New Report On Test Ban Is Received
Washington reports indicate the United States hopes to know within a week if a serious chance exists for a nuclear weapons test ban with the Soviet Union. Ambassador Kohler returns from Moscow with a message from Khrushchev as negotiations resume in New York with U.S., Soviet, and British negotiators present.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Ehler
Kennedy
New York
Britain
Nevada
Communist Party
Pravda
Clemson Faces Enrollment of Nation's First Black Student
Clemson College readies for the first Negro student, Harvey Gantt, to enroll amid police presence. State officers and SLED guards will supervise, with Gantt accompanied by his father and attorney. College officials and local clergy urge peace as orientation and registration proceed.
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S.C
South Carolina
Clemson College
J. P. Strom
Harvey Gantt
Iowa State University
Charleston
Gantt
A. R. Blake
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Brotherhood of Man
Christopher Gantt
Charleston Navy Yard
Matthew J. Perry
Perry
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald S. Russell
Strom
A. W
Ailing Plane Saved By Jetliner Aid At Columbus Airport
Maj. Victor A. Rawlins was named commander of the 166th Tactical Fighter Squadron in Columbus. En route from Andrews AFB, a T33 trainer faced erratic readings in poor weather. A TWA 707 crew coordinated with Approach Control to guide the trainer to a safe landing, then landed themselves. The jetliner was piloted by Herbert A. Ottewill on Flight 18 from Chicago to New York.
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Victor A. Rawlins
Chillicothe
Columbus
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Tawsins
Harold L. Miller
TWA
Port Columbus
Chicago
New York
Herbert A. Ottewill
Five Children Die in Fire in Long Island Home
EAST HAMPTON N Y AP Fire killed five children aged three months to six years in a four room bungalow. Parents Jeremiah and Mrs Williams escaped with minor injuries after leaping from a window. Four children found dead inside. one died later at a hospital. Officials believe a kerosene heater explosion started the blaze.
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Long Island
Jeremiah Williams
Ex-Conquerer questioned in Lancaster murder case
In Ohio authorities questioned a 40 year old ex convict in the killing of Virginia Wagner of Lancaster. The suspect, linked by a fingerprint on the victim, claimed he was in Muncie Indiana on December 19. Wagner, mother of three, disappeared that day and was found January 5 under Racoon Creek ice with a knotted rope around her neck.
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Columbus, Ohio
Virginia Wagner
Lancaster
Jerry Sege
Franklin County
Sheriff's Office
Muncie
Ind
Wagner
Fire damage at Rubini Imported Motors hits 30000
Toledo Ohio AP reports a fire at Rubini Imported Motors Inc caused an estimated 30000 damage. District Fire Chief Richard Hunt said the blaze cause was not determined and Fireman George Elekonich sustained a back injury from a fall while battling the flames.
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Toledo.ohio
Rubini Imported Motors, Inc
Richard Hunt
George Elekonich
Atlantic Crisis Is Reds' Meat
Paris notes Khrushchev watches Western Statesmen grapple with a potential deep Atlantic crisis as Britain faces a veto against entry to the European Economic Community and De Gaulle’s stance looms over Europe’s future. France risks vacating NATO’s chair, while U.S. and German leaders weigh Britain’s accession and security ties amid rising East-West tensions.
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Kremlin
European Economic Community
Europe
EEC
France
North Atlantic Alliance
Nikita Khrushchev
President Kennedy Returns Home After Wintry Weekend
President Kennedy flew to Washington by helicopter this morning after a frosty Virginia weekend. He landed at the White House in ice-glazed snow following a 51 minute trip from Glen Ora near Middleburg. Mrs Kennedy and the children stayed at the family’s rented state.
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Washington
Kennedy
Virginia
White House
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Ohio records lowest reading as cold wave grips state
Ralph Eubanks of the U S Weather Bureau near Jackson reported minus 31 degrees at 7 am the lowest in the nation tied with Long Rock Wis. Irregular ground fresh snow and light wind produced the extreme low. Ohio ties the nation for the coldest reading as snow and ice cause closures and accidents statewide.
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Ohio
Ralph Eubanks
U.S
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Logan
Circleville
Dayton
Celina
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Akron
Springfield
Ohio River
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Highway Patrol
Record Cold Grips Nation With Snowstorms
Cold weather and heavy snow swept across the United States after a weekend storm that dumped up to 18 inches in New York and New England. Arctic air drove temperatures to 24 below in Moline and Lone Rock, with deaths rising to 162 due to weather. Miami logged 66 after a high of 85, a January record, while Tennessee to Florida saw near freezing conditions and widespread chills.
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Great Lakes
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
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Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Duluth
Minn
Moline
Lone Rock
Wis
Southland
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Miami
Office workers plan to strike at Nevada test site
Five hundred Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co. employees at the Nevada atomic test site planned a strike over a subsistence pay cut from 7.50 to 5 with travel pay eliminated. AFL CIO Office Employees International VP Frank Morton said the workers intend to shut the place down and prevent crossing picket lines.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Atomic Test Site
Frank Morton
International
Aflcio
Sunsday
AEC l
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co., Inc
Sebald Deaths Shocking Middletown Murder Suicide
Prominent Middletown dentist Dr H Alder Sebald 60 and his wife Louise 59 were found shot to death in their bedroom at 3404 Central Ave. A maid discovered them around 10:30 a m as both were in pajamas. Coroner Dr Garret J Boone said Sebald shot his wife three times with a .22 pistol, then killed himself. The couple planned a trip to Chicago next week. They leave three daughters and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Wilson Memorial Home.
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Middletown
H. Alder Sebald
Louise
Central Ave
Garret J. Boone
Butler ‘County
Sebald
Boone
Bessie Spurlock
Sycamore St
Sebalds
Chicago
Britain’s entry to Europe hangs on West German plan
In Brussels ministers from six market nations weigh Britain’s bid to join the European Economic Community. West Germany may propose delaying the decision and passing the problem to the community commission, which would report in two to three weeks. France opposes membership, raising the risk of a wider Franco German rift and unsettled postwar European unity. Britain seeks support amid unemployment at home and desire for capital investment, with U.S. urging a unified Europe.
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EEC
Brussels
Britain
France
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Moscow
Tom Ochiltree
Belgium
European Economic Community
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Dean Rusk
Washington
Rusk
Snowbound Watertown Drivers Tie Red Ribbons on Radios
In Watertown New York motorists facing snowbanks blocking intersections tie red ribbons to radio antennas to warn others of their approach. The AP reports drivers use the bright markers amid heavy accumulation creating visibility hazards in the city.
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Watertown
New York City
Largest GM sales and income set new records in 1962
General Motors reports 1962 net income of 1.459 billion dollars and sales of 14.6 billion, both record highs. Vehicle shipments reached 5.239 million units, up 4 percent from 1955 and 30 percent above 1961. Dividends paid rose to 3 dollars per share, a record for an industrial firm.
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New York
General Motors Corp
U.S
GM Common Dock
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