Japan says no recognition of Communist China planned
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda stated Japan will not recognize Communist China amid the current international scene. He favored limited technical exchanges but avoided political ties, noting trade could occur via private arrangements. Parliament discusses a record 1961 budget of 5.5 billion dollars as the economy grows faster than other nations.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
China
Ikeda
United States
France
Germany
Britain
U. S
Wonder Drugs Slowed by Kefauver Hearings Says SKF Chief
Francis Boyer chairman of SmithKline & French warned a Kefauver committee probe has created an atmosphere likely to delay life saving drugs. He cited FDA approvals dropping to five new drugs in Q3 1960 versus 17 in 1959 and urged understanding the impact on future medical treatment.
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Philadelphia
America
Senate
Francis Boyer
SmithKline & French Laboratories
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Boyer
Kefauver
SKF
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Fitzgerald Will Distributes 150000 In Bequests
The Barry Fitzgerald estate will give relatives and friends substantial sums. Seán O Casey receives 15000 while Una Slott gets 35000 and sister Marie Mortished 25000. The rest funds go to a trust with two thirds for Arthur Shields and one third for John Joseph O Leary. Fitzgerald died in Dublin January 4.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Barry Fitzgerald
Sean O'Casey
Una Slott
Hollywood
Fitzgerald
Marie Mortished
Arthur Shields
John Joseph O'Leary
Dublin
Iced Plane Lands On Ohio Turnpike
Two men aboard a single engine plane were forced to land on the Ohio Turnpike fifteen miles west of Fremont after carburetor icing caused engine trouble. They were uninjured. Pilot Eugene Hill, 43, of South Bend, Ind., and passenger Robert Birner, 26, of Toledo were en route from Cleveland to Toledo.
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Fremont, Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Here
Turnpike
Hugene Hill
South Bend
Ind
Robert Birner
Toledo
Cleveland
Kennedy Weeks of Hope Mark Western Reactions Abroad
West Europeans praised Kennedy during his first week in office with rare accord. Le Monde hailed his conduct as meeting the moment, while parties in West Germany Italy and the Netherlands echoed optimism about a forthcoming easing of East West tensions and a more positive U S approach.
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Paris
Kennedy
Moscow
Washington
le Monde
Soviet Union
West Germany
Social Demoeratic Party
United States
Social Democratic Party
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Frankfurther Allgemeine
Italy
London
The
Daily Express
London Times
Miami University Dedicates 1.5 Million Culler Hall
Miami University in Oxford opens its new science building Culler Hall costing 1.5 million dollars. The facility houses physics mathematics and aeronautics labs and classrooms and will host first classes at the start of the new semester. Officials say it will allow larger classes and expanded teaching and research, including a graduate level lab course toward a master's degree.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Culler
George Aitken
Reds Norway Plan Exchange for 1961 Cultural Treaty
Norway and the Soviet Union agreed to exchange scientists and information on peaceful nuclear energy. Soviet Ambassador M G Gribanov announced after three days of talks with Dr E Christophersen. They signed a 1961 cultural scientific and technical exchange treaty.
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Oslo
Norway
Soviet Union
M. G. Gribanov
Gribanov
Foreign Ministry
E Christophersen
Jailed In Forgery Ring In Dayton Ohio
Two men and two women are jailed in Montgomery County for passing forged checks in Dayton stores. Barbara Gardner 22 James Linville 32 Wayne Naves 21 Adeena Whit 32 though paralyzed from the waist as a result of a tavern shooting four years ago.
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Dayton, Ohio
Montgomery County
Dayton
Harlan Grooms
Barbara Gardner
James Linville
Wayne Naves
Adeena Whit
Teacher Corps to Africa Aids East African Shortage
The United States plans to send 150 young American teachers to Kenya Tanganyika Uganda and Zanzibar to address a regional shortage. The two year contracts offer about 3000 dollars yearly with potential two year extensions and involve collaboration among Columbia University Makerere College and governments of four territories.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Kenya
Tanganyika
Uganda
Zanzibar
Teachers College
Columbia University
Makerere College of East Africa
State Warns Of Heating Dangers In Trailers
Ohio Health Department warns of extreme danger from unvented manual gas beaters in tightly weathered travel trailers. Officials say campers and hunters use such trailers, urging warnings and air venting to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Health Department
Public Wealth Service
Grate Health
State Law Asked On Married Pupils in Loveland
Loveland officials seek state legislature help to clarify if school boards may bar married students from high school. Superintendent L W Hurst asked Clermont County lawmakers to introduce a bill on the issue. Mrs Donna Alt won a state appeals court ruling last September allowing her to enroll for her senior year.
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Batavia
Ohio
Loveland
L. W. Hurst
Clermont County
Donna Alt
Denison Receives $120000 Gift From Houston Firm Leader
Ray C. Fish, president of a Houston engineering firm, donated stock valued at $120,000 to Denison University. The gift funds the Ray C. Fish Endowment Scholarship, yielding about $5,200 annually. Fish received an honorary Doctor of Business Administration from Denison in 1957.
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Granville, Ohio
Houston, Tex
Ray C. Fish
Denison University
Universty
Fish
Denison Ln
Ohio Firm Wins Air Force Jet Barrier Contract
E. W. Bliss Co. of Canton Ohio received a 5 million dollar Air Force contract to install emergency overrun barriers at bases worldwide The barrier stops jets traveling over 200 miles per hour within about 1000 feet using a braking engine underground activated when a pilot drops a hook to engage a ground cable
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New York
E. W. Bliss Co
Canton
Ohio
Air Force
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