German divorcee eyes marriage to Dr Sam Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns a 33 year old German divorcee from Cleveland travels with attorney F Lee Bailey to Columbus for Sheppard parole hearing. She says Sheppard is innocent and wants to wed him while he seeks commutation of his life sentence for the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder.
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Columbus, Ohio
Sam Yangw
Cleveland
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Marion Correctional Institution
Marilyn
Harvey Gantt Begins First Day At Clemson College
Harvey Gantt the first Negro enrolled at Clemson College spent his first night in an all white dormitory and faced campus orientation with police and reporters watching. The 20 year old shipyard worker's son joined new students amid two minor incidents including tire slashing and threatening remarks leading to two men being removed by police.
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Clemson
S.C
Harvey Gantt
Clemson College
Charleston
Geog
Gantt
Four Deaths Are Due To Asphyxiation
In Toledo two couples died from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Samuel Catshall 76 and Maude Catshall were found in their home while Eddie Clark 37 and Pearl Simmons were found in a car in a garage behind a vacant house. Officials cited gas heater fumes and freezing conditions as the causes.
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Toledo
Samuel Catshall
Maude
Eddie Clark
Pearl Simmons
Harry Mignerey
Sentenced To Death For Wife’s Shooting in Ohio
Columbus AP reports James Mike Gilkerson 41 is on death row at Ohio Penitentiary. A three judge court convicted him six months ago and Correction Commissioner M C Koblentz says he is scheduled to die in the electric chair on April 22 for the December 1961 fatal shooting of his estranged wife Treva.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
James
Mike) Gilkerson
Correction
M. C. Koblentz
Gilkerson
Treva
Test Ban Talks Resumed In New York As Negotiators Press Soviets
In New York the American British and Soviet negotiators met at the Soviet UN mission to discuss the on site inspections issue seen as key to breaking the deadlock. Western officials seek two to three inspections per year while the U S rejects unpoliced moratoria and Khrushchev's letter on inspection principle is under review.
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New York
U.S
United Nations
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Foy D. Kohler
Kremlin
France
United States
Pilot Dies as Passenger Lands Small Plane
In Cheyenne a pilot died at the controls during a landing at a missile construction site 45 miles northeast of the city. Passenger Les ter Peterson, 38, and instructor Lou Domenico directed the landing from the control tower, praising the pilot Edgar R. Van Keuren, 56, of Rapid City, S.C., for keeping his head as he slumped over the wheel.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lester Peterson
The
American Bridge Co
Lou Domenico
Edgar R. van Keuren
Rapid City
S.C
Here
Peterson
Congo Mission To Open Study
United Nations officials met with Harlan Cleveland ahead of a U.S. mission to the Congo. The study will assess civilian needs after Katanga’s secession end and evaluate ongoing U.S. contributions of about $50 million yearly.
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United Nations, N.Y
Harlan Cleveland
U.S. State Department
U Thant
U.N
U.S
Congo
Cleveland
Katanga
United States
Some Relief Seen From Cold Wave
Winter's steady weather pattern of unseasonable cold and snow for much of the nation this month indicated a little change for the better in some areas today. But it was cold again this morning from the Rocky Mountain region to New York State. Subzero weather was reported in parts of the Ohio Valley, the Great Lakes region, New York State, the northern plains and the Rocky Mountain region. Lowest temperatures in the extreme cold belt were near -29.
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Rocky Mountain Region
New York State
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Weather forecast and temperature report with snow risk
Temperatures range from subzero to near freezing with a brief warmup. Snow is expected late tonight and tomorrow, complicating the weather picture per the Weather Bureau forecast. Yesterday's low was minus 15 and the high plus 16, while today’s low varied from minus one to minus 10 depending on location.
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Weather Bureau
Arctic cold grips multiple states as deaths mount
Subzero readings persisted in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana though lower than Monday. Fresh arctic air surged south from the northern plains and Rockies driving bitter weather westward. Montana North Dakota and Wyoming faced severe cold with some air reaching South Dakota and Nebraska. New York saw weekend blizzards causing 21 weather related deaths since last Wednesday including overexertion, traffic accidents, and exposure. National toll reached 180.
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Great Falls
Drummond
Mont
Elmira
N.Y
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Plains
Rockies
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
New York State
Ohio Boat Traffic Is Ice Blocked by Freeze
Cincinnati AP reports the Ohio River ice choke has halted most commercial boating. Officials say a cold wave will add up to eight inches of ice over five days, with harbors remaining the only transit points as minor transfers occur.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Ohio River Division
Rhodes misses briefing due to illness in Ohio
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes did not report to his Statehouse office Monday because of a severe cold that has lingered for weeks. An aide said he notified the office he would stay home.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Rhodes
24 Point Federal Aid To Education Program Offered
President Kennedy sent a 24 point education aid plan to Congress with 1.2 billion dollars to begin. It omits direct aid to private or parochial schools but includes grants for public schools loans for colleges and facility construction for both public and private institutions. The package aims to phase out federal aid over several years and includes a national study on college attendance with emphasis on training libraries and graduate schools.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Ls Oom Oy
Delore
NIS
Ken
Third G on Death Occurs In Dayton
Dayton reports its third gymnasium related death in two weeks. Donald Clem met Gray Jr., 12, collapsed Monday during square dance at Hawthorne Elementary School and died of heart failure from an enlarged heart. Earlier Karen Moore, 10, died playing soccer at a different elementary school. On Jan 16, 19-year-old Thomas Luppe collapsed and died on a University of Dayton gym floor.
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Dayton
Ohio
Donald Clemmet Gray Jr
Hawthorne
Karen Moore
Thomas Luppe
University of Dayton
Cold Eases In Europe After Severe Freeze Lingers
In Europe the killer freeze eases as fresh snow falls on Italian mountains and the east coast. Snowplows and icebreakers ease transport while villages remain marooned and the unofficial death toll rises to 423. In Japan blizzards slacken after 19 days of steady snow with 77 dead, 9 missing, and 72 injured.
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London
Italy
Europe
Japan
China
Armco Donates Land for Miami University Middletown Branch
Armco President Logan T. Johnston announced a 127 acre gift to Miami University for a Middletown branch campus. The park area will remain a public recreational facility under city administration, with plans for a classroom building and library valued around 1 million dollars. The transfer preserves Armco Park as community space and supports local education expansion amid state funding prospects.
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco Corp
Armco Park
Miami University
John Millett
Middletown
Armco
Midddletown
Johnston
John D. Millett
Miami Board of Trustees
Millett
Miami
College For
Joe Woodruff
Oscar Day
John Whitlock
Miami Board
Forest Hills Country Club
Forest Hills
Holiday House
Armco Girls’ Association
City Commission
William Denham
Britain’s bid for Common Market falters in Brussels
BRUSSELS AP Britain’s effort to join the Common Market collapses as France opposes and five of six member nations fail to sway Paris. West Germany’s Ludwig Erhard declares no progress after ministers adjourn for lunch while U S pressure from John Tuthill signals the Kennedy administration’s concern over the France Britain split.
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Brussels
Belgium
Britain
Kennedy
France
Ludwig Erhard
U.S
John Tuthill
Erhard
European Economic Community
West Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Luxembourg
Tuthill
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
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Eee Society
Sdbieaas
Valley News
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Nedy
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