SEATO could send 4000 troops into Laos if needed
SEATO nations might deploy about 4,000 battle-ready troops to bolster the royal Laotian army in Laos after any decision to intervene. Officials fear a Korea-type war if actions trigger a Communist response, while others doubt direct U.S. involvement is imminent.
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Washington
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
United States
U.S
SEATO
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Pakistan
Bangkok
USSR Lifts Censorship for Foreign Reporters
The Soviet Foreign Office announced abolition of censorship for foreign correspondents at a Moscow briefing. Kharlamov warned reporters to keep copies of all dispatches sent abroad and noted curbs on unfounded rumors and potential expulsion. Censorship ends after decades with exceptions for non Communist outlets and copy verification.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
Mikhail Kharlamov
Kharlamov
Clouds Hold Middleton In Grayscale Weather
The forecast remains cloudy and cooler with a low in the mid 30s. Saturday looks partly cloudy and mild with little temperature change. The Ohio River stopped falling and rose to 32.7 feet after 0.44 inches of rain yesterday. yesterday’s high reached 49 by 3 p.m. and the overnight low was 41 at 8 a.m. today.
Three Children Rescued From Nursery Fire in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 3 year old girl started a fire at a day nursery while the operator Mrs Jeanne Sutton was away. She rescued Pamela Lipps 3 Kirstan Marks 1 and Cheryl Eide 1 from burning cribs and called firefighters. Pamela lit the bed with matches from a kitchen wall holder.
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Cincinnati
Peter Veron
Jeanne Suton
Pamela Lipps
Kennedy Moves U S Forces as Laos Crisis Grows
President Kennedy eyes a major policy address on Laos while awaiting Khrushchev’s reply to a British push for a cease-fire. US forces and ships move toward Southeast Asia as a diplomatic gambit unfolds, with STRAC alert and increases in helicopter support reported for the royal Laotian government.
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Kennedy
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Southeast Asia
Russia
Kingdom of Laos
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Laos
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
United States
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
U.N
Dayton man linked to multiple northern Ohio robberies
A 36 year old Dayton man Robert L Bigelow admitted taking part in a $597 holdup at the United Airlines ticket office in Toledo using a toy pistol. He is linked to Western Union robberies in Sandusky Cleveland Akron and a Lorain Lorain Muir s drug store holdup. He was arrested after the Commodore Perry Hotel incident and is being questioned in other Western Union and Chicago cases.
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Robert L. Bigelow
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Commodore Perry
Bigelow
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Cleveland
Muir
Lorain
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Chicago
Ohio House OKs Southwestern Ohio International Airport Plan
The Ohio House approved a bill by 126 to 0 to authorize an international airport for jet planes in southwestern Ohio. Rep. Charles H. Jones said counties could unite for regional airports, with the port between Dayton and Cincinnati covering about 15 square miles.
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Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
Charles H. Jones
R.butler
Dayton
Cincinnati
Rebel exile leaders vow Castro end within 18 months
Jose Miro Cardona, 59, heads a new Revolutionary Council formed with Manuel Ray and Manuel Antonio de Varona to oust Castro and restore private investment and free elections in Cuba. They seek exiled Cuban support from Canada to Patagonia, deny U.S. backing, and warn against a puppet government while aiming to outlaw the Communist party and reinstate democratic ties.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Jose Miro Cardona
Revolutionary Council
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Revolutionary Movement of the People
Cardona
Cuba
Castro
Canada
Patagonia
Havana
People
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Manuel Antonio de Varona
de Varona
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State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Pioti Passes Congress Extension of Unemployment Aid
A bill to extend unemployment benefits by up to 13 weeks at nearly 1 billion dollars awaits President Kennedy's signature. The plan advances federal funds to states for early payout, with repayment via future tax revenue. Up to three million jobless could receive extra checks once signed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Signa
Six Die In C121 Cargo Plane Crash Near Maryville
A four engine C121 cargo plane crashed in a rainswept field ten miles north of Marysville, killing four air force flyers and two civilian technicians. The aircraft was based at Mc Clellan Air Force Base near Sacramento. The fatalities include Maj. Donald Pollack of Canton, Ohio, the co-pilot.
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McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Donald Pollack
Canton
Ohio
Finch Fate Rests With Third Jury
Los Angeles AP reports a 12 juror panel begins the third trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff, charged with murder and conspiracy for the 1959 gunshot death of Finch’s wife Barbara Jean. Jurors awaited deliberations after two earlier deadlocks, with jurors housed overnight for a rest period. verdicts carry life, and potential death, penalties under California law.
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Los Angeles
Finch Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Faith Tested In Church With Only Five Dollar Bill
A lighthearted note about a person entering a church with just a five dollar bill in their wallet and the humorous feeling of being unprepared for church offerings.
Kennedy unveils Africa aid plan for UN debate
The Kennedy administration presents new Africa aid proposals to the United Nations General Assembly, aiming to boost Africa’s economy and education. The plan may differ from Eisenhower’s earlier effort and seeks African input, while Soviet interest and Congo leadership changes influence talks.
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Kennedy
U.N
Africa
General Assembly
Eisenhower
U.S
Stevenson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
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