Bearcats Seal 71-59 NCAA Victory Over Ohio State
Cincinnati's defense and balanced attack overwhelmed Ohio State at Freedom Hall. Paul Hogue scored 22 with 19 rebounds, while Tom Thacker 21 and Tony Yates 11 to repeat as champions, despite a knee issue for Jerry Lucas.
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Friendly filibuster grinds on antipoll tax drama in Senate
In a rare Saturday session, Southern Democrats launched a friendly filibuster against the antipoll tax measure. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield pressed on, aiming to force debate, as only five senators were present at daybreak and several southern defenders delivered two speeches each in the stalled fight.
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Russians Move Into Algeria
The Algerian provisional government head accepted a Soviet offer to establish diplomatic relations, triggering French protests over sovereignty. Khrushchev courted Ben Youssef Ben Khedda after the cease-fire, while Paris demanded no recognition until a six month referendum on independence from France.
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Nixon Clubbed With Own Weapon in 1960 Campaign
Nixon's former press secretary Herbert G. Klein says Nixon wanted to make Cuban intervention a campaign issue but kept security concerns. Klein asserts Kennedy used secret material from a Dulles briefing to strike back, clubbing Nixon with his own rhetoric as the 1960 race heated.
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Frondizi Urged to Resign by Argentine Leader
Buenos Aires AP reports elder statesman Gen. Pedro Aramburu urged President Arturo Frondizi to resign to pacify the country amid Peronist election victories. Aramburu, recalled from retirement, held talks with army navy and air force secretaries. Frondizi had tried to appease the military by voiding Peronist wins and forming a mixed civilian military cabinet.
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New Englander Crowned America’s Junior Miss 1962
Jean Leslie Allen, 17, of Providence Rhode Island, wins the 1962 America’s Junior Miss title from 51 seniors nationwide. Tears greet the moment as she receives the robe and crown in Mobile Alabama as the ceremony ends. Her father is a pediatrician. Allen is noted for her love of sports and dark hair.
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Bab El Oued siege renews in Algeria fight near Algiers
European Secret Army rejected surrender terms and fought a two hour battle as 10,000 French troops ringed Bab El Oued. President de Gaulle ordered action to crush the revolt while Christian Fouchet moved to Algiers to oversee Algeria with a European Moslem council ahead of independence referendum. Casualty tallies reported 15 French dead and 74 wounded, with 20 enemy dead and 80 wounded.
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Akron Bus Strike Threatens First in Nine Years
Akron residents may face their first bus strike in nine years as negotiations between the Akron Transportation Co and transit workers broke off on Friday. The stalled talks threaten service disruption and raise questions about city commutes and local transit plans.
Millions In Unused Aid Found
Congressional investigators report multimillion dollar board of foreign aid funds with hidden reserves in Korea South Viet Nam and Turkey. They note large end of year entries show obligations not actually spent suggesting broader uncommitted sums across aid programs. No comment from AID.
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A Glance Inside Home Maintenance Hints on Taxes
Butler County Auditor Ray Tilton says home improvements such as new roofs painting rewiring or kitchen upgrades do not raise real estate taxes while adding a fireplace might. The explanation appears on page 23 of today's Journal. Between today and April 29 the Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce prepares for a Municipal Airport air show. Page 23 also features a 50 year old Scott's Expedition disaster recap on page 8.
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Russia and West study limited nuclear controls
Russia and the West plan to negotiate several limited accords at the 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva next week. Proposals aim to curb spread of weapons and bar space war. Western powers urge France to join, while Rusk reports to Kennedy on Berlin and crisis settlement options.
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Southern Home Sites Probed
Washington AP An FTC probe targets southern home sites advertised as bargains. Daniel Murphy, head of the FTC Bureau of Deceptive Practices, says much advertising misleads buyers and some exaggerates to fraud level. Investors are urged to visit properties before purchase.
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Chuckle Advertising Riffs On Marriage’s Better Way
A humorous ad line plays on marriage as a metaphor for advertising. The copy suggests there may be a better approach, prompting readers to consider alternatives in a playful, lighthearted tone.
Siamese twins born in London hospital move to children’s hospital
A pair of conjoined girls, joined at the head, were born in Edgware General Hospital Middlesex on Thursday and transferred to Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in Holborn. Their mother remains in Edgware’s maternity wing and her name is not released.
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Army deserter seeks asylum in Cuba from Ft Huachuca leave
Army says Sgt. Bobby J. Keesee, 28, former flight simulator operator from Amarillo, Texas, deserted Jan 15 after 15 day leave. He landed at Havana Airport on Friday claiming asylum, while under investigation for forgery and checks. Cuban authorities report he sought refuge. no immediate U.S. return talks.
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