SEATO weakens hard line on Laos crisis
SEATO foreign ministers endorse a compromise Laos resolution that avoids a firm pledge to use force if cease fire talks fail. The accord, backed by Britain, France and others, hinges on Soviet counteroffers and delays decisive action while Laos rebels receive support. U.S. officials express disappointment despite calling the language strong.
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Bangkok
Thailand
SEATO
Council of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lam
Lord Horne
Czech airliner crash near Nuernberg kills 52
Czech operated four engine Turboprop Lyushin 18 crashes Tuesday night near Ruesselbach. 52 dead including several children. U.S. Army investigators assist German police. no Western passengers aboard. Cause under probe with possible sabotage. plane bound for Bamako from Prague with 44 passengers and eight crew.
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Germany
Ruesselbach
Nuernberg
Barmako
Mali Republic
Prague
Zeriep
U.S. Army
New Orleans Man Leaves Estate to U.S. Government
James M. Folkman, 84, childless, probated will leaves his entire estate about 17500 dollars to the U.S. government. Folkman died March 11.
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New Orleans
James M. Folkman
U.S
Doctor's Call Clears Driver in Death Case
Charges of negligent homicide against Braxton Lipscomb of Hurricane were dismissed after Dr. W. G. Tobin of Warren Ohio said Hilton D. Lawson had attempted death by own action and was a definite mental patient. The ruling followed Tats about Lawson's history and Lawson’s death after Lawson allegedly jumped in front of Lipscomb's car on Kanawha Boulevard.
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W. Va
Braxton Lipscomb
Hurricane
Lipscomb
Hilton D. Lawson
Warren
Ohio
Kanawha Boulevard
Lawson
W. G. Tobin
Bob Sigman
Joseph Thomas
Tobin
Cne
Thomas
Youth Rider Killed in Port Clinton Crash
An AP report says 17 year old Thomas Davis of Port Clinton was killed when his motor scooter was struck on U S 2 west of Oslo Tuesday night. He was riding the scooter at the time of the crash.
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Oslo
U.S. 2
Here
Thomas Davis
Port Clinton
Defector Jose Pardo Linda predicts Cuba collapse this year
Jose Pardo Linda, Fidel Castro's top propagandist who defected last week, emerged in Mexico City to warn that an economic crisis will topple the Castro government in Cuba later this year. The statement was carried by AP.
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Jose Pardo Linda
Fidel Castro
Mexico City
Cuba
GE Evendale Not Affected Be JFK Plan
Washington AP reports General Electric Evendale Ohio plant will continue research on atomic powered aircraft engines despite cutbacks. The Cincinnati area facility employs about 2300 workers. President Kennedy proposed withdrawing military participation from the nuclear plane project while sustaining a reduced research program under the Atomic Energy Commission. An Administration official said extra research funds are being sought to keep skilled teams intact.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Evendale
Ohio
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy Proposes 25-Year Improvement Loan Plan
President Kennedy proposed government insured 25 year home improvement loans up to 10 000 per family to revive urban areas without subsidies as part of a 3.2 billion housing bill. The plan adds 6 percent interest and outlines first or second mortgages with broad availability and two year initial authorization ending July 1 1963.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Housing Chief Seeks Long Term Urban Renewal Funding Plan
Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver told Kennedy the housing bill prioritizes upgrading existing housing over new construction and would provide 3.19 billion dollars in new spending authority. The proposal includes 2.5 billion for urban renewal commitments over four years and aims for ten years or longer of spending, contrasting with prior two year limits.
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Robert C. Weaver
Kennedy
Weaver
Congress
China eyes test-tube babies to solve manpower shortage
In Hong Kong AP reports Peiping promotes test-tube baby research as a national manpower strategy. Scientist Chang Tso-kan notes experiments abroad on extracorporeal fertilization and embryo culture, citing Italy and the Soviet Union, and foresees sex selection and birth-rate planning as benefits for China.
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Hong Kong
China
Peiping People's Daily
Peiping
Chang Tso-kan
Chang
Italy
Soviet Union
United States
Gromyko Delays Departure Prompting United Nations Speculation
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko delays leaving for the Warsaw Pact meeting in Moscow fueling talk of a major move at the United Nations or in Washington. Diplomats cite his extended stay in New York after his talks with President Kennedy on Laos and possible progress toward an immediate cease fire or a reopening of East West disarmament talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Gromyko
Moscow
Kennedy
Titan Passes 5 000 Mile Test Flight
Cape Canaveral aerospace report details a 30 minute 5 000 mile test flight of an operational Titan missile prototype. The 98 foot rocket hit a Atlantic target after 17 000 mile per hour flight as Air Force confirms all objectives met. Earlier a Mace B missile failed shortly after launch during an 800 mile test.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. AP
Atlantic
Air Force
Round up of unlicensed dogs begins in Batavia
Clermont County officials announce a citywide roundup of all dogs without licenses starting Saturday April 1 in Batavia Ohio. The enforcement targets pets lacking current registration and aims to curb stray dog issues.
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Batavia, Ohio
Clermont County
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook Snow Flurries Tonight
Weather in the northeast will bring snow flurries tonight while higher elevations stay cooler with cloudiness. Middletown sees only slightly cooler temps tonight and Thursday with a low in the mid 30s. Over the next five days highs near 58 and lows around 38, with showers likely Friday and Monday totaling under an inch. Tuesday reached 61 at 3 pm with a 33 overnight low at 6 am.
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Ohio
Ohio Jobless Claims Dip Slightly In Latest Week
In Columbus the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 25,812 new claims for the week ending March 25 down from 25,91? the prior week. Continuing claims also slipped from 220,512 to 220,000 as the jobless figures show a modest retreat.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Northeast Iowa Faces Flood Threat as Cedar River Rises
Flood fears loom in northeast Iowa as the Cedar River nears crest levels and thousands are displaced in Waterloo Evansdale and surrounding towns. Snow blankets regions from North Dakota to the Great Lakes while cold air grips the central plains and lower Great Lakes.
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Waterloo
Fvansdale
Rockies
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
North Central
Lower
Walt Johnson Jr. Dies at 45, Baseball Family Note
Walter P. Johnson Jr. 45, son of Hall of Famer Walter Johnson, died Tuesday in Washington. An auto salesman by trade, he retired two years ago due to Hodgkin's disease. He previously tried out as a pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics and played in the Des Moines minors.
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Washington
Walter P. Johnson Jr
Walter
Big Train) Johnson
Johnson
Hodgkin
Philadelphia Athletics
Des Moines
Iowa
Today's Chuckle There's no fool like an old fool
A lighthearted quip notes that experience pays off, humorously contrasting youth and age with a playful warning that aging brings wisdom over time.
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