China Begins New Attacks on Himalayan Front
NEW DELHI AP China launched fresh attacks at Walong near the Burma border and another clash occurred near Chang Towang as India defies Peiping offers. Nehru vowed continued resistance saying India may face a long struggle. Parisians protested no negotiations with China.
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Car Smashing Man Is a Sturdy Juan
In Little Rock Arkansas AP report Juan Gonzales 19 of Mercedes Texas was struck by a car while walking across a street with Raul Ybarra. Ybarra escaped unharmed. Gonzales walked into the vehicle causing about 300 in damage to the car. Gonzales said he was not injured. Patrolman Hutchins provided the account.
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Gov Swainson leaves race as Dem incumbent loses
Detroit AP notes Gov John B. Swainson returns home after the Democratic incumbent lost re election. His son Peter, a page for Lt. Gov T John Lesinski, asks if T John lost too. The governor confirms Lesinski won and jokes about his own job security.
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Republicans Seize New GOP Talent In 1964 Battle
AP reports that Republicans gained fresh star power in the 1964 election cycle with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York Gov.-elect George Romney of Michigan Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania emerging as leading figures. Robert Taft Jr and Gov. Mark Hatfield surfaced as potential vice presidential contenders, while Richard M. Nixon faced a notable setback in California.
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Robert Taft Jr
Weather forecast for Middletown and nearby area
Cloudy skies and cooler temperatures expected tonight with a low near 34 in Middletown. Friday starts mostly cloudy with clearing late morning and a rise in temperatures the afternoon. Wednesday reached a high of 47 at 3 pm and an overnight low of 44 by 7 am.
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Akron Woman Charged With 19320 Fraud
Brenda Byrd a 23 year old Akron cashier is charged with embezzling 19320 from the Fair Finance downtown branch where she worked five years. Authorities say she admitted taking 5000 with the rest masked as paper manipulation beginning December 1961. Prosecutor says she sought bonuses by using delinquent customers to boost company loans. Bryd allegedly spent 750 on a Palomino horse 250 on a Shetland pony and related riding gear with feeding and stabling costs. She is free on 2500 bond awaiting hearing.
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Brenda Byrd
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Joseph Roulhac
Summit County
Khrushchev Signals Possible Pause in Berlin Showdown
Soviet Premier Khrushchev appears to be shifting from threats over West Berlin to a broader peace offensive. He told reporters in Moscow he never favored a summit with Kennedy, suggesting a reevaluation after Cuba. U.S. officials see this as a move away from early Berlin confrontation toward negotiated diplomacy.
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Ericsson admits switchboard outage in Sweden
Stockholm AP report says Ericsson Telephone Co., a leading phone maker, admitted that for a week its main switchboard had no outside contact. An engineer blamed a new model with screws that were slightly too large and a team of mechanics was still replacing them.
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Ericsson Telephone Co
Navy Set To Check Red Missile Ships
U S blockading ships prepare to inspect homeward bound Soviet vessels for missiles from Cuba. Khrushchev says four Soviet rockets dismantled in Cuba likely head to the Soviet Union. Pentagon to coordinate with Soviet reps for missile counts aboard returning ships. US officials cite UN observation as goal. Castro and on the ground inspection issues noted. Guantanamo access for reporters to be granted Saturday. two Argentine destroyers join the quarantine fleet.
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Mrs. FDR Dies At 78 In New York Apartment
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt the first lady died in her Manhattan apartment Wednesday night age 78 after a long illness described as anemia with a complicating non contagious tuberculosis. President Kennedy Adlai Stevenson and other leaders expressed sorrow. Private funeral at St James Hyde Park and burial beside her husband. Kennedy Truman to attend.
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Glasser gets 1 to 20 years for fatal neighbor shooting
Tremont Ohio AP Raymond C Glasser 66 of rural Fremont must serve one to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary for fatally shooting his neighbor. He was convicted Wednesday of voluntary manslaughter.
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Envoy Walks Out Of Soviet Cuba Reception In Sofia
U S Minister Eugenie Anderson exited a Soviet reception in Sofia after Bulgarian President Dimiter Ganev accused the United States of piratical action against Cuba. Denison and Suslov attended, with Khrushchev missiles cited. Anderson refused diplomatic smoothing.
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Eugenie Anderson
Dimiter Ganev
United States
Cuba
Ganev
Communist Party
Mikhail Suslov
Blas Roca
Georgi A. Denisov
Denisov
Khrushchev
Estes Sentenced To 8 Year Term In Tyler Texas
AP reports bankrupt promoter Billie Sol Estes was found guilty on state swindling charges and sentenced to eight years in the State Penitentiary after a 17 day trial over a loan related to non existent liquid fertilizer tanks. The case also involves pending anti trust and federal charges. Estes, 37, faced accusations of fixing fertilizer prices and defrauding farmers in Pecos.
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Billie Sol Estes
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Isstes
Pecos
T. J. Wilson
Negotiators Ok Pact In New York News Strike
Negotiators for the New York Daily News and the New York Newspaper Guild reached terms on a contract subject to ratification by strikers. An aide to Labor Secretary Wirtz announced after a seven hour session signaling a possible early end to the week old walkout that shut the nation’s largest daily. Wages were a central issue as union members refused to cross picket lines, suspending publication of about two million daily copies. The guild hoped to set a pattern for other city papers with a two year deal offering a seven dollar and twenty five cent weekly package increase.
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Memorial service planned for Cathedral in New York City
The family plans a memorial service within two weeks at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan. An autopsy was approved by the family, though its purpose was not stated. The obituary notes Mrs. Roosevelt’s long public life, illness details, and her death 30 years after her husband’s first presidential election.
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Chuckle on doors and duties in modern marriage
A lighthearted quip notes a husband opening the door and helping his wife into the car may signal he has recently acquired either one or the other. The joke hinges on status and etiquette with a playful sting about marriage roles.
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