Still Faces Deportation as Rampos Marries in Ohio
Vasilios Rampos, a 21 year old Greek immigrant facing deportation for illegal entry after allegedly leaving the country three times, wed Peggy Dontas at St Demetrios Church. His wife says she will join him in Greece if he is deported, while family at Mahoning Country Club expect him to seek entry again as an American citizen's husband.
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Rampos
St. Demetrios Hellenic
Peggy Dontas
Greece
Mahoning Country Club
Peggy
Youngstown University
Chimpanzee Orbit Mission Delayed by Capsule Leak
Space officials postponed the Mercury-Atlas chimpanzee launch after a Sunday test revealed a hydrogen peroxide gas leak in the in-flight control system. Repair could take one to two weeks, delaying hopes of manned orbit in 1961.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Project Mercury
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Fire damages three businesses in Cleveland three alarm blaze
A three alarm fire in Cleveland burned for four hours at the Encore Room Chin’s Kin Lee Restaurant and Queisserve Supply Co. damaging two restaurants and a builder’s supply firm with estimated losses of 250000. No injuries were reported as 40 firefighters from four departments battled spreading flames threatening two adjacent buildings. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Cleveland
Encore Room
Chin's Kin-Lee
Chagrin Boulevard
Lee Road
Shaker Heights
Warrensville Heights
South Euclid
University Heights
Queisserve 'S Supply Co
Shaker Savings Association
F. W. Woolworth Co
Merle Hand
Ethiopian May Seek UN Force Over Katanga Crisis
The Congo crisis deepens as Ethiopia seeks UN action to end Katanga's secession. Tesfaye Gebre-Egzi and Justin Bomboko urged the Security Council to authorize UN troops to back Leopoldville's government against Katanga's 16 month defiance. Western powers favor peaceful means, while Ethiopia demands decisive UN intervention.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Katanga
Security Council
Congo
Tesfaye Gebre-Egzy
Justin Bomboko
L-Nation Council
Bomboko
U.N
Leopoldville
United States
Britain
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Sudan
Nigeria
30 Bodies of Recruits Identified
Medical authorities in Richmond say new evidence may finish identifying victims of the flaming airliner crash that killed 74 Army recruits and crew. Doctors at the Medical College of Virginia report 34 recruits already identified and two crew members identified in the temporary morgue as Army teams seek more details from families.
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Ical
Medical College of Virginia
Molotov Returns to Soviet Silence Amid Purge
Former Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov arrived in Moscow with his elderly wife after leaving Vienna. The Communist Party seeks to purge the Stalin era memory, shedding sins and restraint as no public officials greeted him at the station. He faced an intimate purge rather than public spotlight.
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Moscow
V. M .Molotov
Vienna
Communist Party
Stalin
Svetlana
Molotov
Showers Bring Damp, Mild Weather Across Miami Valley
The Miami Valley will see damp and mild conditions with light rain or drizzle tonight and tomorrow across most of the state. Temperatures forecast to hold near 50 overnight and around 60 by Tuesday, with Middletown’s official high 68 yesterday and low 34 this morning. Rainfall measured up to 0.6 inch by 6 this morning.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Middletown
Biddle Dies as American Envoy to Spain
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, U.S. ambassador to Spain, died today at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington. The noted diplomat and former naval officer was 66, leaving behind a legacy in Franco era diplomacy and American service.
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Washington
Anthony ‘J. Drexel Biddle
U. S
Spain
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Faulty Vaccine Cutter Settles Suits At Nearly $2 Million
Berkeley firm Cutter Labatories settled fifteen suits over faulty antipolio vaccine for 1.727 million dollars. Total settlements exceed insurance coverage by more than 1 million, part of claims that 1955 Cutter vaccine contained live polio virus. Juries found no manufacturing negligence but ruled breach of implied warranty.
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Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Melvin Belli
Cut ‘Ter
Molotov Returns to Vienna as Soviet Purge Charges Loom
Plainclothes police kept back Western reporters as Molotov arrived. Stalin ally dismisses questions, while Khrushchev’s denunciation dominates talk at the Soviet congress. Molotov, 71, says little and hints at potential remarks on party purges.
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Molotov
Nyet
Stalin
Khrushchev
Paulina
State Colleges Shortchanged In Tax Dollars, Educator Says
John A. Perkins of the University of Delaware warned that state colleges and universities face reduced tax funding. He blamed ecclesiastical politics and fear of federal involvement, urging better state tax support amid tight budgets and ongoing Morrill Act centennial observations.
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Kansas City, Mo
John A. Perkins
University of Delaware
Perkins
American Association of Land
Association
Abraham Lincoln
Puerto Rico
Plane crash near Richmond airfield halts recruits’ flight
An air ambulance carrying recruits to Fort Jackson, South Carolina, crashed near Byrd Airport in Richmond during an emergency landing attempt. The pilot reported a failing third engine and inoperative landing gear just before impact. Civil Aeronautics Board officials completed a preliminary inquiry and planned a hearing in Richmond in about two weeks.
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Tion
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Richmond
Byrd Airport
Edward Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kennedy orders FAA to implementBeacon task force plan
President Kennedy directs the FAA to adopt most recommendations from the Project Beacon report on air traffic control. The plan calls for a $500 million five year capital program, partial use of SAGE elements, modified FAA control systems, and new rules for busy airports including speed limits and tiered flight control for high traffic routes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Federal Aviation Agency
Nations
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Defense Department
Richard R. Hough
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Halaby
Ispeed
Flags Pulled Up as Vandals Target Historic Cemetery
Vandals overturned and damaged 40 grave markers at a 1645 Olmsted Falls cemetery. American flags set beside graves for Veterans Day were pulled up and tossed into a pile. Cemetery trustee William J. Gilligan confirmed the markers were damaged.
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Cleveland
Olmsted Falls
William J. Gilligan
Allies Urge Resumption Of Nuclear Test Talks
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to resume negotiations for a controlled suspension of nuclear weapon tests. Notes were delivered to Moscow as Washington and London seek to revive talks on a nuclear test ban after Geneva collapse and September Soviet resumption.
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London
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Washington
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Geneva
U.N. General Assembly
Chuckle Quote Sparks Wry Observation on Labor
A witty line proclaims the world full of willing people some eager to work and others ready to let them. The quip sharpens a humorous view of effort and idleness.
Vandals topple heavy grave markers in 22 years of policing
Police say three or more people likely involved as large markers weighing up to 200 pounds were toppled. A marker for Jotham Howe, who died in 1855, was found snapped in half.
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Jotham Howe
Floods Killed Three Near Damascus and Hit Homs
Floods after heavy rains killed three near Damascus and damaged 300 hours in Homs. Earlier reports said twenty three died when floods from Turkey's southern mountains swept into Afrin, northern Syria, last week.
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Damascus
Syria
Homs
Turkey
Afrin
Oswald the deer wins freedom after hunting season
Oswald the deer, beloved in Prestonburg Kentucky, eluded hunters during four day deer season. Conservation officers and locals watched as he retreated to a grassy pasture and barn shelter. After season ended, Oswald was released back into the hills, with friends hopeful for next year.
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Kentucky
Oswald
Raymond Copley
Bill Boyd
Calf Creek
Floyd County
Arnold Workman
Heart Disease and Lung Cancer May Plateaue in Coming Decade
Dr. Reinnert Ravenholt told the American Public Health Association that Seattle King County death records over 85 years show coronary heart disease and lung cancer may cease rising for under 60s and reach a plateau in 10 to 15 years. He noted potential links to cigarette smoking and historic epidemics, with 1975 as a key peak possibility.
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Detroit
Reinnert T. Ravenholt
American Public Health Association
Seattle-King County
Ravenhold
University of Washington
Seattle
Ravenholt
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Biddle
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