Coup attempt rattles Baghdad as Baathists clash in Iraq
Associated Press reports a failed coup against the Baath government in Baghdad led by Ali Saleh El Saad. After morning jet strikes on the presidential palace and Al Rashid camp, the capital quieted by midday as top leaders urged unity and allegiance from military divisions. El Saad, once deputy premier, disappeared from Baghdad amid claims he fled to Madrid.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Ba’Ath Socialist Party
Baghdad
Ali Saleh el Saad
Ba’ Athist
Ba‘Ath
Com
Snow Closes School as Geauga County Sees 10 Inch Snowfall
The first heavy snow of the year blankets northeastern Ohio. Hambden in Geauga County reports up to 10 inches, forcing school closures and activating salt and cinder crews. A Geauga County deputy notes snow so deep it reaches his car headlights.
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Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Hambden
Geauga County
Thompson
Winter Comes Back With Flurries In Middletown
Middletown area residents woke to a morning low of 28 with snow flurries. Yesterday’s high reached 48. The forecast calls for further cooling with afternoon highs in the low 40s and a return to the 20s by tomorrow morning.
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Middletown
Snow Closes Schools Across Kirtland Area In Lake County
In Kirtland Lake County residents saw up to eight inches of snow while nearby Painesville reported over six inches and Chardon about eight. Ashtabula logged three inches. Heavy snowfall clogged secondary roads despite night long salt and cinder crew efforts. Kirtland schools closed due to transportation problems.
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Kirtland
Lake County
State Highway Patrol
Painesville
Chardon
Ashtabula
Retailers Oppose State Income Tax in Ohio
The Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants reaffirmed opposition to a state income tax as a revenue source. It urged extending the Ohio sales tax to selected priorities only if a clear need for more revenue is demonstrated.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio
Hays Defense of Paris Trip Sparks House Criticism
Congressional trip to Paris and London draws fire as Hays leads eight day overseas visit. Ernest Petinaud, serving as messenger and colored, accompanies lawmakers along with news crews. Critics question travel expenses paid from overseas credits and press access.
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Paris
London
Hays
Ernest Petinaud
Europe
Ernest
Petinaud
United States
Goldwater Says Cuts Too Small
Senator Barry Goldwater in Chicago argued that congressional cuts to foreign aid are too small and said the public demands bigger reductions. He noted Kennedy and Rockefeller's 1964 presidential bids influence politics but signs he will decide later on entering the race. Goldwater set January 27 as the Illinois primary filing deadline.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Illinois
Today's Chuckle Diplomacy Might Break a Deadlock
A lighthearted column notes that playful diplomacy could ease a political standstill. It highlights witty exchanges between officials and humorous tactics aimed at advancing stalled negotiations without harming policy aims.
Loot from Manhattan jewel heist recovered 90 percent
Police say five construction workers recovered about 268000 dollars in gems from a hijacked jeweler’s car and demolition site loot. A large portion was buried near Gettysburg Pennsylvania, leaving 90 percent of the haul found while the bungling driver fled the scene.
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Manhattan
King Solomon's Mines
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Midtown Manhattan
W. 41St Street
Philip Rossi
Robert Lee
Vate
Sukarno reinstates premier post amid tightened control
In Jakarta President Sukarno declared himself premier to tighten day to day governance. He revived the premiership and abolished the post of first minister created in 1959. First Minister Djuanda Kartawidjaja died November 7. deputy Joannes Leimena had been acting premier.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Djuanda Kartawidjaja
Johannes Leimena
Gilpatric and Korth to be publicly questioned in RFx contract probe
Washington AP The Senate investigations subcommittee voted to publicly question former Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth and Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric over their roles in negotiating the controversial RFx warplane contract. Hearings resume Monday and most prior testimony was given behind closed doors. The panel investigates potential favoritism or bad judgment in the award to General Electric Corp.'s December.
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Washington
Defense Department
General Ec Corp
11 Percent Of Country Now Off Limits To Reds
The United States restricts travel for Soviet satellite diplomats to about 11 percent of the U S, with some areas opened and others closed. Soviet travelers remain largely barred, and the 1961 closed areas list was revised after interagency talks, reflecting a compromise between Defense and State Departments.
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State Departments
State Department
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Exchange Plans Hurt By Soviet Spy Arrest
Washington reports the arrest of Yale Prof. Fred C. Barghoorn on spy charges clouds upcoming Moscow talks on cultural exchanges. The 52 year old expert on Soviet affairs faces a case that could complicate conditions for student and professor exchanges and place strain on negotiating positions with the Soviet Ministry of Education. Barghoorn served on the Inter University Committee on Travel Grants and related exchange administration. The Foreign Ministry in Moscow informed the U S Embassy of the arrest, seen as a possible tit for tat Cold War move.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Yale
Fred C. Barghoorn
Moscow
Barghoorn
Inter-University Committee
Baroon
U S Ambassador Demands Barghoorn Release in Moscow
U S Ambassador Fay Klein Kohler pressed Moscow officials for the immediate release of Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn held on spy charges. He urged the right to see him and to receive detailed charges after a 15 minute meeting with Deputy Foreign Minister Valerina Zorin.
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Moscow
U. S
Fay Kohler
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Valerina Zorin
Barghoorn
Russians detained in Englewood spying case with Ivanov held
Three Russians accused of spying were rounded up at Englewood New Jersey two weeks ago. Two were expelled from the country while Igor A Ivanov is held for trial. Some sources speculated the Barghoorn for Ivanov.
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Englewood
N.J
Igor A Ivanov
Barghoorn
Ivanov
65 Jet-Powered Plant To Add 108000 Kilowatts In Ohio
CG&E officials announce a $10 million electric plant south of Oxford State Road near Middletown to add 1,462,000 kilowatts. The 108,000 kilowatt unit uses GE J-79 jet engines and is planned to start April 1 1965 with testing in January 1965 and parts delivery in 1964.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Oxford State Road
Cg&e
Middletown
Zimmer
Reserve power unit uses ten gas turbines in cylindrical array
CG&E and GE researchers describe a reserve power unit built from ten aircraft gas turbines arranged in a cylinder to feed a single stage 12007pm load turbine driving a hydrogen-cooled generator. The 106,000 kilowatt unit aims for simplicity reliability and low maintenance costs compatible with utility operation.
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B. J. Yeager
Cg&e
Electric
G W. Clark
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