Coup Attempt in Iraq Sparks Violence and Reshuffle
Beited in Beirut report states Iraqs Baath party government faced a coup attempt led by an ousted minister Ali Saleh El Saadi after morning jet attacks on Baghdad. Baghdad reportedly quiet by noon as Premier Al Bakr and Defense Minister Ammash call for unity.
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North Ohio Snowstorm Closes School System In Northeast
The first heavy snow of the year hits Ohio's northeast, closing at least one school system. The U S Weather Bureau reports up to 10 inches in Hambden Geauga County. A Geauga deputy said snow depth reached headlights on Thompson roads.
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Middletown Sees Snow Flurries With Prevailing Cold
Residents noted a cold snap as the morning temperature fell to 28 degrees with snow flurries. The previous day reached a high of 48, and forecasters expect the afternoon to stay in the upper 40s to low 50s before another freeze tomorrow morning.
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Heavy Lake County Snow Causes School Closures
In Kirtland Lake County residents report up to eight inches of snow prompting school closures. Painesville sees over six inches while Chardon reports about eight inches and Ashtabula three inches. The snow blocks secondary roads despite night salt and cinder crews. Kirtland schools shut due to transportation issues.
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Retailers Oppose State Income Tax
The Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants reaffirmed its opposition to a state income tax as a revenue source. In a Tuesday memorandum the council urged extending the Ohio sales tax to selected items only if a clear need for more revenue is demonstrated.
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Hays Leads Congressmen’s Paris London Junket Probe
Congressmen headed by Wayne L. Hays faced criticism after taking a headwaiter from the House restaurant on a trip to Paris for NATO talks. Ernest Petinaud, a messenger, accompanied the delegation, drawing attention to expenses and racial remarks. Hays defended the trip as proper and paid from U.S. foreign credits.
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Goldwater Calls JFK Aid Cuts Too Small
In Chicago Senator Barry Goldwater urges larger cuts to Kennedy foreign aid, while accepting Kennedy's political advice. He has not decided on a 1964 bid, though Nelson Rockefeller’s candidacy sparks debate. Goldwater sets January 27 as the Illinois primary filing deadline.
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Loot from Manhattan jewel theft recovered 90 percent
Five construction workers were arrested as police recovered about $268 000 in jewels from a hijacked midtown car. A hidden cache in Gettysburg Pa buried in a can and a steel briefcase further boosted recovered loot to about $250 000, with total takings estimated at $3 million.
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Sukarno names himself premier amid tighter control
President Sukarno in Jakarta announced he would personally oversee daily governance by reviving the premiership and abolishing the post of first minister. The move follows his life presidency and reimposition of the 1945 constitution after 1959 changes. Deputy Joannes Leimena had been acting first minister.
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Korth and Gilpatric to Be Questioned in Open Hearings
The Senate investigations subcommittee voted to question former Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth and Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric in public as hearings resume on the General Dynamics RFX warplane contract. The probe seeks possible favoritism or bad judgment in awarding a contract seen as potentially the largest in Defense Department history.
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11 Per Cent Of Country Now Off Limits To Reds
The United States limits travel for Soviet satellite envoys to about 11 percent of the country, with 26 percent of the Soviet Union off limits to American travelers. The move aims to curb spying while some zones were opened or closed. tourists remain unaffected.
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Soviet Spy Arrest Clouds Moscow Exchange Talks
Washington says the arrest of Yale Prof. Fred C. Barghoorn on spy charges complicates forthcoming negotiations on cultural exchanges with the Soviet Union. Barghoorn, 52, linked to the Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants, faces spying accusations as talks on student and professor exchanges stall amid Cold War tensions.
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U S Ambassador Demands Barghoorn Release in Moscow Visit
U S ambassador Fay Kohler pressed for immediate release of Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn held on spy charges. He met 15 minutes with Valerina Zorin deputy foreign minister and demanded access to the professor and detailed charges.
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Three Russians Accused of Spying Held in New Jersey
Three Russians accused of espionage were rounded up in Englewood New Jersey two weeks ago. Two were expelled from the country while the third, Igor A Ivanov, is held for trial. Some sources noted unclear details.
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CG&E Breaks Ground On First Multi Jet Electric Plant
Cincinnati Gas & Electric announces the start of work on the world’s first multi jet powered electric generating unit south of Oxford State Road, on a 15 acre site. The project costs about 10 million dollars and will boost CG&E’s capacity to 1,622,000 kilowatts once combined with three conventional plants. An annexation to the city is delayed by a lawsuit filed by two county residents.
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Jet powered reserve generator project targets 108000 kW unit
CG&E and General Electric advance a jet engine based reserve power plant using GE J-79 turbines to supply 108000 kilowatts. Construction on the sub foundation progresses with delivery planned in summer 1964 and operation set for April 1, 1965. Estimated cost around 8 million dollars, with fuel costs higher but overall savings from lower transmission needs and near load-center placement.
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