Being Treated In Hospital Mrs Gibbs To Appeal Manslaughter Conviction
Mrs Pauline Gibbs, found guilty yesterday of first degree manslaughter in the Sept. 9 fatal shooting of her husband Rollie Gibbs in Preble County, collapsed in Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton and lies in a coma. Her lawyers will file a motion for a new trial Monday before Judge Kiracole in Eaton. sentencing is deferred pending that motion. The verdict came after testimony largely from Deputy Sheriff Folk Smith who said Gibbs admitted shooting him while he slept, a claim Gibbs disputed. Neighbors and four of her children testified to years of abuse by Gibbs. Gibbs attended Middletown High School and worked locally. Gibbs was a Sorg Paper Co. foreman considered one of the best.
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John M. Kiracole
Eaton
Kiracore
Gibbs
Far
Smith
Hopkins
Soviet Red Star touts 100 million ton warhead claim
Moscow article by Col Gen Telubko in Red Star boasts of rocket warheads equaling 100 million tons of TNT and missiles that can lift and deliver any warhead anywhere. It argues Western belittling of Soviet rocket capability, countering claims of a missile gap with the United States.
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Red Star
Soviet Union
V. F. Telubko
Telubko
Khrushchev
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United States
New York Herald Tribune
Minuteman Program Upped After Successful Silo Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Brig Gen Sam Phillips said the Minuteman test firing from a 90 foot deep underground silo was totally successful and will be stepped up. The 58 foot rocket traveled 3000 miles downrange confirming design. Operational status is planned for next summer with squadrons at Malmstrom AFB Montana.
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Minuteman
Sam Phillips
Air Force
Phillips
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Oveny prompt? The Blind Led The Blind in Detroit case
The Crane Budget Bureau filed for bankruptcy in federal court, citing aims to aid Detroit residents in avoiding bankruptcy. The firm offered paid advice on methods to meet financial obligations, signaling its intent to assist clients with debt relief strategies.
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Detroit
Crane Budget Bureau, Inc
Congo and UN Probe Slayings of Italian Airmen
The United Nations and Congo government move to root out mutinous Congo soldiers who killed 13 Italian airmen near Kindu. Premier Adoula agrees to joint inquiry, disarmament, and probes Gizenga links while Italians mourn with nationwide ceremonies and donations for a memorial chapel near Pisa.
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Congo
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Kindu
Kivu
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Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Italy
Pisa
More Power For U Thant Seen Likely
United Nations delegates moved toward boosting acting Secretary General U Thant authority to handle the Congo crisis. Expect a Security Council resolution backing vigorous U.N. action to end secession in Katanga and address other mutinous areas. Western powers argued for broader scope to include Kivu Province and the Congo command.
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N.Y
U Thant
Congo
U.N
Security Council
Katanga
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
U Thani
Kivu
Antoine Gizenga
Ohio Legislature Passes Big Money Bills in Quiet Session
In Columbus the Republican led General Assembly sent two large money bills to Governor DiSalle as 18 months of finances near calm. The bill package, likely to become law without the governor signature, pledges a next fiscal year with possible minor vetoes.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Michael V. di Salle
Ways
Mengre
DiSalle
House
Rockefeller Wise Planning Divorce
New York AP Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife have separated in a first step toward divorce ending 31 years of marriage. The announcement says the agreement will be incorporated into a future decree and is amicable. The governor, 53, remains a leading GOP prospect for 1964.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Philadelphia
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Mrs. Rockefeller
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Barbara
Bobo) Sears
Ranger Moon Shot Fails To Eject Ranger 2 Payload
Cape Canaveral launch fails to ignite second stage, leaving Ranger 2 attached and in Earth orbit. Officials say the setback delays plans for a third Ranger mission aimed at lunar landing next year, following a prior August failure.
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Idelay
Agena
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Rangers 1
Moon
Mars
Venus
Kennedy to attend Sam Rayburn funeral in Bonham
President Kennedy would interrupt his Western swing to travel to Bonham Texas for the funeral of his former congressional mentor Sam Rayburn who died of cancer Rayburn long served as House majority leader in 1947 Kennedy praised Rayburn and veteran senator Carl Hayden at a banquet noting Hayden’s 50 years in Congress Kennedy urged Americans to embrace global duties amid Cold War tensions
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Sen
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First Lady's Fall Declared Very Minor by White House
Jacqueline Kennedy fell from her horse when it balked at a jump during a Piedmont Hunt ride in Northern Virginia. She remounted quickly, rejoined the foxhunters, and was reported fine after returning to Glen Ora. President Kennedy, absent at a Phoenix dinner, was told and dismissed the incident as a very minor mishap. Life magazine reportedly offered to buy the photos.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Glen Ora
Kennedy
Hawkins
Only Witness Left Terry to Improves MIAMI
An 11-year-old girl, orphaned in a shipwreck, is off a hospital critical list and may soon tell what happened on the ill fated ketch Bluebelle. Terry Jo Dunergault of Green Bay is the sole potential witness. authorities keep her in Mercy Hospital as FBI and East Guard investigators seek details of the tragedy. The Bluebelle sank after a mast broke, fire started, and the skipper Julian A. Harvey survived amid further peril. Harvey then died by razor in a Miami motel. the toll rose to six dead, with Terry Jo’s sister Renee and the rest presumed drowned.
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Fla
Bahamas
Bluebelle
Julian A. Harvey
Fort Lauderdale
Harvey
Terry Jo
Renee
Arthur Duperrault
Jean
Green Bay
Brian
Mary Harvey
NASA official cites disheartening ranger setback for lunar mission
James D Burke of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jet Propulsion Laboratory told newsmen the failure was disheartening and that they may need another Agena vehicle test before proceeding with the lunar landing mission. He noted clear signals from the Ranger payload but Ranger 2’s signals were not useful for distant space data.
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James D. Burke
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Burke
U S Bonn Agreement Hoped For
Washington is shaping plans for a U S West German agreement during Adenauer's visit to spark Western talks with Russia on Berlin. Dean Rusk emphasized readiness to address Berlin issues while cautioning that the East West Wall removal is not guaranteed. The United States reaffirmed its NATO Polaris submarine offer for nuclear deterrence.
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Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Russia
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Adenauer
Rusk
East Berlin
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East Germany
United States
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NATO
One Man in a Million Understands the International Situation
A witty quip remarks that only one man in a million grasps the international situation and notes the oddity of repeatedly meeting him. The line plays on satire about global affairs and rare insight.
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