Khrushchev Seeks Solutions at Two Big Problems Conference
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev heads a November party meeting with top leaders to address industrial and agricultural woes and a money shortage. The Khrushchev team weighs how to boost factory and farm output to improve consumer goods, while funds remain tight due to past defense emphasis. Reports cite overstaffed farms, aging heavy industry, and a disillusioned workforce amid limited rewards. The Kemerovo district saw 47,000 workers quit in six months, blamed on disorganization and low pay.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Party Presdium
Central Committee
Sverdnovsk
Urals
Kemerovo
Siberia
Domestic Peace Corps Is Studied
Washington AP President Kennedy named a seven member cabinet level committee to study a domestic national service program similar to the Peace Corps. Robert F Kennedy chairs, proposing a one year voluntary enlistment open to all ages with pay to cover living costs and a small end bonus. The plan aims to aid states in slum schools recreation centers mental hospitals Indian reservations migrant camps and correctional facilities.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
National Service Corps
Winget elected chair of Porcelain Enamel Institute board
John C. Winget of 3015 Flemming Road was chosen chair of the board of trustees for the Porcelain Enamel Institute during its annual meeting in Boca Raton Florida. Winget, Armco Steel Corp. marketing services manager, has led the Washington based trade association for two years.
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John C. Winget
Flemming Road
Porcelain Enamel Institute
Boca Raton Fla
Winget
Armco Steel Corp
Industry Trade Association
Reuss Attacks Kennedy Gold Flow Policy
Rep. Henry S. Reuss accuses the Kennedy administration of causing economic stagnation with its efforts to curb overseas gold flow. He cites studies for the House Subcommittee on International Exchange and Payments and urges measures to boost domestic growth and productivity to lower prices.
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Washington
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Kennedy
House
Subcommittee On International Exchange and Payments
Reuss
Mental Health Funds Limit Leaders Hear Deficit Warning
In Columbus Ohio AP a former Ohio mental health director Dr Robert A Haines now Kansas official told the Ohio Mental Health Association annual convention that restricted appropriations have caused a serious personnel deficit. He noted a surplus of unspent funds while frontline staff are scarce and criticized management under current rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Mental Health Association
Robert A. Haines
Kansas
Association
Haines
Founder of Aluminum Pioneer Davis Dies at 95
Arthur Vin ing Davis who helped found the aluminum industry and became a leading American industrialist died at his Miami estate Journey's End at age 95. He built Alcoa with Charles Hall's process and the Mellon family, leading to vast wealth and a landmark career in early 20th century manufacturing. Private funeral services set for Monday.
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Miami
Fla
Arthur Vining Davis
America
Journey's End
Evelyn Mitchell
Davis
Sharon
Mass
Amherst College
Pittsburgh Reduction Co
Charles Martin ‘Hall
Ohio
Hall
Mellon
Pittsburgh
The
Aluminum Co. of
Alcoa
Bodies Of 2 Seamen Found Off Bermuda
American craft located two bodies in the Atlantic about 260 miles northeast of Bermuda after a burning ship storm. The Mendota led an air-sea search over a 2,500 mile area while a Navy plane marked the spot. Seven of 25 crewmen were rescued. Captain George Karemezis is missing.
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Bernard Brown Hamilton
Bermuda
Atlantic
U.S. Coast Guard
Mendota
George
George Karemezis
Firemen To March For MD Collection
Members of the South Middle town Fire Department will march for muscular dystrophy campaign funds this afternoon and again Tuesday. Members of the Mayfield Fire Department are to collect MD funds Tuesday.
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South Middletown Fire Department
Mayfield Fire Department
Better to See You With Lenses Found On One Eye
Chattanooga Tennessee AP recalls a humorous sighting as Mrs. Jay Solomon discovers both contact lenses on a single eye after hours of misplacing them. The incident echoes grandma’s old tale of pushing glasses onto the forehead.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jay Solomon
Cleveland Dentist Shot To Death By Ex-Patient
A 55 year old Cleveland dentist Dr Albion F Ladd was shot seven times in his East Side office reception area. Ex patient Leo Czaplicki was arrested at his home after detectives said he had a history of violence and had been previously committed for a mental evaluation.
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Cleveland
East Side
Albion F. Ladd
Leo Czaplicki
Pete Becker
Joe Kilbane
Corbett Lectures Bring Copland and Foss to UC
Prominent musicians will lecture at the University of Cincinnati under a new Corbett musical lectures program funded by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Corbett. UC president Dr. Walter C. Langsam announced the series featuring Aaron Copland and Lukas Foss among others.
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Cincinnati
Aaron Copland
Lukas Foss
University of Cincinnati
Walter C. Langsam
Corbett
J. Ralph Corbett
NuTone
60 Year Old Woman Slain in Cleveland
Elizabeth Molnar, 60, was found beaten to death Saturday in her east side residence behind a delicatessen. Coroner Dr. Lester Adelson said she was grabbed by the hair and shaken until she hemorrhaged and bled to death. No sign of robbery. Molnar's husband Steve is hospitalized with a heart condition. unrelated note mentions an ancient Roman law on dress colors.
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Elizabeth Molnar
East Side
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
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