Urban Service Authority Amendment pushed for Ohio voters
Issue No 2 proposes an Urban Service Authority in Ohio’s 13 largest counties to pursue regional actions for sewers parks and related services without affecting school districts or community identities. Gov Rhodes leads support with broad backing and little organized opposition urging neighboring counties to vote yes. Butler County would decide locally if the amendment passes. In Alabama a defendant is charged with manslaughter for killing a man and wounding another, highlighting contrasting headlines.
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Ohio
Urban Service Authority
Butler County
Ike Begins 76th Year With Cautious Pace
Former President Eisenhower, about to turn 75, says he will cut back his hectic schedule and may take fewer speaking engagements. He jokes that speeches suit younger men and vows to keep going only six feet under the Abilene chapel, reflecting his enduring optimism and impact. The piece also notes the House retreat from raising congressional salaries on a roll call vote.
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Eisenhower
White House
Abilene
House
Cuba Surgery of Fidel Castro Weighs on American View
The Havana correspondent recalls a Christmas 1958 scene with Batista and Castro, noting how Life magazine hype aided Castro, the army’s stagnation, kidnapings, and U S ambassadorship shifts. It argues Cuba’s revolution reshaped regional power and Florida’s immigrant strain, urging decisive U S action.
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Naval Base
Life Magazine
Castro
Santa Clara
Fidel Castro
U. S
Uncle Sam
Batista
Havana
Fidel
Misleading public speech on Red China and the UN debate
The piece argues British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy mislead the public by urging Red China be admitted to the United Nations and invited to a Geneva disarmament conference. It contends such moves invite aggression, threaten peace, and undermine U S interest, advocating deterrence through military power instead. It critiques trust in Peiping and calls for nonrecognition and strong defense as the alternative.
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Washington
Michael Stewart
San Francisco
United Nations
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Senate
Red China
Geneva
United States
State Department
Art
Great Britain
Stewart
Korea
China
Warsaw
Peiping
Sen. Kennedy
Family of Free Nations
Fidel Castro Opens Cuba to Some Emigrants in Cynical Move
The piece argues Castro’s offer to release certain Cubans improves his international image while preserving a prison state for 60,000 to 80,000 political prisoners. It notes U S relief efforts lag, Cuba’s emigration limits, and the flawed humanitarian optics of the policy amid regional migration upheaval.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Castro
la Cabana
el Principe
Isle of Pines
Soviet Russia
Havana
Mexico City
Mexico
U. S. Immigration Service
Miami
Key West
Sparta
Berlin
Fastest Game Bird and Other Odd Facts
Factographs note the long tailed duck as the fastest game bird with a ground speed of 72 mph. Rabies in dogs rises in early spring and late fall, caribou is the only female deer with antlers, Lafayette visited all 24 states in 1824 at age 67, and the heaviest smokers are in South Africa with the United States second.
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Marquis de Lafayette
United States
Union of South Africa
Birth control hearings face bold debate in Senate panel
Washington reports on the Senate Subcommittee on aid expenditures holding hearings since June 22 on birth control. Sessions feature scientists and officials from US Isador to India Coester Bowles and Stewart Udall with talks on creating an assistant secretary of state and an assistant secretary of health, education and welfare to disseminate information. The hearings reveal the line that birth control is the greatest problem facing mankind as Mary Gladfelty, clerk, keeps watch, while a pregnancy of 25 year old Mary Gladfelty emerges amidst the coverage. JACK VALENTI critiques President Johnson's temper with a cold, analytic eye, while at a Columbus Day banquet he weighs Columbus versus Leif Ericson and mocks Yale's map claim U.S. discoverers.
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Washington
Senate
US Isador
India
Coester Bowles
Stewart Udall
Colombia
Alberto Camargas
Jack Wer
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Valenti
LBJ
Philadelphia
Christopher Columbus
Leif Ericson
Columbus
America
Yale
Ericson
Forgiveness and scandal mix in Hollywood gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Franchot Tone’s generous early defense fund gift to Tom Neal, recalls Neal’s past assault on Tone, and highlights Tone’s enduring respect in acting. The column also previews The Agony and the Ecstasy at Loew’s State, mentions a Chicago U.S. Attorney inquiry into a famous performer’s gangland ties, and tracks Broadway chatter.
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Tom Neal
Franchot Tone
Franchot
Neal
Barbara Payton
Miss Payton
Loew's State
Rex Harrison
U.S
Chicago
Diahann Carroll
Queen Nefertiti
Richard Rodgers
Gina Lollobrigida
France
Paradiso
Rome
Paris
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Warren
Preble
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Bay of Pigs
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Marti
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Hungary
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Roosevelt
David Lawrence
Liter
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George Dixon
Jack Valenti
Johnson
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Lyndon Johnson
Diagnostician
Dorothy Kilgallen
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East Side
Marilyn Michaels
Sammy Davis
Barbra Streisand
Connie Francis
Judy Garland
Dallas
Marilyn
Bosch
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Col. Caamano
Burt Lancaster
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Tony Martin
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