Cincinnati Civil Rights March Draws 15000 To 30000
In Cincinnati crowds estimated at 15 000 to 30 000 filled downtown for the March for Jobs and Freedom from Washington Park to Government Square. The event, led by Rev Otis Moss Jr, urged equality in jobs housing and education and drew praise for order with no disturbances reported.
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Germans Soothe Rusk on Keeping Forces in Germany
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reassured West Germans that six U.S. divisions will remain in Germany as long as needed after last week’s troop airlift. He and Chancellor Erhard urged a stronger Atlantic alliance during a memorial dedication for General Marshall, signaling unity against France’s de Gaulle and his push for an independent Europe.
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Rusk Says U.S. Will Keep Six German Divisions
Rusk arrived in Germany after Exercise Biz Lift, where an entire armored division was flown from Texas in under three days. He stated the United States plans to maintain six divisions in Germany as long as needed, dismissing speculation of troop cuts under current circumstances.
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US envoy criticizes NATO allies on defense vows
Rusk said he did not believe Europeans were meeting their NATO military commitments. He stated it is a source of pride that the United States has generally met or exceeded its goals, and a source of regret that certain others in the alliance have not.
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Moon Shot Race Still On Full Speed Ahead
U S space officials press ahead with landing a man on the moon this decade despite Khrushchev’s signals. Senators and NASA leaders voiced mixed views on funding, while Congress debates a suitable NASA appropriation as the nation aims to beat the Soviets to lunar achievement.
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NASA Chief James E Webb Reacts to Khrushchev Remark
James E Webb, administrator of NASA, commented on Khrushchev's statement saying it could influence space policy and international cooperation, signaling the U.S. stance amid Cold War tensions and the race to the Moon.
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Atomic Bomb Years Off For Red China
Tokyo dispatch reports Chen Yi, Chinese vice premier, told visiting journalists that Beijing will take several years to test an atomic bomb due to a weak industrial base. He said China aims for nuclear power and weapons capability within a few years, insisting bombs will not alter its policies or subdue to U.S. pressure.
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Today's Chuckle About last year's Iress amusements
The item riffs on women imagining what they'd do with last year's Iress, framing a light humorous take on popular gear and playful wishful thinking.
UN Team Breaks From Saigon Schedule In Probe
In Saigon the U N mission to South Viet Nam rejected a government listed itinerary to better examine Buddhist persecution claims. The team plans direct talks with opposition Buddhists and political groups, after a monk set himself ablaze outside a Roman Catholic cathedral amid rising protests and police clashes with reporters.
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Five Children Missing With Family Car Absent
VAN NUYS California AP Parents of 16 year old James David Porter report he may have left with his three younger brothers and his 4 year old sister in the family car. They were last seen Sunday morning along with clothing and $70 rent money. The Porters formerly lived in Fort Worth.
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Archbishop Hoban Honored in Cleveland Ceremony
Archbishop Edward F. Hoban, 85, head of the Cleveland diocese, was honored Sunday by about 1,000 Holy Name Society members for 60 years as a priest. He marked 35 years as ordinary of the diocese and 18 years as archbishop of Cleveland.
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East Germans flee to West Germany near Eschwege
Four East Germans escaped to West Germany over the weekend near Eschwege. Two crossed under fog while the other two swam a border river, police reported today.
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Kennedy seeks biparti san civil rights bill deal
President Kennedy awaits the House Judiciary Committee vote on a civil rights bill seen as too controversial to pass without party agreement. The administration conducts a selling campaign as Justice Department talks with House Republican leaders gauge the bill’s likely strength and support before Tuesday’s decision.
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Weekend talks hint at possible omnibus judiciary deal
A busy round of weekend meetings with Rep. William M. McCulloch and Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck kept lines open by phone as Democratic leaders planned a late meeting with Kennedy to gauge GOP position. They weigh joining in advancing a 10 part omnibus bill built on the administration’s seven part package.
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Administration proposal strengthens and alters powers bill
The administration pushes a strengthened package with a new section authorizing powers for the attorney general that Robert F. Kennedy has deemed dangerous. Attempts to win support from both parties on the committee face Republican political resistance and Democratic strategic concerns.
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Democrats push strongest possible bill in House flot
A bipartisan committee majority favored advancing the strongest bill to the House floor and seeking compromises there. The administration’s late campaign to block the subcommittee bill reversed momentum, with a new determination to approve the measure.
Mount Orab Residents Lay Emergency Water Pipeline
Mount Orab Ohio residents joined Mayor Carroll Dunn to lay 3.5 miles of eight inch water pipe from Lake Grant to the Brown County town. Workers faced rough terrain but completed the project Sunday afternoon and expect the reservoir to refill by Wednesday with supply restored to its 1100 residents.
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Eastern Rain Falls on Drought Areas but Relief Is Small
Light rain touched eastern drought zones delaying the dry spell but offering little relief. Mild October conditions spread east and south with temperatures near 80s, a record for Oct 27, while cooler air nears tonight. In Pennsylvania 27 new fires sparked, Erie saw 4.5 inches measured, and New York forest fire danger remains high with 62 active blazes.
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Drought Relief Sees Sparse Rain Across Midwest to NY
The US Weather Bureau reported spotty rainfall Sunday from the Ozarks to the northern Appalachians and parts of New York State did little to ease severe drought. Only substantial showers fell along the Ohio River in Indiana and Kentucky, reaching about one inch. today’s light showers continued.
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Moroccan King Hassan and Ben Bella open talks to end North African conflict
Morocco's Hassan II and Algeria's Ahmed Ben Bella convene in Bamako with Haile Selassie and Keita for a four power peace conference after Moroccan forces drove Algerians from Hassi Beida. Ben Bella seeks unconditional Moroccan withdrawal while Morocco stakes its frontier claim. Moroccan reports say 60 Algerians killed, 76 captured, 95 weapons seized.
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Rescue Near For Three In Germany
In Johannesburg area two cages in Western Deep Levels Mine collapsed trapping 75 workers, including 10 whites, 50 Africans and five whites in the deeper cage and 15 Africans with five whites in the shallower cage. Officials cited overwind in winding mechanism as cause. emergency brakes stopped both cages. In Germany, three miners trapped 80 hours in flooded iron mine near Bristedt said they are well and await rescue through a 259 foot access shaft with a second shaft due by Wednesday.
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Miners Rescued After Dam Break Flood Traps Gallery
Rescuers found four miners unaccounted as floodwaters surged in when a nearby dam broke at night. Four others were lost, while 79 escaped within three hours and seven more were later brought out. The trapped men offered a deck of cards but declined, noting only two of three were card players. They hid in a gallery the size of a four-room apartment with oxygen welding gear still in use.
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Three Men Trapped as Shafts Bored and Air Lock Built
At 8 am the wide shaft reached 40 feet after nearly 20 hours of boring and a second rescue shaft began. A concrete air lock was completed to keep air pressure above water. The three men identified are Emil Pohlai 34 Fritz Leder 36 and Gerhard Hanasch 43.
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Three Japanese Held In Kidnap Plot Against Princess
Police in Tokyo arrested Ichiro Kanbayashi and Isamu Ishikawa and held Tomihiko Usami after Usami confessed to a plan to kidnap Princess Suga, Hirohito’s youngest daughter, for a 50 million yen ransom. A parked car near the princesses home yielded three knives, steel wire and bandages.
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Rainfall Dabs Cleveland Amid Drought
A mere 19 of an inch of rain fell at Cleveland Hopkins Airport Sunday marking the first measurable precipitation since Sept. 29. Cincinnati and Zanesville also reported light rain but not enough to ease drought conditions.
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