Unpeaceful Coexistence In The Korean Joint Security Area
In central Korea near Panmunjom American soldiers and North Korean officers share a circular joint security area two miles wide, established after the Korean War armistice. The scene is tense and divided, with soldiers from both sides living and working within sight of each other under constant scrutiny and hostility. Lieutenant Commander Richard Manning notes daily patience is essential while Pe Joseph Melichor remarks on the unique proximity to the enemy.
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No Man's Land
Korea
No Man’s Land
North Korea
South Korea
Cmdr
Richard T. Manning
Washington
Snapback In Steel Dragging Snapback In Steel Dragging
New York AP October paints a slow steel recovery, with Iron Age Magazine cautioning that a major long term improvement may be out of the question this year. Next March could be a recovery month, while orders show a seasonal upturn but with smaller tonnages and weak big users like appliances and railroads.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
Lodge Says Unemployment Must Be Eliminated In West Virginia
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio AP Henry Cabot Lodge Republican vice presidential nominee told about 300 assembled here and 2 000 at Huntington that ongoing unemployment can and must be eliminated He compared U S job woes to West Virginia and pledged action He planned campaign stops in Western Pennsylvania and Warren Ohio with a return visit scheduled for Sept 23.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
West Virginia
U.S
United Nations
Warren
Washington
New Officers Named for Butler County NOMA Year
New officers for the 1960 1961 Butler County chapter of the National Office Management Association were introduced in Hamilton by president Lee Wildermuth. Officers include Glen Holden and R H Michael as vice presidents, J H Rosenfelder as secretary, and R H Holloway as treasurer. directors are G T Atkerson Robert Ireland Jim Johnston Carl Solazzo Dorothy Wirts and John Gavurnik.
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Hamilton
Lee Wildermuth
Glen Holden
R. H. Michael
J. H. Rosenfelder
R. H. Holloway
G. T. Atkerson
Robert Ireland
Jim Johnston
Carl Solazzo
Dorothy Wirts
John Gavurnik
Will
Evelyn Day
Middletown
Nelson Conrad
William Shaw
Wildermuth
Evan Hamilton
Eisenhower Faces Deadline on 132 Bills From Short Session
President Eisenhower has cleared 137 of 172 bills from the recent short Congress session and must act on the remaining 35 by Saturday midnight. The figures show substantial legislative momentum but leave a final batch awaiting the president's signature or veto.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Eventual Merger Of GOP And Southern Dems Predicted
Washington AP report quotes Rep. Leo E. Allen saying Republicans and Southern Democrats will merge into one party. The veteran Rules Committee member notes conservatives outnumber liberals and expects a Conservative successor after retirement. He cites seniority loss as the main barrier to a GOP southern Democrat merger.
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Dems
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Leo E. Allen
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Congress
Allen
House Rules Committee
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Cmin
Two Hunters Wounded in Ohio Open Season Incidents
In Portsmouth Charles Joseph Hanson fifteen near Portsmouth was wounded in the face and neck by a shotgun blast while squirrel hunting on opening day. He was hospitalized in fair condition. In Circleville Jack W Fischer of Columbus was shot in the face neck and chest by Ross Skaggs while mistaken for a squirrel.
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Charles Joseph Hanson
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Albert Brown
Circleville
Jack W. Fischer
Columbus
Ross Skaggs
Dallas or Nothing For Pro Kowalczyk
Walt Kowalczyk, former Michigan State back now with the Detroit Lions, will not report to the Dallas Cowboys after being claimed. He cites family reasons and frustration with constant moving, saying he has a wife and two children and has moved enough for one year.
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Walt Kowalczyk
Dallas
Michigan State
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
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Lions
Kowalczyk
Cooper Edges Harris in London Bout Brings London Victory
Henry Cooper of England outpointed Roy Harris of Texas in a London bout. Brian Curvis of England stopped Johnny Gorman of New York in the ninth round. The results reflect a strong English showing in the boxing card.
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Henry Cooper
England
Roy Harris
Tex
Brian Curvis
Johnny Gorman
New York
Kennedy Brother Breaks Down Over Church Issue in Campaign
In Cincinnati AP report Robert Kennedy, Senate candidate John F. Kennedy’s brother and campaign manager, grew emotional while addressing the religion topic. He recalled their Catholic family history, noted no one questioned Joe Kennedy’s Catholicism after his murder, and led a Dayton daylight swing with Teamsters Local 661 picketing Kennedy headquarters as the elder Kennedy’s Senate committee investigated the union.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Joe
Teamsters Union
Citizens-For - Kennedy
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Sen. Kennedy
Senate
Truman taunts Khrushchev over hurricanes and docks
Former President Truman mocked Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev with sharp remarks about the Atlantic, Hurricane Donna, and where the Balti ka should dock. He joked about a rough welcome at the Battery and walking to the United Nations, and said he never met Khrushchev and has no desire to.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Nikita Khrushchev
Atlantic Ocean
Khrushchev
United Nations
Truman
Home Near Hamilton Burns Home Near Hamilton Burns
Heavy damage reported after a fire swept through the home of George Howell at 52 Cotton Run Road north of Hamilton. Seven Mile and Jacksonburg fire teams battled the blaze, it likely started in an upstairs hallway. Mrs Howell and her two young children escaped unharmed. Howell, an Armco employee, was away at work.
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Hamilton
George Howell
Cotton Run Road
Seven Mile
Jacksonburg
Richard Metcalfe
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Howell
Armco
Mother and Infant Killed in Collision Near Mansfield
Mrs Jerry Hoover 28 of Shiloh and her nine month old daughter Cindy were killed in a two car crash on a county road two miles north of Mansfield. Three other persons were injured according to the Highway Patrol report.
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Jerry Hoover
Shiloh
Richland County
Cindy
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Castro To Head Cuba's Delegation To UN Meet
Castro will lead Cuba's delegation at the U N General Assembly in New York to back Soviet bloc policies. Raul Roa says Castro will support Kremlin aims including seating Red China in the Congo premier Patrice Lumumba and denouncing U S imperialist policies. Delegation sails Sunday. travel limits differ from Khrushchev.
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Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Raul Roa
Kremlin
Red
Mier
New York
US State Department
Manhattan Island
Khrushchev
Dudley settles tax bill with IRS for 28023 dollars
Jimmy Dudley the longtime radio broadcaster for the Cleveland Indians reached a $28 023 settlement with the IRS Tuesday covering 1990 54 for a five year period. The agency said Dudley owed $9 645 including $5 912 in penalties on reported income of $45 865 while disallowing business expense deductions leaving net income for the period of $163 42.
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Jimmy Dudley
Cleveland Indians
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Dudley
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