All Spell Death All Spell Death Cars
A weekend spate of Ohio tragedies left ten people dead in a 54 hour period. A seven dead in a Darke County crash involved a family in a station wagon, plus four others in separate mishaps. Two brothers electrocuted by model aircraft lines died as a field accident caused by high tension wires. A frightened horse kicked a child to death in Richland County. A Medina boy backing a mower ran over his sister, causing fatal injuries.
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Richland
Medina
Nixon proposes broad federal aid to education
Vice President Nixon advocates a wide federal aid program for education including college scholarships and funds for building classrooms. He favors indirect aid for teachers’ salaries to avoid federal control, and suggests coast to coast expansion of dormitory loans into classroom and library grants. He hints at tax credits for tuition and higher education costs.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
Congress
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Eisenhower
Chuckle on Knowledge Gaps in Business Roles
A witty observation notes that an executive may know a bit about everything a technician knows a lot about a specific thing and a switchboard operator knows everything, highlighting varied depth of expertise across roles.
Trucker Drops Car On Highway Near Ironton
John Nowha of Garden City Michigan, a trucker, dropped a 1960 compact car from his transport rig on U S 52 near Ironton Ohio. Patrol units chased him about ten miles to recover the car which suffered only minor paint scrapes.
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Ironton
Ohio
John Nowha
Garden City
Here
Nowha
Castro Speech Set For Today
President Eisenhower plans talks at United Nations with two Asian African leaders to build support against Khrushchev as he seeks to reshape the U N into a favorable form.
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Castro
United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Fidel Castros Enemies Clash Near Harlem Hotel
In New York a Havana harbor castro foes and supporters fought outside the Cuban prime minister Fidel Castro’s Harlem hotel as about 6000 spectators watched. Police dispersed the melee. fifteen arrests reported and two officers treated for minor injuries.
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Fidel Castro
Harlem
Castro
Theresa
Congo
Khrushchev courting neutrals at U.N. crisis talks
In New York Khrushchev moves to win neutrals in the U N leadership dispute. He vows to hear Castro despite a six hour speech, meets Nehru, plans a Cairo Eaton luncheon to boost North American trade, and hosts press conferences at the Glen Cove estate as he outlines a three bloc U N reform plan with possible veto power.
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U.N
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
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Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
New York
Austria
Switzerland
Jawaharlal Nehru
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
North America
U. S
Glen Cove
Long Island
Bouncy Premer
Kennedy Draws Huge Ohio Rally in Cleveland
In Cleveland 125,000 plus greeted Senator John F Kennedy at Euclid Beach Park for the Cuyahoga County steer roast. Police estimate crowd along the 12 mile motorcade route reached 200,000 to 250,000 with many spectators waving confetti and pro Kennedy posters. Local leaders Ray Miller and others hailed the turnout as the biggest seen in a lifetime. Kennedy warned the race hinges on industrial states and headed to Chicago then Ohio for a TV debate with Vice President Richard Nixon.
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Euclid Beach Park
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
James B. Halloran
Ray T. Miller Sr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Sen
Frank. J. Lausche
The People on Mars Don’t Want Visitors
London AP reports a spokesman for the British Flying Saucer Society says earthmen must secure a planet’s permission before any visit. William Mayhew, a lawyer, notes cosmic masters forbid landings, as 700 society members attend Britain’s first national saucer convention and say they contacted a Mars spokesman through George King.
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British Flying Saucer Society
William Mayhew
Mayhew
Britain
Mars
George King
Atlas Able Moon Rocket Fails in Space Attempt
The Atlas-Able rocket failed during a lunar orbit attempt, ending a 9 to 10 million dollar mission. NASA officials said a second-stage engine malfunction doomed the payload, which was to study lunar environment. Khrushchev claimed the Soviet Union is ready to launch a man into space, heightening U.S. setback. A reserve Atlas-Able is available, with a two to three month gap if no major changes are needed.
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Fila
Soviet Union
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U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
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Glen Cove
Long Island
Indian Ocean
National Aeromautics and Space Administration
Debates to Open Tonight in 1960 White House Race
Chicago AP reports the first of four 1960 presidential debates between Richard M Nixon and John F Kennedy. The hour long CBS telecast starts at 9 30 p m EST with Kennedy first eight minutes then Nixon eight minutes followed by questions from a four member panel. Each candidate may rebut for 1 2 minutes and Nixon and Kennedy sum up, Kennedy last by coin toss. About 259 to 300 newsmen will cover from studios and Oct 7 and 13 will feature hour long news conferences with a final meeting in New York on Oct 14.
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Chicago
White House
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
U. S. Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
CBS
Howard K. Smith
New York
Get. Se
Norway Socialists purge leftist faction over NATO stance
Oslo report says Norway's governing Socialist party ousted its pro Communist anti NATO faction. The National Executive Committee voted to ban members from the extreme left Orientation group named after its magazine, enforcing a clear party line.
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Oslo
Norway
Socialist Party
Ghana Men Not Wanted By Mobutu
Leopoldville Congo AP Col Joseph Mobutu demanded the immediate withdrawal of U N Ghana soldiers from the Congo after a mob assault on two of Lumumba's commissioners. He voiced the demand during a tense three hour United Nations Command meeting amid protests the Ghana brigade protects Lumumba in the power struggle with Kasavubu.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Ghana
Mobutu
United Nations Command
Ghana Brigade
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubuatui Mobutu
Mobutu Appointed Officials Beaten by Lumumba Followers
In Leopoldville a meeting followed a string of assaults on two Mobutu appointees. Jose Nussbaumer arrived wearing stocking feet with torn shirt and underwear after being beaten by about 60 Lumumba supporters near Lumumba's residence. Kandolo suffered serious head injuries and was hospitalized.
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Leopoldville
Mobutu
Laymumba
Jose Nussbaumer
Kandolo
Lumumba
Nussbaumer
Weather outlook shows dry spell continues in Ohio
The Weather Bureau predicts a continued drier period with rainfall below normal. Only scattered showers are expected in Ohio on Wednesday or Thursday, totaling 1 to 3 quarters of an inch. Week temperatures will run near normal, highs about 75 with lows near 52, while tomorrow will be warmer around 82 and Wednesday cooler. yesterday’s official high was 86 and the morning low 60.
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