UN-Style Civility under Fire in Congo and U N
James Marlow surveys a chaotic week at the United Nations with Khrushchev pressing reforms and Cuban leader Castro challenging the United States. Nasser urges a summit as Hammarskjold defends the system while Russians applaud then feud. The scene shifts to Congo’s chaos mixing with global diplomacy.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khrushchev
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
Castro
New York
Havana
Wisdom of Confucius feature in October Digest
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Family Night Set At YMCA
The first in a series of monthly Family Nights will be held Saturday night at the YMCA. The agenda includes gym activities from 6 30 to 8 p m and swimming from 7 to 9. The program is open to all members and their families.
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YMCA
Films Of Debate Shipped Abroad
The Columbia Broadcasting System said seven foreign countries will view the Nixon Kennedy debates on television. Films of the first debate were air shipped to England Japan Germany Sweden Denmark Australia and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
England
Japan
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Australia
Canada
MU Prof Berkowitz Named Chief Psychologist for Court
Dr Howard Berkowitz of Miami University has been appointed chief psychologist and consultant for the Butler County Domestic Relations Court in Ohio. Judge David Black announced the position, with Berkowitz to assist in developing court psychological services, advise in various cases, and help train staff while continuing his Miami teaching. Berkeley earned degrees from NYU MacMurray College and the University of Texas, joining Miami's faculty in 1957 as assistant professor of education.
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Oxford
Howard Berkowitz
Miami University
Butler County
David Black
Common Pleas Court
Berkowitz
Miami
New York University
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Ill
University of Texas
Soviets Claim Four Power Berlin Status Is Dead
Western officials in Bonn report the Soviet Union seeks to declare the four power occupation of Berlin dead. The note asserts East Germany has full authority over its territory including the capital East Berlin, while the West is urged to deal with East Germans on that issue.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
Jone
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
East Berlin
West Germany
West Berlin
Nixon Group Elects Officers at Milton Road Meeting
The First Voters for Nixon elected officers last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Waxweiller on Milton Road. William Bursk became president, Mrs. William Bursk vice president, and Mrs. Oakie Sallie secretary treasurer. A rally is set for Oct 20 at Volunteers for Nixon and Lodge HQ on Clinton Street from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Nixon
J. H. Waxweiller
Milton Road
William Bursk
Oakie Sallie
Volunteers For Nixon and
Lodge
Clinton Street
Bike Rider Hit By Auto on Miami Avenue
A young bike rider, Mike Shaffer, 11, suffered cuts and bruises after a side swipe by an auto on Miami Avenue. He was not hospitalized. The car, driven by Eileen Lee Myers, left the opposite direction to pass. The incident occurred as Ralph Canton, 63, was being driven home from a doctor’s visit. The bike struck a parked car owned by Matt Smith, causing slight damage.
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Franklin
Miami Avenue
Mike Shaffer
E. Lawn Drive
Miami
Eileen Lee Myers
N. Main St
Ralph Canton
Miamisburg
Matt Smith
Smith
Miami Ave
Torch Victim Bertha Barger Dies in Ohio Hospital
A 49 year old woman, Bertha Barger of Youngstown, died at South Side Hospital after dousing herself with gasoline and setting her clothes afire on September 15. She was despondent over her daughter Suzanne, 22, who killed herself with a shotgun.
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Youngstown, Ohio
South Side Hospital
Bertha Barger
Suzannne
1785 Landmark Moved to Be Dedicated Anew
East Liverpool Ohio and the Ohio Pennsylvania line prepare Friday dedication ceremonies for a granite 6 foot shaft marking the state point. The marker linked to 1785 public land sales and Hutchins survey was relocated by Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co to a roadside park 1000 feet away. The event is hosted by the East Liverpool Historical Society and the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Thomas Hutchins
United States
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Columbus man dies from Monday crash injuries
Columbus, Ohio AP reports 54 year old Donald Julien died Tuesday from injuries suffered in a Monday collision between a truck and car at the Spring Sandusky traffic interchange. The crash scene details and other mourners were not immediately released.
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Columbus, Ohio
Donald Julien
Columbus
Spring - Sandusky
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cooling astringent remedy for piles. It claims quick relief from itching and irritation, with a money back offer and availability through box 55 or applicator tube 85c.
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Peterson
Four Middletonians Treated for Injuries at Middletown Hospital
Four Middleton residents received injuries yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Calvin Zinck, 20, sustained six stitches on a cut hand from a saw at home. James Hudson, 23, was treated with four stitches after a knife strike to the leg at work. Keith Anthony Rice, 6, fell on a nail and needed one stitch. Dennis Brown, 34, stepped on a bottle and got three stitches. Paul Pope, 25, suffered a left leg fracture when struck by a bicycle at home.
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Dennis Brown
Glen Ave
Paul Pope
Robert Pope
Seneca St
Extradite two U.S. Citizens From Cuba Over Murder
Havana reports the Cuban cabinet agreed to extradite Alvin Table Jr. and William Lees to Nassau to face charges of murdering Captain Angus Boatwright of Key West and hijacking his yacht Muriel II. They were captured by Cuban naval forces on a cay near Isabela de Sagua after the Muriel was boarded last April 25.
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Havana
U. S
Bahamas
Florida
Alvin Table Jr
Torrance
Calif
William Lees
Etowah
Ark
Nassau
Angus Boatwright
Key West
Muriel
Isabela de Sagua
Man Killed When Tractor Upsets at Gravel Pit
Robert Eugene Bennett, 40, of near West Jefferson, died from a crushed skull when a tractor he was driving overturned in a gravel pit at West Jefferson Sand & Gravel Co where he worked.
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London, Ohio
Robert Eugene Bennett
Near West Jefferson
West Jefferson
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