Senate Confirms Young as U.S. District Judge for Northern Ohio
The U S Senate approved President John son’s nomination of Don J. Young Jr. to the Northern Ohio district bench. Young plans resignation June 10 and move to Toledo to receive commission and tackle the backlog since Judge Frank L. Kloeb’s retirement. At 54 he has served as Huron County probate and juvenile judge since 1953 and as Common Pleas Court judge in 1952.
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Johnson
Huron County
Don J. Young Jr
U.S
Ohio
Young
Toledo
Frank L. Kloeb
Common Pleas Court
Congress Considers FCC CB Radio Resolution
Congressman Frank T. Bow of Ohio proposes a House investigation into the FCC ban on hobby use of Citizen's Band radio and a study on expanding CB by reallocating frequencies. The measure was referred to the Rules Committee. In other news, Colombia forms military courts under a state of siege to curb kidnaping extortion and Red-influenced violence. Senate gears toward cloture on voting rights. Ohio State U barring Aptheker faces bomb threat as crowd gathers. nuclear expert Lapp warns China may test more devices in coming months.
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Frank T. Bow
16Th
Ohio
House of Representatives
Federal Communications Commission
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
FCC
Committee On Rules
Bogota
Columbia
UPI
Columbus
Ohio State University
Herbert Aptheker
Aptheker
Old University Hall
Washington
China
Ralph FE. Lapp
Lapp
Red China
Security Council defeats Soviet bid on U.S. aggression in Dominican Republic
The United Nations Security Council rejected a set of Soviet amendments to a Uruguayan resolution that would have condemned the United States for aggression in the Dominican Republic. The amendments were to be voted on later today.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Security Council
U.N
United States
Dominican Republic
Weather and Local Notices From The Reroud
Variable cloudiness with showers or thundershowers affecting about 40 percent of the area today. High in the lower 80s, then fair and cooler tonight with a low in the 50s. Mostly sunny and cool Sunday. Norwalk high 84 and low 63 Friday with no precipitation. Marriage license and birth notices follow with names and addresses. death of Michael Elton Hoyt, 17, North Faire.
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Norwalk
Study Groups Urges Across the Board Postal Rates Hike
A seven member advisory committee under Postmaster General Gronouski recommended a general postal rate increase to close a 762 million dollar annual deficit. The panel called for ending special low rates for non profits books phonograph records and educational materials and for abolishing air mail. It urged priority handling fees for first class mail and faster transport. The report notes few categories should be exempt from higher rates.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Robert Ramspec
House Post Office Committee
U.S. Jets Close In On Hanoi Raid Targets
U S jet fighters penetrated within 55 miles of Hanoi in the closest bombing to the capital of North Vietnam. Ninety Air Force jets hit Quang Soi south of Hanoi destroying or damaging 37 buildings. Phu Qui ammunition depot 120 miles south saw six buildings destroyed and four damaged as 75 tons of bombs were dropped. Navy planes from the USS Midway participated.
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UPI
U.S
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Quang Soi
Ninh Binh
Phu Qui
Midway
Aircraft raid near Hanoi targets and air war updates
Ranging over North Viet Nam, Skyraiders attack trucks and railcars while a PT boat towed by a trawler is set ablaze. Midday strikes sink a patrol craft and possibly the trawler. Leaflet drops precede barge strikes and damage to warehouses. Saigon pursues fugitive officers amid a broad dragnet arresting soldiers and civilians.
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Viet Nam
Ron
Ba Don
Hanoi
Saigon
Dominican Junta Leader Hints on Truce Extension
Santo Domingo reports Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barreras refused to extend the 24 hour truce beyond noon. Diplomats await whether the Dominicans will renew the pause as Imbert plans to decide before the first 24 hours end. The junta aims to clear rebels in northern Santo Domingo then strike the southern stronghold. OAS requested an extension, per U N and relief officials.
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Antonio Imbert Barreras
Junta
Imbert
Santo Domingo
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
OAS
U.N
Willard Group Debates Power Plant Sale Bid
Willard considers selling its municipal power plant to Ohio Power Co for 1,575,090. A Friday meeting explored use of the principal and annual interest, with questions about expansion costs, staffing, and tax impact. Community members urged keeping the plant or investing the funds for the town.
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Willard Group
J.W. Emery
James Buzzard
Buzzard
Assassination of Guatemala Vice Minister in Daylight Ambush
In Guatemala City terrorists believed to be Communist assassins killed Col. Ernesto Molina Arreaga, the vice minister of national defense, in a noon ambush as his car was machinegunned in a suburb. The chauffeur was wounded and the killers fled in a second car. Police offered few other details.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
Col
Ernesto Molina
Astronauts Plan Nine Orbital Maneuvers in Geminid Flight
James McDivitt and Edward White will perform a record nine maneuvers during a four day Geminid mission set to start June 3. The pilots will use small rockets to nudge the craft in all directions to test maneuverability for rendezvous with other orbiting craft. The mission aims to prove long duration capability and study effects of weightlessness.
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Mercury
Gemini
Virgil Grissom
Jon
U.S
McDivitt
White
Indian Ocean
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