New Concord preps giant homecoming for Glenn
Ohio residents rally for a space age homecoming as Senator Lausche and Gov. DiSalle back plans for John Glenn and his family. Village officials expect a large parade and a news conference at Muskingum College gym, with Cleveland planning a city reception and motorcade to NASA. Glenn to spend three days in Ohio, time to be with family and friends.
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Cape Goes Wild Over Astronaut Glenn Home
President Kennedy awarded John H. Glenn Jr. the Distinguished Service Medal at Cape Canaveral after a massive homecoming. Glenn credited the Mercury program crew and insisted the feat was a team effort amid 100000 cheering spectators and a festive, emotional reception for the first American in orbit.
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Where To Turn GOP Strife To Be Aired
Republican strife to be aired tonight as investigation starts on precinct committee petition flaws. Amherst 901-year-old woman finds strength, no longer matches desire to be helpful to others. Cleveland area page listings and assorted notices appear throughout the issue with editorial and society items.
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Khrushchev May Torpedo U.S. Nuclear Talks
UPI reports Khrushchev may be maneuvering to torpedo the planned resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests by the United States. Officials say the issue centers on a summit versus a push for a formal disarmament conference, with the State Department insisting on higher level talks.
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Conference Disarmament Talks Face Khrushchev Tactics
Officials warn Khrushchev may try to derail the Geneva talks by propaganda moves before the 18 nation conference. Kennedy rejects a premature summit while confirming Geneva talks at foreign ministers level and a possible later summit if progress occurs.
Red Shift Called Propaganda in Geneva Conference
Western diplomats in Geneva viewed the Soviet move to include a nuclear test ban in the 18 nation disarmament talks as a propaganda effort. They saw no real shift in Moscow’s stance and noted Tsarapkin’s insistence on Russia’s terms. Khrushchev aims to meet in Geneva as the conference opens March 14.
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British Police Track Possible New Jack the Ripper
British police wonder if a new mass murderer is at large as Scotland Yard and Derbyshire officers probe four killings in 18 months, linked by forensic similarities to the Ripper era. Victims include a 71-year-old tele officer and others found strangled in Baslow and London, with authorities noting a “carbon copy” pattern and a possible Grey suited suspect.
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John Glenn Day Proclaimed by Ohio Governor
Governor Michael V. DiSalle proclaimed February 20 as John H. Glenn Jr. Day in honor of the astronaut’s historic triple orbit. He urged future governors to recognize the date pending legislative designation.
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Tax Plan Approved By House For Upper Income Relief
Washington lawmakers pass a tax plan by a strict party line vote of 15 to 18 in the House Ways and Means Committee. The measure aims to restructure tax rates, increase exemptions, and shift revenue sources, drawing immediate reactions from both parties as debate continues on broader fiscal policy.
Cow Rescued After Six Weeks Trapped in Cellar
BEDFORD Ind. A shorthorn cow nicknamed Hef is rescued from an abandoned smokehouse cellar after six weeks. Farmer Jasper McKeaggy and neighbors used a stone ramp to pull the 1100 pound animal to safety. Hef appeared lighter but otherwise in good condition after surviving on rain and melted snow. The cow fell through a floor gap and was found days later. movement attempts failed as rope broke and the cow was too weak to move.
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