Signals spur Pacific hunt for missing plane
Honolulu reports three strong SOS signals may indicate survivors from a C124 carrying nine aboard that went down west of the Hawaiian Islands. Air Force and Navy units searched the 850 mile area 560 miles north of Johnston Island as weather cleared.
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Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Ar Force
Wake Island-to-Hawaii
Hickman Air Force Base
Air Force
Oahu
Johnston Island
Court hears bid to bar blackfaced Mummers in parade
Philadelphia officials faced a last minute bid to prevent rioting if blackfaced comedians perform in the delayed Mummers parade. Former state justice Thomas D. McBride seeks a ban on blackface and those who would riot, after NAACP failed to secure the ban earlier.
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Philadelphia
UPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Theodore L. Reimel Laterhurs
Austerity measures roll out in Amherst school bus plan
Rural school district reveals revised Amherst bus schedule amid budget shortfalls. The note cites coordinated cuts and timing changes to routes and service, with officials outlining impact on students and transportation costs.
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Amherst
Mayor Sanford maps strategy with two Saturday meetings
Mayor Fred B. Sanford outlines a plan to launch a new city administration featuring two Saturday strategy sessions at city hall. The 1 p.m. Republican council session and 2:30 p.m. meeting with key strategists will cover charter plans, department inventories, and capital improvements as part of a metro‑oriented growth approach for northern Lorain County.
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Fred B. Sanford
City Hall
D. Council
Eugene Smith
Edward Harwood
William Tattersall
Tattersall
Safety Service
Jack Birchhill
Sanford
Lorain County
Elyria
Amherst
Jet trainer crash narrowly misses Beavercreek School yard
A United States Air Force jet trainer crashed on Beavercreek School ground in Xenia Ohio after two jets reportedly collided in the air. A pilot parachuted clear and no injuries occurred though the building housing about 1600 people was missed by about 25 feet according to officials. Wright Patterson AFB confirmed two jets were nearby and witness James Nunnery reported three explosions and falling debris. The survivor landed roughly four miles from Xenia.
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Xenia
James Nunnery
Nunnery
Barber must serve Negroes in Yellow Springs court ruling
UPI reports the District Court of Appeals reversed a lower court and barred racial discrimination in barber shops. The decision involved Lewis Gegner, a Yellow Springs barber who refused to serve Negro customers claiming he lacked training to cut Negro hair and that he did not know how to.
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UPI
District Court of Appeals
Ioder
Wes
Cour Re
Khrushchev Urges World Pact to Ban Force in Territorial Disputes
Premier Khrushchev urged world leaders to forge a four point agreement banning the use of force to settle border disputes. He called for a pledge against force to alter borders and for peaceful settlement under the UN Charter, highlighting disarmament as a shared aim. The notes, broadcast by Moscow Radio, propose solemn commitments and non-recognition barriers as part of a broader peace plan.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushcchev
Easili
Ier
Khrushchev
Goldwater Says He Will Seek GOP Nomination in 1964
Barry Goldwater announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination for 1964 while confirming reelection to the Senate. He spoke before reporters at his Camelback Mountain home after a closed meeting with 39 Arizona leaders, including Gov. Paul Fannin, as security kept watch and supporters cheered in Phoenix.
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Ariz
UPI
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Senate
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Goldwater
Gov. Fannin
Camelback Mountain
Prescott
Arizona Republican
Democratic
U S sells government wheat to private trader
The Agriculture Department announced a $32 million sale of No 2 amber durum wheat to a private buyer, likely destined for the Soviet bloc. The deal covers 42 percent of 1.2 million bushels at $250 per bushel FOB Est Coest with export subsidies totaling about $9.8 million.
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Washington
Suiet Union
Anaon
Agriculture Department
Continental
Russia
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
U.S
Johnson cuts $20 billion from original 1965 budget plan
President Johnson pursues aggressive trimming across departments and agencies to reduce next year's spending. The budget aims around 100 billion dollars after cuts in defense and other nonessential items, with final document due to Congress later this month.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Kennedy
Armed Services
White House
Budget Bureau
Defense
Robert S. MacLamara
Té Johnson
Congress
FBI reports Red youth plot aimed at U S youth drift
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said in a year end report that the Communist Party U S A planned a new national youth movement to exploit a drift toward the left among young people. He noted an October Chicago meeting to lay groundwork and the party official Gus Hall urged a non Soviet style image.
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Washington
UFI
Communist Party
FBI
J Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
Hoover
Communist Party U.S
Lee Harvey Oswald
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio forecasts show cloudy skies with periods of sun and wind and warmer temperatures today. Tonight will be cloudy and colder with a low around 34. Thursday will be partly sunny with cooler conditions and a few showers possible. Sunrise is 7 53 a.m. and sunset 3 19 p.m.
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Ohio
Mid-Continent tops 100000 subscribers with Rowan acquisition
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp. surpassed 100000 subscribers after acquiring Eastern Rowan Telephone Co. in central North Carolina near Granite Quarry. The all stock deal expands beyond Ohio borders for the first time, retaining local management with Arnold H. Snider Jr. as president replacing J. Fisher.
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Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Eastern
Rowan Telephone Co. Inc
North Carolina
Granite Quart
Ohio Telephone Holding Corporation
Eastern Rowan Telephone Co
Rowan County
Granite Quarry
Rockwell, Faith
Gold Hill
Arnold H. Snider Jr
Eastern Rowan Co
JE. Fisher
Athine
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