Rhodes asks drought aid for 20 Ohio counties
Lorain County among 20 Ohio counties named by Governor Rhodes for drought disaster designation. Agriculture official says a Washington reply is pending. If approved, diverted acreage may cut hay or graze to support about 648 farmers in programs. Weather outlook shows localized rain and scattered showers this week.
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Orville L. Freeman
John Haugh
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Haugh
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US Weather Bureau
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Columbiana
Gallia
Geauga
Hocking
Noble
Perry
Portage
Richland
Stark
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Arab-born ex-NSA worker defects to Russia says Izvestia
Izvestia reports Viktor Norris Hamilton Hindali aged 44, an Arab-born former NSA employee in Washington, defected to Russia and sought asylum. In a letter to Izvestia he says U.S. intelligence actions threaten Middle East peace and cites resignation in 1957 for reasons of principle.
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UPI
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U.S
National Security Agency
Washington
Russia
Izvesha
Middle East
Viktor Norris Hamilton
Hindali
Izvestia
American University
Beirut
Near Fast
Northeastern Ohio Fire Weather Outlook Update
Partly cloudy today and tonight with widely scattered evening thundershowers. Temperatures range from high 2 to 87 and low 2 to 66. Tuesday expected generally fair and seasonably warm with a Sunday range of 60 to 8.
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Ohio
U S and Britain to hold air defense drills over India
New Delhi announced that U S and British aircraft will fly air defense exercises over India. Dates remain unspecified until American mobile radar gear arrives for ground control. The government stressed the pact does not bind either side to defend India or seek help in an air attack.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
U.S
Civil rights unrest spreads from Cambridge to nation
News dispatch outlines planned demonstrations in Cambridge Md after Brig Gen Gelston bans prayer meetings. Activists like Gloria Richardson urge federal mediation and warn of potential conflict as protests and new integration efforts erupt in Kansas Florida Chicago and beyond.
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Cambridge
Gelston
Gloria H. Richardson
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Richardson
Ing
Kansas
Florida
Chicago
Richard Daley
Cook County
Democratic
Lawrence
Kan
Uniform order in demonstrations draws challenge from civil rights groups
The McNamara directive forbidding uniformed troops from participating in racial demonstrations faces strong opposition from integration groups. In Havelock North Carolina near Cherry Point Marine Air Station critics call for sweeping desegregation of town venues used by Marines and highlight segregated clubs cafes and theaters as evidence. Local Cherry Point officials say they will enforce the July 16 policy while discouraging protest participation. The policy bans duty hour activity in uniform near demonstrations and possible civil law violations or violence.
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Defense
Robert McNamara
Havelock
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
North Carolina
Cherry Point
Floyd McKissick
Durham
N.C
Congress of Racial Equalty
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
McNamara
Merit Clubs
2Nd Marine Air Wing
Defense Secretary
Spy epidemic shows Reds more active
Washington grapples with an upsurge in espionage by Russians and their agents among Western allies. The Wennerstrom and Felfe cases illustrate deep penetration through trusted attaches, with officials noting long covert operations and limited capability to prevent future breaches.
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Laurence Barrett Washington
HTNS
America
Washington
William John Vassall
Harold Philby
Great Britain
Stig Wennerstrom
Sweden
Heinz Felfe
Ins
West Germany
Wennerstrom
U.S
I- 18
Felfe
Nam SS
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Bonn
Hans Clemens
Moscow
Igor Penkovsky
Philby
Test ban progress reported in Moscow and Washington
East West nuclear talks in Moscow entered a second week with Khrushchev signaling progress toward a partial test ban by week’s end. In Washington Kennedy unveiled legislation to settle the rail strike through compulsory arbitration while aiming to avert a nationwide walkout.
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
Comecon
Europe
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Tokyo
Mao Tze- Tung
Peking
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London
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UPI
U.S
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Capitol Hill
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
John McCormack
Mass
GOP House
Charles Halleck
Ind
J. EB. Wolfe
Kennedy
White House
Harder
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House
Afl-Cio
Alles
Briley Attacks JFK Record In Senate Campaign
Former GOP senatorial hopeful John M Briley scores the Kennedy administration across policy areas amid a heated campaign. The Elyria Post notes sections on local government such as police, courts, and deaths as well as divided coverage across pages.
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GOP
John M. Briley
JFK
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