World In A Spin Book Thief Sentenced In Germany
World in a Spin profiles Joachim Krueger a mild scholar from Goettingen jailed 18 months for stealing books from east and west German libraries over 15 years. The report also notes government actions in Capetown bans on groups and a policing chiefs statement. A skeleton discovery in Wendover England is briefly mentioned with bones believed to be five centuries old.
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Joachim Krueger
Goettingen
Germany
East
West Germany
Capetown
South Africa
African National Congress
Pan Africanist Congress
Poland
U.S
James E. Walsh
Wendover
England
Multiple Ohio firms bid on Huntington armory shops plan
Three Ohio firms Weaver Construction Bryan H V Tut tle Lima and Price Construction Norwalk bid apparent low on contracts to build maintenance shops for armories at Bryan Kenton Wooster and Plymouth. Also noted Bendix plans an earth orbiting TV EYE and Ebensburg Pa jury convicts Joseph W Bitten of second degree murder in a Dec 9 rifle slaying.
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Flint, Mich
Huntington
W. Va
Bryan
Kenton
Wooster
Plymouth
Ohio
Weaver Construction
H. V. Tuttle
Lima
Price Construction
Norwalk
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Ebensburg
Joseph W. Bitten
Barnesboro
Kathryn Grosso
Detroit
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Appleton
Wis
Edwin Thompsons
Thompson
Pilot Joe Walker says he was not hesitant about X-13 flight
Veteran test pilot Joe Walker at Edwards Air Force Base Calif answers nerves about his rocket plane X-13 flight saying he felt apprehension and eagerness but not hesitation.
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Joe Walker
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Fire Claims Three Children in Warren Home
A two story wooden Warren house fire killed three children aged 4, 1, and 2 while seven people slept. Bert Hannons 19 survived a jump through a window and was in serious condition. parents George and Bischard Sally Jo 7 months and others survived in fair condition.
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Elyria Delivery Authorized Second Chain Mail Grivzoger
A Chronicle Telegram item notes Elyria Ohio authorization for a second chain mail device delivery to a carrier. The report mentions the carrier handling and singing during the delivery.
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Publiahine Am
Elyria
Ohio
West abandons quick disarmament hopes at Geneva talks
Western negotiators end hopes for rapid disarmament progress at Geneva as Russia blocks a near term agreement. The United States and Soviet Union clash over troop cuts and inspections while calls mount for verification of Russia’s restraint and a broader outer space weapons ban.
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Geneva
UPI
West West
Russia
U.S
United States
Space
U. S
Pepet Et Aytraet
Eaton
Cuba Labor Threatens U S Base Over Hiring Policy
In Havana the Cuban government protested U S hiring policies at Guantanamo Bay and warned of applying Cuban labor laws to the base. Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez implied Cubans there remain subject to Cuban law as Fidel Castro’s government escalates its stance.
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Havana
UPI
United States
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Fidel Castro
Philip, J.bonsal
Augusto Martiinez Sanchez
Carry-Out Beer and Wine Permits Curbed in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle using emergency powers curbs the number of carry-out beer and wine permits for at least 60 days. The Liquor Control Board seeks a permanent limit based on community population, with hearings set for April 1 and 8. The action also targets 3.2 beer and high powered beer and wine sales outside taverns.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Liquor Control Board
Cheviot
Charles T
Diltz
Eureka
Cleves
Casa Loma Cafe
Robert E. Sanders
Lima
Peacock Bar
Atty
Mark McElroy
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
George B. Marshall
Cincinnati
Lawrence and Jer
Kennedy Attacks U S Disarmament Policy Lag
Senator John F Kennedy condemned the United States for lacking a concrete disarmament policy as a Soviet proposal loomed. He said Geneva talks suffer from old ideas and urged a curative plan during a Wisconsin University speech amid campaign pressure on Hubert Humphrey. Humphrey toured Oshkosh inviting Nixon to Wisconsin to explain his stance.
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U.S
Massachusetts
University of Wisconsin
Kennedy
U. S
Geneva
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Oshkosh
Wis
Richard M. Nixon
Jat Wausau
Long legislative battle over civil rights nears end in Congress
Congress edges toward final action on civil rights measures. House approves a combined voting rights and school aid bill while Senate moves to study and report back on the package. Administration signals possible shifts but remains wary of major cuts to reform efforts.
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Washington
House
School Integral Chicago
UPI
Senate
Jcwil
Richis
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Ind
North Western Railway
Baranaha
Mich
Negro Couple Hunted In White Girl Kidnap
Police hunted Elmer Pollard and Lola Pollard a white five year old girl from Deal New Jersey was taken from the Green home and passed off as their daughter Police said the couple fled toward Charleston West Virginia as authorities checked witnesses and flight records but the child remained missing and the Pollards were not located in Newark or Charleston authorities searched for the girl and suspects after a note stated a parent had died.
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Charleston
W. Va
Gro
West Virginia
Dominic Anas
Stack
Newark
Pollar
Anastacio
Pott
Marcella
Ser
Pollards
Pollard
Justice Department Defends Referee Plan Before Senate
The U S Justice Department plans to send a top official to defend the administrations voting referee plan before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Chairman Eastland said a Southern attorney and a DOJ official would appear Monday as the committee considers the House civil rights bill. Leaders hope for quick House Senate agreement without a full conference.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
William P. Rogers
Senate
Lawrence E. Walsh
Judiciary
James 0. Eastland
D - Miss
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
Eastland
House
South
Sitdown In Las Vegas Is Canceled
Negro leaders canceled a city wide sit down protest against segregation in Las Vegas after civic officials promised to end discrimination. Governor Grant Sawyer met with organizers and downtown merchants pledged to ban segregation in casinos show rooms and cocktail lounges. The city was once labeled a top Jim Crow area by the NAACP.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Oran Grayson
The
National Association For the Addvancement of Colored People
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Medina County
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