U S Races Atom Test Plans Amid Soviet Resumptions
The United States moves to speed its atmosphere test program after Kennedy orders, while the Soviet Union detonates two more nuclear devices at its Arctic site. Reports note ongoing Soviet testing since Sept 1, with Paris and Stockholm reacting to the nuclear fallout issue. UN General Assembly urges a new voluntary moratorium, but major powers oppose. The U S pushes for a binding treaty with full inspections to prevent future traps.
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Keys Won't Run In Ohio Governor Race Says He Will Back DiSalle
J Grant Keys urged Gov Michael V DiSalle to reverse his Oct 20 decision and seek re election as Ohio governor Keys said he will not run for governor next year but may consider future congressional races He told reporters he will support DiSalle if the governor stands fast and the people press for his return
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Union Rejects Pact Sparks Elyria Political Tension
A former Elyria mayor now leaders a union vote that overwhelmingly rejects a Pisudler Co. contract amid state highway safety notes. The story also mentions a Democratic finale crowd of 325 at the American Legion Hall where Keys urged support for DiSalie and warned of possible strikes if needed. A separate note reports a pact extension approved by Brown Fintube Co. and Union enabling a factory addition.
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Local Northeastern Ohio Weather Update
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio notes mostly cloudy and windy conditions today with a high of 67 to 73. Tonight becomes colder with showers, mixed with snow flurries. low around 30 to 35. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cold with occasional snow flurries. Temperature ranges listed for Thursday and a prior date, plus sunrise and sunset times.
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A Jones Boy For Princess LONDON
Princess Margaret, 31, gave birth to a son at Clarence House, in London. The child named Viscount Linley becomes fifth in line to the throne. Queen Elizabeth and the princess’s husband Lord Snowden attended. doctors present included Sir John Peel and Sir John Evans. The birth was announced on the Clarence House gate after notification of the royal family.
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Man escapes police after drunken driving arrest in Elizabeth City
Clarence Ray Snooks Weaver, 31, fled officers at the city police station shouting farewell to his wife. He dived into a shallow creek and was later found lying in weeds on the creek bank after firefighting crews pumped the water and searched by floodlight. Police called off the search after dawn.
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New Soviet Nuclear Tests Spark U.S. Resumption Talk
President Kennedy warned that the United States could resume above ground nuclear tests in two to three months if needed to maintain a lead over the Soviet Union. Soviet blasts in the Arctic, the 29th and 30th in a current series, raised fears of new developments and prompted speculation on military tests at Eniwetok Bikini.
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U Thant Named To Day's Post At UN
U Thant of Burma becomes acting secretary general of the United Nations today. Russia agrees with the United States and Western partners that the Burmese ambassador should be recommended by the Security Council and elected by the General Assembly with no strings attached.
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Thurber Dies Greatest Humorist Since Twain
James Thurber 66, noted American humorist and cartoonist, died of respiratory failure after brain surgery. Born 1894 in Columbus, Ohio, he rose as a writer and observer for the Columbus Dispatch, later gaining fame with My Life and Hard Times and A Thurber Carnival. He became nearly blind from cataracts and served briefly as a code clerk, cared for three grandchildren, and left a legacy as a shy but biting wit in American letters.
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General Walker Resigns From Army Over Censorship
Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker announced his resignation after 30 years of service, protesting military censorship. He said as a civilian he could continue opposing Communism that he felt he could not fight while in uniform, and he criticized the power of officials who punish loyal service in the name of country. He had been removed from command of the 24th Division in Germany over alleged political activities.
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Resigning General Walker cites right wing principles
General Walker says he will refuse retirement pay of 1012.50 monthly, calling it a compromise with principle. He accuses military and political leaders of curbing dissent, says executive power overruns legislature, and plans to pursue civilian work after his resignation.
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