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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1961
Page
1
President Kennedy announces a major personnel reshuffle moving three White House aides to the State Department. Bowles loses his post as No. 2 and is to become Under Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific affairs. George Ball becomes under secretary for economic affairs, with McGhee, Rostow, and others reassigned to political and security posts.
In a White House shakeup Brooks Hays 63 a former Democratic congressman from Arkansas will become special assistant to the President. Frederick G. Dutton 38 moves from Cabinet affairs to secretary of state for congressional relations. Timothy J. Reardon shifts to Dutton’s former Cabinet duties. Police guard Mate Ivanov’s family in Mineola N Y fearing another attack after a knife massacre that claimed five victims including a brother in law and three children. The assailant remains sought as investigators pursue details of the crimes. Deputy counsel Richard N Goodwin 56 will become deputy assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. The timing of Harriman’s Far Eastern post depends on Laos Geneva talks. The President ends Cape Cod visit with family church attendance and skating, planning Palm Beach as next relaxation spot.
A Venezuelan Avensa Convair transport carrying 40 passengers was hijacked in flight from Caracas to Maracaibo. The hijackers, described as Communists, forced the crew at gunpoint to fly over Caracas and drop leaflets, then directed the aircraft toward Curacao. A landings request was later reported at Curacao Airport.
Pfaudler Co and NSW Local 1161 ratified an agreement by near unanimous vote. A Sheffield Lake recount affirmed the vote results and kept the council lineup unchanged. A separate notice notes Mrs Ely declaring controversy over her husband’s body position cooling as conflict subsides.
Two youths in Amherst Township were injured yesterday afternoon after percussion caps in a box exploded while they played in a quarry pit at Cleveland Quarries Co. Michael Casada, 18, and Robert Mitchell, both from Quarry Road addresses, suffered chest puncture and scalp cuts respectively and were transported to Amherst Cares Hospital. Police noted the caps and plunger had been missing, and the incident involved brothers Harvey and Robert.
Windy and cold today with drizzle changing to sleet. Temperatures fall to the mid 30s late today. Mostly cloudy and continued cold tonight and Tuesday with scattered snow flurries. Windy tonight with lows around 27 to 33.
Police guard scattered relatives as the killer Ivanov threatened his wife and was blamed for the slayings of Gregor and family. The manhunt in Nassau County followed a letter in blood and a grudge against Gregor.
The Soviet Foreign Ministry circulated a draft four power agreement to include the United States Britain France and the USSR to ban atmospheric tests and require a global control system with national detection. It calls for adherence openness and a ban on underground tests until verification mechanisms are agreed.
Funeral services for Senator Styles Bridges were held in the Capitol with private rites for immediate family. Bridges born 1898 in Pembroke Maine rose to a powerful role in the Senate serving on key committees and as a leading conservative figure. President Kennedy Eisenhower and others sent condolences praising his staunch anti Communist stance and long Republican leadership.
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in Detroit seeking Ford Motor Co to divest Electric Autolite of Toledo and abandon the Autolite trade name after acquiring it for 25 million dollars. The government says the deal reduced competition with Champion Spark Plug Co and GM and foreclosed 8000 Ford dealers.
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