Rights Group OKs Policy Plan But Not Ready to Reveal It
Ohio Civil Rights Commission adopts a preliminary Affirmative Program and Administrative Plan and orders newsmen to return copies. It approves regional offices for Cleveland and Cincinnati and seeks 167000 for two years of operating costs. Chairman Guggenheim delays public release of the plan while Looman led the drafting. The commission endorses four regional sites including Toledo and Bridgeport in Belmont County with an estimated 73000 setup cost. Administrator Leach of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation agrees to cooperate by informing workers of channels to combat unfair labor practices.
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Columbus
UPL
Ohio
New Civil Rights Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Frank Baidau
Finance Department
Nwo
Representa
Toledo
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Commission
Baldau
Cleveland Area
BUC
Donald Leach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Leach
Red Chief To Unveil Arms Plan At UN Talk
Soviet Premier Khrushchev may propose a permanent ban on production of nuclear weapons at the United Nations. U.S. officials say the plan could be Khrushchev's next move after urging a ban on nuclear tests. Eisenhower welcomed ideas to ease tensions but stressed safeguards.
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Red
Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
National Press Club Wedneday
U.N
New York Schedule for Khru shchev on First Day
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's New York visit opens with military arrivals at Pennsylvania Station and a drive to Wall Street. He becomes guest of Mayor Robert F. Wagner at a civic reception in the Commodore Hotel grand ballroom, attends a cocktail reception at Harriman House, and joins a formal dinner hosted by the Economic Club in the Wroble-Astonia ballroom.
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New York
Irl
Nikita S. Khnishchee
Igamadi
Pennsylvania
Staton
Walsari-Asiana Letel
Robert F. Wooner
Russia
Harriman
Joan Reuse
East List Street
Esi
Economc Cub of
Wrobel - Astonia
Cress
Khrushchev
Washington
Thomas A. Nielson
Jane
FBI
State Department
Averell Harriman
United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Motor Vehicle Truce Violated Despite Apparent Harmony
A damaged car inspection report notes multiple safety failures including broken lights a missing bolt and worn tires. Authorities found no indicators of a crash or driver impairment but the vehicle was deemed not roadworthy and the incident paused a local truce.
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Vejle
Denmnarn
Amd
Chronicle Telegram Genvember 10 1959 County Printing Elyria
Fragmented page item lists subscription rates for Lorain and adjoining counties with different prices. Mentions publication by Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. and Elyria address. Rates shown include in county 13.50 and elsewhere 16.00 to 18.00 dollars.
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Lorain County Printing & Pabimting Co
BB Reet Ave
Elyria
Angie
Lorain
Ohio
Check On New Materials In Industry Urged
Dr. Thomas F. Mancuso urged Ohio doctors to monitor hazardous new industrial chemicals and radiation. He said ventilation dust control safe building design and medical monitoring are vital as industry pushes progress. The Industrial Hygiene division will recheck radiation prevalent work including medical X ray and aid local air pollution efforts.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Thomas F. Mancuso
Department
Ohio Academy of General Practice
Mancuso
Kennedy Urges Aid For India In 1968 Presidential Bid
Sen. John F. Kennedy argues for increased foreign aid to India to counter Communist China and turn India into an ally of the West. He urges long term loans and technical assistance through the Development Loan Fund, urging Western unity for a sustained program. He campaigned in Ohio after meeting Khrushchev in Washington, calling Khrushchev our enemy yet seeking peaceful progress.
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Oxford
UPI
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Midwest
Ohio
India
Asia
China
West
Kennedy
Miami University
East
Middle East
Far East
U.S
Columbus
Ohio Bankers Assn
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Under Tight Security In New York Visit
New York gears up for Nikita Khrushchev with 3,300 police plus FBI and State Dept. security. Guards seal hotels and routes, search venues, and monitor crowds amid threats and protests during the two day coast to coast tour.
Balking Witnesses Win Court Battle
A five year Ohio Un-American Activities Commission case ends as the six witnesses who refused to testify are cleared. Franklin County Prosecutor Earl W. Allison drops the state’s case after the U S Supreme Court voided a related conviction in the Morgan ruling, leading appeals court to dismiss charges against Robert Terrill, David Jackson, Harm McGill, Julia Hupman, and Vasser Thames.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
Ohio
Allison
U.S. Supreme Court
Anna Morgan
Ohio State Museum
High Court
U.S
Appeals Court
Morgan
Robert Terrill
David Jackson
Harm McGill
Julia Hupman
Dayton
Vasser Thames
Comity Common Pleas Court
Reds Praise Nikita As Peace Fighter Visit to US Seen Thawing Cold War
Soviet press hails Premier Khrushchev as an outstanding peace fighter after his US visit. Pravda and Izvestia call the trip a major event, praising improved Soviet US relations and mutual understanding. Photos show Khrushchev with Eisenhower Nixon and Herter, and with his wife Nina gaining rare print exposure.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Tzvestia
Soviet Union
Khmushchev
Exenhower
Izvestia
Nina Khrushchev
Optimism and Warnings Foreshadow Soviet Peace Talks
UPI dispatches from Moscow describe rising optimism in Soviet and Western capitals for a possible easing of Cold War tensions. Analysts cite Khrushchev’s trip and Eisenhower’s return as steps toward cooperation, but warn against premature celebration and note Berlin disarmament and arms inspection as potential sticking points.
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United Press International
Moscow
UPL
Robert J.korengold
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Berlin
Winds on Mt Washington Hit World Record Peak in 1994
The strongest winds ever recorded on Mt Washington New Hampshire reached 231 miles per hour in 1994. The 6,288 foot peak endured extreme gusts and became the world benchmark for wind speed measurements.
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Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Julie Newmar Plans Return to Paris After Lil Abner
Hollywood star Julie Newmar finishes Stupfin Jones phase in Lil Abner at Paramount. She plans a first vacation in six years, with a Paris visit and potential dates tied to a Broadway comeback and a 1950s motor invention hinted in the fragmentary report.
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Hollywood
UPR
Julie Newmar
Stupfain Jones
Paramount
Lil Abner
De Gaulle Algerian Peace Plan Draws Mixed European Reaction
In Algiers European crowds listened to President De Gaulle's plan for self determination in Algeria. Officials note no referendum date but say it could come within four years after peace restoration, amid a war with about 200 deaths yearly.
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Algiers
UPI
Algera
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Astronauts Say No Space Race With Russia
Space program leaders emphasize safety and reliability over speed as Mercury astronauts Glenn and Grissom tour Edwards Air Base. They call X-15 and Mercury programs complementary and debate who might be first in space while denying any drag race with the Soviet program. Capt. Donald Slayton misses trip due to illness. other astronauts present include Cooper Grissom Schirra and Shepard.
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Ican
Project /Mercury
Russia
Glenn
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Edwards Air Force Base
Air Force
Donald Slayton
Leroy Cooper
Virgil Grissom
Navy
Walter Schirra
Alan Shepard
Senators Skeptical Impressed After Khrushchev Meeting
Twenty five senators met Soviet Premier Khrushchev for an hour and thirty minutes. He answered tough questions without yielding and offered carrots including space exploration proposals and new disarmament ideas. The talks touched Hungary Poland East Germany and troop withdrawal decisions for West Germany. Senate leader Lyndon Johnson urged strength and patience. Khrushchev called the session easy frank and good and useful.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
West Germany
U.S
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Khrushchev
Eclipse Study Set In Canary Islands For Oct 2 Viewing
World scientists gathered in LAS PALMAS Canary Islands for the October 2 solar eclipse to be seen best from the Atlantic archipelago. An American group formed headquarters including Dr. R Grant Athay and Robert H Lee of the High Altitude Observatory Colorado.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
UPI
Atlantic
R. Grant Athayami
Robert H. Lee
The
High Altitude Observatory of
Colorado
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