Clinton County Fair 1963 Ready For Weeklong Events
The Clinton County Fair opens Sunday with a 4 H barbecue and features a tractor pull and junior fair exhibits Monday. More than $10 000 in purses will be offered for three nights of harness racing with Ohio Colt Racing Association stakes. Local businesses set up displays and entertainers like the Elmer Hinkle Show perform midweek.
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Clinton County
Harmess
Ohio Colt Racing Association
Wilmington
Antioch Students Denied New Trial in Trespass Case
In Xenia Ohio Judge Reynolds Hoeflin denied a retrial request for 17 Antioch College students tied to Gegner's barber shop in Yellow Springs. They face sentencing on trespass charges after racial demonstrations over not cutting Black customers' hair. five local residents arrested July 27 entered innocent pleas at arraignment.
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Xenia
Ohio
Reynold C. Hoeflin
Antioch College
Antioch
Col. Gegner
Yellow Springs
Gegner
First known Negro stewardess graduates AA training class
Joan Dorsey 23 the first known Negro stewardess from an American Airlines course says she is eager to begin work.
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Dallas
Tex
Joan Dorsey
American Airlines
Weeklong Clinton County 4-H Fair Schedule Featured Activities
Program of the Week lists daily events from Sunday through Tuesday at the Clinton County fairgrounds. Highlights include 4-H barbecue, county church service, tractor pulling contests, livestock and dairy judging, junior fair exhibits, style show, harness racing, and Ohio Colt Racing Association stakes with music by the Clinton Massie school band.
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Clinton County
4-H
Dayton
Ohio Colt Racing Association
Clinton-Massie School Band
U S and British Chiefs Head to Moscow for Historic Parley
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home travel to Moscow for nuclear test ban signing ceremonies and exploratory talks with Premier Khrushchev. U Thant invited to witness. Talks may focus on nonaggression pacts and easing Cold War tensions.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
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Rusk
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U Thant
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George C. Marshall
Andrei A. Gromyko
Black Sea
Leningrad
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Playboy Medic Dr Stephen Ward Dies in British Scandal
London Dr Stephen Ward, central figure in a government sex scandal, dies at 50 after a drug overdose and pneumonia. He was en route to Old Bailey for the final day of his trial on five vice charges involving Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies.
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London
Stephen Ward
Stephen Ward Pital
Ward
W. Mayne Butcher
Old Bailey Court
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Kennedy civil rights plan clears first hurdle in Congress
Washington AP reports President Kennedy’s civil rights program moved past an early step amid contentious hearings and senate proceedings. The administration pushes for landmark reform as lawmakers weigh its provisions and reach toward a full vote.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Was
Magnuson
Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Commerce Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Ohio National Guard Heads For Training in Michigan
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division heads to Camp Grayling in northern Michigan for a two week field training. About 9,000 Buckeye National Guard members travel in 2,000 vehicles with three routes to avoid traffic jams while practicing live ammunition maneuvers and the ROAD concept.
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Columbus
Ohio
37Th
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Buckeye National Guard
National Guard
Williams County Fairgrounds
Montpelier
Central Ohio
U. S. 33
Ohio 31
U.S. 68
U.S. 25
Toledo
Raceway Park
Eastern Ohio
Fulton County Fairgrounds
Ottokee
U.S. 27
Grayling
Red China predicts Khrushchev downfall over test ban
An editorial in the Peking Daily blamed Premier Khrushchev for betraying the Soviet people by agreeing to a nuclear test ban. The People's Daily called the accord a US Soviet alliance against China, described in a New China News Agency broadcast monitored in Tokyo.
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China
Khrushchev
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Antimissile Trials Claim No Aerial N-Test Needed
Washington AP reports nuclear physicist Dr. Ralph Lapp says atmospheric tests are unnecessary to solve ballistics and electronics for an antimissile system. President Kennedy notes defense against missiles may be technically impossible, amid Pentagon debates and test ban treaty talks.
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U.S
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
Kennedy
Pentagon
Army
Defense Department
Supreme Court Lifts Inmate Lawyers Efforts in Ohio
Ohio inmates gain ground for habeas corpus suits after Supreme Court rulings. Writ writers craft legal pleas in prison libraries, hoping for hearings on claimed lack of counsel or rights violations. Attorneys say cases may move from state courts to federal courts, prompting fuller trial records and potential appeals.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Mansfield Reformatory
Marion
Lebanon
London
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Lima State Hospital
U. S. Supreme Court
Florida
High Court
Sabotage Seen In Train Wreck Near Montevideo
A passenger train derailed near Montevideo in Uruguay killing at least 30 and injuring over 100. Officials said saboteurs forced track points and placed stones and heavy rocks to divert the train onto a siding, with investigators calling the act meticulously planned.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan C. Funes
National Railroad
Nestor Martinez
Martinez
Casupa
Canelones
4-H Clubber Linda Brown Found Dead In Lima Pool
A Lima 4-H club member, 11 year old Linda Brown, disappeared while swimming at a private pool on Friday. Her body was recovered from the pool bottom later that day.
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Lima
Ohio
Linda Brown
Communists Bristle At U N Armistice Provocations
In Panmunjom Korea the U N Command warned North Korea to curb its bloodthirsty marauders or invite destruction The appeal followed clashes 500 yards south of the DMZ with reports of American casualties and stockpiled Soviet grenades North Korea called the charges fabrications and North Korean delegate Chong Hwang Chang said his side investigated the cages.
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Korea
U.N
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N. Command
Cloud
Demilitarized Zone
Armistice Commission
Dmz Demilitarized Zone
People of
Chong Hwang Chang
Grissom Faced With Prosecution For Speeding
Astronaut Virgil I Grissom nicknamed Gus is charged by state patrol after allegedly exceeding 75 mph on a public road following his Mercury program fame. The report notes his earlier capsule speed surpassed 5000 mph during the space flight.
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Orlando
Fia
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
State
Highway Patrol
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