Students Lead Viet Nam Protest
Vietnamese students took leadership of anti Diem demonstrations in Saigon defying martial law. Over 1,000 demonstrators gathered at the law faculty while police and troops watched. A student committee formed to coordinate actions and appeals for aid were sent abroad.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigoon University
Hue
Vu van Mau
Law Faculty
Science
Mau
Diem
Viet Nam
Truong Cong Cuu
Cuu
Nguyen Huu Dong
High School Band Master Admits Thefts
Richard Burton Partridge the 38 year old director of the Jackson High School band confessed to robbing two banks in nearby towns totaling more than 20000 dollars. He was identified at a concert he conducted and held on a 60000 dollar bond awaiting federal charges. Sheriff John Crites said the public was shocked by the crimes and noted his respected standing prior to the incidents.
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Jackson
Missouri
Jackson High
Richard Burton Partridge
Bank of Advance
Chaffee
Highway Patrol
O. L. Wallis
Patridge
John Crites
Cape Girardeau County
Chaffee Bank
Crites
Ohio House votes on foreign aid bill amid party split
In Washington the House passed a reduced foreign aid authorization bill 224 to 186. Democrats for the bill include Ashley Feighan Hays Kirwan Vanik and Republicans Ayres Frances Bolton while Secrest opposed. Ohio lawmakers also note the state House could study hospital services Blue Cross tuberculosis programs tax reciprocity printing advertising and juvenile probation rules.
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Washington
Ohio
House of Representatives
Ashley
Feighan
Hays
Kirwan
Vanik
Ayres
Frances Bolton
Secrest
Abele
Ashbrook
Betts
Oliver Bolton
Bow
Brown
Clancy
Devine
Harsha
Latta
McCullough
Minshall
Mosher
Rich
Schenck
Taft
Columbus
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Blue Cross
Plant Chief Reports Vandalism Amid Battery Strike
D Glenn Kirkpatrick manager of Golud National Batteries Zanesville plant reports windows smashed at his home Friday as the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers strikes the plant to back demands for a new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, Ohio
D. Glenn Kirkpatrick
Zanesville
Golud National Batteries, Inc
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Johnson to headline Ohio Democratic barbecue and rally
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak at Toledo’s annual Democratic barbeque and rally on September 21 and then attend the ox roast in Cleveland on September 22 staged by the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party.
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Toledo, Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Librarian Brahm Takes New Secretary Post
State Librarian Walter T. Brahm will start January 1 as executive secretary for the Ohio Library Trustees and Ohio Library associations earning 15000 dollars annually. Brahm has served nearly 21 years as state librarian and says official word will come from the two associations. He is a Massillon native and currently earns 11280 dollars a year. The Ohio Library Association counts 1600 members and the Ohio Library Trustees Association 2100 members.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter T. Brahm
Ohio Library Trustees
Ohio Library Associations
Little Hoover” Commission
Brahm
Massillon
Ohio Library Association
Ohio Library Trustees Association
Cleveland Probes Second Bomb Case
Cleveland police investigated a second bombing in ten days after Jessie Williams a 39 year old numbers racket figure was critically injured when a bomb exploded as he tried to start his car behind his home. A nearby night spot run by William Seawright was bombed last week with no injuries. Williams was taken to St Vincent Charity Hospital for surgery on his injured right leg.
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Cleveland
Jessie Williams
William Seawright
Williams
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Senate may sustain House aid cut, Dirksen predicts
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen warned the Senate could uphold the $585 million foreign aid cut approved by the House. President Kennedy condemned the action as short sighted and partisan after a coalition of House Republicans and conservative Democrats pushed the measure to reduce a $4.1 billion authorization. The House then passed the bill 224 to 186 with a $3.5 billion ceiling, a billion below Kennedy’s request, and Kennedy urged bipartisan reconsideration when a compromise is offered.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Kennedy
White House
Dirksen
Swiss to Sign Moscow Test Ban Pact With Reservations
Swiss authorities say they will join the Moscow test ban treaty but reserve the right to acquire atomic weapons. The Cabinet announced the plan after a Friday meeting and said envoys will sign in Washington London and Moscow next month. Public opinion favors keeping the option open despite low chances of weapon development.
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Bern
Switzerland
Washington
London
Moscow
Indians Stage War Dance In Omaha Demonstration
An Omaha tribe war dance on the courthouse lawn dramatized the red man’s plight in white cities. Two Indians danced in feathers and paint while two others played war drums, with about 100 supporters observed in downtown Omaha.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Ohio Elks Hear Civil Defense and Cerebral Palsy Talks
In Columbus representatives of 93 Elks lodges hear reports on civil defense and cerebral palsy treatment centers sponsored by the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Order
Retired Naval Chief Backs Limited Nuclear Test Ban
Adm. George Wes Anderson Jr., former chief of naval operations and now ambassador to Portugal, voiced qualified support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He urged safeguards and continued vigilance in alliances and bases. Senator Henry Jackson relayed the testimony given to the Senate Preparedness subcommittee in secret.
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Washington
George Wes Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anderson
Portugal
Henry Jackson
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Pentagon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fire prevention work linked to costly blaze at plant
Oak Harbor Ohio. Myca Products Inc owner James Kaine says a fire prevention system was being installed when a drill punctured a smokestack and sparked lacquer, starting the blaze that destroyed the plant. All 50 workers escaped unharmed.
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Oak Harbor
Ohio
Myca Products Inc
James Kaine
Cleveland
Kaine
Ohio Fair Opens with Record Opening Day Attendance
Thousands fill Columbus fairgrounds for the 110th agricultural and industrial exposition. Attendance hits 101,227 with about 82,000 non paying school children on Youth Day. Rural Urban Day features 4-H and FFA livestock judging, arts and crafts demos, FFA queen selection, baton twirling, tractor contests, and Camp Fire Girls show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
E. J. Keirns
Farmers of America
FFA
Ex-Chioan Linked to $200000 Shortage at Hyde Park Bank
Chicago ap A former Ohioan Estley Maglott 32 a former Richland Trust Co Mansfield Ohio is being sought in connection with possible loss of 200000 at the National Bank of Hyde Park on Chicago's South Side McKnight bank president said irregularities found in Maglott accounts and exact amount of loss not determined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Bank of Hyde Park
Estley Maglott
Richland Trust Co
Mansfield
Ohio
John F. McKnight
Chicago Bank
Maglott
End of Dead Fall Saloon Recalled in WCTU Hillsboro Visit
Columbus AP report recalls John Calvin Van Pelt famed as the wickedest man in Ohio, whose Dead Fall Saloon sparked the 1873 74 Women’s Crusade. Delegates of the 89th WCTU convention will pilgrimage Sunday to Hillsboro’s little church, recalling that fiery clash and the early temperance battles.
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New Vienna
WCTU
Hillsboro
Alfred
Hall
Columbus, Ohio
John Calvin van Pelt
Ohio
Columbus
Chittenden Hotel
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Chittenden
Canal Zone
John Calvin
Cleveland
Clinton County
J. C
Dead Fall
van Pelt
Temperance Band
Rescue Drill Backer Shuns Talk of Cost
Louis Pagnotti, 69, funds a massive 65 ton drilling rig valued at 160000 to rescue miners Dave Fellin Hank Throne and Louis Bova trapped 331 feet underground in Sheppton. He underwrites without seeking reimbursement or discussing payment. The third miner remains unaccounted for.
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Louis Pagnotti
Pagnotti
Sheppton
Louis Bova
BIS Official Appointed to Ohio Youth Commission
Charles L. Harrison deputy superintendent of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster is named to the three member Ohio Youth Commission effective October 7. Harrison age 46 is a career employee of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction and a Denison University graduate.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles L. Harrison
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Ohio Youth Commission
Harrison
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Denison University
Ohio AFL-CIO Rejects $250 Million Bond Proposal
Ohio AFL-CIO's executive board condemned the proposed bond issue as unfair and inadequate. The statement asserts the plan would raise taxes on lower income groups, incur $125 million in interest, and fail to meet capital needs for education and higher education in the 1962-72 decade.
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Columbus
Ohio
Afl-Cio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Commission ready to begin accepting development loan applications
Columbus Ohio AP the Development Financing Commission created to help finance business expansions is ready for business Wilbur D Fulton of Cleveland commission chairman said Friday that 10 000 loan applications have been distributed statewide and the commission is ready to start receiving them Up to 100 percent financing is available with up to 50 percent from conventional sources on a first mortgage and the second 50 percent from the commission on a second mortgage
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
New Development Financing Commission
Wilbur D. Fulton
Cleveland
Commission
Toledo to Award 189 Degrees at Summer Commencement
Toledo Ohio Universidad of Toledo will award 189 degrees Sunday at the summer commencement program marking the first summer commencement since 1954.
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Toledo, Ohio
University of Toledo
Rail unions oppose compulsory arbitration plan
Congressional action on a binding arbitration bill to end the mass job cuts faced opposition from five railroad unions. The measure, approved by the Senate Commerce Committee, would create a seven member board to decide the dispute within six months if no negotiated agreement is reached. The deadline looms as railroads threaten to enforce new work rules triggering a potential strike.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Escape shaft expansion presses on trapped miners
Rescue crews, buoyed by a 12 inch escape hole reaching 331 feet, began enlarging the shaft to lift miners David Fellin and Henry Throne after 11 days trapped in a cold minibubble. Louis Bova’s fate remained unclear as logistics and safety were emphasized.
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Hazeton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Louis Bova
Fellin
Charmbury
Bova
Throne
Three Kettering youths cleared in aerial bomb case
Kettering youths Donald Calihan Thomas Graham and William Malone were found innocent of discharging a timed aerial bomb during Fairmont High School graduation exercises. Judge Foyt ruled the boys set the device but Wilkus may have caused the explosion, while a $350 000 damage suit by Wilkus parents seeks compensation for injuries including loss of an eye.
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Dayton, Ohio
Kettering
Mark Wilkus
Kettering Municipal Court
Kenneth J. Foyt
Wilkus
Donald Lee Calihan
Thomas Graham
William J. Malone
Fairmont High School
Bingo ban upheld by Dayton judge halts charitable games
Common Pleas Judge Robert L. McBride ruled against the so called legalized bingo in Dayton Ohio nullifying a city manager decree that allowed bingo for charitable purposes The decision stops bingo games previously authorized for fund raising.
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Dayton
Dayton, Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert L. McBride
Herbert Starick
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