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Newspaper
Wilmington News Journal
Location
Wilmington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
1
Mutinous guards seeking revenge for slain colleagues led a 15 hour riot at Villa de Voto in Buenos Aires. About 10 guards were killed and 4 critically injured as 400 convicts attacked. 20 hostages were seized, including a chaplain, before authorities regained control.
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review another appeal challenging Sunday closing laws. Mor ris Rapoport, manager of Big Town Super Mart in North Ridgeville, was fined 25 dollars for selling a mail box and a night light on Sunday June 18 1961. The court upheld the Elyria Municipal Court conviction citing the statute as constitutional and enforceable.
Charles Minelli of Ohio University in CHICAGO has been named national secretary treasurer of the College Band Directors National Association.
The Passing Show notes the Christmas displays at Leo E Ford's Webb Road residence as evening-worthy with a featured religious theme.
A U.S. military mission led by Lt Gen Louis Trim an will visit U Thant and Congo after Nassau talks. The aid centers on air transport equipment to strengthen the U.N. force amid Katanga secession and Cold War tensions.
Ohio public may get key testimony from a defunct liquor probe grand jury. Ex governor DiSalle seeks release of transcripts to publish on the record. A hearing set for Jan. 4 will address revoking James Carroll’s solicitor registration credentials linked to Waterfill & Frazier.
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Emmanuel Harold Lieberman to surrender his Ohio bar certificate after a stay expired, permanently disbarring the Columbus attorney for attempting to influence a witness in litigation.
The Ohio Academy of Science announced a $5,000 grant from the Charles F. Kettering Foundation of Dayton. The funds will support the academy’s 1963 program implementation and related activities.
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy's unheralded Brazil visit highlights Washington's worry over Brazil's inflation and political problems. He met with President Joao Goulart in Brasilia and expanded his itinerary to Panama then back to Washington, after discussions with Adhemar de Barros Juscelino Kubitschek and Lincoln Gordon.
Ashtabula voters approve a city income tax of eight tenths of one percent in a special election, expected to raise about $450 000 annually.
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan opened talks in the Bahamas amid risk of renewed Congo turmoil. They planned rapid discussion on Skybolt missile policy and U.N. military survey efforts led by Lt Gen Louis W. Truman. Foreign ministers and defense aides accompanied them.
A Clinton County guidance clinic plan gains momentum as a joint Clinton and Greene County group seeks state matching funds. The clinic would start one day weekly with extended psychiatric and psychological services via Greene County referrals, staffed by two additional specialists and volunteers.
Ohio safety officials warn of 26 potential highway deaths and about 1,250 injuries during the Christmas weekend from Friday December 21 to Tuesday December 25. A similar projection for the New Year period estimates 26 deaths and 1,100 injuries as drivers face holiday travel.
The Kennedy administration weighs a 25 million tax deduction on medicines donated for a Cuba prisoner exchange. If granted the deduction would apply to drugs valued at 52 million retail, tied to releasing 1,113 Bay of Pigs captives. IRS ruling needed. lawmakers oppose direct funding.
The Public Housing Administration announced a $20,000 loan to Oberlin Ohio for planning low rent homes. The plan calls for 100 dwellings including 40 designed for the elderly.
Transit 5A the guiding Star satellite rocketed skyward from Point Arguello California in a brilliant launch. The 140 pound satellite launched atop a Blue Scout rocket aims to form a four satellite network to help ships and subs determine positions in all weather by end of 1963. A second space probe launched later that night, payload not disclosed.
In Columbus Ohio the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports new jobless claims rising from 18789 to 31478 between December 8 and December 15 and attributes the spike to a northern Ohio snow storm that blocked reporting and delayed filings.
The White House aired a Monday night interview with President Kennedy in his office, likening it to FDR’s fireside chats. Unlike Roosevelt, Kennedy sat in a rocker without a script and faced four reporters, mixing radio and TV formats. The piece notes potential for future televised briefings replacing some news conferences.
The Mona Lisa, famed for the world’s best known smile, arrived in New York to a ceremonial reception and tight security. It was placed in a black air conditioned van under heavy escort for its journey.
Cape Canaveral AP reports a Polaris A2 submarine missile modified for the A3 model carried the Mark 2 guidance system and flew 1500 miles from a land pad in a test that met all objectives.
Havana reports a new round of talks led by New York attorney James B. Donovan over freeing 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners in exchange for food and medicines. Castro seeks 53 million in supplies, with release contingent on partial delivery and pledge for rest. Air and trucking firms coordinate 600,000 pounds of aid to Florida for the exchange.
The 22 member Ohio Commission on Children and Youth urged creating a state administrator for children and youth services after a 10 month study. The report calls for a governor appointed six year term with senate approval, cabinet level pay, a 15 member advisory panel, and expanded education and youth programs oversight.
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