Laos coalition to assume power as Souphanouvong to lead
Pro Communist Prince Souphanouvong will take temporary command of Laos as neutralist Souvanna Phouma and right-wing Gen. Phoumi Nosavan prepare a joint cabinet. The three faction leaders must unanimously approve defense interior and foreign policy decisions. Geneva accord requires withdrawal of foreign troops within 75 days.
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Vietiane
Laos
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Europe
Defense
Interior
Foreign Affairs
Souvanna
Phoumi
Vientiane
Geneva
U.S
Pathet Lao
Ex-Union Director Admits Rules for Women Unenforced
Ernest Fast former Midwest regional director of the American Guild of Variety Artists testified before a Senate committee that he never enforced rules protecting women entertainers from hustling drinks. He said he had read reports of abuses but had no personal knowledge. The hearings probe union abuses and whether stricter laws are needed.
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Washington
Ernest Fast
Midwest
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGWA
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Fast
Tipsy grooms irk clerk in Haworth wedding humor
The Rev. Charles Manchester vows to stop weddings when a tipsy groom deranges the service. He quips that half of the grooms smell of a brewery and jokes about banning the saying something old something new something bottled and something brewed.
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Haworth
England
Charles Manchester
Church of England
Felons' Freedom Lasts Only Minutes
Two Ohio Penitentiary inmates escaped after a softball game against Lockbourne Air Force Base at Columbus State School. Police recaptured Russell Davis and John Berger within minutes, both second-degree murder convicts, likely facing extended parole terms.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus State School
Russell Davis
Cleveland
John P. Berger
Elyria
Davis
Berger
DiSalle Puts 15th Question To Jim Rhodes
In Columbus Ohio Governor Michael V DiSalle asks State Auditor James A Rhodes if he would divest outside business interests if elected governor. Rhodes was unavailable for comment and DiSalle did not say whether Rhodes has such connections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
Warren Bondsmen Starts Jail Term
Warren bondsman James Matash began a 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to a witness tampering charge Judge G H Birrell also fined him 1000 dollars He was indicted by the Trumbull County grand jury over a multi million dollar sewage project scandal in Warren
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Warren
Ohio
James Matash
Common Pleas Court
G. H. Birrell
Matash
Trumbull County Grand Jury
Columbusite Dies in Transom Over Door Tragedy
In Columbus, Ohio police say 61-year-old James Leo Weber suffocated when wedged above his waist in a transom over his door. He apparently believed he locked himself out, though keys were found in his pocket.
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Columbus, Ohio
James Leo Weber
Columbus
Oil executive dies from bullet wound amid romance scandal
Taylor S Gay a 55 year old oil company executive dies after a bullet wound from the brother of his secretary Miss Mullooly 42. The secretary denies romance claiming platonic friendship while Gay's estranged wife expresses doubt. Police say Miss Mullooly's brother James 41 said he killed the man deeming it necessary.
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New York
Taylor S. Gay
Mary Mullooly
Gay
Beekman- Downtown Hospital
Berta
Arated
Miss Mullooly
Taylor Gay
James
Young Ohio Democrats Endorse Medicare Bill
The League of Young Ohio Democrats endorsed the King-Anderson Medicare bill. Leader Oliver Ocasek said the measure is the most important issue facing the country today.
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Ohio
Columbus
League of Young Ohio Democrats
Oliver Ocasek
D-Summit
League
Johnston Defeats Hollings in South Carolina Senate Bid
U.S. Sen. Olin D. Johnston defeated Gov. Ernest F. Hollings for the Democratic Senate nomination by about 21 points. Johnston led with 175,073 votes to Hollings 89,487 across 1,469 of 1,604 precincts. He will face Republican W. D. Workman Jr. in November. Donald Russell won the Democratic governor nomination with 162,801 votes.
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Columbia
S.C
USS
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Senate
Johnston
Hollings
W. D. Workman Jr
Donald Russell
Spartanburg
University of South Carolina
Burnet R. Maybank
Russell
Maybank
U S Subs Said Ready to Snooop Soviet A Test Plots
Washington reports that American submarine crews are prepared to monitor Soviet atmospheric nuclear tests. Soviet instrument ships near Christmas and Johnston Islands gather data as Khrushchev vows renewed testing. U S subs with radar and hydrophones could detect blast signatures and collect debris samples for analysis. The Pacific test series’ 18th device detonated near Christmas Island at intermediate yield levels.
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Washington
Russia
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Pacific
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
United States
U.S
U.S. Pacific
Christmas Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Tiny bolt tied to fatal New York jet crash
FAA says a missing cutter pin and a tiny bolt may have caused the March 1 Boeing 707 crash into Jamaica Bay killing 95. An installation error by one mechanic is cited as a possible factor while CAB probes the incident.
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Washington
New York
Federal Aviation Agency
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Idlewild
FAA
Military Air Transport Service
Kennedy
George C. Prill
FAA Flight Standards Service
Prill
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dayton Higher Education Fund Surpasses Goal
Dayton residents exceeded the $6 million goal for higher education funding by $37,870 at a final report meeting. Clinton County contributed $2,750 as gifts were still expected, supporting a $3 million OSU Miami University branch and a $3 million UD student union and business administration building project.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Clinton
Ohio State University- Miami University
State University
University of Dayton
Ohio-born editor Krauss dies at 78 in Hollywood
Edward C. Krauss an Ohio born editor and longtime Los Angeles Times editorial writer died Tuesday at 78 from a heart attack. He was born in Ottawa Ohio and worked at the Times for 30 years.
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Hollywood
Edward C. Krauss
The
Los Angeles Times
Ottawa
Putnam County
Ohio
Algeria Rejects Revision of Evian Peace Agreements
Tunis report says Youssef Ben Khedda dismissed any move to revise the Evian accords to reassure Europeans in Algeria. He warned of maneuvers aimed at sabotaging peace and stressed real peace comes only through legal application of the Evian agreements.
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Tunis
Youssef Ben Khedda
Evian
Ben Khedda
Cairo
Algeria
European Secret Army Organization
Secret
Innocent Plea Entered In Cambridge Tavern Shooting
First degree murder charges were filed in Cambridge for Garrett Bailey 52 who pleaded innocent after Monday night tavern shooting that killed Robert Eaton and wounded another man. Bailey was ordered held without bond after arraignment in Municipal Court.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Robert Eaton
Garnett Bailey
Near Love City
Three Alcatraz inmates still missing after bold escape
San Francisco AP. The FBI coordinated a widening search for three bank robbers who vanished from Alcatraz Island after wriggling through enlarged vents. Leader Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin may have reached shore by raft. guards doubt survival. They were last seen Monday night, found missing Tuesday morning.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Olin Blackwell
Frank Lee Morris
John
Clarence Anglin
FBI
California
Angel Island State Park
Marin County
Alcatraz
Navy
Treasure Island
Graham Crusade Draws 200 Youth Gang Members in Chicago
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke on juvenile delinquency during a Crusade for Christ youth session in Chicago. About 200 teens tied to street gangs attended, and Graham said no policemen or centers can replace family guidance, urging parents to provide a home and uphold the ten commandments and the Sermon on the Mount.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Crusade For Christ
Graham
Kroger Chairman Named OH University Trustee Leader
Joseph B. Hall of Cincinnati, chairman of Kroger Co., elected chairman of Ohio University’s board of trustees in Athens Ohio, AP reports.
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Athens, Ohio
Joseph B. Hall
Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Ohio University
Missing Ann Marie Burr A Mystery Since 1961
In Tacoma Washington police and parents seek to solve the August 31 1961 disappearance of eight year old Ann Marie Burr. Despite 1500 questions and a 500 page file detectives have no solid lead while a $5000 reward remains.
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Tacoma
Wash
Donald S. Burr
Ann
Marie Burr
Mrs. Burr
Mary
Greg
Julie
Robert J. Drost
Ann Marie
Canada
Mexico
Mills Opposes Across-Board Tax Cut For Now
Washington AP reporting that Rep Wilbur Mills chair of the House Ways and Means Committee will not support an across the board tax cut this year or next. He favors a broad tax law revision to accompany any proposed tax reduction, tying economic stimulus to spending and revenue goals. Senator Eugene McCarthy says he may seek to insert a general tax cut into the Kennedy administration's tax revision bill still under Senate Finance consideration.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Kennedy
Congress
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Senate Finance Committee
Mills
Eugene Goossens Dies at 69 in London
Sir Eugene Goossens, 69, British conductor and composer, died today in a Middlesex hospital after a brief illness. He conducted the Cincinnati Symphony from 1931 to 1947.
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London
Eugene Goossens
Middlesex Hospital
Cincinnati Symphony
Kennedy says Laos coalition proves East West cooperation
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev a Lao coalition government marks progress toward neutral, independent Laos. He urged Geneva talks, urged unity among Lao factions, and warned against actions that disrupt the pace of the settlement. Both leaders see Laos as a test for broader East West concord and future resolutions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Laos
National Unity
Souvanna Phouma
Vienna
Khrushchevy
Akron Youth Psychotic at Time of Slaying
A second Akron psychiatrist testified that Richard John Stewart 18 of Cuyahoga Falls was psychotic when he strangled Kent State coed Judy Sooy last September. The defense notes Stewart lured Sooy into his home, struck her, and strangled her with clothesline.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Richard John Stewart
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent State University
Judy Sooy
Stewart
Benjamin Moorstein
J. W. German
Commercial Solvents Chief Defends Tieup With Estes
Maynard C. Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp testified before a House subcommittee that his firm’s relationship with Billie Sol Estes was strictly customer and supplier. He disputed Dallas lawyer Frank Cain’s testimony that Estes aimed to build a Brazil venture and denied offering secrets or Swiss deposits. Wheeler outlined how CSC obtained security for Estes’s credit as they handled surplus grain payments, while noting Estes’s broader, risky ventures in fertilizer, cotton, and grain storage.
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Washington (Ap
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
House
Estes
Wheeler
Frank Cain
Finance Company
Texas
Cain
Dallas
Pacific Finance Co
Brazil
West
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