Pentagon Seeks To Spike New Red Propaganda
The Pentagon moves to blunt Soviet propaganda after long range Soviet jets flew over four U.S. Navy carriers at sea. McNamara aimed to preempt claims that the flights went undetected and to counter charges that U.S. warplanes buzzed Soviet ships. Navy officials said the Forrestal and Enterprise sorties did not expose vulnerabilities and followed normal routing across the Atlantic to the United States.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
U.S
McNamara
Soviet Union
Forrestal
Azores
Enterprise
Princeton
United States
Great Circle
Police Chief Shot To Death in Harmony Home
Harmony Pennsylvania Police Chief Walter Halista 44 was fatally shot in his home late Thursday. His 15 year old son Ronald was seriously wounded with chest and left arm injuries. Detective Russell Meskow said the motive and details were unclear as Ronald described hearing a call then a shot. The chief’s wife and son Walter 18 returned home to find the shooting.
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Beaver
Walter Halista
Harmony Two
Pennsylvania
Russell Meskow
Beaver County
Ronald
Meskow
Halista
Walter Jr
New Earthquake Stirs Libyan Town of El Marj
A fresh quake struck El Marj at 9 15 p m hitting ruined areas from last week s quakes that killed about 300. The tremor damaged several remaining structures including Libyan army barracks but no casualties were reported.
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Tripoli
Libya
el Marj
TALL TINSEL trophy to be awarded at Clinton County final
The 35 percent inch tall champion ship trophy will be awarded Saturday night at Xenia for the Clinton County tournament final. Sabina or Kenton will win and may need remodeling to fit the large award into a trophy case. Both schools are ready to call carpenters if needed.
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Clinton County
Xenia
Sabina
Kenton
Carpenters
Chance for Arms Race End Dims
Washington fears a disarmament deadlock threatens the best chance to end the nuclear arms race as new Soviet actions undermine optimism. Analysts question if meaningful accord between Moscow and Washington is possible while the Cold War persists despite U.S. hopes sparked by the Cuban crisis.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
Peking
Geneva
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Cuba
March Arrives Like Icy Lion in Ohio Weather
Miserable conditions of snow ice freezing rain and sleet marked the first day of March across Ohio. Two bands of precipitation moved from the southwest toward Dayton Delaware Mount Vernon and from Cincinnati toward Chillicothe Circleville Zanesville Bellaire with up to five inches at Vandalia near Dayton.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Dayton
Delaware
Mount Vernon
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Circleville
Zanesville
Bellaire
Cox Municipal
Vandalia
Columbus
Cleveland
Findlay
Nuclear Arms Ban Parley Near Collapse
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejected detailed talks on a test ban treaty. Talks threatened to collapse as U S delegate Foster planned to return to Washington. Foster urged verifiable safeguards and on site inspections while Moscow demanded Kremlin terms on inspections.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Washington
Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
West
Kremlin
Russia
Prop Kills Stewardess at Logan Airport
An off duty airline stewardess Miss Barbara Hill aged 30 was killed at Logan International Airport when she ran toward a four engine DC7 preparing to depart for Newark New Jersey. Witnesses say two attendants tried to stop her as she rushed from the loading platform toward the plane.
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Boston
Newark
N.J
Logan International Airport
Barbara Hill
License Tags on Sale in Ohio For 1963
Ohio begins selling its 1963 motor vehicle license plates with expected revenue of eighty million dollars. The AP reports the new plates go on sale in Columbus and across the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State cuts back public aid as welfare funds face shortfall
State Welfare Director Denver White orders reductions in two public assistance programs effective April 1 and a 10 percent cut in local poor relief matching payments. The action follows a forecast of extended deficits and aims to curb overspending amid a tight state budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denver White
Michael V. DiSalle
White
Canary
DiSalle
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Mystery Calls Deepen Slaying Of Alderman Lewis
Chicago police link two strange phone calls to the murder of Alderman Benjamin F. Lewis a 53 year old Negro Democratic leader found fatally shot in his office with his hands cuffed. Investigators note one call referenced an unwanted caller and another hinted at a possibly unstable gunman involvement. Biggs protection placed after a candidate’s home was targeted.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Lewis
Lewis
John Ascher
Biggs
Robert Biggs
4-H Week Refocuses on Growth and Citizenship
The News Journal marks National 4-H Week with an Editor's Note by Paul Wright, Extension agent 4-H, explaining 4-H aims to develop citizens through activities like fairs, projects, meetings, and camps. It highlights four core drives for teaching and the pledge to clear thinking loyalty service and healthy living.
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News- Journal
Paul Wright
Chinese accuse Soviets of censorship in ideological clash
Beijing accuses Moscow of jamming Red China broadcasts to hide Mao Zedong’s view from Communist bloc nations. Peking labels Khrushchev followers as cowardly as mice and demands Moscow permit wider dissemination.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
China
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
Ice Bridge Keeps Drummond Island Connected Amid Freeze
Drummond Island residents and 38 students cross a mile long ice bridge over Lake Huron to De Tour Peninsula as ferries fail under 18 inches of ice. Cars travel on 20 inches of ice, parents sign permission slips, and locals fear the peril of the frozen route amid record cold months since 1918.
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Drummond Island
Mich
Lake Huron
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
de Tour Passage
Clayton Ledy
de Tour High School
Clayton
S.A. Landreville
Arthur Myers
Two Springfield Bank Robbers Captured in Los Angeles
FBI and Springfield police announce two of three armed men who robbed Lagonda National Bank in January have been arrested in Los Angeles. Paul Eddie House, 23, and Ronald Edward White, 24, both Greene County residents, face bank robbery indictments and await extradition. A third suspect remains at large as eight employees and customers were threatened during the holdup at the Southern Village Shopping Center. about $4,776 was taken.
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Springfield
Lagonda National Bank
Los Angeles
Calif
FBI
Ohio
Paul Eddie House
Ronald Edward White
Yellow Springs
Greene County
House
White
Southern Village
Peace Corps marks its second birthday with 43 nations joining
The Peace Corps celebrates its second birthday as 43 nations adopt the plan to form new peace corps groups worldwide. The U.S. Peace Corps will serve as the nucleus for these new agencies.
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Peace Corps
Washington
U.S. Peace Corps
U S Sergeant Killed In Viet Nam Crash
An American Army sergeant died when his truck hit an embankment while attempting to dodge a Communist roadblock near Qui Nhon. No other injuries were reported among the crew.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Qui Nhon
RFK rules out 1968 presidential bid
Robert Kennedy, in a brief AP interview during a limo ride, said emphatically he has no plans to run for president in 1968. He dismissed rumors of a future as secretary of state and described his role as attorney general as a crucial job, with the president making final decisions.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Justice Department
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert Kennedy
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
Department
Kennedy
20000 Finnish Civil Servants Strike Halts Rail and Mail
Helsinki Finland reports 20000 civil servants walk out demanding higher pay. Rail traffic and postal service halted. Customs officers join the action as workers in air and shipping firms threaten to strike later.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ex Paper Official Dies in Circleville Burial
James T. Shea, former office manager of the Circleville Herald for 14 years, died at 65 after retiring last year. A veteran of both world wars, his funeral was held today in Circleville, Ohio.
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Circleville, Ohio
James T. Shea
Circleville Herald
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