Ohio Rising as Key Battleground in 1962 Governor Races
Washington AP dispatch notes Governor DiSalle’s decision not to seek reelection puts Ohio high on the 1962 battleground map. The piece surveys national GOP and Democratic targets across states including New York, California, Connecticut, and Minnesota, with Kennedy’s losses shaping the field and potential 1964 presidential contenders emerging.
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Ohio
V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Kennedy
New Jersey
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Richard M. Nix
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Wyoming
Jack R. Gage
Alaska
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
William A. Egan
Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Red Chinese Claim Cures With Herbs
Hong Kong based Ta Kung Pao quotes a Canton report from the New China News Agency saying China has identified over 20 herbs that can cure many illnesses from minor wounds to tuberculosis. The claim follows talk of medicine shortages in Communist China.
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Hong Kong
China
Ta Kung Pao
New China News Agency
Canton
Justice Is Blind Says Lee District Court Judge
James E. F. Hannon a blind special justice of the Lee District Court in Mass says blindness is not a handicap on the bench and may be an advantage He notes a blind judge focuses on listening avoids note taking and can distinguish guilty nervousness from a first time witness court demeanor
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Lee
Mass
James EF. Hannon
Lee District Court
Hannon
Minutemen Demonstration Sparks Legal Action in Shiloh
Philip Taylor, Shiloh township supervisor, filed a complaint after a Minutemen weapons display in Shiloh. Lauchli posted $1,000 bond and faces magistrate court on Nov. 3. Seized weapons include Browning rifles, a Browning machinegun, an M4 rifle, a 60 mm mortar, and a 57 mm anti tank rifle. DePugh defends the group as peaceful instruction with deactivated arms. The Minutemen, founded in June 1960, claim about 25 000 members nationwide.
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Philip Taylor
Shiloh
Lauchli
Minutemen
DePugh
San Antonio
Tex
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Newark
N.J
Launchli
Taylor assembles findings on Diem's grip in Vietnam
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and aides in Saigon begin compiling findings from a two day field trip on rebel activity. The general and his staff toured North Viet Nam border areas and Viet Cong dominated zones as they prepare a report for President Kennedy on Ngo Dinh Diem's chances to hold the regime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Ngo Dien Diem
Taylor
Washington
North Viet Nam
Ex Governor Stanley Named Defendant in $75 000 Suit
MARTINSVILLE AP A $75 000 lawsuit with former Gov. Thomas B. Stanley as defendant will be heard today in Henry County Circuit Court. Francis Lee Horton sues Stanley for damages for injuries from a tractor accident on the governor’s farm on May 18 1959. Horton alleges permanent foot and chest injuries and a 30 percent disability from the incident and says brakes on the tractor were faulty and the machine fell on him.
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Martinsville
Thomas B. Stanley
Henry County
Francis Lee Horton
Stanley
Horton
Farm Price Outlook for Virginia Markets
Virginia Department of Agriculture previews farm price trends with cautious notes on accuracy. Turkeys remain well stocked. broilers expected to rise about one cent this week with November gains likely as supplies tighten. Egg prices show potential recovery after a dip, with October production up modestly and storage levels down from a year ago.
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Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
Police Free 8,500 Algerians After Riots
Paris dispatch says police released 8,500 Algerians among those arrested in anticurfew riots last week. About 12,000 were taken to detention camps and roughly 500 remained in custody as further expulsions were promised.
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Paris
Bentens
Rociles
Groundbreaking halted as city learns lot to be taken for I 81
In Roanoke Virginia Howard Sigmon attempted a ceremonial shovel turn for a new project but the site, overgrown and paved, misled the gathering. City Manager Arthur Owens ordered a stop after a highway department map disclosed the land would be seized for future Interstate 81.
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Roanoke
Howard Sigmon
Arthur Owens
Highway Department
Grade A large whites and mediums price ranges
The report lists New York weights with Grade A large whites at 41 to 45 and mediums at 31 to 33, indicating market prices for these egg sizes in that state.
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Iums
New York
NCAA Council Opens Three Day Meeting In New York
The NCAA council began a three day session in New York amid expectations of penalties for errant members. The 18 member executive committee runs policies and enforces rules while a 16 point program to combat gambling in intercollegiate athletics was to be presented by President B Hardt of Texas Chris.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association Council
NCAA
B. Hardt
Texas
Chris
Ranger II Launch Delayed Amid Technical Troubles
Cape Canaveral AP An Atlas Agena booster countdown at 47 minutes before liftoff for Ranger II. exact cause of trouble not disclosed. Two prior attempts on Friday and Sunday were also scrubbed. The mission tests launch techniques for future lunar and interplanetary flights.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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