News-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 23, 1963, Willoughby, Ohio Weather Mostly sunny and warmer this 59. Yesterday's 52. 38. Cear and fold possible 35. sunny and 65. THE WEST LAKE OHIO MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pg. fo on a variety of in today's on es 18, 19 and 20. You'll find them good 69fh Year No. 122 Thursday May 23, 1963 SEVEN CENTS Nikita warns U.S. on Caribbean MOSCOW Soviet Premier addressing a huge farewell meeting for Cuban Prime Minister Fidel warned today that the situation in the Caribbean carries possibilities of becoming worse than last In a speech of more than an in shirt sleeves and bareheaded in a broiling GOVERNMENT does not show necessary common sense and understanding of the situation and permits itself to be drawn into a dangerous a situation even more ble than that of last might arise in the such a situation is created by the sive forces of clearly it would be much more difficult to emerge from the crisis than it was in 1962. Stopping only occasionally for small bursts of while Castro looked Khrushchev con- BREACH OF OBLIGATIONS assumed by the United States would not be regarded wise than This would radically under- mine trust and make coming to terms more He pledged that the Soviet Union would de- fend Cuba if the United States should attack that Castro thanked the Soviet ple for their cordial hospitality during Ms visit in this avalanche of love fell upon he de- HE WAS UNABLE TO BEGIN speaking for several moments after he stood up because of roaring TWO U.S. TEAMS SCALE EVEREST March for housing latv Nike news good for Sile declared CTty is ready to Iray Willowick got good news today on the former Nike Site it wants for a recreation It has been declared surplus that it now is for my understanding is thai are first in line since the Eastlake Schools don't Mayor Carl T. Hail THE GENERAL Services Ad- ministration office in Chicago has Mayor Hail that has until June 7 to its claim and begin purchase j ask for a end plan of nays Mayor already have one under way and I ably will take it to Chicago self when it's have waited for a long time for PERIOD OF BEST Pope John makes a brief appearance on a balcony above St. Peter's Square before retiring to begin a nine-day ual The 81, is suffering a relapse from an internal Given transfusion Pope is gathering VATICAN ITY A looking Pope John strengthened by a reported major and a full night's stood in his studio THE MAYOR has BO idea long negotiations for fee AOf about today and blessed a coned Army site might take but crowd of in St. Peter's he hopes to begin them right He looked vastly improved and er In the use a high Vatican source said that But he made no that the blood transfusion as he often does sjch 2 climb western ridge sitle conquered Nepal I American teams scaled ML jest from two different sides in a mountaineering j radio reports from the scene said i It the first time anyone had the world's highest in such dramatic Most spectacular feature was William F. and Thomas F. San made it up line hitherto unsealed long considered over the 29.023-foot peak and started down the This was the first traverse of Everest in Barry C. and Luther G. Eu- were reported by dio today to have the too via the south traditional route to the three before end bein got This makes five Americans nave on roof of the are all very said L.S. Henry SSa TO ca. exploit been of for jackpot soars to The jackpot for Gold Strike Bowling No. 7 is was added after the entries in Contest No. 6 were checked and there were no Biggest stumbling block in No. 6 was the first which should nave been scored 9 but which most entrants scored a THE ANSWERS So all 20 in No. 6 appear in Tne is now the biggest it has hern since the con- tent If only winner in Contest No. 7, it will be ner IF MOKE than one they will the If there's to the jackpot each there a The in Contest No. 7 appear in today's paper on Page 26. Deadline for entering is cc o n 2 other times SUCH FACILITIES as 2 to DC ar be built there he was his second since he Buffered the Civic organization already are Vatican sources the former Army ball Pope stoort at the open a weak spell he for ballied by a pale He re- energy i Says will reinstate pupils Civil rights workers throughout Ohio strate at the State House in support of House BUI 308, a proposed fair housing Leading the marchers are Harold cutive secretary of the Ohio National tion for the Advancement of Colored Theodore a chairman of the Ohio Committee for Civil Rights Legislation and Dr. James E. State NAACP Pledges force at Alabama U. WASHINGTON President Kennedy made it clear he will use U.S. troops and marshals if needed next month to crack racial barriers at the Uni- versity of hf hope at his and public Gov. George The Birmingham situation C. Wallace rack from prompted Kennedy on May 12 to the threatened order 3.000 troops into Alabama sion by court orders to military they be integrate the nearby be needed to A court at Birmingham in the Tuesday June the tnc at on the troop the other the in tiled Saturday with his that 1-- Kennedy to Ala. An attorney for The of cor- Birmingham School Board said today the Board will of a court decision to reinstate more in terse than 1.000 pupils suspended for racial Architect tells School Board Mentor High best investment By Susy can say the darndest The other day a lad of acquaintance got thing in his eye asked his er to take a After careful she don't see anything fa Little Gar was even an he A high school is the most economical of the needs of Mentor's 10th, 12th Architect Brace The present school vould be- come a junior And the North Annex would an elementary school Huston last night presented four ways of eliminating classrooms at Mentor I I among school and 70 visitors tered on opening a new high school is 1555. Huston says that during the next three to fire years the dis- save at least SI lion with Savings come from not having to put up other junior high or elementary not recommending any plan over Huston for the School Beard members to fulfill their Mentor children equal al School officials say 10th, graders at- tend high school in 1565. Some will go in 196? and in 1370. Whatever facilities are The Atlanta said the dren illegally the school board could HUSTON IS the report prevent the from to his studies for School pitting this The Board has to Seven days remain in the decide what It must Turtle overturned a by file forms for a November bond The sairi he v. iil de- cide the few Ho did Co into but a Department spokesman any proposals in the ON THE INSIDE has our dispute Shat in ihe he accent tha of the in ihc in of trie The had this view for c last have io be put up in as funds High teachers two weeks ago presented a report of what courses and facilities they MUST decide how to think are Judge Clarence W. of within eight hours after Aligood refused to the or the schooi board reason for its action a wiH be an of su or expelling necessity arrested for any Hej ward Page 2 Column 5) j hy ouid early next year to sure are Classified 32-34 Comes 35 Cross-Section 4-5 30 Picture Page 27 Red 22 Searchlight 23 Sports 22-23 7V 5 Women's 6-7 35 COULD HAVE RENTED A Mentor maa reported he could have rented 20 homes from the calls he received from this small but dynamic 0 furbished modem II home on Freeway If you have 2 home or an apartment to you'll IS get results with a Herald Just dial 2-2100 and ask for
