Hurricane Donna Threatens Florida Keys and Cuba
Hurricane Donna nears the Florida Keys as tides up to 11 feet threaten low-lying areas. Key West residents are urged to evacuate as six to eleven foot surges may flood large parts of the Keys. Winds of 40 to 70 mph are forecast along south Florida, with warnings from Key Largo to Fort Myers and Cuba rebuilding from floods already displacing thousands.
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Ida
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Fort Myers
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Truman Comments on Khrush Visit
Former President Harry S. Truman criticized Khrushchev's planned sea voyage to the United Nations saying he can fall in the Atlantic Ocean, as far as I'm concerned. The remark reflects tension over Soviet diplomatic moves during a period of Cold War strain.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
Atlantic Ocean
United Steelworkers End 21 Day Strike At Union Railroad
Pittsburgh workers of the United Steelworkers ended a 21 day strike after accepting a new contract with Union Railroad authorities. The agreement ends the stoppage that disrupted rail operations and production.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Union Railroad
Democratic confab set in Columbus next Friday
The Democratic state convention will open at 6 30 p m next Friday in Columbus with party officials and delegates expected to attend the event for platform discussion and candidate endorsements.
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DEM Confab
Columbus
Ohio five day forecast uncertain wording
Ohio weather forecast projects temperatures near or slightly below normal with a cool tonight and Saturday. Precipitation totals about one half to three quarters inch, mainly in showers tonight, with rain expected Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Ohio
Optimism Mounts In RR Shutdown
Philadelphia reports optimism as settlement talks begin in the Pennsylvania Railroad strike. A federal mediator summons union and management negotiators to a joint session after discussions with union leaders. Edward Wiesner says progress and right direction noted as 72 000 PRR employees face idle routes from New York to St. Louis.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward W. Wiesner
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Transport Workers Union
PRR
New York
St. Louis
Council To Turn Back Soviet Region Action
The UN Security Council, an 11 nation body, was to vote today on opposing Soviet and Inter-American resolutions over a diplomatic quarantine and arms embargo tied to the Dominican Republic. The Soviet proposal would let regional actions stand if approved under UN Charter Article 53.
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N. Y
UN Security Council
Organization of American States
Security Council
Eisenhower Spends Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower remains at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, farm for the weekend. He plans a quiet stay away from official duties as he enjoys the retreat.
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Gettysburg
President Eisenhower
Gettysburg Farm
Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages a
The item notes a feature titled Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages a, hinting at content aimed at households. It highlights guidance or activities designed for family reading time and domestic engagement.
Berlin Crisis Sparks West Travel Curbs on East Berlin
Communist authorities impose red stamped passes for West Germans to enter East Berlin. West German leader Ludwig Erhard denounces the move as a breach of law. The action tightens the four power framework, with Brandt seeking talks as Berlin braces for potential escalation. The report also covers Ohio State Route 13 interim path routing near Chauncey, Millfield, Glouster, and Burr Oak Lake with phased reviews and a public hearing to follow.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Willy Brandt
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Jacksonville
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Glouster
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Marietta
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Chauncey
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Millfield
Ka Tagata Defies UN Order Moves Military Flights
Elizbethville Congo Ka Tagata government confronts an invasion from the north defying a UN order to close airports and begins moving military aircraft to meet the challenge.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Katanga
Khrushchev To Prosecute Aggression At UN Session
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev heads a large delegation from Moscow to the United Nations to argue against American aggression. He travels aboard the Baltika to a floating Communist summit en route to New York, waving to supporters at Baltisk. In Moscow he aligned with Guinea's Sekou Toure on Congo policy, both signaling unity on the Congo situation ahead of the September UN opening.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
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Baltisk
UN General Assembly
New York
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U.S.S.R
Congo
Sekou Toure
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Toure
Echo I Timetable For Athens Area
Echo I satellite timetable lists observations for Athens area with times and directions. Entries show Friday events at 6 pm and 8 05 pm and 10 12 pm with varying azimuths and elevations. Saturday entries include 7 42 pm and 9 49 pm with southeast travel directions.
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Athens
Farm-Orama Opens Near Richwood Farm Event Draws Crowd
A crowd of about 25 000 attended the second annual Farm-Orama on the Russell P Case farms north of Richwood Ohio. The event drew visitors from the Marysville area and showcased farming equipment and agricultural displays.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Orama
Russell P. Case
Richwood
Spears Gets Prison Term Over Abortion Case
Los Angeles man Robert V. Spears aged 65, once counted among 42 victims in a Gulf of Mexico plane crash, is sentenced to two to five years in prison for an abortion related crime.
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USS
Thomas Miller
Ida Mai
Los Angeles
Mojave Desert
Robert V. Spears
Gulf of Mexico
Cuban leader acknowledges guerrilla bands in central mountains
Prime Minister Fidel Castro admitted for the first time that bands of guerrillas were operating against his revolutionary regime in the mountains of central Cuba, signaling rising armed opposition to the government.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Gold value dips under 19 billion for first time in 20 years
The U S gold supply value falls below 19 billion dollars marking the first drop below this threshold in two decades. Analysts cite market shifts and pricing changes as causes while officials note potential impacts on national reserves and financial policy.
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Washington
U.S
Belgium Warns Congo Interference Draws UN Fire
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned Belgium against meddling in Congo affairs as the UN seeks a clear position. He issued the warning to Belgian UN Ambassador Walter Loridan amid criticism of the world body’s role in the former colony.
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N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Belgium
Congo
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Walter Loridan
U N unloaded weapons seized at Elisabethville airport Katanga
Nine tons of weapons were unloaded Wednesday from a Belgian Sabena Airlines plane at Elisabethville Airport in Katanga’s secessionist province. Discussions involved whether Brussels authorized the shipment and a potential formal protest by the secretary general.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Loridan
Brussels
Hammarskjold
Lumumba Ultimatum to UN Over Congo Airports and Radio
Lumumba presses the United Nations to yield control of Congo radio and airports or depart Leopoldville. He cites a 41-2 Senate vote in his favor, accuses the UN of obstructing his government, and threatens to sever ties with the UN or Britain. He asks Hammarskjold to move the Security Council session to Leopoldville and thanks the Soviet Union for aid.
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Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Senate
Lumumba
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United Nations Today
Katanga
Dag Hammarsk
Security Council
Soviet Union
Liberal Protestants accuse Peale of blind prejudice over Kennedy Catholic faith
A Liberal party statement by Dr. John C. Bennett and Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr criticizes Dr. Norman Vincent Peale for judging Catholicism. They cite a Washington meeting of 150 Protestants from 37 denominations and warn a Catholic president would face pressure from church hierarchy. Peale supports Republican candidate Richard Nixon.
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Washington
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