Jailbird slips away four times for unemployment fraud
Warren Lilly, 50, a Lake County Jail trusty from Perry, admitted slipping away last month to file unemployment claims at the nearby Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. An affidavit filed in Painesville Municipal Court details signed applications claiming home residence and active job seeking. Sheriff Cunningham noted slips occurred during chores in the sheriff's garage and jail premises. Lilly had a prior six month sentence last November for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Frondizi Hints At Recalling Ambassador To Cuba
Argentina's President Arturo Frondizi faces pressure from military leaders over relations with Fidel Castro's regime. Reports say he may recall Argentina's ambassador from Havana to ease tensions after an inter-American conference and amid calls for a full break with Cuba.
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Vatican II set to open October 11 in Rome
Pope John XXIII announced the 21st Ecumenical Council will convene in Rome on October 11 attracting about 3,000 church leaders. He said observers from other faiths may attend, while stressing unity with separated brethren and signaling renewed action against atheistic communism.
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Ohio Doctor Killed In Truck Crash Near New Buffalo
Dr. John G. Weeks 27 of Lakewood Ohio died when his sports car skidded into an oncoming tractor trailer on Interstate 4 just north of New Buffalo. Three family members were injured in the Wednesday night crash.
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Argentina recalls ambassador from Cuba
Buenos Aires announced by the Foreign Ministry that Ambassador Julio Amcedo has been recalled from Cuba amid diplomatic tensions.
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Argentine Crisis Fails to Force Cuban Ouster at OAS
Refusal at the Inter-American Conference in Punta del Este curbed U S backed push to oust Cuba from the Organization of American States. Argentina’s Frondizi faced service chiefs threats to resign unless policies swung right and officials were fired. Miguel Angel Carcana after a late night meeting signaled no resignation and said the service chiefs t A listened to him with patience.
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Mrs Rockefeller arrives in Reno for divorce
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller has reached Reno to pursue a divorce from New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller after a 31 year marriage. Her Reno attorney William K Woodburn said she is here in Reno period. The couple separated in New York months ago and six weeks residence in Nevada is needed to file. Rockefeller was in Des Moines at a Republican dinner and could not comment.
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Debating Congo crisis fades as Adoula travels to UN
Premier Cyrille Adoula headed to New York to tell the UN General Assembly that his government and UN Congo Command are ending Katanga secession swiftly. He urged minimizing debate to avoid hindering progress as Gizenga faces arrest and rival factions shift in Leopoldville and Stanleyville.
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Flurries Expect Light Snow Tonight In Middletown
Weather outlook for Middletown calls for light snowfall this evening with little accumulation. Temperatures drop to around 32 tonight then colder air arrives Saturday with a high near 28. Over the next five days, temperatures average near seasonal normals with highs near 37 and lows around 3. The previous high was 23 at 3 p.m. and overnight low 8 above at 3:30 a.m.
Groundhog Shadow Seen at Punxsutawney and Quarryville
Two groundhogs emerged on February 2 and saw shadows signaling more winter. Punxsutawney Phil first appeared at 7 20 a m and returned to his burrow after noting his shadow. The Quarryville groundhog also saw a shadow at 7 51 a m according to observers.
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Five Children Die In Texas Farm Fire
Five children died when a farm home burned near Joaquin Texas close to the Louisiana border. Constable Eddie DeFriend said the victims were the children of a couple named Dardens. The full identities were not immediately available.
Attorney Shot In Cleveland Slayer Dead
In Cleveland a lawyer, Allen Madorsky of South Euclid, was shot to death in his home during an argument with Carl F. Bittner of Cleveland, who then killed himself. Firemen evacuated the attorney’s wife and five children as police used tear shells unsuccessfully to rout the gunman from a locked study. Bittner told police he shot Madorsky over business difficulties.
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Paris Faces Threat as Rebel Pact Rumors Persist
French army tanks moved on Paris to deter a right wing uprising as reports grow of a drafted peace pact with Algerian rebels. De Gaulle to address the nation on radio and TV while diplomats discuss a six month provisional administration and a referendum to determine Algeria's future.
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France to keep troops in Algeria until new government can raise forces
French troops would continue to maintain order in Algeria until the independent government can raise its own forces for that purpose. The main task would be keeping the peace in Algiers Oran and other cities where the French population is militantly opposed to a Moslem dominated Algeria. France would retain bases and routes including missile testing in the Sahara and the naval base at Oran.
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Eisenhower Urges GOP Fight At Los Angeles Rally
Dwight D. Eisenhower, speaking to a 10,000 strong crowd and cross country telecast, urges Republicans to fight harder to reduce Democratic edge, saying heart wins wars and that personal sacrifice matters more than dollars. He extends his brief talk into a seven minute, spirited appeal.
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Goldwater warns of socialism in U S politics
In Cleveland Senator Barry Goldwater addressed 8,000 Republicans praising conservatism and warning that socialism has arrived in government. He urged a 1962 Republican victory, criticized Kennedy on stockpile investigations, and argued Democrats created stockpiling with Eisenhower and Truman, calling the pursuit a chance for change led by Republicans.
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Navy Ready To Curb Fidel U S Urging Isolation Of Cuba
U S urged NATO and allied nations to isolate Cuba under a new Inter American policy. President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk weighed a total embargo on trade, potentially cutting Cuba’s income by about 15 million yearly. Castro and Guantanamo fears eyed as three aircraft carriers deter threats while Marines near the base stand ready.
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