White House denies policy shift on nuclear brinkmanship
White House spokesman Pierre Salinger rejected claims that President Kennedy signaled a policy shift toward using nuclear weapons to deter a Soviet drive on Western Europe. He said U.S. policy remains to use all available means to prevent a massive conventional attack, with emphasis on defensive options and controlled use of force.
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River Bank Scoured For Youths Body
Cincinnati AP report says John Charles Jackson, 20, disappeared after a violent argument January 21. Police allege John A. Cooper, 41, admitted killing him and disposing of the body along a stream. Cooper was arrested at his North College Hill home and held without charge as prosecutors pursue formal charges. The missing youths car was found in Atlanta after Cooper allegedly abandoned it.
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Community Meetings and Local Notices Across Town
A schedule lists Wednesday and Thursday meetings for Girl Scout leaders Civic Association Fenwick Welfare and Alcoholics Anonymous groups at Fenwick High School Manchester Kiwanis Club Lions Club Alpha Council Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge Toastmasters Moose Lodge and J & J Bowling Lanes venues. The day’s news reports William Findley, 63, was struck by a car and killed while walking along Lake Erie near Sheffield Lake in Lorain Ohio.
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Dayton Man Identified In Nude Body Discovery
Police identified the unclothed body found in a gravel pit on Dayton's West Side as 55 year old Isidore Bernard Stukenberg. The body was discovered by a hiker Tuesday and identified from clothing and papers found nearby. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Cleveland Woman Dies From Winter Road Crash Injuries
Mary Birk 68 of Cleveland Heights died at Huron Road Hospital from injuries suffered February 22 in a single vehicle crash on South Euclid Road.
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Billboards challenge Ohio law linger in eight counties
Ohio highway officials report 140 billboards still stand across eight counties amid legal actions. Ray Glaze, head of the highway department legal bureau, says injunctions have been issued and contested. 60 signs were removed, leaving 34 illegal signs in several counties including Miami Auglaize Montgomery Warren Hamilton Wood Allen and Belmont.
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Ohio skaters gather for Roller Haven skating meet
Amateur skaters from across Ohio compete Sunday at Roller Haven on Central Avenue. Winners earn eligibility to enter the all Ohio meet in June.
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Ants Show Female Fighters Dominant in Colonies
In ant colonies, female workers and soldiers lead defense and foraging while male ants remain largely passive. Researchers note the gendered roles in colony dynamics with females driving colony survival despite occasional male presence.
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