Kennedy Will Visit De Gaulle in Paris Trip
Palm Beach Florida UPI reports President Kennedy accepted an invitation from French President Charles de Gaulle for a three day visit to Paris starting May 31. The trip marks a first for the American president in relations with France.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Washington
Harold Macmillan
France
Pierre Salinger
Jacqueline
de Gaulle
Joseph P. Kennedy
Macmillan
Great Britain
Laos
Key West
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Five Children Die in Saginaw House Fire
A Michigan fire killed five children and injured two others in a home where Delores Johnson, under probe for past abuse, faced questions of motive. Neighbors and authorities described a tragic Easter blaze amid uncertain cause.
Thieves loot $200000 in gold and diamonds from Thornberry Co
Police probe an Easter Sunday burglary at H. R. Thornberry Co in Grand Rapids. Four men reportedly forced the front door, used tear gas booby traps, and damaged eight safes while stealing gold sheets and diamonds valued at about $200,000. An officer noted the inventory may take weeks.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
UPI
Bugs
H. R. Thornberry Co
C. R Armstrong
Silfine Mebane
Weather Outlook Northeastern Ohio Forecast
United Press International summaries a cloudy milder trend for Northeastern Ohio with highs near 38 to 44 degrees, nightly drops to 32 to 36, and minimal change through Tuesday. Sunday’s precipitation totals 0.03 inches, humidity ranges from 1 to 89 percent, sunrise at 6 08 a.m. and sunset at 6 43 p.m. Northern Ohio shows near normal temperatures with a rising trend, expecting 0.50 to 0.75 inch of rain late week.
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Ohio
Nore Mallow
Girl Dies In Dash Across Road
Greenwich Huron County reports its second child traffic death in three days as five year old Jannett Mare Sexton dashed into Rt 224 Knif fen St intersection and was struck by a westbound car driven by Curtis D Young of Canton. She died at a doctor's home. Survived by parents Hazel and three sisters Gail, Carol and a brother. Body at Myers Funeral Home. Earlier, an 11 year old son of Judge Clifford Brown was killed in a similar accident near Norwalk.
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Greenwich
Huron County
Jannett Mare Sexton
Hazel, Sexton
Rt. 224
Gail
Carol
Methodist Church
Kniffen St
Curtis D. Young
Canton
Robert Seidel
Myers Funeral Home
Clifford Brown
Steven
Brown
Norwalk
Laos Crisis and Korea-Type War Fears Rise
BGSU students and alumni plan to meet legislators as Laos crisis sparks fears of a new Korean War style conflict. Chinese threats to send troops to Laos and Moscow Washington tensions loom, with SEATO ready to act if Laos asks. Critics say a cease-fire is needed, but new diplomacy remains unsettled as Pathet Lao involvement and regional borders complicate outcomes.
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Laos
Moscow
Washington
Peiping
Chen Yi
Jakarta
Dronesia
Tf Seato
Souvanna Phouma
Yalu River
Bangkok
United States
Prince Boun Oum
Phouma
Kennedy
Harold Ion
Macmillan
Columbus
Pathet Lao
Green State University
Indochina
Cow
Lausience
Glenn Schmidt
St. Mary’s
Lima
Souvyanna
Library Hints Get Tough Policy On Scofflaws
The Elyria Public Library enforces a get tough policy against overdue books with possible prosecution. A Brentwood Lake Village man avoided court after returning five children’s books but still owes fines for three 1959 items. If fines are not paid or items returned, his name may go to Municipal Court.
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Elyria Public Library
Library
Elyria Area
Merlin Wolcott
Brentwood Lake Village
Wolcott
Scofflaw
Brentwood Lake
Cuba Reels From Naval Mutinies Amid Crackdown
Cuban army units controlled most naval installations to quell uprisings as 21 sailors and one officer defected from Guanabo Beach post. Reports say 60 naval personnel fled to Haiti, while anti-government bombings hit Havana near printing plants. Easter rites drew large congregations amid church state tensions.
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Havana
Cuba
UPI
Guanabo Beach
Havata
Haiti
el Cane
Arroyo Arena
Eggpaper Case Cracked By City Sleuths
City sleuths crack a 78 pound egg theft yesterday after an egg net covered Lake View. The Easter egg, 27 inches and 78 pounds, was taken from a basket and found on Meister Rd six blocks from the site. Joyce Archambeau, 18, of 1541 D St. found the egg during a Sunday drive.
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Lorain — City
Lakeview
Meister Rd
Joyce Archambeau
D" St
FBI Checks Hod Carriers Fund Data
FBI agents in Columbus investigated the Hod Carriers Union Local 423 finances to account for about 115000 dollars missing from union funds. Union members and the secretary treasurer were questioned. the Department of Justice reportedly requested the probe. Former president Bynum Hayes cited 121000 cash and bonds at his departure in 1955. The latest report shows about 5000 in bonds and almost no cash. Secretary treasurer Marshall Cobb blamed unemployment driven deficits.
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Marshall Cobb
Elderly Couple Choose Separate Homes After Marriage
In England Joe Jordan and his wife Alice have not shared a roof since their wedding in 1952. The couple, frequently toasted after visits at the Old Plough pub, maintain separate homes with Alice visiting Joe to help with housekeeping each day. They agree that living apart suits them as they age.
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Kinner
England
UPI
Joe Jordan
Alice
Old Plough
Joe
Tim
Executives Appointed for Lorain Steel Mill
Lorain steel mill announces executive appointments as part of 1961 planning. Retirement of W. E. Waldron is noted, with coverage on page one and section two. Sheffield Lake council approves a $95,000 appropriation for 1961 funding, detailed on page twelve.
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Lorain Steel Mill
W. E. Waldron
Sheffield Lake Council
Priest Kills Burglar Guarding Easter Money
In Denver a Roman Catholic priest shot and killed Richard Eugene Sanders who tried to steal the church Easter collection. The priest confronted two burglars in the rectory dining room armed with a shotgun and pistol, firing after the intruders rushed him. Sanders died at Denver General Hospital. a second burglar fled possibly wounded. The stolen amount was only a few hundred dollars from a collection typically several thousand.
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Denver
UPI
Msgr
Delisle Lemieux
St. Catherines Catholic Church
Richard Eugene Sanders
Denver General Hospital
Roy Tanguy
Sanders
Tangye
Fire destroys Town and Country Inn in Park Hills
Explosion and blaze at The Town and Country dining spot in Park Hills Kentucky caused damages estimated between 150000 and 200000. Mayor Carl Schmidt suffered burns. another firefighter injured as flames breached ceilings and roof. Fire departments from Fort Wright Ludlow South Fort Mitchell and Park Hills fought the two hour blaze, the second major fire at the restaurant in 27 months following a December 31 1958 fire.
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Cincinnati
UFT
Park Hills
Ohio River
Carl Schmidt
South Fort Mitchell
Fort Wright
Ludlow
Pari Hills
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