Amherst City move to seize Water Co. over price dispute
Amherst City Council announced plans to appropriate the Amherst Water Co. after rejecting a 486000 offer. Mayor Janik said papers will be served, and eminent domain action may proceed, with court review of the utility's assets and value, while water company officials offered no comment.
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French select Moslem official to lead security force in Algeria
The French government named a little known Moslem official to command the 60,000 man Moslem local security force to enforce the Algerian cease fire and handed powers to the territory's provisional executive. Violent response from the SAC feared as attacks swept Algeria leaving 24 dead and 13 injured in a day. Since January 1 SAC fatalities reached 3,543 with 7,759 wounded.
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Four men linked to motel deaths in Cleveland case
Police investigate the deaths of Richard Conley and Theron Wells after a car found at a Parma Heights police lot. Raphiel Fernandez is in custody with a third man, as coroner tests rule out cause of death while cocaine tests proceed.
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Ee Richard Conley
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Raphiel A. Fernandez
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R Gerber
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Weather outlook for Northeast Ohio and nearby regions
Mostly sunny today with a warm high. Tonight will be fair with a low near 40. Increased cloudiness is expected on Wednesday with a likely rise in temperatures to the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Treasure Hunters share tale of shipwrecked voyage near Cuba
Seven Americans stranded after their 22‑foot vessel sank off Cuba's coast tell reporters they plan more Caribbean treasure hunts. They described escape by liferafts and rescue by Cuban authorities, denying political comments while noting the crew’s rough voyage and eventual release.
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Public Service Chair Seeks Secretary With Wide Qualifications
Indiana Public Service Commission Chair Merton Stanley seeks a secretary aged 20 to 40 who is female and possesses a mix of famed traits. The description lists attributes from Darlene Hard to Queen Elizabeth and Lady Bird Johnson, plus typing and shorthand ability.
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Argentina Faces Peronist Crisis and Parliament Call
Argentina's congress convened in extraordinary session after Peronist leaders warned of civil conflict if their March election victories are not recognized. Peronists won 43 seats, but those wins were nullified under a constitutional provision, triggering a political crisis and prompting President Jose Maria Guido to act.
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Kennedy opens 1962 baseball season with mighty peg
The article recalls JFK era sports lore as Marty Kutyna scoops up a first-game 1962 opening day throw. Kennedy, a famed figure in the press, watches as the Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers clash in a season opener marked by a notable pitch and dramatic play.
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President Hosts One Toss as Rain Deluges Washington Stadium
President breaks tradition with a single toss while Katyna follows by getting Kennedy's autograph on the ball. Rain soaks the new $24 million stadium turning the event into a mudshow as Kennedy and aides seek shelter. The Senators win 4 1 despite the downpour with Kennedy enjoying a cigar in the eighth.
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Nuclear tests at issue as UK US warn Russia
Britain and the United States told the Soviet Union to proceed with atmospheric nuclear tests later this month unless Moscow accepts a test ban with adequate inspection. A joint White House and House of Commons statement, read by Harold Macmillan, urged reconsideration and acceptance of international verification. The note was prepared by President Kennedy and Macmillan after Russia rejected inspection in any form.
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Cubans Open Talks on Prisoner Ransom Demand
Cuban exiles representing families of 1,179 captured invaders arrived in Havana to bargain with Fidel Castro over a $62 million ransom. They offer $28 million in goods and products while Cuba seeks cash for 30 year hard labor sentences handed at Principe prison. The note ties to wider nuclear test discussions and Geneva talks.
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Cuban Families Committee For the Liberation of Prisoners of War
Blind flower girl emerges from a painter’s board
Louise Hubyak in West Hollywood turned a masonite cleaning board into a painting titled blind flower girl. She improvised from the colorful abstract sight, entered it in a Miami art show, and sold it for a nice price. The artist plans more boards as potential art sources.
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Atlas Blast Delays Continental Missile Test At Cape
Explosion on an Atlas ICBM launch pad destroys the rocket and damages nearby facilities. Officials say the blast could delay ongoing testing of the Atlas program as the Air Force reassesses firing pads and safety measures at Cape Canaveral.
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Army doctors urge diet overhauls to cut saturated fats
Two Army physicians report in Military Medicine that U S soldiers eat too much rich food and should shift to polyunsaturated fats. They favor reducing whole milk butter cheese beef and pork while boosting poultry fish cereals fruits and oils. The Army reviews the findings as of now.
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Siamese Twins Born in Sandusky
Sandusky at Providence Hospital Friday morning a pair of Siamese daughters were born to Mr and Mrs Robert DeFayette 45 Pierce St The newborns remain joined from mid stomach to lower abdomen and share a common liver Doctors planned further evaluation at Providence Yowp la to determine surgical options The mother is doing well and the father is identified with the National Aeronautics Administration in Sandusky
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Establish Relations Between Israel and Korma Reported
A report from Jerusalem states Israel and the Republic of Korma have established diplomatic ties. The move follows talks hosted at an unnamed ambassadorial venue, signaling renewed cooperation and potential economic and regional collaboration.
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