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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1961
Page
1
Reporters and Israelis alike were moved as Hausner spoke of Nazi crimes against Jews. The address drew tears, halted work in offices, and left radio listeners silent across streets and cafes.
United Press International reports the Cuban Revolutionary Council said invading forces completed the first phase in southern Cuba and joined guerrilla groups in the Escambray Mountains. The claim cites Soviet Migs, tanks, and artillery opposition and notes guerrilla units infiltrated Matanzas Province.
State Highway Department aide tells county planners Amherst consent needed to start Rt 231 project. Eaton Town Hall joint ownership puzzles school board trustees. 1st Phillips Elementary PE. 3rd Section High schools lighted field. Page 14 and 30 referenced.
UPI reports at Guantanamo Bay that two Americans Angus McNair of Miami and Howard Anderson of Yakima were executed by firing squads for anti Castro activities. The government radio said McNair and four others were condemned by a revolutionary tribunal in Pinar del Rio earlier.
UPI reports Kennedy warned Khrushchev against any Soviet armed intervention in Cuba. He pledged to act immediately to repel outside military action and protect the hemisphere under inter American commitments. The Castro regime has detained several U S citizens, including Henry Raymont, amid the crisis.
In a global wave of violence, communist led protests against perceived US aid to Cuban anti invaders echo Lumumba era riots. Attacks hit embassies in Moscow while Latin American mobs target churches and anti Communist outlets. Western Europe groups show support for the invaders.
Police used tear gas to disperse a mob outside the U S Embassy as Latin American unrest spreads. Rioters attacked government and media targets in Bolivia Venezuela Chile Guatemala and Mexico injuring dozens and prompting cemetery and embassy warnings.
United Press International reports a partly cloudy day in Northeastern Ohio with a high near 52 to 56 degrees. Skies clear and cool at night.
City Hall discussion pivots on Oberlin Off Street Parking Inc as James F Long accuses the group of blocking his chance to buy stock and steer traffic plans near College Street. Co-op leaders deny bias while preserving two way traffic aims for the north south block and a planned conservatory project.
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