Mosher presses Corps on French Lake plan amid.runoff doubts
U S Representative Mosher asks the Army Corps of Engineers to evaluate a proposed 600 acre French Lake near Wakeman. State officials cite weak runoff capacity and insufficient flood control value. Director Eagon notes manpower limits. feasibility studies stalled. The project faces further delay as page continues.
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Wakeman
U.S
Charlies A. Mosher
U.S. Corps of Engineers
French Lake
Vermilion River
Herbert Eagon
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Mosher
Eagon
Rep
Mosher Con
Senate probes pressure to release thalidomide
Senators summoned FDA medical officer Dr Frances Kelsey to testify about the pressure she faced before Thalidomide was kept off the US market. Subcommittee chair Hubert Humphrey said her diligence saved the United States from a looming tragedy.
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Senate
Washington
UPD
Senate Government Operations
Frances Kelsey
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kelsey
United States
Europe
Humphrey
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
William S. Merrell Co
Mother seeks foreign abortion amid legal battles
Sherri Finkbine, seeking an abortion feared to cause a deformed baby, prepared to travel abroad as her husband sought to extend her passport. Arizona law allows abortion only to save a mother's life, and doctors warned time is critical for avoiding a risky Caesarean.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPD
Sherri Finkbine
Robert
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
U.S
Finkbine
Europe
London
Arizona
Jinkbine
Ohio Weather Outlook Calm With Warm Temperatures
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio expect mostly sunny skies with little temperature change keeping highs around 76. Tonight will be fair with lows 50 to 56 and a small diurnal swing. Tuesday’s temps range 57 to 77 with scattered showers possible Friday and next week.
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Ohio
Browns star Eric Davis in doubt for 1962 season
Cleveland Browns president Arthur Modell said Eric Davis may not play this season due to an undiagnosed blood condition. Davis is hospitalized in Evanston Illinois awaiting diagnosis.
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Cleveland
UPI
Arthur Modell
Cleveland Browns
Eric Davis
Davis
Evanston, Ill
Bank official tours Elyria banks under UN grant
A Pakistan bank official traveling on a UN grant toured four Elyria banks noting automation and financial modernization. The report appears in the first page, fourth section alongside listings of courts, police, deaths, births and other community items.
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Pakistan Bank
Elyria
Gavin resigns as U S ambassador to France
President Kennedy accepts James M. Gavins resignation citing compelling personal reasons. Gavin plans to return to private work with Arthur D. Little Inc. and White House notes say the move stems from finances not policy. Kennedy praises his efforts in strengthening U S France relations. Algeria factions report hope for solution in leadership crisis as Boudiaf meets Khider after release.
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Washington
UPI
James M. Gavin
U.S
France
White House
Kennedy
Baris. Post
Gav
Arthur D. Little Inc
Boston
Jim
Gavin
United States
Algiers
Algeria
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Mohammed Khider
Khider
Krim
Ben Bellist
Bouciaf
Boudiaf
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
National Council For the Revolution
CNRR
Tizi Ouzou
Kabylia
Faubus wins fifth term bid in Arkansas primary
Governor Orval Faubus defeats four opponents to secure the Democratic nomination for a fifth term. He led early then saw his margin shrink as late returns came in, with 184165 votes to 73973 for Alford and 72045 for Sid McMath.
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
U.S
Dale Alford
Isn
Alford
Sid McMath
J. William Fulbright
Winston Chandler
Little Rock
Kenneth Coffelt
David Cox
Coffelt
Cox
Elyria Beats Fairborn 4-1 in Athens Tournament
Elyria advances in the state baseball tournament by defeating Fairborn 4-1 behind Bob Clark who allowed three hits and earned the win. Surprise starter Clark struck out 10 and walked three in the morning game.
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Athens
Elyria
Fairborn
Bobin Clark
Clark
Exmouth pupils offer historic schoolhouse for sale
Local children in Exmouth England place an advertisement in the newspaper offering for sale a fine old Georgian residence identified as their school building. The notice frames the school as the property for transfer.
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Exmouth
England
Liberals end filibuster on satellite bill compromise
Senate liberals who opposed the space satellite bill agreed to halt their five day filibuster after a compromise sent the measure to the Foreign Relations Committee for a 10 day study. The agreement hinges on Mansfield’s pledge the bill will stay Senate business until resolved and hearings to begin Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
John Gc.power
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Mansfield
Foreign Reations Committee
Tower
Reds rebuke writers over criticizing cancer drug ban
In Moscow the Communist Party Central Committee denounced Leningrad writers and journalists who questioned bans on cancer drugs, linking the rebuke to a Stalin era doctors plot. It urged scientific discourse and recalled the 1954 exoneration of the imprisoned doctors.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party Central Committee
Leningrad
Central Committee
Stalin
Pravda
Soviet Union
Nent
Ussr Academy of Medical Sciences
Ussr Ministry of Health
Lenin Clinic
Ministry of Health
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Thomas Teach
Norwalk
Tkach
Kimberly Beeston
Carl Beeston
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Kimberly
George P. Larrick
Contract Bridge
Grafton
Litchfield
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Wilbertin
Spencer
Wellington
Lois Ann Frotten
East Brewster
Mass
Hyannis
Cape Cod Hospital
Miss Frotten
Little Rock, Ark
Hrusisa
Reds
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