Kennedy to push treaty support in televised address
President Kennedy to press Congress and the public for backing of the Moscow nuclear test ban pact. A news conference will be televised as a forum for his appeal while questions loom over French resistance and U S willingness to seek French aid if allowed.
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Passenger killed in crash on County Road 24
William Griffin 61 of North Barton Road died from crush injuries when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Maude Griffin 68 at the intersection of County Road 2 and 4. The impact pushed Griffin into a third car driven by Troy Wilson 26. Maude Griffin was northbound and stopped for a stop sign before the crash.
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Weather report shows little change in temperature
The bulletin notes minimal temperature variation with 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 pm EDT Wednesday. It references Elyria Sewer Service contact details and mentions downspout concerns, indicating local weather related infrastructure notes.
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Wellington high school coaches sought for head post
Readers see scattered items from the Lorain region including mentions of Wellington assistant coaches Robert Gaunt and Sherman Govery seeking a head coach position. The page hints at a broad city health note and miscellaneous local listings across pages 13 19 23 and 24.
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Negroes Picket Project After Hiring Dispute in Cleveland
The United Freedom Movement threatened picketing of a downtown construction project after the Plumbers Union accepted two Black journeymen as members only if the union honors a prior agreement. Clarence Holmes said the protest aims to halt work until the pact is fulfilled. The dispute followed the site's hiring of Hibard Jr. and William R. Baker Jr. as two Negro apprentices, triggering union objections and a review of the agreement reached July 20.
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Deadly head on crash kills ten migrants in Ohio
A head on collision on a straight stretch of Ohio 91 near Ottawa County killed ten migrants, including a family of seven and two siblings. The Campos and Chicos, employed on a local farm, perished with two others. one child survived briefly. Authorities noted ignition from ruptured fuel igniting the wreckage and that identification took hours due to Spanish remarks.
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Trustee dispute delays Ely Trust articles series canceled
The CT reports ongoing court action over the Ely Trust trustees. Publisher OB Scehoepfle, president of the company, says the balance of Don Miller reported articles will not be published while litigation continues to avoid prejudice to any party.
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Youth Burned in Lakefront Cabin Arson Night
Fourteen year old Robert Wenzel suffered first and second degree burns to his face and arms after two youths allegedly set a Boy Scout cabin ablaze in the rear of J Vincent Gloriosa’s home on Oberth Avenue. Police found a five gallon gasoline can. Wenzel could identify at least one suspected arsonist.
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Planes forced to land during storm in Germany
Two sports planes diverted to a US Army field at Schwerin Germany after a storm on Wednesday. The pilots were questioned and later released to fly again.
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Medina case reveals extended shortages and theft probe
Medina State examiners report additional cash shortages in the Medina Municipal Court accounts. Dorothy Glover and Bertha Simeone are linked to missing funds totaling thousands of dollars, with payments misdirected and never reconciled. The audit notes a $9 752 shortage tied to court fines and says the state examiner’s findings have been sent to prosecutors for action.
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Kennedy accepts resignation of US ambassador to New Zealand
President Kennedy has accepted the resignation of Anthony Powers as US ambassador to New Zealand. Secretary of State Perce Salinger said the decision was made Wednesday and a replacement assignment will be announced later.
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Ward fights for life after overdose and surgery
Dr Stephen Ward, convicted on morals charges hours after an overdose, underwent emergency surgery to replace a temporary airway. He remains unconscious as doctors treat him and jury verdicts loom over the high profile sex scandal case.
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Two killed in truck car crash near Sandusky
A Friday afternoon crash at 4 pm on State Route 4 involved a car and a semi truck. The drivers were Parr ex Wable of York and Jean Krupp of Bellevue. Injuries included Mrs Dors Irons and Jule Irons of Akron among others. The truck reportedly failed to stop at a sign and the driver was cited for brakes failure as the investigation continued.
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Africans press incident on UN veto and embargo debate
The UN Security Council discussed Portugal and its colonial policies in Africa. Members urged an arms embargo on Portugal and Africa’s demand for independence while major powers abstained. The session featured Portugal’s foreign minister criticizing the resolution as watered down and cited limited implications for decolonization efforts.
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Earth tremors strike Skopje amid continuing aftershocks
Three new earthquakes hit Skopje causing continued panic among residents. Reports say buildings suffer further damage and evictions rise as authorities scramble to respond and assess the situation.
Sit-ins Warned by Greene County Sheriff
In a tense local scene, sheriffs warned protesters during sit-in actions at a shop area. Report notes injuries and restricted access as authorities cite public safety concerns amid ongoing demonstrations.
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