Elyria North Wins State Title in Last-Minute Comeback
Elyria North baseball fans erupted as the team overturned a late deficit to beat Ashland Americans 8-7 in 12 innings for the state Little League championship. Joe Spisak delivered the decisive single in the ninth to drive in Jeff Kiser for the winning run, with Bo Cameron contributing two clutch hits. North earns a trip to Lincoln Park, Michigan, next, opponent unnamed.
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Bob Daniels
Ashland
Elyria North
Ashland Americans
Elyria
Little League South
North
Lincoln Park
Mich
Joe Spisak
Jeff Kiser
Bob
Bo) Cameron
Kennedy Signs Farm Surplus Bill
President Kennedy signed a bill to cut grain surpluses and raise farmers’ income. It requires a 10 percent wheat planting cut next year with payments on 45 percent of normal yield, durum wheat exempt, and options to increase cuts for 1962 with 60 percent yield payments. Wheat quotas must be approved Aug 24 in a referendum. Corn, feed barley and grain sorghum face 20 percent below 1959-60 plantings to qualify for price supports, with a 50 percent yield payment incentive offered for acreage reductions. The measure shifts policy toward more government action to restrain output and stabilize prices, while avoiding full secretary-of-agriculture price-guarantee power. It aims to cut storage and price support costs amid a large grain surplus.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
The Weather by United Press International reports today sumny conditions with little warmth increase. High around 88, low tonight near 60 six. Monday s temperature range 60 to 81, year ago 38 to 86. Precipitation trace in 24 hours to 8 p.m. EDT Monday. Humidity 51 percent at 2 p.m., 69 percent at 3 p.m. Sunrise 6 28 a.m. Sunset 7 36 p.m. Moonrise 4 09 a.m., moonset 6 50 p.m.
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Ohio
Sumny
Fay
Ground broken for new metallurgical service plant on Clark Street
Lorain hospital wing valued at 3.5 million dollars nears completion with facilities shown to press. Elyria council to meet as committee of the whole to review fire station proposals.
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Clark St
Lorain
Elyria Council
Hee Wing Ie
Five Missile Workers Die In Titan Silo Door Collapse
In Denver, a 58 ton concrete door slid shut on a Titan missile launch silo, crushing five civilian workers and injuring eight. The door, part of a dual protective cover, measures about 12 by 20 feet and was hydraulically operated. It fell from a vertical open position at 4 15 p.m. MST as workers on a top platform finished construction.
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Denver
UPI
Fire Damages Tube Mill Building at National Tube Plant
Heavy damage reported at the National Tube Division facility of U S Steel in Lorain as flames swept the No 3 butt mill building in the early morning blaze. Firemen fought for over an hour and could not determine a cause or estimate the total loss.
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Lorain
National Tube
U. S. Steel Corp
Somber Western reaction to Titov space flight
London reports Khrushchev's Berlin speech casts a somber tone on Western observe editorial pages note the space feat as a power move tied to Berlin. Press comments warn of Soviet military implications and urge urgent Western Berlin negotiations.
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London
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Maj
Gherman ‘Itoy
Titov
Daily Telegraph
Khrushchev
Politiken
Stockholm
Soviet Union
Earth
Berlingske Tidende
Vienna
Presse
Kremlin
Amsterdam
de Volkskrant
Debate challenge over Klumpp case fuels Ohio politics
Hamilton County prosecutor C Watson Hover challenged Gov Michael V DiSalle to debate the Klumpp murder case anytime anywhere. DiSalle declined comment awaiting his afternoon press conference. Hover criticized the governors pardon and revised story, while DiSalle noted a new patrol investigation is pending.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hamilton County
C. Watson Hover
Edith Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus
Hover
DiSaile
Big Welcome Planned For Cosmonaut Titov
Soviet officials announced Maj Gherman Titov will be brought to Moscow on Wednesday for a massive public welcome after his 25 hour 18 minute space flight. Doctors report no ill effects and Titov says he is in excellent condition after landing Monday.
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Moscow
UPI
Maj
Gherman Titov
Titov
Pioneer Space Manj
Yuri Gagarin
Nixon aide Claude E. Robinson dies at 61
Claude E. Robinson, 61, a pioneer in public opinion counseling and former Nixon research counselor, died of hepatitis Monday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York. He played a role during the last presidential campaign as a research adviser to Richard Nixon.
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New York
UPI
Claude E. Robinson
Columbia, Presbyterian Medical Center
Richard] Nixon
U.S. Rocket With Huge Power Tested
UTC executive Barnet Adelman announced test firing of a solid fuel rocket engine in California. He said the engine could push a cluster of seven motors to thrice the weight of a manned craft and potentially orbit a 30,000 pound payload, arguing it marks progress beyond Soviet advances.
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San Francisco
UPI
Adelman
Russia
California
UTC
Luster
Barnet R. Adelman
National Aeronautics and Space
United Technol Ia
Ogy Corp
Somoney
Gherman 5
Titov
U S Reaction To Khrushchev Speech Signals Cautious View
Washington officials saw no softening of Soviet demands or fresh hopes of a Berlin settlement after Khrushchev’s address. Senators Humphrey Fulbright Aiken and Hickenlooper weighed the speech, noting promises not to blockade Berlin but warning of continued pressure to split Germany. Speech was studied for new implications on Berlin access and the West’s response.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Senate Democratic Radio TV
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Congress
East Germany
Humphrey
J. Wiliam Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Russia
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenloop
Germany
Jer
Alowa
Thejthe Committee
Hickenlooper
West Ber
West Allies to strengthen force over Berlin crisis
UPI reports the United States urged European allies to boost military strength amid the Berlin standoff with the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Rusk to address the NATO council citing Khrushchev's speech as warning, with plans to bolster Western European conventional forces within two months and threaten an economic boycott if talks fail.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
U. S
Dean Rusky
Nikita 3
Khrushchev
NATO Permanent Council
Charles de Gaulle
Lord Yorne
London
Germany
Home
Rusk
NATO
Dirk A. Stikker
Netherlands
U.S
Thomas Finletter
Permanent Council
NATO Council
Britain
France
West Germany
Europe
Shelter May Be Key To Survival In Atom War
This first in a series on bomb shelters discusses the threat of nuclear attack on Cleveland Detroit and New York. It explains how fallout, heat and blast affect survivors, notes the limited protection of shelters, and argues nearly all residents would face danger. Tomorrow: Why bomb shelters.
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Kennedy
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Lorain County
Hage
Pacific
Wasp Sting Fatal To Vacationer In Dayton
Karl K. Barlowe, 50, of Dayton died after a wasp sting as he prepared to fetch a tool from his garage. He collapsed, died within 30 minutes, with autopsy citing hypersensitivity to the toxin. His wife had also been stung recently. An insurance group notes 760,000 motorists are locked out of their cars yearly.
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Dayton
UPI
Karl K. Barlowe
Barlowe
Lucille
Harry Bloomer
Coroner's Office
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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Rochester
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