Rusk Returns to Talks with Khrushchev and Gromyko
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew from Leningrad to Moscow for further Cold War discussions with Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Lord Home traveled to Helsinki to report to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on the partial nuclear test ban treaty talks and the signing events in London and Washington.
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First Lady Kennedy in good spirits after Caesarean
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy had a very good night and is in good spirits according to her obstetrician. The baby boy is being treated for a lung complication at Children's Hospital in Boston while Kennedy plans to visit the hospital and then fly to Otis AFB to report on the baby's condition.
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Kennedy son in serious condition as doctors hopeful
President Kennedy’s newborn Patrick Bouyer Kennedy remained in serious breathing difficulty at Boston Children’s Hospital. Doctors voiced cautious optimism as the one day old infant was cared for with oxygen, medicine, and a womb-like environment while the president split time between the hospital and Cape Cod.
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Lorain woman killed in Rt. 24 crash near Gladys Dr
A 23 year old Lorain woman, Nancy G. Yockey of 1231 Fifth St., died after her car struck a stopped vehicle on Route 24 near Gladys Drive and then hit an oncoming car. Virgil S. LIMPAC h 41 of 321 Harwood St. drove the other car and Raymond Standifer 20 of Mennell Rd., Grafton, was treated for shock. Yockey was ejected, car struck a utility pole and damage was about 300 dollars. Funeral plans were to be filed in Camila, Georgia.
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Lorain County Sheriff's Deputes Said She Had Been Driving West On Rt. 24
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Senate Debates World Peace Treaty But Kennedy Delays
The treaty ending most underground nuclear tests heads to the U S Senate for ratification as world leaders gather in Washington for signings. President Kennedy plans to send the treaty with a message despite his family news and a child’s birth in Massachusetts. About 30 nations expected to sign in Washington with many more joining in London or Moscow. The Senate faces a two thirds vote to approve or the pact fails.
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Wellington Ferneer Wins Area From Eveether Countries
Ferneer wins a regional competition beating Eveether countries to claim the area title. Officials say the victory strengthens Wellington’s standing in continental play and could influence future hosting duties.
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Elyria CD director resigns amid time constraints and staff churn
The Elyria civil defense director post again lacks a full-time head as acting director James L. Reynolds resigns citing insufficient time. Mayor Nees has not yet named a new chief, with interim Frank Denes staying on. The history shows prior resignations and funding struggles affecting CD operations.
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Negro reassigned and workers return to job in Cleveland
Gilbert Foster a 38 year old applicant, described as a Negro, is reassigned to seven days on sheet metal or another job by A Nabakowska, then may request membership. The process involves an examining board and potential union draft through local and national approval.
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Liberal leader Perry Pointer dies in Indiana
Former Indiana state Rep. Perry D Pointer aged 76 died Wednesday in South Bend of a heart ailment. Pointer was a leader in the 1957 liberal reorganization of Indiana school districts and a prominent figure in state politics.
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Rights leader tries for orderly rally in Washington
Washington Police Chief Robert V. Murray said rights leaders strive to ensure a peaceful demonstration in the capital by August 28. He stopped short of predicting there would be no violence, noting he cannot guarantee safety.
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Yingling charges dismissed in impersonation case
Nel Yingling 28 faced charges of impersonating a police officer after approaching three Lakeview Park girls with a badge claim. Judge John 8 Kelena dismissed the case after a psychiatric report. prosecutor cited service status questions and Yorks family death context.
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British Train Robbers Steal 3 Million in Mail Heist
A gang of 2 to 3 masked men halted a Glasgow to London mail train near Buckinghamshire at 3:15 am and looted old bank notes and diamonds before fleeing in a waiting truck. The raid, well planned with signals sabotaged, involved 7 postal workers in the rear cars unaware until after the heist. The theft marks the first post office train robbery in Britain in 15 years and sends valuables to London.
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Sunny and mild in Northeastern Ohio with showers possible later
A Northeast Ohio weather note reports sunny and mild conditions with highs near 78 to 82, cooler tonight to 56 to 62, and Friday cloudier with warm temperatures and scattered afternoon showers. Wednesday’s temperature ranges from 65 to 81 with humidity around 83 percent at 3 pm.
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