Western Automatic to Move Out of Elyria
Western Automatic 2Ys may relocate from Elyria citing a 33 percent fall in sales of special screw products since 1959 and a labor dispute with United Auto Workers Local 101. The firm says it has sold machinery and may auction more this fall as orders dry up, while the Moon Valve division would also move. Mayor Dunn warns the town would suffer payroll and tax losses if relocation occurs. Local 201 members include about 415 workers.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Elyria
Greenville
S.C
Western Automatic
T. R. Pleines
United Auto Workers
Harold
Jim) Roe
Ree
Standard Screw Co
Oscar G. Dunn
Moon Valve
Richard Stith
Roe
Plevies
Weatherhead Co
Cleveland
Save
Western
National Labor Relations Board
Piernes
Westam Automatic
Pleines
Lorain County
New Russian Commander Takes Over In East Berlin
In Berlin the Soviet Union appoints a top general to command two Russian divisions in East Germany as the Communist parliament moves to tighten laws against Germans fleeing to the West via Berlin.
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Soviet Union
Will Or ‘der
Aus ‘Poli
Khrushchev
East Germany
East Berlin
Joseph Fleming
Berlin
Upi
Ulbricht
People’s Army
Koniev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Hohen Neuendorf
Ernst Lemmer
Bannister
al Sna Tony
Hast
Germany
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Weather outlook and regional forecast update
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio see mostly cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers today high 30 to 85. Tonight and Saturday bring some cooling with a few thundershowers ending Saturday morning low 62 to 67. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with a cooling weekend then warming early next week and a midweek cool down. Precipitation expected one half inch in showers and thundershowers late Monday and Tuesday. Parliament convenes as Marshal Koniev takes command of Red forces in Germany. Warsaw Pact leader meets East Berlin officials.
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Ivan Koniev
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Germany
NATO
Koniev
Leon Trotsky
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Regatta Queen to Be Chosen in Vermilion Ceremony
Regional page highlights a Vermilion event where a regatta queen will be selected at an annual ceremony. The piece also notes a fatal Pennsylvania accident involving William Weston and discusses Cold War tensions influencing German refugees and border policies.
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Pennsylvania
William Weston
South Shore Regatta
Vermilion
Youngstown Crash Kills 2 In Ohio 45 Collision
A two car crash on Ohio 45 ten miles west of Youngstown killed Claire M. Blaylock, 38, and her daughter Katherine, 13. Three others were injured in the Thursday night accident.
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UPI
Ohio 45
Here
Claire M. Blaylock
Katherine
Air piracy death penalty bills move through Congress
Senate passed a bill to sentence air pirates to death for hijacking with deadly weapons and to impose prison terms for related assaults and threats. House commerce subcommittee devised a similar measure creating air piracy as a crime, with enhancements up to death when weapons are used. Aircraft hijackings under current law face constitutional limits. President Kennedy ordered armed patrols on some flights amid warnings from airlines about potential pirates.
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UPI
Blackbeard
Sir Henry Morgan
Captain Kidd
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A. House Commerce
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Commerce Committee
U.S
State Department
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Cuba
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Fish Fry Friday at Amherst St. Joseph School
A community fish fry is set for Friday at Amherst Street Joseph School from 4:30 to 7 PM. Proceeds support school programs and activities.
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Fish Pry
Amherst St. Joseph School
Chtipoune
Air Hijacking Prevention Steps Debated
President Kennedy announced armed plain clothes border patrolmen would guard some airliners. The Senate passed a bill with death penalties or life imprisonment for hijackers and the House works on a similar measure. Cockpit doors to be kept locked and remote control ideas are under study by FAA counsel Howard.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Pas
Oirlines
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Daged Howard
FAA
Titov says he ejected from Vostok II before landing
Maj Gherman Titov told a Moscow press conference that he was ejected from his ship shortly before landing and parachuted to Earth after circling the globe. He described automatic and manual control once reentered atmosphere and noted the bright luminescence of air during reentry.
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UPI
Gherman Titov
Vostok II
Earth
Titov
Yuri Gagarin
Skyscraper University
Soviet Union
Ning
Europe
Vladimir Yezdovski
Congress approves full Kennedy defense budget with civil shelters
Congress votes 380 to pass defense bill totaling 46.66 billion dollars and funds a nationwide civil defense program. Army to draft 25,000 next month for buildup. Shelter program aims to begin development of fallout shelters and improve existing ones amid Cold War tensions.
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Senate
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
House
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