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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1961

Page

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Real Showdown in Berlin Policy After Sept 17

An editor notes from London that a durable Berlin settlement seems unlikely in coming weeks. He calls Brandt or Adenauer as West German leaders, sees deep opposition to any decisive policy shifts, and predicts internal factions within the Western alliance will persist amid Cold War tensions. He warns that Berlin policy after Sept 17 remains unsettled.

United Press International London Berlin Adenauer America Britain France Brandt West Ger-hause Western Alliance Adel Khrushchev Canever

U S Grants Asylum To Ten Cubans

UPI reports the United States granted political asylum to at least 10 Cubans including the Bahia de Nipe captain after an unscheduled Chesapeake Bay stop. The crew other than the defectors will resume voyage. the State Department warned Cuba and noted possible claims over Cuban assets.

Norfolk, Va UPI United States Bahia, de Nipe Chesapeake Bay 5Th Naval District Cuba Washington Partment State Department U.S Nicholas Pope Hoffa International Teamsters Naval District Pope

Cupboard Bare Hoffa Targets Cincinnati Union Locales

In Cincinnati, Jimmy Hoffa seeks to freeze assets of four local Teamsters members for breaking faith. A ship radioed intentions to enter U S continental waters around 4 p m Thursday. Coast Guard planes and cutters tracked the vessel, with about 24 crew aboard. Some crewmen disembarked at the Norfolk naval base while others were housed at a bar racks facility. The ship carried sugar and was reported bound for the Soviet Union.

Cincinnati UPC Jimmy Hoffa Foith Teamsters Union United States Coast Guard Territorial Immigration and Health State Department Navy Lite Creek Naval Base Norfolk Soviet Union

Where To Turn Grid Teams Go To Work

Football preparations begin as scholastic squads officially take to practice fields. Local area schedules listed for the season with notes on upcoming games and team readiness.

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Weather Forecast for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

United Press International reports fair and warmer conditions across Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio. Highs around 60s, lows near 40s, with Saturday partly cloudy and warm. Normal highs near 68, normal lows around 40s, precipitation expected 0.5 to 0.75 inches early next week in scattered showers.

United Press International Ohio Lake Erie

Ex Edison Co Head Injured In Auto Bust Accident

AVON LAKE Ohio E J Burger 19 former head of the Ohio Edison Co in Elyria and Lorain was injured in an auto bus crash at Stop 70 on Lake Rd yesterday about 3 pm He is in guarded condition at St Joseph Hospital Lorain with chest and abdominal injuries Also injured was Miss Lucy M Turner 37 of 1543 East 30th St Lorain treated for bruises The bus struck the left rear corner at the stop Avon Lake Mayor Garrison Moore said Burger lives on Portage Dr Vermilion.

Avon Lake E. J. Burger Ohio Edison Co Elyria Lorain Lake Rd St. Joseph Hospital Lucy M. Turner East 30Th St Turner Garrison Moore Burger Icar Portage Dr. Vermilion

Four Cincinnati Teamsters locals disaffiliate amid split

James Luken leads a revolt as four locals vote to break from the international union. Dairy Employer Union, Funeral Livery Drivers Union, Beverage Drivers Union and Cab Drivers Union hold assets totaling about 367,000 with roughly 4,000 members. Harold J. Gibbons, Hoffa aide, acts as trustee and warns banks not to honor any checks or withdrawals from the rebel locals without his written authorization.

Ceees James Luken Teamsters Dairy Funeral Livery Drivers Union Beverage Drivers Union Cab Drivers Union International Union Harold J. Gibbons Hoffa The Cincinnati Gibbons

Berlin Election Threatens Berlin Crisis Settlement

By Harry Ferguson. West Germany votes on September 17 to decide if Konrad Adenauer remains chancellor or Willy Brandt succeeds him as the Berlin crisis persists. The November 9 1989 style references aside, the piece notes free elections as a democratic contrast to communism and cites Khrushchev seeking stable leadership before negotiations resume.

Berlin West Germany Konrad Adenauer Willy Brandt West Berlin

Adenauer Warns Moscow Against An Atomic Attack

West Berlin crisis dominates Adenauer and Brandt as they urge a peaceful solution within legal bounds. Moscow warns an atomic strike would unleash the East German regime, while Western allies seek convincing countermeasures and political action.

Adenauer Moscow Bon Germany UPI West Kremlin Konrad Ade Berlin Anauer West Berlin Willy Brandt Soviet Union Europe North Atlantic Bundestag Ahat Ers House of Parliament West Germany Potsdam Square

Prisoners get six more months for jail strike

Thirteen penitentiary inmates responsible for a work stoppage in the prison license tag shop will have at least six months added to their sentences. Deputy Warden E. L. Maxy said the 13 were ringleaders of about 200 workers pulled off the job for demanding extra money for overtime.

Columbus UPI Cnne E. L. Maxy

East German mobilization tightens border barriers at Potsdamer

East Germany enlists youths aged 18 to 23 and extends enlistments as it reinforces border barriers between East and West Berlin. Factory defense guards form, brick walls rise around Potsdamer Square, and calls to readiness sweep through news service ADN reflecting a tightening security stance amid the Berlin crisis.

Berlin UPI East Germany East West Berlin Potsdamer East Neubrandenburg ADN Potsdamer Square East-West Berlin Bonn NATO Ian Soviet Union West Germany Sviet Germany German Democratic Republic Blumenholze Iil

Johnson Set for Berlin Mission From Kennedy

Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will fly to West Berlin tonight to deliver a message from President Kennedy to Mayor Willy Brandt and meet Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Johnson travels with Gen. Lucius D. Clay to reinforce U.S. support amid Berlin crisis after East Germany sealed the border. The trip aims to show on the spot U.S. concern and coordinate with Brandt and Adenauer.

Washington UPI Lyndon B. Johnson Germany Kennedy West Berlin Willy Brandt White House Brandt Berlin Johnson West Konrad Adenauer Luclus D. Clay U.S Adenauer East Germany Soviet Union Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Air Force Bonn Pierre Salinger Salinger Clay Continental Can Corp

Three Drug Firms Face Antitrust Court Action

New York reports that three major drug companies and top executives are indicted on Sherman Antitrust Act charges for allegedly fixing prices on broad spectrum antibiotics aureomycin tetramycin and tetracycline. Co conspirators include Olin Mathieson and Upjohn. defendants deny charges.

New York UPN Justice Department Chas, Phzer & Co., Inc John F. McKeen American Cyanamid Co Lederie Labooratories Wilpur G. Malcolm Bristol-Myers Co Frederic N. Schwartz New York City Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp E. R. Squibb & Sons Upjotin Co Kalamazoo Mich

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