Big march grows into a civil rights festival in D C
A sweeping civil rights march plans to draw up to 000 people in Washington, reshaping from a protest to a festival with Roy Wilkins Marlon Brando and Debbie Reynolds attached. The event promises massive crowds, political figures and celebrities, turning the era’s biggest demonstration into a summer climax of the Negro revolt of 1963.
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Eugene Carson Blake
Ladies Perce
Roy Wilkins
Marlon Brando
Ae East Age Association of Elks
Ledgar Smith
Washin
Washington
Coxey
Debbie Reynolds
Wagner
Lorain County Fair Highlights Pictures and Champions
The Lorain County Fair offers a parade of stories and images with a full page of pictures on page 23. A champion feature appears on page 21, while general fair material fills page 7, showcasing records, blue ribbons, and notable performances.
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Lorain County
Space life discoveries featured on CT science page
Part two of a series discusses new, important findings about life in outer space. Leiteae Page 24 highlights space biology research and its implications for future exploration and life support technologies.
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Outer Space
Leiteae
Canine Hero Saves Two Boys Recalled on Dividend Page
Two young boys owe their lives to a brave canine hero. The story is featured with leisure reads and a weekly bonus in the Dividend Page, in columns and features on page 23.
Champions bring in goods at Lorain Steer event
North Ridgeville invests in youth and community by improving athletic field as CHAMPIONS bring in goods at the Lorain County Junior Steer event. Page 9 4-H Saddle Clubs boost to young horse lovers. Page 21 Ford Motor employees strike settled.
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Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Chicago
Erie County
Norwalk
Oberlin
Senate Arbitrate Move Faces Senate Floor Clash
Washington UPI report says a Senate floor battle looms over an arbitration bill in the railroad wage dispute. Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon opposes the Commerce Committee plan and will seek to substitute President Kennedy’s proposal to let the Interstate Commerce Commission decide.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce
Bourne shoots 39 in ICC event amid rail strike debate
Oberlin golfer Bob Bourne Jr. carded a four over par 39 in the ICC classie event as rail labor talks loom. Senate leaders expect passage Monday to block a rail strike, while liberal Democrats push changes to allow longer negotiations and arbitration limits. House Commerce panel to decide whether to back the Senate bill or craft own solution as unions oppose concessions.
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Akron
Bob Bourne, Jr
Oberlin
Senate
House
House Commerce Committee
Momay
Senate Committee
Lorain County Fair sets attendance record in 1963 closing night
Wellington reports the 1963 Lorain County Fair drew 100,096 attendees over five days, with 24,388 on closing day. Grandstand shows attracted 1,710 and 1,375 patrons. Livestock exhibitors surpassed 2,500 entries and the grand champion steer sold for 90 cents per pound amid heavy harness racing.
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Wellington
Lorain County Fair
Inet Tami
Possible Negro presidential candidates eyed in US election
The Para Jour today suggested that singers Paul Robeson and Eda Fitzgerald diplomat Relph Bunche and Malcoke a leader of the extremist Black Muslims might be Negro presidential candidates in the 196 US elections.
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PARES
UPT
Para Jour
Paul Robeson
Eda Fitzgerald
Diiomat Relph Bunche
Malcoke
Cautious drillers widen shaft to rescue two miners
In Hazleton Pennsylvania cautious drillers advanced a 306 foot escape shaft to reach trapped miners Dawid Fellin and Henry Throne, expanding the bore to 35 feet of the 12 inch hole by 11:15 AM EDT. A 26 inch drill slowed to prevent cave-ins as shovels clear debris, with two plugs and cement used to protect the operation. Officials expect completion between 7:30 PM and 11:30 PM EDT Sunday.
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Hazleton
UPI
Cautous
Dawid Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throne
C.als
Felin
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Appears Cloudy
Cloudy and cooler today with showers and scattered thundershowers. Temperatures range from 68 to 77. Showers taper off tonight with partial clearing and a low near the upper 50s to around 60. Sunday looks partly cloudy with a cooler high.
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Ohio
Orchestral Dilemma At State Fair Horse Show
Columbus dispatched story reports the Ohno State Fair will pay 500 to a 16 piece orchestra that will not play at the horse show. The musicians sit in the orchestra stand under contract while the event organizers demanded no orchestra to avoid spooking horses. Fair managers condemn the expense, while musicians argue horses have often been calm at past horse shows.
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Columbus
Fair
Blackmay
E J. Keirns
Carl Hug
Mass student rally closes Saigon University over anti Buddhist crackdown
In Saigon, about 1000 pro Buddhist students demonstrated on campus prompting Gen Ton That Dinh to order Saigon University and all private and government schools closed from noon. A student rally led by Vu Van Mau denounced the government and called for religious freedom amid arrests of Buddhist leaders.
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Saigon
UPI
Saigon University
Ton That Dinh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Law School
Vu van Mau
Mau
Viet Nam
Dem
Maus
India
Truong Cong Chu
Ike
Effer m
Lke
Tre
Man
Multant
Faculty of
Henry Cabot Lodge
Science
Educaton T Art
Foree Minster
Kennedy Seeks Senate Reversal of Foreign Aid Cuts
President Kennedy aims to win Senate support to undo nearly 1 billion dollars in House cuts to foreign aid. The House approved about 585 million in specific reductions plus roughly 400 million in authorization cuts, shrinking the bill to about 85 billion for the current year. Kennedy calls the House action a sharp setback and vows action.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Senate
House
Mosher backs cuts to foreign aid amid mixed results
Congressman Charles A Mosher of Ohio voted with the House majority to trim Foreign Aid Authorization by 645 million. He questioned program size and spread, urged phasing out weak projects, while supporting a substantial aid role in select areas. The vote was 222 to 188 with 60 Democrats joining Republicans. Kennedy warned cuts would tilt aid away from Latin America and toward Cuba.
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Charles A Mosher
Ohio
Mosher
Kenedy
Whyte House
Kennedy
United States
Latin America
Russa
Cuba
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Amlessa
Greg Gibbons
Gilbert Gibbons
Hamilton
H Beecher Charmbury
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Clay Committee
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