Talks continue as Cleveland unions meet publishers
In Cleveland, talks between the American Newspaper Guild chapter and the struck Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer were recessed until late today after a four hour session Tuesday night. The afternoon session with Teamsters Local 473 and management was productive, with both sides to prepare alternative proposals.
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Kennedy to stay at Bing Crosby home in Palm Desert
President Kennedy will spend next weekend at Bing Crosby's Palm Desert home during a West Coast tour of atomic and missile installations. Crosby will not be present. He is scheduled to leave Washington on Friday.
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White House
Fnday
Sadist killer sought after brutal Lourdes Bass murder
Police hunted an unidentified black man after Lourdes Bass, nine, was raped and killed in a Brooklyn building. Autopsy showed multiple injuries from a fall from the roof after a violent assault. The slaying sparked claims of inadequate protection at Farragut Houses and calls for more building supervision.
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UPI
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Lourdes Bass
Lourdes
Farragut Houses
Carlos Bass
Cleveland theft probe widens with police arrest wave
In Cleveland a full scale probe into a series of 16 burglaries since 1961 expands as 10 patrolmen are charged after William Marlowe a 11 year veteran accused them. Marlowe was caught in a police trap and later tested. A search of his home found stolen items including drills cameras and a two way radio. The homes of the accused officers were also searched with no loot found. Marlowe was caught leaving a lumber company with 67 dollars from a safe left open.
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UPI
William Marlowe
Marlowe
West Side
Ohio reserves to be revamped across the state
Army plan to streamline Ohio reserve units will reduce authorized strength from 16,448 to 14,731 and shift nine units. Ohio National Guard manpower faces a 109 person cut. Towns lose company units, armories may be abandoned as units relocate to Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Mansfield Youngstown and other sites.
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Windom
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Elyria
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Mansfield
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Youngstown
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Lordstown
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Lima
Quincy
Wellington High School Course Draws Community Fire
Wellington High School students and residents debate the family life course amid concerns over exposure of youth to sensitive material. Principal Rich notes adjustments include dropping the family life unit and omitting prior tests, while the Rev Mellick cites removing two English department books from readings.
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Philip Wyshe
Jack London
Irving Stone
Seedlings Planted On 7000 Acres At Orlando Plant
ORLANDO Fla UPI Mar tin Marietta Corp has planted about 500000 slash pine seedlings on 7000 acres of a tree farm linked to its large Orlando missile plant.
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Orlando
Hermit sought for arson near Ohio State University
A teen-age hermit, possibly 14 to 17, set up a chemical laboratory in a storm sewer near Ohio State University and may be linked to around 100 fires in the North Side in recent months. Campus police pursued as the youth fled after being seen emerging from a manhole, with a makeshift lab found nine feet underground at a 48 inch pipe base containing beakers, test tubes, shotgun casings, and a notebook of experiments.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio State University
Agricultural College
Boy Struck By Car In Lorain Hospitalized
A 15-year-old boy, Albert L. Grasso of 342 Missouri Ave, was admitted to St Joseph Hospital for observation after being struck by a car at 8:09 this morning. His condition is listed as fair. Lorain police report the accident occurred at East Eight and Missouri Avenues and are investigating the incident.
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Albert L. Grasso
Missouri Ave
St Joseph Hospital
East Ene.Ave
Avon Lake Garden Club welcomes Barbara Meise program
Avon Lake Garden Club held its holiday meeting Monday with Barbara Meise, nationally accredited judge and Mansfield floral decorator, presenting the Christmas program. Meise, a freelance decorator and author, has floral works featured in Garden Greetings Magazine. Members brought gifts for the Avon Lake Welfare Agency.
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Barbara Meise
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Meisse
Garden Greetings Magazine
Theevon Lake Welfare Agency
Illinois tops lumber output but trails in paper production
Illinois produces 101 million board feet of lumber annually and ranks 15th in paper and paperboard output. A. C. Foley, chairman of the Illinois Forest Industries Committee, cites the figures in Chicago.
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