Anglo American rift over Skybolt missiles deepens
Washington reports chilled relations as the United States threatens to kill the Skybolt missile, Britain’s planned deterrent for the 1960s and beyond. Prime Minister Macmillan plans talks with President Kennedy in Nassau to save the project amid U.S. doubts. London signals a potential reevaluation of the alliance if Skybolt is canceled, fueling wider debate on strategic missiles and bomber plans.
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UPI
U.S
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Naussau
Kennedy
London
Robert S. McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
McNamara
Camp David
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Macmillan
House of Commons
America
Harold Watkinson
United States
Washingon
Anglo-American Alliance
British Isles
Skybolt
Congress
Two deaths in county blamed on cold snap
Two Lorain residents died in the cold snap amid near zero temperatures. John Strukely, 76, and Sidney Benowitz, 61, suffered heart seizures. both events occurred as heavy snow and bitter winds lingered. Officials noted the county faced an inch of snowfall and temperatures dipped to three below zero before rising.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
John Strukely
East North Ridge Rd
Ontario Store
North Ridge Rd
Sidney Benowitz
Garfield Blvd
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
U S proposes hot line to curb accidental war
The United States urged a 17 nation disarmament conference to back five risk reduction measures including a direct hot telephone between the White House and the Kremlin. The plan also calls for advance notice of major maneuvers, observation posts, exchange of missions, and better Washington Moscow communications on military matters.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Thant
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Washington
Kremlin
Plaza managers fined over Blue Laws in Oberlin court action
William Dorsett manager of Middle Ridge Plaza pleaded guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to violating Ohio Blue Laws and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He vowed to cover up all merchandise except Sunday legal sales from midnight Saturday onward. Richard Dick of Vermilion Valley Plaza faced similar charges. he was not present as he had left state. The case involved reporters from The Chronicle-Telegram purchasing costume jewelry on Sunday December 2 and filing affidavits the next day. Prosecutor Thomas ordered warrants. Dick’s location unknown. The incident prompted debate within the Ohio Turnpike Commission about Sunday closing enforcement for plazas along the turnpike. The two Lorain County plazas are operated by ABC Vending Co. under contract with Gladieux Corp.
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Oberlin
William Dorsett
Middle Ridge Plaza
Ohio Turnpike
Dorsett
David R. Goldthorpe
Richard Dick
Vermilion Valley Plaza
Chronicle-Telegram
Philip M. Thomas
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James D. Hartshorne
Commissi Hartshorne
Turnpike Commission
Hartshorne
Commission
Columbus
Hartshore
Irene Wearsch
Jack M. Birchhill
Lorain County
ABC Vending Co
Philadelphia
Ipa
Gladlieux Corp
Toledo
Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio Snow Furies Diminish
Snow furries and snow squalls gradually diminish today but new show accumulations of 1 to 3 inches generally and locally 6 to 8 inches over higher terrain near Lake Erie by evening. High today 5 to 10 above zero. Partly cloudy and cold with a few snow furries persisting tonight, low near zero to 5 below.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Nehru warns Red China massing near Assam Plains
New Delhi reports say Red China is concentrating troops south of Borndila within striking distance of the Assam plains. Nehru tells the Senate the buildup may precede a withdrawal from seized Indian territory. Officials fear a possible new Communist attack as U S Ambassador Galbraith heads to Washington to brief Kennedy.
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UPD
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
Borndila
Assam
Nehru
India
Senate
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Peking
U.S
John K. Galbraith
Kennedy
New York
Khrushchev Warns U S Has Atomic Teeth Over Cuba
Premier Khrushchev said peaceful coexistence averted a nuclear war over Cuba and warned China that the United States paper tiger had atomic teeth. He claimed Soviet officers had manned missiles in Cuba ready for launch but were not used, sparing the world from a nuclear holocaust.
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UPI
Nidata Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
Winter Still Nine Days Off Across Nation
Bitter sub zero cold and heavy snow hit the Midwest and Northeast as winter delayed by a deep Arctic blast. Temperatures fell to 23 in Dallas and 42 in Anchorage while Paw Paw Michigan logged four feet of snow. Columbus Ohio declared a water emergency after a main burst flooding streets and closing 136 schools as outages affected 20,000 homes. Dozens of weather related deaths were reported across several states with hundreds stranded in hotels and motels. Three Ohio National Guard tanks helped pull stranded motorists from ditches as snow totals mounted and airports closed.
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Fla
Florida
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Minn
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N.C
Watertown
N.Y
Cors
Angola
New York Thruway
Ohio National Guard
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Hopkins
Hell
Ancels Pass
Satan's Hills
Five to probe fatal mine blast
Five man probe named by state secretary of mines Lewis Evans will investigate the Robena No. 3 mine disaster that killed 37 miners. The panel includes four mining inspectors and an electrical inspector with a two-phase process: physical inspection then public hearings while authorities guard against evidence loss. Funeral services are set through the week with a memorial Mass planned in Masontown. Governor Lawrence ordered the Pennsylvania flag lowered to half mast in memory of the dead. U S Steel president Worthington extended condolence to families. A University meteorologist suggested a weather shift may have contributed to the blast by altering gas flow.
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Carmichaels
UPI
Lewis Evans
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena Mo. 3
Evans
William G. Connare
Greensburg
All Saints Church
Masontown
Connare
David L. Lawrence Tuessday
Pennsylvania
Lewis B. Worthington
U.S. Steel
Rebena Mine
Worthington
US. Steel
Pennsylvania State University
Charles L. Hosler
Lorain County Election News and Court Matters
In Lorain County, a special election defeat blocks the operating levy for the Black River School District. The grand jury discusses murder charges and election advertisement irregularities while a Lorain welfare investigator and former police lieutenant are noted in county notices.
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Black River
Lorain
Lorain County
Larain County
Buffo Calf Born in Imnwood Stirs Naming Debate
An agricultural experiment in Imnwood Iowa produced a Holstein cow calf described as a buffalo hybrid. Observers discuss potential names Bufferstein or Holfalo as the unusual offspring draws attention from local ranchers and agricultural watchers.
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Imnwood
Iowa
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