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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1965

Page

23

Water tastes good at base in Cuba

Water at Guantanamo Bay tastes sweeter since the cut-off of supply ends after a year of disruption. Desalting plant completion allows fresh water to meet base needs and the Navy notes the 10 million dollar project connected the base to interior supply. Fidel Castro halted Cuban water delivery over the fishermen incident.

Darrell Garwood Washington UPI Fidel Castro Guantanamo Naval Cuba Florida U.S Tte Castro John D. Bulkley PT Boat Fame Guantanamo Bulkley Yateras River Johnson

VA hit for patient food ration tests

New England congressman charged that the Veterans Administration used hospital patients as guinea pigs in food rationing tests last year. He cited Rutland Heights Hospital in Mass and said patients were denied proper food to save money.

Washington UPI Avplan New England Veteran’s Administration Hep. Niphilo D-Mass Rutland Heights Mass John §. Gleason Jr Rutland

Peking policy worries U S over Southeast Asia front

U S officials warn of increased Communist subversion in Thailand as Beijing backs a patriotic front to oust the pro American Thai government. A senior official calls China’s move a logical step in its Southeast Asia subversion policy.

Washington Thailand Red

One-man bank in Winona collapses amid $380000 embezzlement

Winona State Bank closes as staffer Joe Butler McClung, 62, is charged with embezzling over 380000. FDIC named receiver. depositors insured up to 10000. McClung fled, later found in Tyler motel. he alone knew the vault combination.

Winona, Tex UPI Winona State Bank Joe Butler McClung McClung FBI Chronicle-Telegram J. M. Falkner Federal Defaalt Insurance Purporation FDIC Joseph W. Barr Wasahington Heis Fdic Amrcareener Fdic l Texas State Banking Department McChing Tyler Tex

Rabbi who admits atheism loses Masonic Temple use

Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine says he received an eviction order from Michigan Masonry to move his 140 member Birmingham Temple from the Masonic Hall for theological reasons. He plans to meet at Glenn W. Levey High School starting Feb. 19 as Birmingham ministers protest religious expression limits.

Birmingham Mich UPI Sherwin T. Wine C. Fuller Dorr Belding Michigan Masons Wine Glenn W. Levey, Jr., High School Masons Birmingham Council of Ministers Rabbi Wine Dorr Lan Harry Velick Birmingham Jewish Temple

Gold bullion stolen from Capetown Castle off Southampton

Police on three continents hunt for thieves after $2350000? in gold bullion vanishes from the liner Capetown Castle in Southampton. A 560 pound loss across 20 bars, with 167 passengers and part of the crew ashore, prompts authorities to trace movements from Durban to Las Palmas.

Southampton England UPI Capetown Castle Bank of England Durban South Africa East London Port Elizabeth Capetown Las Palmas Canaries Europe South America Africa

OSU Medical College Receives grant for Temporal Bone Study

Columbus Ohio State University College of Medicine has been awarded a 6875 grant from the Desmesa Research Lab to support a study on temporal bone pathology conducted by the university’s medical team.

Columbus UPI Ohio’ Sate University College of Medicine Desmesa Research Lal

Mansfield says Humprey absence from Churchill funeral is indecent

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield denounces talk about Vice President Humphrey not joining the U S delegation to Churchill's funeral as indecent and politically divisive. In Saigon Buddhist leaders boycotted a meeting with U S envoy Bundy aimed at easing religious tensions in South Viet Nam.

Washington Saigon

Rice U Owl satellite okayd for 5.5 million launch

Rice University received NASA approval to proceed with a 5.5 million Owl satellite project under the University Explorers Program. The Rice space science department will launch one satellite, possibly two, using the Owl program.

Houston UPI Rice University U.S.A National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Space Agency University Owl Rice

U S Policy Keeps German Reunification as Objective

The State Department said on Friday that German reunification remained a major objective of U S policy in cooperation with American allies.

U.S Washington

GOP attempt at broader plan beaten down at House panel

The Johnson Ap palachia program clears a House subcommittee step toward the floor but GOP foes push to expand to a 10 000 mile nationwide road plan with $400 million in two years. They seek broader health education water and mining rehab programs and remove geographic limits. Ford signals GOP stance as March floor vote looms.

Washington UPI Johnson GOP House Public Works William C. Crammer R-Fla James C. Cleveland R-N.h Senate House GOF United States Gerald Ford

Hotel fire at De Soto Hotel in Mansfield kills seven

Police identified six victims of the De Soto Hotel fire on January 27 in Mansfield. Names include Paul Coursen Frank Sarp Walter Miller John Gresham Robert West and Maxine Verian. Howard Hursh died later in hospital. other missing guests were accounted for. Fire authorities probe the cause as detectives question two men with no arrests.

Mansfield Ohio UPI de Soto Paul Coursen Frank Sarp Pittsburgh Walter Miller John Gresham Robert West Bellaire Maxine Verian Howard Hursh

Californian Pete Landerman returns after 16 months in Soviet jail

Landerman, 24, landed at Kennedy Airport with little to say about his confinement. He spoke of political instruction and kept details private, noting a three year sentence for a fatal Minsk bus crash in 1963 and a Soviet pardon on humanitarian grounds. He plans graduate study in languages and held firm to his Christian faith.

New York HTNS Peter N. Landerman Kennedy Landerman Minsk Soviet Union S Thoms Beck Phocys Pete Harter Stockholm Robert Depuis Westchester Herman Lee Lasherman Riversids Longuages Russien

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