John Glenn delays launch again to Tuesday at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL UP I It happened again to John Glenn as bad landing area weather postponed his orbit attempt for the 10th time. The astronaut and equipment remain ready while NASA drains fuel and restarts countdown after a weather ruled postponement.
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U S And Britain Seek Berlin Talks In Geneva Plan
London sources report the United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to hold a three power foreign ministers meeting in Geneva by March 12 to ease Berlin tensions. If Khrushchev accepts, the talks could precede an 18 nation disarmament conference, though no agreement is assured.
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Kennedy
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West Germany
Khrushchev
Russians Demand Exclusive Use of Berlin Air Corridors
In Berlin, Soviet officials again pressed for exclusive access to part of the Berlin air corridors for their planes, defying Western protests and signaling continued harassing flights. Western Allies warned of potential escorts for transports. meanwhile a border gun battle occurred as a mother and son escaped to the American sector. Britain urged Moscow to restrain North Vietnam to honor the Geneva settlement, delivering an aide memoire to the Soviet chargé d'affaires in London.
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McElroy Approves Wording Of Blue Law Proposal
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy approved Lawson Milk Co proposed referendum wording to modify Sunday blue laws. Lawson aims to collect petitions for a million signatures in 28 counties to place the measure on the November 6 ballot, exempting milk and other commodities from the ban. Governor DiSalle welcomed study but stopped short of repeal, urging targeted changes and noting the need for modernization.
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UPI
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Mackenroth
Ohio
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DiSalie
Atty
DiSalle
Ohio State University
Where To Turn Ely Month Proclaimed
Ely Month to begin tomorrow marking the city's 145th anniversary. The mausoleum drive runs concurrently on the first page. The feature section covers industrial exhibits and a wide range of military defense business topics as part of Science Days.
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Elyria
Weather Outlook For Northeastern Ohio Goudy Tale
Northeastern Ohio weather shows light sleet mixed with snow and temperatures ranging 32 to 36 during the day and 24 to 28 at night. Thursday’s temperature range and a 0.25 to 0.50 inch precipitation forecast accompany normal readings across the region.
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Lie detector accuracy and classified ad offer
The item questions lie detector accuracy, claiming 99.996 percent accuracy in trained hands. A Chronicle Telegram classified ad offers framed writing services to list unused appliances for cash, with contact numbers for Elyria and Lorain to start the ad.
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Lawson Charges Deal In Euclid
Hedley M. Hoch, vice president of Lawson Milk Co, accused Euclid police of allowing two rival stores to stay open on Sunday, despite a Sunday closing law. Police reported arrests but maintained no discrimination, urging Lawson to present evidence for action.
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UPI
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Robert Steel
Steel
Khrushchev presses Berlin standoff to push Kennedy summit
Washington officials say Khrushchev may be stampeding toward a summit by escalating Berlin tensions. Soviet harassment of Allied air traffic near Berlin coincides with negotiations for top-level talks. Britain France and the United States warn of action to safeguard their air corridors unless Soviet fighters stop. Kennedy says a summit would be worthwhile only if it yields real progress on West Berlin and other critical issues amid a crisis that could threaten war.
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UPI
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Russia
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Slaying of U S Attache Stogner Leads to Two Held
UN police in Leopoldville questioned two Congolese suspects in the slaying of Lt. Col. Husen Dorris Stogner the assistant US military attache. One suspect drove Col Ben Matlicks chauffeur to the UN HQ and was among the men questioned. Stogner was shot in his home late Wednesday night and died at a UN hospital. Miss Elizabeth Thring a 22 year old secretary to Stogner described seeing a man resembling the chauffeur flee the scene. The investigation followed a tense all night Congolese security sweep of the capital with authorities seeking to break the case.
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U.S
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Arlington
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Stegner
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Elizabeth Thong
Kennedy unveils 19 nation textile pact to curb imports
Washington UPI Kennedy announces a five year textile accord with 19 nations to limit cotton textile shipments to the United States near current levels. The pact, effective Oct 1 for ratifying countries, aims to restrain imports and reassure textile states while Congress weighs tariff cuts. The agreement grants the United States authority to curb shipments if domestic markets are disrupted.
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UPI
Kennedy
White House
U S
Bomb Rips Car SAO Blamed In Paris Blast
A plastic bomb exploded in a parked car in Paris wounding the driver and raising the possibility of an SAO terrorist act. Police intensified checks as government officials pursued security measures amid Algeria ceasefire talks and intensifying anti SAO operations nationwide.
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UPI
Secret Army Organization
SAO
Algeria
Michel Debre
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