Forgotten toy spurs new Wellington discipline policy
Wellington schools superintendent Walter Harris said a new discipline policy will be created after two incidents at Main Street School. Principal Roy McCormick faced questions over a 10 week class ban and alleged bias in study halls. Harris backed the 30 year veteran, denying allegations he pressured parents not to attend a board meeting. Dwight Cottrell, the student involved, said teachers have since harassed him and a science class incident escalated after a minor whispered during a film.
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Fraud scheme promises S10 profit for fifty cents
A garbled note describes a man promising a ten dollar profit to anyone who sends fifty cents. The federal government, aware of the deficit, takes interest in the scheme. Details reportedly continue on Page 17.
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Lorain County man honored for conservation work
A Lorain County man received a statewide conservation award today from the Outdoor Writers of Ohio for developing a 188 acre area near Grafton featuring nine lakes. The honor recognizes his lasting impact on local natural resources and outdoor recreation.
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Apple Pie Mastery Sparks Science Student Rise
A teenage science student turned kitchen innovator proves algebraic approach cuts guesswork in baking apple pie. Readers are directed to Page 8 for details on her method and the Supnce Days judges praise.
Cuban situation worsens since last July and impacts policy
The narrative notes the Cuban situation has deteriorated since July, with focus on political implications and responses discussed by readers and commentators.
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U S and Soviet may discuss Berlin talks soon
Washington reports both nations may renew exploratory talks on Berlin within the near term. Officials consider a proposal from Russia for Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador to meet again to see if a basis exists for full scale East West negotiations on the explosive issue. The State Department has sounded out its principal aides.
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Fragmented Weather and Cold Fronts Shape Ohio Forecast
Northeastern Ohio experiences a trend of increasing cloudiness with a cool day, light snow possible, and temperatures slipping toward single digits. Sunrise around 7:22, sunset, moonrise later. average period temperature near freezing with a brisk breeze from the northwest. Concurrently, reports note diplomatic activity with the Soviet Union, French and West German diplomats, and a push for talks as tensions persist in Europe.
Venezuelan hijacked ship spotted by US Navy plane
Venezuelan freighter Anzontega hijacked by Communist militants four days earlier was seen by a US Navy patrol plane north of Surinam. Venezuelan destroyers were ordered to intercept as three ships pursue the vessel moving southeast away from Cuba, potentially to Brazil or asylum.
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U S offers training for Cubans
The Department announced a program to train Cuban officers and soldiers at Fort Jackson near Columbia. The offer targets members of Brigade 2506 captured during the Bay of Pigs invasion. About 200 Cuban refugees are eligible for spartan training as part of the new program, with an estimated cost of about 55 million for facilities and training.
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Summit talks seen as only path to break disarmament deadlock
Western and Soviet negotiators at the Geneva talks pressed for a breakthrough on disarmament and nuclear test bans as Kennedy and Khrushchev faced pressure to show progress. US envoy De Fester engaged with Western oil allies while Moscow warned that Western acceptance of Soviet inspection terms was essential for any verifiable test ban. The stake is a stabilizing result before any further Cold War confrontation.
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Ohio plans 400 million park recreation push taxes proposed
Ohio officials outlined a 400 million capital plan for recreation and resources in a push funded by a two cent per fifth liquor tax. The plan includes parks, water sites, and tourism boosts with matching federal funds and new state administration controls shifted to the Department of Natural Resources.
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National hero tired of it all ends in desertion case
The Army investigates Watson a Medal of Honor recipient from World War II era. He faced desertion charges after leaving Ft Sill and has been hospitalized during ongoing medical treatment. At Marked Tree Arkansas his wife and nine year old son were staying as the case unfolded.
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