Washington Cuba pullout rumors and Elyria gas franchise vote
Washington weighs Russian troop pullout from Cuba while Elyria plots a four year gas franchise with price linked increases. The plan raises residential bills about 52 cents monthly and adds a fuel cost clause. Dayton case drops drug charges against John Radican amid a narcotics conspiracy trial in federal court.
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Officials attend session on Cuba troop pullout
Washington reports say the Lower Lion informs the United States it will withdraw several thousand Cuban-based troops by March 15. Kennedy awaits Moscow word on Soviet forces withdrawal as secret talks with congressional leaders unfold. Khrushchev may trade 1,000 Soviet combat troops for U.S. withdrawals, officials speculate.
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Powell Faces Tight House Budget For Education Panel
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell returns to Washington after a Puerto Rico trip to seek 697000 for the House Education and Labor Committee for 1963 64. Expect cuts of about 200000 as Patman and Walter press for smaller budgets across committees. Powell’s allies warn against singling him out while critics cite past investigations and his conduct.
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Elyria City Council acts on fire station plans
Elyria city leaders consider changes to fire station methods and location as part of ongoing municipal services, with discussion focusing on deployment and funding. Officials expect updates after review by committees and the council.
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Rezoning injunction ordered in Elyria case
A petition filed by Qair Dornen challenges a 132 acre zoning change north of West River and Route 57 from R-1 to B-3. A temporary injunction was granted by Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly pending a hearing.
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Russia takes firm stand at new disarmament talks
At Geneva the Soviet Union refused to budge from a take it or leave it demand on conditions for a nuclear test ban treaty. U.S. Britain and Soviet negotiators met informally over lunch as Sen. Hubert Humphrey called the session fruitful but no shift. neutrals pressed for priority and a compromise policing proposal emerged toward resuming formal negotiations.
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Belem Awaits Surrender Of Venezuelan Freighter
Rebels who seized the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui last week in the Caribbean head toward the Amazon River mouth under Brazilian escort to surrender. The ship anchored near Macapá with plans to dock upstream. a Brazilian corvette guards the route while Venezuela’s FALN claim the action as protest against Betancourt.
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U S pulls back bombers from overseas bases in warning move
The Strategic Air Command pulled a handful of B47 jets from England as a preview of a broader plan to remove U S nuclear bombers from overseas bases. Defense and Air Force views diverge on the pace of base withdrawals as plans shift toward Minuteman missiles and carrier-based systems.
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Castro plays Beijing and Moscow in ideological split
Washington expert Edwin M. Martin testifies Monday that Cuban Premier Fidel Castro is torn between China and the Soviet Union. He says Castro’s heart may be with Peking while his actions align with Moscow, illustrating the ongoing East West split.
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Northwestern Ohio Weather: Cloudy with light snow chances
Forecast for Northwestern Ohio shows cloudy today and tonight with a small chance of light snow. High near 45, low around 30 to 36. Wednesday remains cloudy with light snow flurries and slightly colder temperatures. Sunrise and sunset times noted. average temperature ended at midnight was 28.
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