Reds Seek Non-Aggression Pact at Disarmament Talks
At Geneva the Soviet Union formally proposed a binding non aggression pact with Communist Europe. The draft treaty would require the Atlantic and Warsaw pacts to refrain from attack or threat in line with the United Nations charter. Western nations show little enthusiasm. U S negotiator Foster said the gap on a nuclear test ban has deepened and that Moscow avoids direct talks on a treaty.
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Khrushchev Promises Cuban Troop Pullout By March
Khrushchev pledged to remove several thousand troops from Cuba by March 15, a vague offer that keeps congressional pressure high. The White House delays formal comment to avoid complicating the pullout, while Powell breaks silence with sharp rebukes and defends his own actions and payroll.
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LORAIN COUNTY pages reveal welfare and zoning notes
Entry items show Lorain County Welfare Department works program details, Huntington Township land rezoning for manufacturing, plus Elyria section on two high school teams in first round of sectional basketball tournament. Other notes include plaques for Arma fundraising and local medical memos.
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Betancourt to outline anti Red plans for JFK
Venezuelan President Betancourt visits Washington to discuss transforming economic and social structures in Latin America and strengthening Western Hemisphere defense. He praises U S cooperation and warns against Soviet propaganda. Kennedy endorses Betancourt and calls for sustained regional leadership.
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Vietnamese routed rebels near Xom Dinh village
An American backed South Vietnamese army attack drove a Viet Cong battalion from Xom Dinh village about 140 miles south of Saigon, with at least 50 rebels killed. Earlier the Viet Cong attacked two government militia posts in Chuong Thien Province, killing three militiamen and destroying three blockhouses. The unit withdrew as aircraft spotted them.
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Fire flood reveals neighboring blaze in Aston home
Michael Chadburn relaxed by his fireside in Aston when water poured down the chimney flooding his living room. The flood ended as three firemen on the roof found the fire was in the house next door, according to UPI.
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Elyrian drugs case unfolds with Radican testimony
In federal court Dayton, John P. Radican testified about conspiring to import narcotics with Joseph Gargano, Arlie Bush, and William VanDern. He described negotiations, payments, and plans to move drugs to Kentucky, while Bush and Gargano faced separate charges and the trial continued under Judge Carl A. Weinman.
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End of eight day hijacked freighter saga in Brazil
The 5000 ton Venezuelan freighter An montegui seized by Communist rebels eight days earlier sailed to Brazilian waters and surrendered to Brazilian authorities at Santana near Macapa. Marines under Lt. Francisco Medeiros Araujo boarded the ship without incident after diplomatic handling by Orlando Saboya and Brazilian officials.
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Wellington school keeps two eighth graders from science class
The Chronicle Telegram reports Daniel Sauer and Dwight Cottrell were kept out of audience science for about 13 and 11 weeks at Main St School under teacher Robert Gaume. Officials dispute details while parents cite financial hardship and unresolved promises to pay for materials.
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Weather Alert Northeastern Ohio Winds Turn Cold
Northeastern Ohio reports windy conditions with a sharp temperature drop to the low 20s by evening and mid teens tonight. Scattered snow flurries late today and tonight with partly cloudy skies on Thursday. Sunrise 7 16 a.m. sunset 3 06 p.m. Moonrise 4 49 a.m. Noon 2 38 p.m. Average temperature for the period ending midnight was 38 degrees.
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