French agents charged in terrorist kidnaping
Paris dispatch reports ex-Army colonel Antoine Argoud accused in a case linking terrorist cells to the OAS. Police say he was betrayed by friends, found beaten in a truck near Notre Dame, and that agents seized him after monitoring a hotel. The incident echoes Nazi fugitive cases in Argentina and West Germany.
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Philo J. Robinson
Argoud
OAS Paris
UPI
Algur
Hie
Naam
Mietian
West Germany
Adolf Fichmann
Argentina
Antoine Ar- Roud
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Mets Notre Dame Cathedral
Poliee
Germany
Paris
France
Mann
Israel
Terran
Vorat
Arpoud
Indo-China
Bas
Moscow
Cuba
Rodion Malinovsky
United States
Ford plants face cutback as cold snap hits production
Ford Motor Lorain Assembly runs four hour shifts and may close if cold weather continues. Ohio Fuel Gas orders a 30 percent cut in industrial gas use for six days to conserve fuel for homes, affecting National Tube Lorain and other plants. About 1,000 Ford workers are impacted as management surveys possible production delays and makes up losses when temperatures rise. MeIntire notes severe winter with prior curtailment patterns and ongoing gas-use reductions for heating in public buildings and schools.
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Ford Motor
Ag Ashift
al Ford
Paspant
Contt
Los
Detrois
Lara Lloyd
Meintin
Campians
Deshes
Bivita
Brian
Priiday
Tornsiolt
General Motors Corp
Bendix Westinghouse
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Snow Later
The forecast calls for mainly sunny skies in Northeastern Ohio with highs near 18 to 24 degrees. Clouding this evening may bring light snow late tonight or Thursday, with gradually moderating temperatures and low around 14 to 18. Long-range temps ease but forecast uncertain as winter power usage and industrial cuts ripple through regional plants and schools.
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Ohio
Israelis accuse Syrians of firing on fishermen
In Jerusalem UPI reports Israeli officials say Syrian fishermen fired on an Israeli boat in the Sea of Galilee region. Officials noted patrols and UN Armistice Commission activity as temp around minus two degrees and nets reportedly stolen near midnight.
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Terusalem
UPI
Israel
Wgelals
Immonset
United Nations Armistier
Amherst School Board Approves 1.1 Million for 1963
Amherst school officials allocate 1.1 million dollars for the 1963 budget. The decision appears in the second section of page 9 of the state newspaper edition. The article notes ongoing financial planning and district priorities for the coming year.
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Amherst School Board
Castro faces dismal future as Rusk warns in Texas talk
Secretary Rusk told Texas audiences that Castro has no future and Cuba cannot use arms outside its borders. He warned a renewed Soviet military stance in the hemisphere and urged the Cuban people toward a non Leninist path, stressing that the Castro regime brings misery and isolation.
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Castro
Rusk
Texas
Alex Adwan
Cuba
Rusk Einston
UFI
Conimous
Dremier
Fidel Castro
Vreum
Iik
Ton
Heavy interest alters cage plans for semifinals
The Enyria Seronal Class AA Basketball Tournament semifinals were moved to two nights due to unusual spectator interest. Dean, athletics director, announced the schedule shift, with the Midview Ridgeville winner facing North Olmsted Wellington on Wednesday and the FC Flynn Catholic winner meeting Westlake Olsted Falls in Friday’s lower bracket. The Midview Ridge game will start at 8 p.m. to accommodate the school’s following day. Ticket sales for Elyria Flynn Catholic are limited, and further returns may not open more seating.
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Enyria
Dean
Grid High School
Midview
Westlake-Olysted Falls
Midaveek
Laugh a little during a bizarre LA robbery nose dial
Lawrence Allen, owner of a Los Angeles hot dog stand, was handcuffed and gagged by robbers who taped his mouth and forced him to call for help with his nose on a nearby telephone, signaling police.
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Lawrence Allen
Los Angeles
Relief for wives bill passes to aid deserted husbands wives
The House approved a bill enabling a woman whose husband deserted her to deduct child care expenses under the Internal Revenue Code. Currently working widows may deduct up to 600 dollars for care of a child under 12 or a dependent unable to care for himself.
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Washington
House
High court to reexamine school prayer case
The Supreme Court weighs cases from Baltimore and Philadelphia on the legality of school prayer and Bible readings in public schools. Arguments focus on the 1960s rulings, with plaintiffs Madalyn Murray O Harris and the Schempp family challenging mandatory prayers and Bible verses. The Court’s decision could reaffirm or alter First Amendment separation of church and state.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Congress
Baltimore
Phila
Delphia
Board of School
Schempp
Abington Township
Black
Medina clerk charged with starting fire
Medina Municipal Court clerk Ann Thiem 42 of Brunswick was charged with arson in the $27,000 Municipal Court fire on Feb 16. She admitted embezzling about $2,000 in court funds since 1959 while held on $10,000 bond awaiting preliminary hearing, denied arson, and faced a pending hearing as prosecutors note circumstantial evidence supports the arson charge.
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Medina
Terday
Ann Thiem
Francis Blvd
Brunswick
Medina County
Hazen
Thiem
Annantine
South Court
St. Hauid
Jack A. Finegold
Cleveland
Thier
Economy Savings and Loar
Western Auto
Co. Sore
Hazer
jState Auditor's
Court Offic
American Legion
North Cou St
Probate Juvenile Court
Gre
Miaishal
Richard McMennis
Greaes
Oscar
Cleveland Automobile
McMennis
Arson Suspected in Williamson Mine Blaze
A coal mine near Williamson West Virginia was struck by an early morning fire that halted resumption plans and caused about $175,000 in damage. Authorities say the blaze was deliberately set and arson is suspected.
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Williamson
W. Va
UPDN
Soviet scientist debunks frozen lizard revival claim
In Moscow a Soviet professor denounced a tale of reviving a 5,000 year old Siberian triton as pure fantasy. Lev Losino-Losinsky warned the writer not to misrepresent science, while Moscow Radio and Neva magazine tied the claim to his work, which he says shows no success in deep freezing life.
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Moscow
UPI
Siberia
Lev Losino-Losinsky
Cosmic Biology
Leningrad
Institute of Cytology
Losino-Losinsky
Siberian
Moscow Radio
Neva
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Columbia
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Girl Scout News
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Wellington
Kathy Magness
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