Unions Reach Terms as Cleveland Newspaper Strike Enters 13th Week
Four unions have settled contracts in the Cleveland newspaper strike with seven still without deals. Teamsters Local 473 reached an agreement with Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer management, while talks among publishers and striking machinists showed progress. Mayor Ralph Locher announced the Teamsters deal and noted remaining issues include compensation for drivers’ deliveries.
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Chronicle Telegram Ohio pricing notice
Public notice prints subscription rates for Lorain County and adjoining counties. Rates listed include Ohio and non Ohio options with annual prices shown.
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Mexican stage actress Maria de la Luz Gi dies at 69
Havana dispatch reports actress Maria de la Luz Gi, 69, died of a stroke on Wednesday. She was known for her work on Mexican stages and earned recognition in regional theater circles.
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Sino-Soviet tensions and Red China ties dominate covert talks
Western sources report the Soviet Union quietly broadening engagement with Red China while scoping economic and political leverage through the United Nations and Afro- Asian Latin networks. Officials note disputes remain unresolved, with Moscow seeking to ease Korea Vietnam Laos and trade blocks without overt exposure.
Khrushchev warns of world war over Cuba and pledges arms buildup
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned last night that an attack on Cuba or any communist country would trigger a thermonuclear world war. He pledged no further concessions in negotiations on a nuclear test ban and said the USSR would continue arming to deter Western threats while urging UN involvement in easing Berlin tensions.
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Paris asks who kidnapped Antoine Argoud
The Paris note reports on the 1961 kidnapping of former French Army colonel Antoine Argoud. He was seized in Munich after a violent confrontation, transported to France, and arraigned in absentia for role in the revolt led by the Secret Army Organization. The case strained Franco German relations amid ongoing Algerian conflict memories.
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Glenn Joins New York Police Night Patrol
John Glenn, famed astronaut and test pilot, completed a five hour Monday night patrol with New York Police to observe urban police work. He described the experience as fascinating, seeing arrests, a domestic dispute, a knifing investigation, and the expulsion of two addicts from a park.
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Keating Plans Stir Rusk McCone Clash Over Cuba
Washington notes a set of Keating recommendations on Cuba drawn up by Senator Keating . The Kennedy White House delays public release after Kennedy through McCone warns harm. Rusk and McCone defend a stronger line while Republicans eye 1964 reelection implications.
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German Defense Minister Von Hassel Sees Unified US Europe
Washington reports say Germany’s Kai Uwe von Hassel told President Kennedy and top officials there are no differences with the United States on European defense. Bonn will push a multilateral sea borne Polaris force, with U S veto power, and Germany plans to rely on U S arms and seek joint European weapons where the U S has less interest.
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