Castro Starts Church Grab
Havana authorities moved militia units to seize religious sites as part of a broader invasion scare led by Fidel Castro. The regime ordered guards around city approaches and claimed U.S. aggression, while U.S. diplomats prepared to depart Cuba.
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Elyria Girl Wins Taylor University Music Scholarship
Marylee Sweet, a Taylor University freshman from Elyria, receives the Wayhinger Memorial Music Scholarship for the second semester and 1961-62 first semester. The award honors Dr. L Monroe Wayhinger and requires high academics and an audition. Sweet majors in piano and plays violin in the Symphonic Band.
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Two Prisoners Escape Lima State Hospital
Two inmates at the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane escaped while working outside the prison gates. Identified were Charles M. Bethas, 41, from Cuyahoga County, and Larry Yaney, 30, from Coldwater. Both had been transferred from Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus.
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Cuyahoga County
Larry Yaney
Coldwater
Strongsville Collision Injures 12
A Greyhound bus rear ended a tractor trailer on U S 42 in Strongsville. Two people were hospitalized Patricia Dunkle and Margaret Reynolds. Bus driver Hosea Taylor was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance. Nine other passengers and Taylor were treated and released.
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Medina
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Brunswick
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Weirton
W. Va
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Nelsonville
Strongsville Blvd
Taylor
State Ups Mentally Ill Costs
The Health and Welfare Department announces higher daily rates for state mental health facilities in Ohio. Rates rise across psychiatric institutes in Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Lima with per day charges increasing from 14 to 18 dollars in several facilities. Hospitals and receiving centers also see higher daily costs, reflecting increased and improved services.
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