British Cuba bus deal on despite US concerns
Havana radio said Britain will sell Cuba 400 city buses for over 11 million dollars plus spare parts and 50 interurban buses with repairs. Cuba has five years to pay. Leyland Motors expects a 1 450 bus order with options through 1968.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Turns Windy and Wet
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and windy conditions with rain starting late today or tonight. Temperatures near 28 to 35 Tuesday with a normal high around 34 to 36 and lows near 19 to 23. rain ends Thursday followed by a colder period with occasional snow flurries through the weekend into early next week.
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Lorain man bound to jury in wife's death
Casper Bennett, 48, of 1732 Long Ave is bound over to the Lorain grand jury on a first degree murder charge for allegedly drowning his wife Florence Bennett in a scalding tub at their home on December 20. The preliminary hearing lasted three hours and 20 minutes.
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Goldwater chapter forming in Elyria dinner Monday
Steps toward forming a Goldwater for President chapter in Elyria are set for Monday night led by Booth Bazley Elyria Republican chairman. Sponsorship comes from the Young Republicans of Ohio with George Wright and James Betts among scheduled speakers at the 6 p.m. Hotel Graystone dinner.
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Battey
Arizona
Dislocated Jaw Leaves Giuseppe Lauricella Gaping
In Palermo on May 26, Giuseppe Lauricella opened his mouth and could not close it. Doctors say he must gape for two more days before they can fix the dislocated jaw.
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Giuseppe Lauricella
Oaen
Death of Rep Howar H Baker affects Medicare vote
Representative Howard H. Baker of Tennessee dies at 61 in Knoxville weakening GOP strength on the Medicare bill. Baker’s absence on the Ways and Means Committee raises doubts about passage as hearings resume January 20 and opposition led by Rep Wilbur Mills persists.
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Eugene J Keogh
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Wars & Means Committee
Keogh
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Patrolmen Suspended in Nashville Drag Patrol Incident
Nashville Tennessee UPI reports Chief Hubert Kemp suspended two patrolmen who competed in a drag race with a patrol car on duty Sunday. They face fifteen days without pay and loss of equipment.
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Guce
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Tate
Suuday
Ruby to Submit to Truth Serum in Kennedy Case
Dallas lawyer says Jack Ruby will offer to undergo truth serum testing before the Warren Commission to explain his role in the Kennedy assassination. He claims Ruby offered to the FBI but was refused and may seek federal court access to related reports.
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Perkland Hospital
Johnson calls for budget cut and nuclear restraint
President Johnson announced a surprise federal spending reduction to 97.9 billion for 1965, cutting current-year outlays by 599 million while predicting a 1.9 billion deficit. He urged Russia to cut enrichment output 25 percent and close four plutonium piles as part of a broader arms control push.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Family of five escapes East Berlin by hidden window
A 56 year old contractor and his wife Helen flee with their three sons from a third floor East Berlin flat by a window concealed behind wallpaper. They descended on a rope to West Berlin after police bricked up other escape routes. The mother broke her ankle but the family reached safety.
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UPI
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Bruezberg
Luckover Platz
West Berlin
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Hatch
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Wolfgang
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Michael
Grafton elects Wagner president at first meeting
Medina County health commissioner charged. Grafton council elects Kenneth Wagner president and appoints others at the opening session. Board of Education in Elyria begins the year, bids on school addition, Arthur Pounds chosen president. Lorain County records 44 traffic fatalities last year, up 12 from 1962.
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Kenneth Wagner
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