Cuban UN attache not immune, judge rules
A New York federal judge ruled that Roberto Santiesteban Casanova, a Cuban United Nations delegate, lacks diplomatic immunity and must face trial for conspiring to commit sabotage in the United States. The decision sparks potential appeals and highlights ongoing U S concerns about the UN as a possible cover for espionage.
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Elyria OKs Four-Year Gas Franchise With 62-Cent Monthly Increase
City council reached informal agreement with Ohio Fuel Gas Co to grant a four year franchise raising residential rates by about 62 cents monthly, approximately 3.6 percent over the term. The deal includes a reconnection clause and ties future rate changes to gas cost, with opposition expected from some council members.
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Fred B. Sanford
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Kennedy seeks 98.8 billion budget for fiscal 1964
President Kennedy asks Congress for the largest U S budget ever for fiscal 1964 with either a 98.8 billion outlay and a 10.3 billion deficit or 11.9 billion deficit depending on tax choices. He promotes a 310 billion tax cut plan while stressing defense space and social programs amid mixed Republican reaction.
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Rhodes fires back at critics over dismissals
In Columbus Governor Rhodes defends his order dismissing 3 500 to 4 000 workers as a measure of economy. He rejects Democratic State Chairman Coleman s critique calling it a return to spoils politics. Rhodes says the action was required after taking office Monday.
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Florence Township access study sparks turnpike effort
A fragmented district page notes Florence Township engineers are urged to study access routes as part of a broader regional effort. The item, appearing among a collage of local notices and announcements, signals ongoing civic planning in the area.
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Ponent
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Rhodes Proposes Ohio Development Authority and Regents Board
Gov. Rhodes submits to the General Assembly a major industrial development bill to create an Ohio Development Authority with bonding power, facility purchases, and loans. A nine-member Board of Regents would control higher education, curricula, and new colleges. Hearings set for next week amid 60 plus introduced measures.
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Kennedy Budget Draws Republican Fire in Congress
Republicans denounced President Kennedy's fiscal 194 plan as incredible and radical with a large deficit. They warned tax reforms or higher living costs would erode any tax savings while praising defense and space funding but urging cuts. Senate and House leaders called the budget cynical and a path to a planned deficit, urging economies and closing loopholes.
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Indiana
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Illinois
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Presidential board to hear dock strike talks amid labor unrest
United Press International reports a presidential board will meet both dockers and employers as strikes widen across ports. Longshoremen, printers, and transit workers have walked off, idling tens of thousands of jobs and threatening national commerce. Negotiations continue amid warnings of potential broader cuts.
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McDonnell Aircraft
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Philadelphia
Powers Granted Divorce From Wife in Milledgeville
Former U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was granted a divorce from Barbara Powers after a one hour jury deliberation in Milledgeville Georgia. The court ordered Powers to pay a $59000 cash settlement plus $300 in attorney fees. The verdict noted a finding and Mrs Powers was absent from the courtroom when announced with no visible emotion. Powers testified that while in a Soviet prison his wife neglected him to such a degree that even the Russians became worried.
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UPL
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Barbara
Jnne Powers
Northeastern Ohio Weather Report
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs around 82. Clear tonight and milder, with a few flurries possible. Tomorrow’s temperature range 27 to 42 with a mean of nine degrees for the period ending at 7 am today.
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