Officials deny payroll payment snafu and liquor bill delay
State officials deny a payroll payment snafu while detailing a delay in liquor department bills totaling 344.69 million due through December 31 with about 32 million past due. Brabach cites potential payments of 20 million six weeks earlier if corporations cooperate as Krabach reviews the timeline.
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Brabach
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Khrushchev shifts stance on nuclear test ban talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev offered limited international inspection on Soviet soil to curb nuclear tests and allow foreign personnel to place unmanned monitors. He proposed two to three inspection teams yearly to verify earth tremors without on site tests, signaling a return to a 1961 stance. Talks in New York last week move to Washington with Britain involved.
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Washington
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Kennedy
New York
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U.S
Pravda
London
Cuhan Oassile
Wellington and Lorain News Digest Fragment
A fragmentary wrap of local items notes Elyris teachers urged to boost student capacity, Wellington man pleads innocent to murder, Lorain city employees dispute pay scale, Horvath seeks council seat, a Rev. Burdikoff court appeal, Mayor Neeson cuts car allowance, a serious traffic crash with three critical, and Timms to leave 70,000 to four institutions.
Cold snap at Cleveland as temp hits five below
The morning reading at 8:20 a.m. registered five below zero at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, marking the coldest day of the year and the coldest since January 10, 1962 when minus degrees were recorded according to the US Weather Bureau.
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Ian
Bonn Editor Freed As Pig Looking for Release
UPI reports Der Spiegel editor Hans Schmelz has been released from prison leaving Rueelf Augstein as the only official still jailed. Weather notes show subzero temps with a gradual warming projection. In Dayton two men escaped injury when a small plane flipped at Cox Municipal Airport causing about 8,000 to 10,000 dollars in losses. The crash injured passenger Dr Dennis Snyder.
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Dayton
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Jack W. Halstead
Ilis
Dennis ©. Snyder
Tass Objects to On-Site Nuclear Test Ban Demands
Tass the Soviet news agency attacked American demands for more on-site inspections in Russia describing them as unnecessary while noting mixed reactions from New York and U.S. congressmen. The report quoted Khrushchev and Kennedy texts amid a backdrop of East-West tensions over the test ban and inspections.
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Russia
Bruce Bardy
Beech Sat S
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New York
Theiban
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Bic
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Kennedy forecasts modest upswing amid tax cut debate
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve individual income tax cuts to spur growth while warning that deficits persist. Republicans criticized the plan as fiscally irresponsible, while Democrats argued cuts would lift purchasing power and employment. House and Senate leaders split along party lines as discussions intensified.
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UPI
Kennedy
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Mansfield
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Weather and economics blur in Northwestern Ohio notes
Partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries, very cold, windy conditions in Northwestern Ohio. The forecast mentions a zero to above zero low tonight and a mean temperature of 19 degrees for the period, while political debate centers on a planned July 1 tax reduction and its potential impact on growth and government deficit, with Kennedy predicting resilience against recession. The report blends local weather with national fiscal discussion and references to Congress and President Kennedy.
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Annes
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