Youth claims he sparked Panama riots over flag raising
A 17 year old, James Jenkins, arrived aboard the S S Cristobal in New Orleans and boasted he raised the American flag at Balboa High School, triggering riots and deaths in Panama. He says the act was planned and that he signed a petition, though he knew little of Panamanian politics. He defends the move and says he personally dislikes the Panamanian flag flown at an American school.
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New Orleans
UPI
James Jenkins
S. S. Cristobal
Panama
Jenkins
Cambridge
Ohio
Balboa High School
Canal Zone
Robert Fleming
Balboa High
Cristobal
Life
Lorain County Highway Plans Total 28.5 Million Outlined
The Lake County edition outlines future Lorain County projects totaling 28.5 million in highway programs. The report notes funding, project scope, and regional impact for transportation improvements across local routes.
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Lorain County
South Dakota ratifies poll tax ban in race for 24th Amendment
South Dakota Senate quickly approved the ratification of the 24th Amendment banning poll taxes, sending it to final certification after unanimous votes. Georgia followed with a similar, rapid Senate approval, both moving toward nationwide enforcement of the voting rights provision.
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District of Columbia
Kansas
Ohio
Strater
Pri
Weather forecast for Northeastern Chi and nearby region
The forecast predicts cloudy conditions with scattered showers by mid today and tonight, low 49 to 53. Tonight turns colder with showers turning to light snow flurries, low 30 to 35. Saturday mostly cloudy and colder with scattered snow flurries. Thursday temperature range 47 to 33. A year ago Thursday ranged from 17 below zero to 15 above. Mean temperature for the period ending last night was 50.
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Chio
Free beagle puppies offered in Fort Worth notice
A note on the Central Airlines bulletin board in Fort Worth Texas offers seven well adjusted beagle puppies for good homes. The mother is registered and the fathers come from solid neighborhoods.
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Fort Worth. Tex
UPN
Central Airlines
Senate tax writers approve $11.5 billion cut amid scramble
Senate Finance Committee members backed the largest tax cut in history despite a frantic day of reversals and excise-tax reversals. The measure, now about $11.5 billion, shifts tax relief to most U.S. taxpayers and corporations with most cuts retroactive to January 1. Meanwhile Soviet envoy Tsarapkin linked France to Geneva talks and urged a nuclear-free Germany before any observation posts.
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Treasury
House
Tsarapkin
Germany
Iron Curtain
Motorist finds pound note under windshield then gas tank emptied
A Salisbury driver left his car overnight in central parking and found a one pound note under the windshield wiper the next morning. He attempted to start the car but discovered someone had drained the petrol from the tank.
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Salisbury
England
Aid mission eyes return to Panama
U S officials weigh resuming Panama aid with safety guarantees while Panamanian authorities promise protection for returning diplomats and embassy staff. Relatives of U S personnel evacuated from Panama begin outbound flights to Charleston, and new evacuees from the canal zone follow as Washington and Panama seek a settlement.
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Panama
Panama City
UPD
Canal Zone
Charleston
C. U.S
Anths
US Peace Corps
Senate Finance Committee Reveals 13.5B Tax Cut Plan
The plan cuts individual income tax rates across the board with retroactive effect this year and phased reductions into 1985. It lowers corporate rates for earnings over 25 000 and trims small business taxes. A new minimum deduction could remove about 15 million from tax rolls, while limits on deductions tighten credits for itemizers. Stock dividends and other provisions are outlined with revenue effects and future steps.
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Washington
UPD
Senate Finance
Jaycees Name Robinson Man of Year in Elyria
Edward A. Robinson 35 an engineer at Westinghouse Automo Brake Co. was crowned 1962 63 Distinguished Young Man of the Year at a Jaycee banquet in Elyria. He serves on the Elyria Progress Committee and Red Cross disaster committee among others and has led local civic efforts.
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Connie Davis
Elsine Junior Chamber of Commerce
Edward A. Robinson
Westinghouse Automo- Brake Co
Jaycee
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Robinson
The
American Red Cross
YMCA
Elyria Daycees
Tite Council
Enria
Fenn College
Western Reserve University
Army
Rita
Belmar Ct
Jeff
Jim
Tom
Andy
George Mircben
Roser. Cheate
Maurice Flood
Ohio
James J. Nance
Nance
Central National Bank of Cleveland
Ohio Research & Development Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
Weather nostalgia and last year’s record cold morn
The piece recalls a brutal regional freeze that hit Lorain County a year ago with readings around minus 19 in Oberlin and nearby areas. Power lines snapped, an eight inch water main burst, cars stalled, and crews faced frozen pipes as public services struggled. Today’s forecast suggests temperatures about 60 degrees warmer with possible rain and light snow later.
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North Ridgeville
Cleveland Hoskins
Oberlin
Lorain-Cuyahoga County
Elyria
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