De Gaulle’s Washington visit challenged by Kennedy
President Kennedy sharply questioned Charles de Gaulle's mistrust of U S defense commitments to Europe during a brisk Washington press conference. Kennedy aligned with Khrushchev, stating France’s reasons do not justify doubt about NATO and signaling U S plans to form a Polaris based nuclear force with Britain, West Germany, and Italy. Also noted was Sen William Fulbright's warning that de Gaulle's stance jeopardizes Western security and unity.
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Reds push for Sunday closing law changes in Ohio
State Rep. Edmund G. James of Noble County says significant effort is needed to craft a new or heavily revised Sunday closing blue law. His House Judiciary Committee is examining proposals to alter the existing Ohio rule.
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Weather swings as cold snap nears and eases
A sharp cold wave grips the area with temperatures dropping to five below last night and a 14 degree improvement from the prior night. Forecasts show a five day span of below normal readings and scattered snow with gradual moderation then another cooling trend next week.
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Ray E. Diederich
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Don Jameson
Elyria Man of the Year and spinoff features
The Elyria edition highlights Jaycee President Edward Murphy as Man of the Year in the first page section while noting a Spencer woman, 34, burned from her home in subzero temperatures. Page four reports Elyria women rescued from an ice pond incident near the west side intersection.
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Edward Murphy
Spencer
West Side
Hirst Page
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio stays sunny today and cool with highs around 10 to 16. Tonight turns increasingly cloudy with lows near 2 to 8. Saturday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow developing. Temperatures show a slight moderation from Thursday to the week’s end. Sunrise is 7 45 a m and moonrise 6 01 p m.
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Kennedy Seeks Unity on Atlantic Nuclear Policy with De Gaulle
President Kennedy urged unity with Britain and France on resisting communism while pursuing a multilateral nuclear force within NATO. He defended Polaris while noting Britain and France may pursue independent capabilities. He said on-site inspections were important in test ban talks and praised Khrushchev’s openness. Congress focused on domestic matters as the foreign policy briefing dominated questions.
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Kennedy presses tax cuts tied to reforms amid opposition
President Kennedy urged Congress to enact both the $136 billion tax cut and reforms, warning that cutting taxes without revenue limits could undermine welfare. Rep. Hale Boggs defended reforms and warned against weakening deductions while industry groups warned of higher costs for oil and gas, home builders, and local taxes as Mills scheduled early hearings for February.
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UPI
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Kenner
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National Welfare Bee
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D-La
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Boggs
Wilbur D Mills
D-Ark
Cooper to Orbit Earth on April 2
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A near manned orbital flight by astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr is scheduled for April 2. The mission is expected to be a day long with a possible 34 hour orbit around the world conducted by the 33 year old Air Force major.
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Air Force
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Ohio cold spell worsens fires and shutdowns across state
United Press International reports a brutal cold wave in Ohio aggravating fires in Defiance and other counties. Temperatures plunged to single digits in the north and teens elsewhere, with water damage and major business shutdowns, including Ford plant idling 3,000 workers. River traffic slowed, roads were open but icy, and several deaths were linked to the cold.
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Cleve
Mercer County
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Clemens
Cleveland
Ohio
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Brook
Toledo
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Cincinnati Weather Bureau
Soviet Military Complex Strength in Cuba Reported
Senators after a secret briefing say Russia has built a powerful military and political base in Cuba. Aiken and Symington describe a growing Soviet presence and complex, with Morse noting many Russians in the air complex. Morse plans further hearings.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
George D. Aiken
R- Vi
Stuart Symington
D - Mo
Symington
Wayne Morse
D - Ore
Senate Foreign Relations
Rusk
MacCone
Kennedy
Fenn prof held in fatal beating case
In Cleveland Ohio a Franklin College professor surrendered to police for questioning in the death of Cleveland Heights businessman Thomas O Connor. O Connor died from abdominal injuries after a party at the professor s apartment that Friday night. Five teenage boys told police they attended the party and were served alcohol and shown lewd pictures. The professor arrived at a police station with his attorney and was held for investigation.
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UPI
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Thomas O'Connor
Cleveland Heights
O'Connor
Lorain official delays signing three engineering contracts
George Zunich, Lorain service director, says he has not signed three city water and sewer engineering contracts, which Council approved over Mayor Mathna's vetoes. Zunich received the contracts Monday from City Solicitor Adrian Bedeski, then created confusion by alternating statements on signing and announcing. He withheld decision as reporters observed.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Adrian Bedeski
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Miss Mouar Uarkuarkuarkuarrrier Aboard Pan Am Flight
UPI reports Pan American World Airways booked a young Fijian girl labeled Miss M for a jet flight stage in Sydney Australia. The incident centers on a staged appearance and raises questions about handling and consent in publicity events.
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