Sally estate discovers 140 acres ownership in Black River forks
Trustees of the Ely Estate reveal ownership of 11.3 miles of Black River forks, preserving control since the estate's founding. Bank co trustee General reaction is WOW as Mrs Sally Ely signals readiness to negotiate any interfered river property. The discovery ties back to a 1958 mayoral controversy over revetment plans and ownership boundaries near Elyria.
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Ely
Black River
William Cromling
First National Bank
Arthur
Sally) Ely
William A. Ely
Cromling
Mrs. Ely
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Medical Arts Building, Inc
Keys
Robert Kleinoeder
Erie readers weigh Perry anniversary question
CT columnist Don Miller questions Erie celebrations of Commodore Perry’s 150th anniversary noting the victory occurred in waters off Ohio and Perry only paused at Erie to refill water casks. The column appears on the Dividend Pages page 16.
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Erie
Commodore Perry
Don Miller
Ohio
Perry
Miller
Model Engine Hobbyist From East River St. Man
An East River Street resident with a 37 year career at National Tube in Lorraine extended his work into a hobby by building model engines. He recently completed his 24th model. Details appear on the Dividend Pages Page 17.
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East River St
National Tube
Loraine
Elyria Streetlight Dimout Casts Light On City Finances
In Elyria the dimout of streetlights has spotlighted the city finances as Charles J. Hostetter continues his Dividend Page series. Circling the Square appears on Page 16 with municipal financing guidance.
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Elyria
Charles J. Hostetter
Heated meet over councilman's job in South Amherst
South Amherst prepares for a heated council meeting over the status and duties of a councilman's position. Community residents and local officials anticipate debate, with questions about qualifications and impact on governance and spending.
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South Amherst
Rhodes plan may spark interstate economic rivalry
In Columbus the Rhodes administration faces questions about using state economic development funds to create a commercial war among Ohio communities. Chamber officials and Governor Rhodes staff discussed avoiding advantages to any one region as debate on the bill continues.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Chamber of Com
Chamber
Wilson
Weather and economic notes from Ohio forecast
Northeastern Ohio faces cloudy skies with intermittent snow turning heavier Sunday. Several inches of accumulation expected tonight and Sunday. Warmer today fading tonight with temperatures near 19 to 25. Windy and colder Sunday. George Wilson of the Department of Industrial Development says the economic development bill aims to create about 200 new jobs in Ohio and will include safeguards and financing adjustments using local banks and state sources. The meeting with the chamber was the first chance to question the administration about its bills and plans.
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Ohio
JET Co
George Wilson
Per
Department of Industrial
Onomic Development
Wilson
Chamber
Industrial Financing Commission
Airmen search continues after plane crash in Maine
In northern Maine near Westover AFB, a B52 jet crashed and eight crew members were missing after an arctic ground search. Lt. Col. Dante Span and Maj. Robert J. Morrison were located, while five others remained unaccounted for as rescue teams scoured the Bangor area for survivors amid subfreezing temperatures and snowfall.
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Greenville
Maine
UPI
Westover
Dow Air Force
Bangor
MEM Ulilu
Walker Air Force
Col
Dante
Ohio Development Authority
Roswell
Cherry
Research and Development
Joe R. Simp
Gerald L. Adler
Oeneta Va
Lson Jr
Jackson, Miss
Ore
Robert J. Hill
Ciee
Indianapolis
Ind
hospital-Jr
Joplin
Lepital Jtr
Moonrise
Walker
Herbert L. Hanson
Charles
Tess
Se- Force Base
Mass
Leuchter
Denver
Cola
Walker Afb
Michael F. P. O'Keefe
Wilson
Bronx
N.Y
Italian premier says Jupiter missiles to be replaced by Polaris
Premier Amintore Fanfani announced in a chamber debate that U S Jupiter missiles will be withdrawn from Italian soil and replaced by sea based Polaris missiles. President Kennedy had disclosed a similar plan in Washington. Fanfani said submarines will carry Polaris and will not operate from Italian bases.
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Rome
UPD
Aminjlore Fanfani
U.S
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
Ohio Weather Forecast Promises More Snow
Ohioans enjoyed a brief lull from bitter arctic cold as low pressure over Oklahoma and Texas was forecast to move toward Ohio. Forecasters warned northern counties could see more snow tonight and Sunday while southern counties may experience a mix of snow or freezing rain.
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United Press International
Dockers Return to Work After ILA Order Across Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast dock workers resume duties after an ILA back-to-work order though some locals resisted. Galveston agreement yields 39 cent wage rise and a study of gang-size dispute amid ongoing negotiations. Texas crews could be back by Sunday as Shell Roxana refinery shutdown ends in tentative accord after 161 days of strikes.
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West Gulf Coast
Ralph Massey
West Gulf District
ILA
Sen
Wayne)Morse
Willard) Wirtz
Texas
Shell Oil Co
Roxanna, Ql
M. D. Harmon
Oil Workers Council
Kennedy halts Boeing machinists strike with injunction
President Kennedy intervened to stop a potential Boeing Aircraft Co. strike by the International Association of Machinists threatening to idle about 40,000 workers. The injunction orders employees to stay on the job during the Taft-Hartley cooling off period. The move aims to prevent a national safety risk and keep defense and space work flowing at Boeing sites.
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Seattle
Wash
CPN
Kennedy
National Safety
Boeing Aircraft Co
International Association of Machinists
LAM
Boeing
Shell
Robert Wagner
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Refugees recount terror under Castro regime in exile
Nearly 1,300 Cuban refugees arrived by ship and plane to Miami sharing tales of executions without trial, sabotage, and fear of police. They described loss of homes and property, sugar cane sabotage, and a regime they say invites emigration to escape oppression.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Balderno Beloso Acosta
Cubaso
Castro
Aurora Margarita Piedra Vasquez
Jovellanos
Matanzas
Jose Paz
Havana
Paz
Vincent Meneses
Meneses
Sid Castro
Shirley Sykes
Port Everglades
Here
Senate panel hears assurances on surveillance of ships to Cuba
Secretary of State Rusk and CIA Director McCone testified behind closed doors that every conceivable means of surveillance is being used to learn cargoes arriving in Cuba from Soviet bloc ships. The testimony followed a Senate Foreign Relations Committee session on Latin American affairs with related notes on Soviet military buildup and possible OAS actions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Dean Rusk
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Rusk
Forein
Carlos M. Muniz
Latin America
Organization of American States
OAS
Foreign Relations
Sen
John . Stennis
D-Miss
Williams Wins Custody Of Poodle In Santa Ana Case
In Santa Ana California Elmer L Williams and his estranged wife Vera fought over custody of their pet poodle A judge ruled the dog goes to Williams with Vera allowed weekend visits Williams is cited as the petitioner while Vera sought shared access to the pet in the court action reported by UPI
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Santa Ana
Calif
Elmer L. Williams
Vera
Williams
UPI
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