De Gaulle Recognizes Red China Sparks Western Tension
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle plans to recognize Red China despite U.S. denunciations and possible break with Nationalist China. He remains silent ahead of Friday news conference as diplomats note aim to broaden France's independent role and alter Asian power balance by ending 15 year isolation.
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Sen Margaret Chase Smith Persists In White House Bid
Sen Margaret Chase Smith, a 66 year old Maine senator, prepared to campaign for the presidency at the Republican convention in July. She aimed to secure her home state’s delegates and a favorite daughter nomination, planning to spend the week in quiet campaigning to broaden support beyond the men’s club at the White House.
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Snow Forecast Gives Area Another Inch Expected
A weather report predicts roughly one more inch of snow today. Cold conditions continue with lows near zero and highs around freezing, as commuters brace for slick roads and wintery travel.
Northeastern Ohio Weather: Snow Flurries and Cold Span
Mostly cloudy and windy with much colder air and snow flurries in Northeastern Ohio. Heavy squalls near Lake Erie bring up to three inches of fresh snow today, high temperatures ranging 14 to 22. Clearing tonight and colder, with light flurries. Wednesday brings fair skies and rising temperatures as mean period temperature settles around 26 degrees.
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Palermo widow expects life insurance payout for slain deputy
Mrs Elizabeth Palermo daughter Louise colonizes funds after Lorain County Deputy John Palermo was killed by a mental patient. She expects about 7000 from two life policies and notes possible Social Security and veterans benefits. Mortgage on their home at 1957 Nichols Ave remains about 9000, with Palermo making payments. Contributions to the Palermo Fund care of The Chronicle Telegram.
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Atlanta Faces Threat of New Racial Protests
United Press International reports a militant band of young Negro leaders vows more demonstrations in Atlanta amid three straight nights of mass protests. Police kept factions apart as 96 demonstrators were hauled away. 20 more protested at city hall, shouting for Bo to jail. About 209 people had been detained over the three days, and Dick Gregory was jailed again. News also notes Negro groups asking NASA head James E Webb to cancel a dinner appearance and a federal judge allowing Birmingham desegregation to proceed slowly rather than rush.
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New Evidence Due In Race Slaying Case
Jackson prosecutors announce new evidence in a high profile race slaying. A courtroom recess reveals plans to call about 23 witnesses with testimony described as major and not previously public.
Marina Oswald thanks U S on TV amid donations
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, appeared on a national TV show to thank Americans for donations exceeding 35900 dollars. She spoke with limited English but expressed a wish to stay in Texas, said she would study English, and noted she wants to live here with her children while observing facts about her husband's involvement.
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Eisvia teachers face existential anxiety day by day
A Toledo psychologist warns Eisvia teachers about growing existential anxiety that schools must address amid rising stress, urging district action to support students and staff before burnout spreads.
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Woodards escape bid bared in Lorain County case
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court today a jailed rapist murderer's escape attempt at Lorain County Jail was revealed by Henry Zieba. A cloth rope blade shard pencil with string and shoe piece were found in Woodards cell along with marks on bars, plus contraband items in unlikely places. Deputies testified to the scene and the state may call more deputies to counter defense claims of a peaceful inmate.
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Draft Lodge movement plans to aid 1948 bid
Washington reports Robert Mullin, national coordinator of the Draft Lodge movement, will unveil the drive this afternoon and open a state headquarters for Lodge. Former U S ambassador to the United Nations and 1944 vice presidential candidate, Mullin leads the effort while J O'Donnell Jr is named chairman. Formal release set for 2 p.m. at 73 Public Square in Cleveland.
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Bank burglary call fools Wichita Falls police
An excited caller claimed two men burglarized Parker Square State Bank. Bank president C B Johnson was alerted and officers surrounded the building, but the two supposed robbers were revealed to be janitors.
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