De Gaulle Outs US From Europe Rebuff Joins UK Market Veto
Secretary of State Rusk told the House Foreign Relations Committee that President de Gaulle aims to remove American presence from Europe. He said France would likely veto Britain’s bid to join the Common Market, while West Germany pressed for U.S. military and nuclear cooperation to defend Berlin and counter French anti American moves.
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De Gaulle-Khrushchev grand design report denied
UPI report says the State Department knows of no offer by Charles de Gaulle to Nikita Khrushchev as claimed by Arbeiderbladet. Western capitals deny the plan to demilitarize satellites and withdraw U.S. forces, while acknowledging possible elements of truth amid overstatement.
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De Gaulle blocks Britain entry to European Market
France vetoes Britain's bid to join the European Common Market after crisis talks among five member nations collapse. De Gaulle insists no special provisions. U.S. pressure and fears about Atlantic alliance rise as Erhard and others concede hopes are gone.
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Western Reserve principal resigns amid district turmoil
Earnest Lohman, in his second year as Western Reserve High School principal, resigns effective Thursday and will teach at Bowling Green State University. Gale Bachelder becomes acting principal as Executive Head Thomas Lasley and staff adjust during the district’s transition to a new high school next fall.
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Kennedy presses broad education bill amid church state clash
President Kennedy proposed a sweeping education package to Congress aiming to double federal school aid and expand outputs for classrooms labs libraries and teacher training. He pitched targeted, four year funding with new college grants while avoiding direct control of schooling and preserving local and state roles.
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Lorain County workers begin retraining for auto screw jobs
Fifteen unemployed Lorain County men train at Elyria High School for automatic machine screw operator roles under a Manpower Development and Training Act program. ODJTA officials say the project funds and job-search aid, with workers paid unemployment benefits only if eligible, and daily classes run Tuesday through Saturday evenings and mornings. Industry reps from Western Automatic Machine Screw Co and Elyria Manufacturing Corp monitor progress as local need for skilled operators grows.
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Where to turn LLYRLVS ADULT Fans at games
A column report by Sports Fidd for Bill Alivss discusses unruly adult fans at basketball games. The piece notes community concerns raised by SOUTH AMHERST Councilman over dog-related disputes and local village snare removal. It also references prejudice claims against some churches and directs readers to page 18 and the second section for details.
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Rival Claims and Tension Rise in Southeast Asia
News brief notes mounting tension over competing claims in Southeast Asia with mentions of Indonesia Britain Malaya and the Philippines. It references border disputes over Borneo Sarawak North Borneo and Brunei and an Indonesian army stance amid regional upheaval.
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Poet laureate Robert Frost dies at 88 in Boston
American poet Robert Frost, longtime friend of presidents and a symbol of international goodwill, died at 88 at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a seven week battle with complications from major surgery. His passing follows a life marked by four Pulitzers and notable Cold War exchanges with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
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