Soviet Pressures Sharpen Radio Blockade on China
The article reports intensified Soviet jamming of Chinese broadcasts and Russian language programs from embassies as Sino Soviet talks approach. It notes a Chinese embassy display and a vandalized Chinese News Agency setting, with diplomats and students present and Moscow denying broader jam claims.
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Peking
Ming
China
Voice of America
BBC
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pam Tsu-Li
Moscow State University
NAACP Strategy Talks Under Way in Chicago
United Press International reports six days of strategy conferences in Chicago as the NAACP plans new programs for racial integration. Delegates number 1,500 to 2,000 and will set tactics for advancing equal rights amid national civil rights debates.
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United Press International
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Detroit
Sheffield boy 16 drowns on Canadian vacation
A 16 year old Sheffield Village boy, Jerry Emerick, drowned Saturday while swimming with friends in Georgian Bay near Honey Harbor, Ontario. Emerick was last in line as the group swam in single file when he began to struggle and call for help, despite efforts by Nicholas Schiau to tow him to safety. The incident occurred during a family vacation that brings five families to cottages along Georgian Bay each year.
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Midland
Ont
Sheffield
Jerry Emerick
Joseph Emerick
Hasi River
Georgian Bay
Honey Harbor
William Mohan
Chronicle-Telegram
Emericks
Emerick
Jerry
Nicholas Schiau
Cleveland
Schiau
Ted
National Tube expands Lorain Works with new electric weld pipe mill
National Tube Division of U S Steel will add an electric resistance weld pipe mill at Lorain Works, joining a nearby continuous weld line. Construction starts now and production begins early next fall, with the plant handling forming, welding, sizing, testing, straightening, finishing, and shipping for 2 1 2 to 65 percent outside diameter pipe in light wall. The unit will use advanced nondestructive inspection techniques developed by the division.
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National Tube Division
U.S. Steel
Lorain
Lorain General
Alvin J. Scheel
Scheel
Lorain Works
National Tube
McKeesport
Scheer
Henry J. Wallace
Firelands retirement centers inspect facilities in Ohio
Officers inspect facilities in Columbus and Findlay as first page reports note ZIP mail code system starts without any Zip. An agronomist joins Lorain County agricultural extension staff today. Amherst continues bid for Lorain water on page 30. Cleveland reports Lorain County 17th traffic fatality.
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Firelands Retirement Centers
Columbus
Findlay
Agronomist
Lorain County
Amherst
Lorain Water
Cleveland
Soviet Nuclear Testing Hinted as Talks Loom in Moscow
U.S. officials report possible Soviet nuclear "events" in recent weeks, with the last Soviet test in December. Washington cites a June 12 disturbance in the USSR, unclear if underground or atmospheric, while Kennedy notes the U.S. will resume atmospheric tests only if others do.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
U.S
Moscow
United States
Kennedy
U.S. Atommic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
AFIC
JFK and Mac push three-way plan on test ban Moscow talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan approve a three-way strategy for Moscow talks on a comprehensive and partial nuclear test ban. They outline inspection provisions and discuss NATO nuclear force, India's defense aid, and tensions in Laos and South Vietnam.
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London
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Macmillan
NATO
West Germany
France
India
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Khrushchev Gains Backing Amid East Bloc Unity Rally
Khrushchev received renewed pledges of loyalty from East European leaders ahead of Sino Soviet talks. Czech President Novotny, Polish leader Gomulka, Hungarian Premier Kadár, Bulgarian Premier Zhivkov, and Ulbricht praised Soviet leadership, denying splits over ideology while backing Moscow’s stance.
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Berlin
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Khrushchev
Peking
Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Novotny
Wlacislaw Gomulka
Janos Kadar
Todor Zhivkov
Ulbricht
Five Day Forecast for Northern Ohio Heats Up This Week
Northwest and Northeast Ohio see mostly sunny conditions with a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers today. Highs near 87 to 93, lows around 68 to 74. Cooler, less humid Wednesday and Thursday, then warm again Friday and Saturday.
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Northwest
Ohio
Rain relief eases Elyria water strain amid crop woes
Rain fell Saturday but did little to ease Lorain County crops with corn only fair and wheat at risk. Water pumping totals dropped from a Thursday peak as Elyria officials considered conservation and crews plugged a leaking 30 inch line. Amherst looks to Lorain for water to ease shortages.
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Hopkins Weather Bureau
Lorain County
Lorain County Agriculture Extension
Paul Leidheiser
Leidheiser
HA Uac Ee
Elyria
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Norman J. Humason
Lorain
Meister Rd
Amherst
Candy bar debut at ball parks in 1911
The article notes the candy bar first appeared in major league ball parks in 1911. It mentions spectators unwrapping chocolate coated marshmallows and peanuts, while urging readers to sell unused merchandise via Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ad and provides Elyria and Lorain contact numbers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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