No Turnpike Speed Increase, Goldthorpe Tells Commission
Columbus report says Judge Goldthorpe urged keeping the Ohio Turnpike speed limit at 65 for cars and buses, predicting higher speeds would raise deaths. Turnpike Chairman Shacknessy opposed raising limits for buses and called for a feasibility study, noting state highways may soon hit 70.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike
David R. Goldthorpe
Oberlin
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
James W. Shacknessy
Turnpike Commission
Shocknessy
Goldthorpe
Kennedy returns from Europe with aims to strengthen Western alliance
President Kennedy, after a 13,000 mile European tour, returns to a busy White House schedule. He flew from Naples to Andrews Air Force Base arriving early morning and heads to a Cabinet meeting to discuss civil rights and his West German Ireland Great Britain Italy mission. Kennedy plans a quiet weekend at Hyannis Port following July Fourth work.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Europe
Russia
Naples
Italy
Andrews Air Force Base
Azores
West Germany
Ireland
Great Britain
Air Force
Air Force One
Hyannis Port
Mass
Wind blamed for Mohawk Airlines crash near Rochester
Survivors say strong gusts caused the Mohawk Martin 404 crash during a storm after takeoff from Rochester Airport bound for White Plains and Newark. Seven killed, 36 injured, eight on danger lists in Rochester area hospitals.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPID
Mohawk Airlines
New York State Commission On Human Rights
White Plains
Newark
Macmillan winds up foreign policy debate in Commons
In London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan wrapped two day foreign policy debate with a defense against charges of security scandals. He faced opposition leader Harold Wilson who pressed for a minister for security and questioned the Philby case linked to the Profumo affair.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wich
Giuseppe Martelli
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Harold
Kim) Philby
Wilson
Commons
Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Russia
Beirut
Lebanon
Profumo
Labor Party
Ward
Christine Keeler
Soviet UN officers, spouses held in major spying case
Four people, including a Soviet UN personnel officer and his wife, were arrested in New York and Washington on charges of conspiring for six years to steal U S military secrets for the Kremlin. They face possible death penalty if convicted and were linked to a larger spy ring with secret drops and coded messages.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Kremlin
FBI
New York
Queens County
State Department
Gennadiy Sevastynov
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
Alexsandria
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
India
Canada
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Joy Ann Garber Baltch
FSI
Balth
Joy
Ann Garber
Norwalk
Conn
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook This Week
Considerable early morning cloudiness near Lake Erie then mostly sunny, cooler and less humid today. Fair cooler tonight with a low around 50 to 55. Thursday partly cloudy with little temperature change. Tuesday temperatures range from 74 to 93, with a year ago Tuesday at 56 to 73.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lorain Legion Refuses to March in City Parade
The Canadian Legion, a Lorain veterans group, declines to take part in the Independence Day parade tomorrow. Informed sources note tomorrow is not Canada’s Independence Day.
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Lorain
Canadian Legion
Canada
C-7 to observe national holiday
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish tomorrow for the Fourth of July holiday. Publication will resume Friday, July 6.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria employment picture improves despite national stats
Elyria reports a positive local employment outlook on the first page with the second section noting gains despite broader national statistics. The edition also mentions zoning changes in Eaton Township and a Lorain bond proposal for recreation facilities.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Khrushchev Holds Nuclear Test Ban Talks in East Berlin
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev offered to sign a nuclear test ban now with underground tests allowed and urged a simultaneous non aggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. He left unclear if the package hinges on a Western pact, with Frankfurt on the Oder speech to follow before Moscow talks.
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Khrushchev
Frankfurt-on-the- Oder
East
NAACP in Elyria Pushes for Full Integration
Elyria NAACP executive committee outlines that minor gains exist but no complacency until complete integration is achieved. They back a biracial committee under Mayor Neeson and vow nonviolent demonstrations like sit ins and marches to pressure progress while retaining final judgment on local adequacy. Chapter officials include President George Short and others.
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Elyria
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles VY. Neeson
Elytia
NAACP
George Short
John Howard
Thelma Adams
William Reed
Lou Heathy
John Katko
R. J. Gordon
Elizabeth Mitchell
September draft call set at 12 000 men in 1960s
The Defense Department set the September draft call at 12 000 men matching the August figure. The September-August calls are the highest since 15 000 inductees during the Berlin crisis in January 1962.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Berlin
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Richard M. Dennis
Redbank
N.J
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Wilmington
Del
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Pelham
Sylvania Electric Products Corp
Lee O'Dell
Westport
Cos Cob
Lee Davenport
State Human Rights Commission
Lloyd Trent
Southliff
N.C
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Tuckahoe, Nly
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Croton and Hudson, MY
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Sylvania
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MacNaughton Publishing Syndicate
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Eaton Township Zoning Commission
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