Air Force Says C-118 Set Afire By Soviet Fliers
The Air Force reported a C-118 transport was set ablaze by two Soviet MiG fighters during a June incident. Five crew members parachuted to safety while four attempted an emergency landing, then the nine crew were detained in Soviet Armenia for ten days before release.
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Lawyers Say He Is Exhausted In House Influence Probe
Washington UPI reports Bernard Goldfine, a millionaire ally of Sherman Adams, was excused from testifying as lawyers said he is suffering physical and mental exhaustion. The move came as the House influence investigation unfolded with Goldfine's status in question.
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UPI
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Freed Airmen Due In Germany Today
Nine American airmen freed Monday by the Soviets after ten days in Armenia arrive in Wiesbaden Germany to report on their capture by Soviet fliers who forced their DC6 to land in Russia. Families await official reports before reunion. Nine others remain in Communist hands in Europe as negotiations stall.
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Ike Arrives In Canada for Talks With Diefenbaker
President Eisenhower arrived in Ottawa for a three day visit and fence mending discussions with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. His plane Columbia ITT landed at Uplands Airport at 1053 a m. Governor General Vincent Massey, Diefenbaker and officials welcomed him as a large crowd waved flags.
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John Foster Dulles
Northeast Ohio Weather Update With Rain Ending This Afternoon
Cloudy and cool with rain ending this afternoon. Highs near 74 to 78, clearing and cooler tonight with a low around 60. Wednesday turns mostly sunny and warmer with a Monday range of 67 to 74. Sunrise 6 02 am, sunset 9 02 pm. Light variable winds shifting to west-northwest, 5 to 18 mph this afternoon, diminishing tonight. Scattered showers today mainly in the eastern portion, ending tonight.
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Khrushchev Cheered In East Germany
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Berlin for a Communist Party meeting that could push a new terror campaign against independents like Yugoslavia and Poland. He was greeted by a spontaneous ovation from thousands of East German workers mobilized by party chiefs. East German leaders welcomed him as loyal Stalinists, reinforcing his shift from liberal ideas and following the execution of Hungarian leader Imre Nagy. Party and government workers were mobilized to ensure the reception, with notable attendees including Otto Kuusinen and Mikhail Pervukhin.
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Spanish Quints Fail To Survive
TUDELA Spain Mrs Maria Flor Vicente 28 rested comfortably a day after giving birth to quintuplets Monday Three of the quints were born dead and the other two died moments after birth Attending doctors said the babies were born two months prematurely.
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Runaway Girl Held As Policeman Killer
LEWISTON Maine UP T police say a 14 year old girl who ran away from home shot and killed a policeman Monday night after he tried to take her into custody The girl warned keep those flat feet away from there before firing a 22 caliber bullet She fled into the woods after breaking into a hunter s cabin where she took a rifle and ammunition Investigators said a murder warrant would be sought for the girl and her mother defended her saying I don t blame the girl police reported the deputy who spoke to United Press International said they did not expect her to shoot and she had warned them earlier
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Jobless totaling 5.437 million marks June high
Unemployment rose to 5.437 million in June, a 17 year high, with nearly two million students and new graduates entering the labor market. Government figures show a 533 thousand rise from May, farm hiring up, factory payrolls up 440 thousand, and the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate slipping to 68 percent.
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Black River Saga Props Hunt Gathers Wide Demand
John and Mary Richards chair the prop hunt for the play Black River Saga. A gigantic search gathers hundreds of items from a wagon wheel to dance hats and locomotives to stock the production.
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City to place $1.75 million sewer bond on ballot
City Council approved a resolution to place a $1.75 million sanitary sewer bond issue on the November ballot. The plan would extend trunk sewers citywide and improve the existing system, with discussions lasting about 20 minutes among sewer and finance committee members and the administration.
Accusations Cast by Union Agent Enter Local Conflict
Francis P. Penn accuses Szuhy and James Byrd of rigging nominations and misusing funds in Local 788 Lorain County Labor Union. Szuhy rejects, calling the charges vicious slander, while Penn seeks immediate legal action. The project financing shifts from anticipation notes to direct bonds, subject to November election approval.
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Szudy
Beirut bombing at department store kills and wounds many
A rebel bomb exploded in a crowded five story Beirut department store, killing at least two and injuring 40 to 50. Police say many more probably died. The blast shattered windows, drove glass into streets, and killed a truck driver nearby. No Americans were involved. The incident follows regional isolation moves as Turkey closes borders with Syria and Iraq and Jordan consider similar actions.
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Camille Chamoun
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Britain
New Demands Delay Release Of 30 In Cuba
In Havana rebel demands delayed freeing 30 American servicemen as Castro forces planned to release the last four kidnapped civilians before nightfall. Rebels want a high level negotiator and earlier sought to meet U S Ambassador Earl Smith. Sixteen hostages freed so far include three Americans and one Canadian, with the remaining group to be freed within days as communications falter among scattered rebel bands.
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Water Lines Inadequate Prompt Action By Oberlin Council
Oberlin council declares many water lines not adequate and moves to limit taping reforms. Report notes the issue on page one with mention of civic health and safety considerations. Also mentions 4-H club winners and 1968 operating target decisions, bond study, and polling chief pay hikes discussed on later pages.
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Varain Connect
Baltimore Ad Tax Ruled Unconstitutional by Judge
Judge Joseph L. Carter ruled Baltimore city advertising taxes unconstitutional and violative of freedom of the press. The city solicitor said an appeal to the state high court will be filed. The tax, repealed after six weeks, faced rebates lawsuits and a legislative move to bar single-business taxation.
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Pinballs Gone At Columbus
UPI reports Columbus banned pinball machines. by deadline police found no machines, dealers say most games shipped overseas. Supreme Court refused to review the ordinance last month ending pinball in the city. The text then veers into unrelated classified ad copy and a stray older case.
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