Kennedy Plan Rejected by Five Rail Unions
Five rail unions in Washington rejected President Kennedy's plan to have Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg arbitrate their four year old work rules dispute with railroads. The unions said the proposal could lead to compulsory arbitration by habit and principle, while the railroads accepted the plan to avert a nationwide strike. The unions offered to seek alternate methods preserving free collective bargaining. Kennedy expressed deep regret that his proposal was not accepted.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Roy E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wolfe
White House
Goldberg
Sewage spills into Plum Creek from unfinished development
Raw sewage from the Plum Creek Development near Columbia has flowed into Plum Creek for three years due to a nonoperational central treatment plant. Officials blame funding and bankruptcy, while county and state health departments pass responsibility. About 50 homes are built, with roughly one third occupied, as plans to fix the plant stall.
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Columbia
Plum Creek
Columbia Hills Garden Estates
Lorain County Health Department
Claude Krueck
State Health Department
Rt. 82
Milo Stearns
Township Master Planning Commission
Columbia Zoning Commission
Stearns
Basil Reynolds
Krueck
Eugene Roberts
Roberts
Lorain Fire Death Probe Continues in Tragic Family Case
Four July 4 deaths at 1824 Lakeview Ave are listed as deaths by own action and three homicides. The state fire marshal follows arson leads while the coroner’s lab analyzes blood and tissue from Pearl Ksenich and her children Joan Jane Larry, seeking a drug mix of salicylamide. Delayed final findings hinge on ongoing tests and absence of a conclusive bottle or alcohol evidence.
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Lorain
Lakeview Ave
Cuyahoga County
Joseph
Pearl) Ksenich
Joan
Jane
Larry
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
Kopsch
Samuel Gerber
Gerber
Cleveland
Ksenich
Cuban Defection Reported From U S Airman Flight
Havana Radio reported that Cuban born U S airman Roberto Ramos Michelena, listed missing after a Miami to Pensacola flight, defected to Cuba. Ramos, 25, stationed at Tyndall AFB near Pensacola, vanished Monday.
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Miami
UPD
Havana
U.S
Pensacola
Roberto Ramos Michelena
Ramos
Tyndall Air Force Base
Weather forecast for Northeast Ohio today and tomorrow
Sunny and mild today with highs near 70 to 75 degrees. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows around 30 to 45. Thursday will be slightly warmer with sunshine. Tuesday temperatures range from 44 to 68, with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity varied from 77 at 8 am to 40 at 8 pm. Sunrise 6 03 am sunset 9 02 pm Moonrise 11 52 pm moonset 9 56 am.
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Ohio
Ouster Sought in Amherst Water Plea Report
More data needed on Amherst water plea as cited in Page 28 and related notes. The notice discusses a request for ouster and includes references to city officials and discussions at various sections.
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Bonn
Amherst Water
Aelsda
Lorain Fire Chiefs Push For Training Tower
Lorain Safety Director Ed ward Firment pressed questions about the fire department’s training program after the tragic Ksenich home fire. Fire Chief Alfred G. Nickley noted 20 years of requests for proper training facilities, blocked by funds or site limits, while praising Lorain’s strong department record and interest in a self built training tower like Springfield Ohio’s.
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Lorain
Edward Firment
Joseph Ksenich
Alfred G. Nickley
Chief Nickley
Council
Fire Department
Springfield
John F. Gnau
Gnau
Avon Lake
Carl W. Haag
Ely estate trustees in legal battle over preserving trust property
The two trustees of the $400000 William A Ely estate face a court battle as First National Bank of Elyna co trustee asks Lorain County Probate Court to direct expenditures for property preservation. The bank seeks authority to repair Day s Hardware Capitol Theater Ely Bldg Toggery Shop Duke s Shoe Store parking lot property taxes and expiring leases along with general trust obligations.
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William A. Ely
First National Bank of
Trust
Day's Hardware
Capitol Theater
Ely Bldz
Toggery
Duke’s Shoe
Myron T. Brenneman
Wooster
Wayne County
Ohio
Cart v. Weygandt
Lorain County
Harold S. Ewing
Race crisis strains coalition in Democratic Party
Democratic coalition faces strains as ethnic tensions rise. The Negro drive for equality clashes with Irish leadership in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia. Anti Semitism concerns grow as some Negro leaders attack Jewish leaders, threatening 1964 political support.
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South
Kennedy
Daley
Chicago
Uncle Toms
Democratic Party
Harlem
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Alfonso Bartolomeo
New York
Cuba
Wellington
Elyria
Contract Bridge
Oberlin
Dear
Abby
Grafton
By Terry Scullin
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Ohio Bureau of Inspection
Cincinnati
Columbus
Don Norman
Scott
Ely
Warhola
Bank
Richard J
Philadelphia
James Tate
Tate
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