Congressman's attack on unpublished Gesell report
U S Rep. Joe D. Waggonner Jr. charges the Gesell report to President Kennedy pushes socialist reforms and preferential treatment for Negro military personnel. He alleges the document demands government intrusion into private enterprise and broad changes in base command powers, with public scrutiny only now beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington D. C
U. S
Joe D. Waggonner Jr
D-La
Gesell
John F. Kennedy
Deense
Gerhard Gesell
Washington
Waggonner
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Elyria City Council moves to halt medical office building
The Elyria city council moved to stop a proposed 560000 medical office building by asking the building lands committee to consider rezoning the East River Street parcel back to R2. Mayor Neeson ordered the building inspector not to issue a permit pending council action.
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Elyria
East River St
Charles V. Neeson
James J. Seres
Fast River St
Black River
Riverside Gey
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram
Harry White
Les Drage
Paul J. Horvath
Elyria Planning Commission
Horvath
Council
John A. Katko
J. C
William Tattersall
Building-Lands Committee
Eugene B. Smith
Katko
Planning Commission
Building Board of Standards and Appeals
Daughter of victim files suit over Greyhound crash
The widowless complaint, filed in Erie County Court, charges Greyhound Corp. with negligence for the Berlin Heights Ohio Turnpike crash that killed two people, seeking 30 000 in damages split as wrongful death and pain and anguish. Driver Charles Taylor faces manslaughter charges.
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Sandusky
Greyhound
Ohio Turnpike
Berlin Heights
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
Greyhound Corp
Margaret Frances Larkins
Washington, D. C
John P. Millis
Springfield
Millis
Charles Taylor
New Milford
Ohio
Northeast Ohio Weather Turns Cloudy Warm and Humid
Increasing cloudiness across Northeastern Ohio with warm humid conditions. Scattered thundershowers likely late today and tonight. Highs reach 86 to 92 with lows 68 to 72. Showers early Saturday followed by partial clearing and a cooler afternoon. Thursday temperatures range from 70 to 89.
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Ohio
Khrushchev Says Only Cowards Seek War In Moscow
In Moscow Khrushchev blasts war mongers as China and Soviet negotiators pursue a partial nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain. He warns that imperialism trembles before socialism while China accuses the West of fraud and warns against any pact that might stockpile weapons.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
China
Berlin
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Andrei Gromyka
Lord Hailsham
Peking
Red China
Communist
Khrushchev
K Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Shrushchev
Janos Kadar
Tokyo
Russia
West
Kennedy retreat hints at tax plan rejection by Congress
President Kennedy signaled a quick retreat on his foreign stock tax proposal as Wall Street prices plunged. The administration delayed the retroactive tax to August 16 to let markets adjust, prompting speculation Congress will exempt some or all foreign stock transactions.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Aluminum Ltd
Royal Dutch
Treasury
NAACP charges bias in Lorain summer hiring
The Lorain NAACP chapter accuses state county and city bodies of discriminatory hiring for summer help. Letters to the state highway department county commissioners city council and Rev John Huston urge action to place Negro youth on projects funded by Negro taxpayers. Attorney George H. Bingham says a follow up survey will measure hiring of Negro youths for roles such as bridge painting tree cutting and street painting.
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Lorain
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
State Highway Department
John Huston
NAACP
George H. Bingham
Human Relations Committee
Missile escort joins the fleet in Seattle launch
The first destroyer escort armed with missiles joins the fleet as USS Brooke is launched in Seattle Washington marking a new phase in naval warfare and missile defense.
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Washington
UPI
Brooke
Seattle
Wash
Lorain Council approves bond plan and ballot action
Lorain City Council backs a 5.3 million bond to be voted on, while rejecting a pool rink and diamond proposal. Petitioners plan to challenge the decision as a page 13 item from Grafton. Community college trustees back levy funding method for college finances.
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Lorain
Community College
Eclipse warns of sun danger and safety tips
The notice urges caution during a solar event with eye protection advice and lamp preparations. It mentions 4 31 p m as a reference time and notes wider regions including Lorain County and much of the United States and Canada.
Safe Sunclipse Viewing Urged for Public
The article warns of danger in eye injury from viewing the solar eclipse without proper eye protection. It notes the eclipse will be visible in Canada and Maine for about 90 seconds, with Lorain County to experience contact at 6 49 p m. Television stations plan safe broadcasts and family viewing via TV sets.
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Mary Bradner
Furnace St
Ken Eckler
Ada
Medical Society
Canada
Maine
Lorain County
Grants Approved for Biomedical Research by HEW
Senator John J. Williams says the Health, Education and Welfare Department approved three research grants. Funds total 60 591 dollars for research on mouse egg development, Mexican free tailed bat physiological adaptation, and the effects of frustration on reflex response.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Williams
R-Del
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Georgia park closed after teenage scuffle
A brief clash between roughly six teenagers at a Columbus park led police to break up the fight and close the park. The groups involved were about four Negro youths and seventy five white youths in a predominantly white neighborhood. four Negroes were arrested.
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Columbus
Thomasville
N. C
Prejudice charges at Graystone Hotel denied as false
Elyria NAACP leader says reports of unfair treatment of Negro employees at the Graystone Hotel are untrue after he met with hotel manager Juanita Workman and staff. He notes employees rented to eat in the basement only during busy lunch hours and that management treated all workers fairly.
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Graystone
George T. Short
Elyria
National Association For the Advancement of Colorea
Lorain Journal
Short
Bureau Of‘ice
Journal
Miss Workman
Miss Work
NATO ambassadors to hold follow up on multilateral force
West German and Italian ambassadors will meet again next Thursday with Under Secretary of State George W. Ball to discuss the creation of a multinational nuclear force for NATO.
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Washington
UPI
West Germany
Italy
George W. Ball
NATO
Authorities search for site of killing of Mervin Gold
Police widen probe to Summit County after locals report gunfire on July 4 near Solon the time of death set at about 1130 p m. Coroner Gerber notes body found July 7 in car trunk. Sheriff McGettrick says a jailed prisoner with possible knowledge is being reevaluated as suspects are investigated.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mervin Gold
Summit County
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gold
Solon
Cuyahoga
Summit
Geauga Couny
James J. McGettrick
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Grafton
Amherst
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ODF Entertainment
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United Press International
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Chicago Board of Education
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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