Raiders kill two U S soldiers in Korea
In dawn ambush near the Korea DMZ, North Korean raiders killed two U S soldiers and critically wounded a third. The UN Command placed elements of the 1st Cavalry Division on reinforced alert along the truce line as details remained uncertain. The three troopers, part of the 1st Cavalry, were en route to a guard post when the attack occurred.
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Seoul
Korea
UNC
1St Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
George Creel
Birmingham
Ala
Creel
North
South Korea
Dominican Republic on edge as leftward trend grows
Informants warn the Dominican Republic may fall under Castro influence as President Bosch shifts toward the left, empowering the Marxist leaning MPD and allowing anti-US sentiment in Santo Domingo. The United States faces a new Cold War pressure near Haiti and Cuba as Bosch signs closer to Communist slogans and suppresses free press.
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United States
Latin America
Dominican Republic
Greater Antilles
Juan Bosch
M.P.D
Popular Socialist Party
Bosch
Santo Domingo
el Caribe
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Castro
M.P.D. Th
Marxist-Lenin Party
Uncle Sam
Florida Keys
Rail unions backed by Congress question on work rules
Congress asked five railroad brotherhood chiefs to testify on Kennedy’s plan to let the Interstate Commerce Commission resolve the strike threat. Mediation talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz and unions were put on standby as hearings continued. Gilbert charged railroads refused to bargain after unions offered to cut 5,500 jobs through retirement.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Committee
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
Senate Commerce Committee
H. F E. Gilbert
Firemen and Enginemen's Union
Gilbert
Morale Key in Recovery After Serious Injury
Chronicle Telegram readers are invited to forward clippings of this article to Richard Lacher, a person whose life currently holds little value as he fights to recover from a serious injury.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Richard Lacher
Where to turn HENRIETTA 4-H girls pitch in to provide lawn
Henrietta 4-H girls contribute to laying lawn for a new school as a cost saving measure for taxpayers. Iceland election in Elyria spurs a vacation add on for a local couple. Housing discrimination cited as Ohio's top housing issue. Lorain resident auction of antique collection valued at $100,000 scheduled Wednesday. Page references include Produce livestock poultry and sports coverage with calendar and investing sections.
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Henrietta
Iceland
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Four area residents believed safe after Skopje quake
Four area residents known to be in Skopje during last week's devastating earthquake are believed to have escaped harm. A telegram read Everyone alive and well from Samuel Christ of Sheffield Lake arrived to his wife, while two Andro children aged six and five and Mrs John Andro were in the city visiting relatives.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Robert Oleen
Lorain
American Red Cross
Samuel Christ
Roberts St
Sheffield Lake
John Andro
Center Rd
Avon Lake
Andros
Monty
Sherri
Christ
Andro
Oleen
Washington
Juro Seles
Chronicle- Telegram
Big Three talks eyed to ease cold war tension
In Moscow a three way meeting between U S Secretary of State Rusk British Foreign Secretary Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko is expected this week. They aim to sign a partial nuclear test ban and discuss broader steps to ease tensions. Optimism grows for a possible NATO Warsaw Pact peace pact as Khrushchev hints at broader talks. Local Russians express cautious hope after 18 years of cold war.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
West
Rusk
Home
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita S. Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Bond issue not on ballot for Lorain pools skating rink
Lorain learns a 750000 bond issue for pools a skating rink and a lighted hardball diamond will not appear on November ballots as petitions fell about 400 short of the 2137 required. Council had suspended rules to approve at a July 18 meeting but failed to reach nine votes. second reading set for September with potential May ballot if approved. Two other measures 3 million for sewers and 13 million for paying and resurfacing projects are slated for November.
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Lorain
Welcome showers arrive across drought parched Northern Ohio
Showers and thunderstorms yesterday and last night yielded varied rain amounts across Northern Ohio. Officially 0.83 inch at Cleveland Hopkins since Saturday noon, while North Ridgeville had 0.17 inch. Regions from Elyria to Grafton Eaton, Rt. 10 and Durkee Rd reported heavier, longer rains with some areas soaking. Officials say a steady 48 hour soaking rain is needed to restore pastures and crop health across farms and gardens.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland-Hopkins
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Durkee Rd
Grafton
Oberlin
Agriculture Extension Service
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers
Considerable cloudiness and unseasonably warm highs in the mid to upper 80s give way to cooler, less humid conditions tonight with scattered showers and thunder. Tuesday looks mostly sunny with little temperature change, Sunday’s range 72 to 88 and last year’s similar day 53 to 80, 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. Sunday measured 0.8 inches.
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Ohio
Courage from Xenophon Peck guides a wounded youth
A letter recounts Civil War veteran Xenophon Peck losing an arm in a Napole on cannon accident, then marching, rejoining, and serving, inspiring a 16 year old hurt in a modern mock battle at West Point Ohio. Peck's grit and resilience become a guide to the reader's recovery and effort.
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West Point
Ohio
John Morgan
Confederacy
Xenophon
Veteran Reserve Corps
Xenophon Peck
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