North Korean raid in Korea kills two U S soldiers
North Korean raiders killed two American soldiers and critically wounded a third near the Korean DMZ. The UN Command placed elements of the 1st Cavalry Division on reinforced alert as patrols were ambushed with submachine gun fire and Soviet made grenades. The attackers’ identity and whether they were soldiers remained unconfirmed.
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Seoul
Korea
UNC
1St Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
George Creel
Birmingham
Ala
Creel
North
South Korea
Dominican Republic Seen Sliding Toward Communist Influence
Informants warn the Dominican Republic may fall under Castro-like control as President Bosch shifts leftward and the Marxist Leninist Party gains ground. The United States, once backing Bosch, faces a new red threat on its doorstep with the MLD and El Caribe ads attacking Washington.
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Dominican Republic
United States
Latin America
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 called to testify as mediation on work rules stalls
Congress pressed union leaders to answer questions on the work rules dispute while mediation efforts were placed on standby. Labor Secretary Wirtz met with train crew, engine crew, and management reps in an attempt to reach a settlement without laws. The House and Senate Commerce Committees prepared for hearings with five railroad brotherhood chiefs and AFL-CIO head Meany set to testify. Gilbert accused railroads of refusing to bargain after unions offered to retire 5,500 workers over two years, a proposal reportedly left unanswered.
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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 Plays Major Part in Injury Recovery
Chronicle Telegram readers are invited to forward clippings of this article to Richard Lacher, to whom life right now must seem to hold little of value.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Richard Lacher
Henriettta 4-H girls pitch in to save taxpayers money
Lorain Ohio notes show a group of Henriettta 4-H girls contributing to a school lawn project to cut costs for taxpayers. The item reflects local civic effort and budget-minded community action. The piece references Page 16 and includes a brief election mention and sections on housing discrimination and local news.
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Henrietta
Iceland
Elyria
Ohio
Area residents safe after Skopje earthquake
Four area residents known to be in Skopje during last week's devastating quake are believed to have escaped harm. Robert Oleen of the American Red Cross said a telegram read Everyone alive and well from Samuel Christ of Sheffield Lake. The party included Christ, his wife, his niece Mrs. John Andro of Avon Lake, and the Andros' two children, Monty and Sherri. A second telegram for Andro remained unopened. Embassy officials cautioned communications with Skopje remain difficult and that more locals may be in the city.
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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 for easing cold war tensions
In Moscow a planned Big Three meeting may advance efforts to ease Cold War tensions and spur a possible summit. U S Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home will attend to sign a partial nuclear test ban treaty. Khrushchev hints at a NATO Warsaw Pact peace pact discussion.
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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 will not be on ballot LORAIN
The $750000 bond for pools skating rink and a lighted hardball diamond will not appear on the November ballot after petition signatories fell about 400 short of the 2137 required. The council failed to approve it at July 18 special meeting and will reconsider in September with a May ballot possibility. The council already approved $3 million for sewers and 13 million for paying and resurfacing projects for November.
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Lorain
Welcome Showers Arrive Varied Rainfall Across Northern Ohio
Showers and thunderstorms moved through Northern Ohio bringing varied relief to drought areas. Official figures include .83 inch at Cleveland Hopkins since Saturday noon, with other stations reporting 17 inch. Temperatures ranged 69 92 Saturday and 71 88 Sunday as cooler, cloudy conditions and more showers were forecast. Some towns saw heavier downpours while others had only light rain. Pastures and crops need a steady 48 hour soaking to recover, according to agriculture extension agents.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland-Hopkins
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Durkee Rd
Grafton
Oberlin
Agriculture Extension Service
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with showers and mild temps
Northeastern Ohio reports considerable cloudiness and not so warm conditions with scattered showers and thunder showers. Highs reach 82 to 87 while tonight turns fair cooler and less humid with lows 62 to 67. Tuesday mostly sunny with little temperature change. Sunday's temperature range 72 to 88, a year ago 53 to 80. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. Sunday: 0.80 inches.
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Ohio
Courage from Xenophon Peck Inspires a wounded youth
Don Miller writes to a 16 year old after a cannon accident at West Point Ohio during a Civil War centennial mock battle. He recalls Xenophon Peck of Brownhelm Ohio who lost an arm and a shoulder, endured hospital days, and then marched on to serve in the Veteran Reserve Corps. The tale frames resilience, urging the injured boy to persevere and follow Peck’s example.
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West Point
Ohio
John Morgan
Confederacy
Xenophen Peck
Brownhelm
Elyria
Xenophen
Xenophon
Battery E
First
Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery
Warren P. Edgarton
Kentucky
Kenophen Peck
Will
Nenephen
Louisville
Tennessee
Nashville
Edgarton
Veteran Reserve Corps
Xenophon Peck
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