United States Soviet Union sign consular pact in Moscow
The US and Soviet Union signed a consular convention in Spiridonvka Palace allowing reciprocal access to detained nationals. It requires notification within three days and visits within four, aiming to improve handling of arrests while awaiting wider exchanges.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
TS. Senate
Washington
Yale University
Frederick C. Bargboom
Lubyanka
Kohler
Weather outlook for Northeast Ohio cooler with light rain
Cloudy today with light rain or drizzle, high 60 to 66. A cooler trend continues through the week with temperatures about 10 to 14 degrees below normal, especially near Lake Erie. Precipitation near one inch in the south to three quarters in the north, with rain showers Tuesday night or Wednesday and again later this week.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Death takes Dr Clarence Heyman longtime hospital staffer
Obituary notes the death of Dr Clarence H Heyman a longtime Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital staff member with services planned locally. The notice highlights his career in regional health care and his contributions to the community.
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Clarence H. Heyman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
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Costly family hair clash lands man in Dallas jail
A one year old man was jailed in Dallas after cutting two family members’ hair. He claimed he had the right to cut his wife’s hair because she dyed it during an outing. Police report unclear on relations and motives.
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Dallas
Laird says plan to strike North Vietnam in place
Washington reports Rep. Melvin R B Laird asserts the United States is ready to strike North Vietnam to deter the Communist threat in Southeast Asia. Secretary Rusk and Ambassador Lodge travel to Honolulu for a two day conference on Vietnam's future with Defense officials weighing North Vietnamese action.
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Washington
United States
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Laos
Melvin RB. Laird
Wise
Dean Rusk
Henry Cablet Lodge
Honolulu
Saigon
South Viet
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Laird
Reds nix coalition in Laos
In Vientiane Laos the coalition government teeters as Pathet Lao pulls troops and officials from the capital. Prime figures Souphanouvong and Souvanna Phourma signal a breakdown while American leaders in Honolulu discuss Southeast Asia strategy.
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Vientiane
Laos 9
UPID
Laos
Prince Soup[Kancuvong
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phourma
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Souphanouvong
Thelien
Elyria
Fred E.gereva
Divi
Sanford
Sion
American - Standard Co
J City Council
Plaine Des
Woodford Ave
American - Standard
Jtarres
Ett E. Kleinseder
Lear Siegler union votes on contract amid idle plant
At Lear Siegler Inc. 241 S Abte AG the Local 1839 machinists vote on a new contract as the old two year deal expired. Negotiations stalled and a rejection could prompt a strike. The plant employs about 450 with non union engineers and staff. The talks were to occur at Ridgeview Shopping Center.
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Lear Siegler Inc
S. Abte AG
International Association of Machinists
Local 1849
Lear Siegler
Ridgeview
Goldwater Rockefeller duel in final hours of California primary
Raymond Lahr reports in San Francisco that Goldwater and Rockefeller engage in a last day battle for votes. Each aims to win delegates at the 1964 Republican presidential primary as Rockefeller jets across California with a 12 stop plan starting in San Diego and ending in Los Angeles.
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Raymond Lahr
San Francisco
UPD
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
Lovernight
New York
Nelson Jr
San Diego
Chico
Los Angeles
Geldwater
California Prepares for Goldwater Rockefeller Clash
Campaign forecasts from Washington to California show Goldwater ahead in California while Rockefeller seeks support. Public polls and party officials discuss margins as conservative sentiment grows, with Knowland and Kuchel noting factional tensions and activist groups within the GOP.
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Jiumouts
Arizona
Kuchel
Goldwater
California
GOP
Traffic Tragedy On Rt 38 Draws Crowd To Scene
A wreck on Rt 38 leaves two men trapped in a crushed station wagon as bystanders rush to aid. A man in a T shirt struggles amid blood and motionless companions while a woman in white assists and a passerby searches for a phone to summon help.
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Rt 38
Basement pump hole fatal to area boy in South Amherst
Jay Michael Gue, a year old of South Amherst, died after entering a basement sump pump hole and drowning. Lorain County coroner Dr. Paul Kopsch ruled the death accidental. Surviving: parents Mary Lou Lalonde and Gary Lee Greene, stepfather Joseph Lalonde, siblings Teresa Lewise Lalonde and Joseph and Michael Lalonde, and grandparents Br. and Mrs. Cera and Arim Gue. Funeral services were at Leavitt Bar Road Baptist Church with Pastor Paul Kirk officiating. burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Amherst.
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South Amherst
Leavitt Bar
Road Baptist Church
Anns Rd
Evergreen Cemetery
Amherst
South Amherst Hospital
Lorain County
Paul Kopsch
Billy B. Dillon
Annis Ra
Jay
J. Mary Lou Lalonde
Gary Lee Igne
West Virginia
Josep Lalonde
Teresa ‘Lewise Lalonde
Joseph Lalonde
Michael Edward Lalonde
Jesse Cera
Vermilion
Arim Gue
Huntington
W. Va
News Reals photocomic debuts on Chronicle Telegram page
Gerald Gardner introduces News Reals a weekly photocomic on the editorial page captioned with satirical prose. The feature uses innocuous news photos of leaders to deliver light witty reading and follows his bestselling book Who's in Charge Here? which sold over a million copies.
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Chronicle Telegram
Gerald Gardner
Gardner
Californias pivotal primary reshapes GOP delegate race
In eight states this week Republican delegates are chosen ahead of the July convention. Goldwater leads with 327 pledged delegates after Mississippi, while Rockefeller lags with 35 as California looms with 86 votes. Scranton stands second with 64 and Lodge has 46. Delegates will be selected in California Nebraska New York South Dakota Washington Alabama Colorado and Hawaii.
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Washington
UPI
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New
York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United Press Internationa
Goldwater
Mississippi
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sates
Henry Cabot Lodze
Rockefeller
Rockefeller ‘H
Nebraska
New York
South Dakota
Alabama
Colorado
Hawaii
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Wellington
Rusk
Nguyen Khanh
Reds Nix
Kleineeder
Standard
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Barry
San
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Ehet
Navy
Krowland
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