Laos coalition pact signed by rival princes amid hopes for peace
Three rival Laotian princes gathered on the Plain of Jars to sign a pact for a coalition government. Souvanna Phouma would be premier, with Phoumi Nosavan and Boun Oum backing the plan. Washington and Moscow praised the deal while warning over border tensions with U.S. troops in Thailand.
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Laos
Geneva
Phoumi
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Washington
Moscow
London
Peiping
Thailand
Kennedy
Laos peace pact readies neutralist coalition formation
Washington officials hailed the Laos accord as easing Southeast Asia tension while keepers of policy expected US troops to stay in Thailand until the Lao timetable for a neutral government and troop withdrawal is clear. The neutralist coalition led by Prince Souvanna Phouma is set for June 18 and aid to the royal Lao government will be extended to stabilize finances after February’s aid cut.
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Washington
HTNS
United States
Laos
Southeast Asia
White House
State Department
Thailand
America
Souvanna Phouma
Viet Nam
Pathet-lao
U.S
Bears spark talk of a city zoo at Cascade Park
A rumble of civic planning grows after bears were spotted in Cascade Park sparking debate about founding a city zoo or securing a new home for wildlife. The discussion emerged amid other city events and local notices across Avon Lake and nearby suburbs.
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Cascade Park
Oil official shot in New York by sister’s brother
Police said James Patrick Mullooly, 41, a traveling auditor for Great Lakes Carbon Corp., shot Phillips Petroleum vice president Taylor S. Gay, 54, in a Hudson Tubes terminal after dining with Gay’s secretary Mary Mullooly, 42. Gay was wounded in the side and hospitalized.
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New York
UPI
Oil Company
Taylor S. Gay
Gay
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Hudson and Manhattan
Mary Mullooly
FCC examines records fight over WWIZ license case
Sanford A Schafitz of Farrell Pa asks FCC examiner to cancel a subpoena for WWIZ Lorain Ohio records. Elyria Lorain Broadcasting seeks the documents for renewal issues and control questions tied to WWIZ and related stations WFAR and WXTV as nine issues are reviewed.
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UPI
Sanford A. Schafitz
Farrell
Federal Communications Commission
WWIZ
Lorain
Ohio
Thhe
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting ‘Company
Elyria
FCC
Schafitz
John C. Doerfer
Schartz
Wwiz Inc
Chester Naumovicz
Lorain Journal Company
Doerfer
Marcus Cohn
Naumovicz
WFAR
Shafiir
WXTV
Youngstown
Sneak a snicker
A brief item from The Evening Standard recounts a light note or joke shared in the London paper, reflecting page mood and social humor of the era.
Farm accident costs boy his left arm near Wellington
Jerry Brasee 16 lost his left arm when a grass silage loader on his father’s Rt. 58 farm mangled the limb. The tractor was shut off by Lloyd Mull, a neighbor reported scream. He was taken to Lorain County Southern Hospital by ambulance for surgery. Jerry had left Wellington High School in February to work on the farm and played sports there.
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Jerry Brasee
Lynn Brasee
Lloyd Mull
Brasee
Jerry
Lloyd
I Road
Hazzel Roadland
Weillington
Lorain County Southern Hospital
Medina
Wellington High School
Hagh School
Kennedy task force to curb foreign gold drain
Washington reports President Kennedy led a meeting with a business task force headed by Roger Blough to explore steps to stem the U S dollar drain abroad. The group will propose actions to Kennedy, aiming to boost economic growth and foster business-government cooperation amid ongoing concerns over the balance of payments and gold flows.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
U.S. Steel Board
Roger Blough
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Blough
Cold front spawns twisters floods across regions
A fast moving cold front triggered tornadoes, storms and flash floods from Texas to New England. Funnel clouds appeared in Wyoming, Kansas and Texas with no major damage reported. Amesbury Massachusetts had unconfirmed tornadoes and injuries. Flooding hit Iowa rivers and cooler air moved in lowering temperatures notably in the Great Lakes area.
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United Press International
Texas
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Wyoming
Momence
Ili
Mall&eld Green
Kan
Kansas
Seminole
Tex
Amesbury
Mass
Big Spring
Paducah
Childress
Iowa
Maddie
South
Great Lakes
Michigan
Compromise in Algeria Near End to Six Months of Violence
In Algiers talks at Rocher Noir, Moslem nationalists and Europeans near a compromise for independence era cooperation. SAO said phase one finished and phase two begun in pirate broadcasts. Paris papers noted SAO leaders and ex-French army deserters may accept negotiations, hinting at progress and reduced violence.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Algerii
Rocher Noir
Provisional Executive
Secret Army
Paris
le Figaro
SAO
Antoine Argoud
Yves Godard
Paul Gardy
Elyria to refile 2.6 mil levy and reduced building bond
Elyria Board of Education voted unanimously to resubmit at the November election a 2.6 mill operating levy and a modified building bond. The bond would total 0.76 million, down from the 9 million requested and denied in May. The plan trims kitchens, storage, and shower locker areas to cut costs, while expanding several existing schools and adding new classrooms and facilities to provide equal opportunities for students.
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Elyria Board of Education
Carl Guenther
Willis Whithead
Omx
Taserdae
PTA
Guenther
Bike Gubhisons
Spring Valley
Gates
Cascade
Oakwood
Garford
McKinley
Eastgate
Hamiton
Roosevelt
Maplewood
Crestwood
Giant eagle halts Soviet plane with bold strike
A giant eagle attack forced two landings and repelled the aircraft wing as the Soviet plane attempted flight. The dramatic encounter ended with the craft continuing its journey after the avian assault.
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Mania
Weather Forecast Reports Cloudy Cool With Showers
Considerable cloudiness and cooler today with scattered showers. Highs around 64 to 70. Tonight partly clearing and cool with lows near 47 to 33. Wednesday looks fair with little temperature change. For Monday a high around 65 and a low near 82 is noted compared with last year.
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Oine
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