Red teen fans flood Moscow for Van Cliburn concert
Texas pianist Van Cliburn wowed crowds at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory with a sellout second night. After his Beethoven and Tchaikovsky performance, Premier Khrushchev joined a private backstage party with Mikoyan, Kosygin, and minister Furtseva, embraced the pianist, calling the meeting a family affair.
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Kirk sworn in as U.S. ambassador to China
Adm. Alan G. Kirk was sworn in as U.S. ambassador to the Republic of China. He departs for Formosa on June 29.
Where To Turn Elyria districting notice of appeal filed
Elyria readers receive a notice of appeal in the city redistricting matter filed with the local authorities. The item notes the first page and second section placement, signaling an ongoing legal action and public notice to residents. Details appear within the newspaper's early pages and section references.
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Tire Market Sees 45 to 48 Percent White Strip Tires
Report notes 45 to 48 percent of the 71 million replacement tires sold this year will have the white stripe, up from a five year ago share. Classifieds in Laurin County’s Chronicle-Telegram promote tires tools and tricycles in the miscellaneous for sale section.
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Death plot fears are ignored by Gen de Gaulle
VELOUS France UPI President Charles de Gaulle carried out with his tour of eastern France despite disclosure of a Secret Army Organization plot to assassinate him. Security forces swept ahead taking extreme precautions to prevent SAO killers from getting within range. Authorized sources reported 20 persons were arrested in Jura Doubs and Haute Saone departments, all on the president s itinerary, in connection with the plot.
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Panama President Chiari Visits New York Fete
Panama's President Roberto F. Chiari arrived in New York for a two day visit. He was received at the United Nations by Acting Secretary General Thant and given a Broadway parade. He rode to City Hall where Deputy Mayor Edward F. Cavanaugh welcomed him as office workers and school children waved Panamanian and U.S. flags.
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Kennedy orders 8000 jet plant workers back to work
President Kennedy ordered an 80 day back to work injunction under the Taft Hartley Act to halt a strike by about 9 000 machinists and other workers at Republic Aviation Long Island plant Farmingdale New York The strike has lasted about 11 weeks and idled some 13 000 Republic employees The unions include machinists plumbers electricians carpenters and operating engineers A subsidiary dispute involves cafeteria workers and all unions would be covered by the injunction The Justice Department will file the petition today and the action aims to enjoin the strike and secure necessary relief
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Strike Idles 3000 at Ford Lorain Plant
About 3,000 hourly workers at Ford Motor Co. Lorain assembly will be idle tonight as Ford plants nationwide shut down for at least a week due to an eight day old strike at a Cleveland stamping plant in Walton Hills. Walton Hills supplies body parts for Ford Mercury and Lincoln, and is the sole source of some stampings, though the Lorain truck line will not be affected.
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Penn Students Arrested Over Soviet Banner Display
Three University of Pennsylvania students were arrested on breach of the peace charges after hanging a red banner with a yellow hammer and sickle from a second story window on campus to observe Flag Day. Suspects Joseph Bussier, Richard C. Unger, and Barry S. Satlow were named in the report.
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East Berlin Border Shooting Kills 12-Year-Old Boy
A 12-year-old East Berlin boy was shot through the lungs by a Vopo in a garden border strip near the Berlin Wall. He died en route to a hospital after an East German ambulance arrived an hour later. West Berlin police cited uncertainty about his presence and noted both sides faced border tensions. The incident followed a U S Army combat readiness exercise in Berlin.
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Laugh a little explains car loss of control
Downers Grove resident TOM MACLERAN offered a light explanation to police for a traffic accident stating he slid off his air cushion, claiming it caused him to lose control of his car.
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Stock Prices Hit 1962 Lows In Heavy Trading
New York stocks sank to a 1962 floor as the Dow Jones industrial average dropped to four-year lows in heavy Thursday trading. The Dow closed at 5363.00, down 11.01, with 96 declines and 196 advances amid broad weakness across blue chips, electronics, and office equipment shares.
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Kennedy seeks split between politics and economy in 1964 race
President Kennedy urged a trial separation of politics from the domestic economy until the 1964 national selection. He said Republican business attitudes cloud issues and that the GOP should not treat the farm bill as a party matter. He warned against broad partisan fights while focusing on real national problems and indicated 1964 is the proper time for political argument. He also commented on labor disputes, Khrushchev's claims, aid policies, Southeast Asia, and the space program.
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Weather Forecast for Northern Ohio and Nearby Areas
The report notes mostly sunny and warm conditions with highs in the 75 to 80s, mild nights in the 30s, and cooler Thursday temperatures ranging from 37 to 64. A 0.26 inch rainfall was recorded in the last 24 hours ending 3 pm Thursday. Five day outlook shows temps about 1 to 4 degrees above normal with minimal day to day changes and scattered showers expected Monday or Tuesday.
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