Kennedy speech urges allies to avoid independent nuclear forces
The article portrays a Kennedy speech urging France and Britain to abandon building independent nuclear strike forces, framing it as either a bold peace bid or a cockeyed scheme, with McNamara delivering a pointed rebuke to allied nuclear ambitions. The piece notes Kremlin rejection of prompt acceptance and hints at broader Cold War tensions.
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Strikes Idle Quarter Million As Disputes Persist
Strikes and strike threats left about 250000 workers idle or at risk of idleness across aviation, construction, shipping and other sectors. Trans World Airlines ended a walkout threat with 615 flight engineers, while Pan American and Eastern Air Lines faced possible new strikes. West Coast shipyards reached peace with union groups, ending a 6700 worker walkout risk, and Ford auto plant shutdowns threatened further layoffs if a key labor dispute isn’t resolved. Government mediators pursued a work quotas settlement amid rising national strike activity.
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Where To Turn SANDUSKY Woman sues son and daughter in law over deed
A Sandusky case sees a woman claim she was sedated when a deed was prepared by her son and daughter in law. The notice appears on page 9 of the edition, with broader regional items listed including Lorain County crime prevention and local education features.
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Railroads break off union talks in dispute over rules
CHICAGO UPI The nation s railroads broke off mediation with five on train brotherhoods in the fight over feather bedding The chief railroad negotiator J E Wolfe said after weeks of patient negotiation progress is unlikely and mediation board efforts are exhausted The railroads view the move as not a walkout but a refusal to participate in unproductive proceedings</s>
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1962 U S cars to get blowby exhaust control
All 1962 US built cars will feature a device reducing crankcase fumes. California buyers already require the system, called blowby. For a second car, browse Auto for Sale in The Chronicle-Telegram Classified Section for a wide range of makes and models and favorable prices. Check your Classified Section today.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwest Ohio
Partly cloudy today with a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers. Warmer conditions with highs 79 to 86 degrees. Tonight mild to low 36 to 62. Saturday shows a few scattered showers or thunderstorms with a continued warm trend.
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Ideal summer clause in brewery workers contract
A light clause in a contract of the International Brewery Workers of America Union promises free beer to all employees aged 21 and over during the workday every five hours. It also bars serving spoiled or warm beer to workers.
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Air France Boeing 707 crashes on Guadeloupe coast
An Air France Boeing 707 with 112 aboard crashed into a mountain near Deshayes on Guadeloupe during a pre dawn approach in rain and wind. Authorities feared 112 dead, including 10 crew and four babies, with survivors unlikely. Investigators and coast guard rushed to the Donkey's Back site as rescue efforts began amid low visibility.
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Stocks Dip at Open on NYSE with Downward Start
New York stocks opened lower as the market extended losses to fresh year lows. Major Dow components including IBM, Polaroid, Xerox, and American Motors declined while Kennecott and Polaroid rose slightly. overall trading was moderately active with 990 issues lower and 133 higher. The Dow closed at 390.49, its lowest since late November 1958, amid weak short interest data.
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Mayor Gray Withdraws Candidacy For State Rep Seat
Wellington Republican Ralph Gray, nominated at the May primary, has withdrawn his candidacy due to work commitments with Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative. A withdrawal letter was sent to the Lorain County Board of Elections and to Republican chair Robert Corts. Ohio law allows the party executive committee to name a replacement, with filing due by 4 p.m. August 22.
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US fires 38th underground nuclear detonation in Nevada test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the United States on Thursday conducted its 38th underground explosion in the current series at the Nevada test site. The AEC called the detonation low yield, equating to 120000 tons of TNT or less.
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State OKs Route 9 plan from Rt 57 to Cuyahoga County
Lorain County Commissioners were told Ohio Highway Director approved the proposed Interstate Rt. 9 from Rt. 57 in Elyria to Cuyahoga County. Public hearing held in Avon May 14 and details described the route from Rt. 5 near the Turnpike, through Gull Rd and Abbe Rd corridors, to connect with a north-west freeway in Cuyahoga County to speed Elyria Cleve traffic. Construction may begin on several phases next year.
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GOP to seek substitute farm bill after Kennedy defeat
House Republican Leader Charles Halleck said the GOP would craft an effective substitute for the Kennedy farm bill after its Thursday night defeat. He anticipated feed grain program continuation for a year and urged Democrats to reconsider Eisenhower era farm guidelines. The White House blamed the loss on chaotic farm surpluses and said taxpayers face higher costs, while the American Farm Bureau hailed it as a victory for farmers and consumers.
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Killer of coed to get chair
Richard Stewart, 18, of Cuyahoga Falls, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of Kent State University coed Dady Soov last year. The sentence followed the death of the girl's father from cancer the day earlier. Prosecutors said Stewart lured the victim to his home on a pretext of a party and meeting her friends.
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