Castro calls tractors-for-prisoners deal ridiculous
Fidel Castro refused the U S committee deadline for the tractors-for-prisoners proposal and offered a prisoners delegation to the United States for further talks. He called 500 small tractors for 1197 prisoners a ridiculous offer and demanded a broader exchange including bulldozers, tractors, and political prisoners held by the U S and other nations. They cited names like Henry Winston and Pedro Albizu Campos among prisoners sought. Castro warned the refusal to offer more than 500 small tractors would break negotiations and blamed the U S committee while vowing to send a prisoners delegation again to explain facts to the American people.
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Nicaragua
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Casita
Tractors For Freedom Committers
Radio Havana
Ohio Board Member Dies Prominent Bertin Heights Figure
William G. Gaunie longtime Ohio school board member from Bertin Heights dies a death noted on the first page. The obituary notes his service and status within the district as residents reflect on his impact. The report places his passing among other local notices in Amherst district coverage.
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William G. Gaunie
Bertin Heights
Boy Killed In Parking Lot Fight
Lorain police report a fatal beating after a parking lot scuffle off Idaho Ave last night. Ralph Brown, 19, of Antrim Road, died from a skull fracture after being struck with a tire iron around 10:30 PM. Ronald Null, 23, identified as the weapon wielder, fled before authorities issued a statewide alert. Calvin Bolin, 26, of West 20th Street, and Null’s associate were detained for questioning after Lorain and Vermilion officers took them into custody around noon.
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Idaho Ave
Ralph Brown
Antrim Rd
Vincent P
Brown
Ronald Null
Null
Herbert Hotel
Calvin Bolin
West 20Th SL
Vermilion
Vincent
Estranged wife linked to fatal assault at city site
Police hold one suspect after a fight that killed a 23 year old man named Brown. The coroner declared death a homicide and will examine the body again. The slain youth was found behind a fire station on Idaho Ave near a home connected to Janes Blackburn, 23, under custody for investigation. Four other men reportedly involved. Brown struck in the neck from behind and beaten by fists.
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Elyria Ave
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Kennedy Pressured to Hike U S Berlin Forces
Washington reports top advisers push to raise overall U S military strength in response to Soviet pressure over Berlin. No decision yet, but talks include stepped up mobilization and boosting forces in Europe to signal resolve to Khrushchev. Dewey Acheson leads crisis plan review for Berlin.
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Eichmann Caught In Contradiction During Testimony
Adolf Eichmann admitted making contradictory statements under oath in the murder trial before Justice Moshe Landau. He was rebuked for speeches and urged to answer directly as he testified for five hours, defending prior claims about shipments of German Jews to ghettos and extermination camps.
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Unichinanade iAparkatt
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Kennedy Is Feeling Fine, Aide Reports
Washington dispatch reports President Kennedy feeling fine today while recuperating from a virus infection. Secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy woke and was alert, but would keep a light schedule as doctors advised rest. Japanese Premier Hayato Ikeda paid a farewell call. White House physician Travell recommended limiting movements around the executive residence.
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Wille
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Salinger
Ken Heyo
Referendum Debate Sparks Blue Law Clash in Lorain County
Lawson Milk Co seeks to overturn Ohio Blue Law in Lorain County while Giant Tiger faces Sunday openings. A referendum proposal in Columbus aims to decide repeal or clearer definition. Stark County officials and lawmakers push for public input as protests and legal actions unfold.
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Giant Tiger
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Atty
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Cleveland
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Stark County
Bernice &. MacKenzie
James E. Thrope
MacKenzie
Chronicle - Telegram
Jim Thorpe
Jim
Dr Sam Sheppard to Undergo Cancer Tests in Ohio
Dr Sam Sheppard, serving a life term for the slaying of his wife Marilyn, was returned to Ohio Penitentiary for cancer tests to determine if he has developed cancer. He spoke to reporters while handcuffed, noting doctors would examine enlarged breast lymph nodes. The tests are connected to research at Stann-Kettering Institute and Ohio State University.
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Alaleim
Sheppard and Clark
Staan-Kettering Institute
Metts
Wahler
Connectient State Division of Corrections
Ohio State University
Weather and miscellaneous notes from Cleveland area
Partial clearing this afternoon with temperatures around 70 to 73. Patchy clouds cooler tonight. Precipitation ending this evening, sun and scattered showers likely Thursday into Friday. Winds southeasterly to westerly 15 knots, small craft advisory in effect on Lake Erie. Dr Stephen Sheppard discussed family ties amid a court case involving his brother and a correctional facility incident.
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