Katko blasts Dunn over blue laws and court rulings
In a harsh clash over the city blue law, Councilman John Katko assails Mayor Oscar G Dunn for sidestepping enforcement and courting court rulings. Katko accuses Dunn of favoritism toward downtown merchants and of being backed into a corner by the Lawson Milk Co. injunction.
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Where To Turn Troxel Co Charged In Medina
Medina reports charged Troxel Co as authorities probe alleged misconduct. Beekeeping groups prepare for a July 7 8 salute to the bee industry with community events and demonstrations. Local officials and residents are invited to participate in related public programs.
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Kennedy Signs Social Security Pay Boost and Tax Changes
Washington reports President Kennedy signed a broad social security bill boosting benefits up to 84 a year and expanding retirement options. The plan raises payroll taxes on workers and employers and broadens eligibility for widows, dependents, and survivors while delaying some increases until later to fund the program.
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Holiday Weekend Under Way
Holiday weekend open as Ameri cans begin four days off with Independence Day celebrations in 30 states. Weather forecast calls for generally fair skies and heavy travel as more than 70 million cars hit highways and vacation spots. Safety officials warn of roughly 4500 traffic injuries and up to 370 highway deaths during the period. past summers show high crash totals. Sparklers restrictions and holiday observances are noted by officials, with cautions on fire danger and fireworks safety.
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Lorain Police Continue Sunday Store Checks Policy
Lorain police will again check stores open on Sunday despite a "we are tests" policy. Mayor Jaworski said checks would continue, with offers to reopen if customers stop. Police Chief Pawlak stated no arrests unless a detailed list of items not allowed is provided. Prosecutor Kozich supported no arrest stance, tying it to private citizen complaints and recalling a 1058 49 policy for legal Sunday sales.
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Lawson Case Tossed Out In Euclid
Euclid Municipal Court Judge William F Burns voided key exemptions in a blue law case against Lawson Muk Co and urged lawmakers to revise the law to end open-ended litigation. The ruling questions Sunday openings for businesses and labels the current statute ambiguous and discriminatory. Local officials face potential shifts if the law changes.
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U S and Russia adjourn arms session unfolds
Unclear report from Washington cites both nations adjourned the first phase of talks on general disarmament. No concrete agreements or dates were announced, with officials noting ongoing concerns and future rounds expected to follow.
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Heat wave boosts city pool attendance
Weathermen say temperatures will stay hot through today and tomorrow with Independence Day near normal. Highs around 89 today, 81 tomorrow, and nights near 67. City pools have run at capacity since Tuesday with 506 swimmers Monday, rising to 1189 Wednesday and 1217 yesterday. Lifeguards pulled seven swimmers in trouble over the last three days as Recreation Department director Charles Toaghind sud reports high crowding.
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Northwestern Ohio native picked for Peace Corps
In Toledo, UPN-Dad C Hutchinson af Toledo, who teach es Rnglish af Sylvanna, is the first person from northwestern Ohio selected for the Peace Corps. He will serve in Ghana.
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West To Reject Red's Berlin Plan
United States Britain France and West Germany officials in Washington finalize a firm note rejecting Khrushchev's Berlin plan. The memo responds to his Vienna proposal and outlines point by point why the West rejects his charges while maintaining NATO coordination and avoiding immediate military moves.
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Shipping Strike Near Agreement Reaches Tentative Deal
Major parties in a 15 day national maritime strike reached a tentative and conditional agreement in New York. The accord aims to break the deadlock over disputed issues and lifting the impasse surrounding the shipping labor dispute.
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Kennedy orders FBI probe into Pentagon Berlin crisis leak
President Kennedy directed an FBI inquiry after Newsweek reported top Pentagon contingency plans for Berlin. White House spokesman said the probe targets disclosure of secret information, with Ally General Robert F. Kennedy leading the effort. The article outlined evacuation of dependents, reinforcement of U.S. divisions, mobilization steps, airliner use, and possible nuclear signaling.
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Weather Summary With Fragmented Readable Data
Weather notes show storms late afternoon and tonight with temperatures around 89. The Monday reading lists 6693 and 2 pm readings, humidity near 8 am and 2 pm, with a partial forecast. Precipitation and sun times are unclear due to damaged text.
Arabs Seek Settlement Over Kuwait Crisis
In Beirut and Baghdad reports, the Arab League aims to avert a Middle East crisis as Iraq claims Kuwait. Abdel Khalek plans talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Kassem, with Kuwait receiving British military support including aircraft carriers and Marines.
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