Bidault seeks asylum aid from West German interior ministry
Reports from Munich and Paris indicate Georges Bidault, exile and former French leader, may seek asylum in Bavaria after discussions with West German officials. The move tests Franco German ties as Adenauer weighs granting asylum under German law while Paris sees it as a potential resolution to the de Gaulle dispute.
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Charles de
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Henrich Junker
Minismer
Paris
Bijdautt
Bavaria
Bidault
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Alonday
Vermilion bank looted through roof air vent
Burglars robbed the Vermilion Erie County Bank Safe at the Southshore Shopping Center branch early morning looting at least 19 000 with a vault opened by acetylene token. No alarm activated. investigators from FBI Vermilion police and sheriffs joined.
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Erie County
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Southshore
George Mayer
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Meyer
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Crystal Beach Park
Harry Lechner
Central Bank Co
O'Neil-Sheffield
Alton Young
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Imen
Vermilion Police
Evie County
Lorem County
Lorain council rejects mayor’s plea to quit regional planning body
Finance committee votes down mayor’s request for the city to withdraw from the Regional Planning Commission. The page notes misread details across the county sections and lists several adjacent areas and new items on page 1 and 12.
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Lorain Council
Regional Planning Commission
Tornado Toll Rises Across Alabama and Surrounding States
Multiple deadly twisters swept Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee causing at least four deaths in Cullman Alabama and injuries across the region. Homes businesses and stores were destroyed or heavily damaged while flooding affected low areas near Nashville. Names of victims include Mrs. Geraldine Bowen and Mrs. Minnie Dunn both of near Cullman and Jerry Coakley of Parrotsville Tennessee with others unconfirmed.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio with showers
Northeastern Ohio expected to see mostly cloudy skies with showers developing later today or tonight. Warmer conditions with a high near 85 and a low around 43. A brief 0.07 inch precipitation was recorded in the last 24 hours ending Monday 7 p.m. Humidity reached 78 percent at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sun rose at 6:45 a.m. and set at 4:30 p.m. Moonrise was 3:36 p.m. Moonset 8:13 a.m. Wednesday. Average temperature over the last 24 hours was 34 degrees.
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Elyria High to test half day classes for seniors juniors
Elyria High School officials anticipate half day sessions for seniors and freshmen next school year. Plans extend the school day to 3 p.m. with 10 periods, seniors in first five periods, freshmen starting at 11:30 a.m. Sophomores and juniors would run 8:25 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with meals and study halls.
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Board of Education
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Windsor Drive
Ohio faces $58 million short for school facilities
Ohio's Board of Education reports a $58.5 million gap to fund classroom facilities in state schools. A state study notes districts must work within a 9 percent bonding limit, but six counties show needs exceeding local capacity, mainly in bedroom communities.
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UPI
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Education Department
Bluffton
Allen County
Riverview
Coshocton
Mentor City
Lake County
Marion
Mercer County
Piqua City
Miami County
Marlington
Stark County
Maplewood
Trumbull County
Logan County
Missouri blue law ruled unconstitutional in Missouri courts
Missouri Supreme Court struck down the states blue laws as vague and unenforceable, allowing Sunday sales of baby bottles and beer. The ruling found the provision on other articles of immediate necessity too indefinite, signaling changes for retailers and small shops.
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UPL
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State Supreme Court
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Japan
Rhodes seeks funds for county colleges plan
Columbus report says Governor Rhodes urged the legislature to approve an appropriations bill for community colleges. He cited enrollment limits and state law, noting 1,100 students admitted if funds are provided. The Lorain and Cleveland areas are mentioned, with debate over funding eligibility and future operation.
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Lorain County College
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Board of Police Commissioners
Frank Sinatra Jr follows his father into spotlight
In Hollywood United Press International reports Frank Sinatra Jr., 19, begins a career echoing his father. He performed as a featured vocalist with a band tied to Tommy Dorsey era finance and state college connections. He signs a contract amid discussion of state funding for community colleges and band support.
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Tommy Dorsey
Irrabach
Sinatra Sr
Sam Donahue
State Universtes
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Rural Willard Neighbor Cat Incident Ends Quietly
A Willard resident found a dead cat in his yard and tossed it into a neighbor's yard. The neighbor returned it, and the two groups tossed the carcass back and forth for about an hour before the Huron County Sheriff's Department was notified. A deputy advised burial of the animal.
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Huron County Sheriff's Detment
Kennedy Aide Defends Cutter Use In Naval Maneuver
In a Washington briefing, Atty. Gen. Kennedy denies authorization of a Coast Guard cutter as a special nursemaid for Kennedy party boats near Wade Point on Chesapeake Bay. The Coast Guard and administration officials say the cutter was not used at Kennedy's request and that no boat in distress required foreign intervention. The incident involved the Honya and Helen R with the latter towed to port within two hours after engine trouble.
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