Soviet pullback in Cuba given cautious U S outlook
Washington reports Moscow is removing several thousand personnel from Cuba by mid March but most Soviet troops remain. US officials say about 2,000 have been shipped out in the past month, with up to 1,500 more possible, leaving uncertainty over whether combat battalion troops are among those departing. The US still presses that any Soviet presence in the Western Hemisphere cannot be tolerated and says it stands ready to aid Latin American governments facing Communist subversion under Punta del Este terms.
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Senate approves draft extension in four year move
The Senate approved a four year extension of the military draft law after a brief 12 minute debate. The bill, passed by the House earlier, goes to President Kennedy. Sen. Richard Russell urged the measure as vital to defense with voluntary service not safely sufficient.
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Rail Unions Demand Fresh Talks Over Job Cuts
Five railroad unions press for meaningful negotiations after brief walkouts over work rule changes. They warn they may strike to protect thousands of firemen and other crafts, while President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Wirtz urge a negotiated settlement within 30 days.
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Bidault Seeks Asylum Terms as Bavarian Talks Continue
Former French premier Georges Bidault, 53, said in Munich he would seek permanent or temporary asylum in West Germany but would not abandon anti de Gaulle activity. He pressed Bavarian officials to spell out terms and warned both sides would demand concessions to allow continued political activity from exile.
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U.S. sets Dyna-Soar stance amid Navy contract bid
The Pentagon confirms no plans to cancel the Dyna-Soar project while Puget Sound Bridge and Iron Co. wins a $14.5 million Navy contract to enlarge two tankers in Washington. The award, opposed by several congressmen, is deemed proper with Buy American compliance and potential follow-on work for U.S. yards.
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Weather report for Northeastern Ghia and near future
Sunny and warmer conditions expected with a rise in daytime temperatures into the 40s. Forecast notes fluctuating wind and light precipitation chances, with a notable emphasis on a cooler night and a variable Thursday temperature range. Public remarks reference a competitive bid system and space program context without specific outcomes.
Fra nces Jean Carr abuse case shocks suburban town
Officials pursue a probe into Frances Jean Carr an 18 year old kept in an unheated shed for months in her father s home southwest of town She suffered frostbite requiring possible toe and foot amputations as prosecutors charge her father Francis Carr and his sister in law Jeanette Carr with wilful torment and mistreatment They were released on bond Frances Jean a prisoner in a wood and metal box endured beatings and confinement amid a mistreated childhood later escaping through a door hole The case involves her father an unemployed steel worker and his relatives with her sister planning custody upon release from hospital
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Vermilion derailment and Patel looting arrests linked
A report notes a train derailment at Vermilion followed by jailing of Nickel Patel staff for looting. Also mentions Amberst deputy sheriff and park ranger, plus a science fair nearing 166 entries and zoning board hearing in Columbia. Water service restored for North Ridgeville residents.
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Grafton escapee nabbed by FBI in Tennessee
One of two prisoners who fled Grafton State Prison on Christmas Eve was captured Wednesday in Sparta Tennessee by the FBI. Lloyd C. Pugh 25 is held in Nashville Tenn and will be returned to Ohio. Rhoades 20 remains at large after the bed check incident. Captain William Dyer confirms the arrest and transfer plans.
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Cuban sailor Pedro Leon crosses Atlantic in two barrel voyage
Pedro Leon of Cuba set out from Las Palmas in the Canary Islands on Wednesday to sail to his homeland in a two barrel craft. He carried two bottles of water two loaves of bread and two pounds of corn meal. He capsized twice but was rescued by two bystanders who handed him to two policemen. Medical staff then transported him to a local hospital.
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Park Supt. Macheck hit with five day suspension
The Elyria Park Commission ordered a five day suspension without pay for Park Superintendent John P. Macheck amid payroll and hours disputes. Commissioners cited disregard for board orders on employee hours and pay claimed for an employee who did not work in the superintendent’s place, involving his sons Jack and David Madhock.
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