Missing Sheffield Lake boy returns after long absence
The boy nicknamed Mick, missing since August 15, 1960, phoned his mother from San Francisco. He described fear and hunger, indicated plans to reenter high school, and said he hopes to return home soon while pursuing a second class license. the family awaits more details from authorities.
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FBI
San Francisco
Federal Steumbaiteed
Commission
Michael
Mick
Diums
McNamara defends TAF contract amid defense push
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara testified on a Senate subcommittee defending the TAF fighter plane contract as the key action to trim aircraft size and complexity. The hearing weighed contractor performance between General Dynamics and Boeing amid ongoing civil tensions in Mississippi.
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Lorain City
Hale Montgomery Grardon
Gramas
Bas
Hee
Ees
Bipa
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
TAF
Minia Ferbane
General ‘|Dynamics
Boeing
McNamara defends TXF contract amid defense procurement clash
Defense Secretary McNamara argued against duplication in the TFX program as a Senate subcommittee reviewed the multimillion dollar warplane deal. General Dynamics praised its design while Boeing faced scrutiny over potential favoritism and cost savings. Navy and Air Force testimony remained awaited in the closed hearings.
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Defense
TXF
Bothi
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Boeing Com
Lion Dollars
Adm
General Dynamics Corporation
Frederick L. Ashworth
Boeing
McNamara
General Dynamics
Ashworth
Mentami
Investigat-Ives
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Ohioans Return From Typhoid Area
Twenty three Ohioans are among Americans returning from the typhoid area near Zermatt, Switzerland. Local health officials in Cuyahoga County report 14 of the travelers are from Cleveland area, with two from Berea. Authorities will notify and visit the group to monitor health and may perform tests to detect carriers. No cases have been reported among them yet.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Peter Greenwald
State Health Department
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Berea
Greenwald
Chronicle Telegram
U.S. Department of Health
Washington
D. C
Board of Health
United States
Zermart
Chronicle - Telegram
Harold Wolfe
Foreign Quarantine Division
Washington, D. C
Cleveland Hopkins
Amsterdam
Holland
Swiss Alps
Wolfe
Tor TS. Health Department
Cleveland
Isasa
Ohio senator proposes eminent domain for highway projects
Sen Roy Gardner of Mansfield introduced a bill to let the State Highway Department take nonconsenting land for highway construction under eminent domain. The proposal targets Rt 254 from Rt 57 to Baumhart Rd, a $20 million project, and would use juries to determine compensation if negotiations fail. Gardner said amendments may limit the bill to interstates but a committee change is possible.
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State Highway Department
Ohio Senate
Roy B. Gardner
Mansfield
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Richland
Gardner
Pearl ©. Masketer
Amherst
Rt. 57
Baumhart Rd
Castro warns Cuba may seek Soviet air and naval protection
Fidel Castro accused the United States of attacks on two Soviet freighters and a Bolivian airliner in a official statement. He said Cuba might acquire bombers and warships for protection and cited raids near Isabela de Sagua and Caibarien as evidence of U.S. aggression.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Baku
Caibarien
Lgov
Isabela de Sagua
Pablo Neruda
Art Sila Oes
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Cai
Freicht
Andrew St. George
Jas
Cranker
National Bread Ihey
Thelasting Company
NBC
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Washington
U.S. State Department
Ohio
French miners and workers launch eight day flash strikes
In Paris nationalized futility workers join an eight day flash strike to press for higher wages for coal miners. Electricity to central Paris was cut in the morning disrupting subway and suburban rail service and halting factory machinery while shops went dark and candles glowed from many windows.
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PaRis
UPI
U S regrets refugee raids amid Cuban crisis
The United States denounced rebel sea raids on Cuban ports as deplorable and ineffective. Officials said such actions heighten Caribbean tensions and boost Castro’s police state as a Soviet protest reached the State Department. The report notes a second refugee attack in 10 days on a Russian ship in Caibarien.
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Stewart Hensley
United States
Cuba
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State Department
Thejisis 1
Caibarien
Caribbean
Castro
Staite Department
Serack
Lincoln White
Kennedy administration urged to sponsor truth in government program
Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen called for a truth in government program citing widespread belief that the administration is not telling the truth. He spoke at a news conference describing the record since taking office as encouraging that belief.
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remeeKneeeneras Up
Nepublican
Kennedy Administration
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Sheppard case heads to high court for lie detector hypnosis
In a U.S. Supreme Court appearance Ohio inmate Sam Sheppard seeks lie detector and hypnosis tests to prove innocence in the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Ohio courts blocked the tests, arguing no clear legal duty to allow them.
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Washington
GPD
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Nis
Ohio
Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Marilyn
Cleveland
Muruder
Supreme Court
Bow youth injures foot in pistol accident
Daniel Boone, 19, shot himself in the foot while target shooting with a pistol in Bow North America. The wound was not serious.
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Daniel Boone
N. A
UPI
Lorain man dies in cave-in at sewer project
Lorain resident Joseph A. Bealko, 40, died when a sewer ditch he worked in caved in. State investigators will probe the death as coroner ruled it the result of asphyxiation. The trench was reportedly 16 to 26 feet deep with braces installed per the contractor and state law. Bealko leaves a wife Nora and five sons with services planned in Lorain and Uniontown.
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Lorain
Joseph A. Bealko
West 35Th St
Bealko
Mariotti
Oak Hills Country Club Club
Kolbe Rd
Paul K. Kepsch
Uniontown
St Peter ‘Church of
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Aper Jating
Cleveland Lorains AL
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Joseph A. In
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Smother
Mary Belako
Jin. i Mathew Mikwla
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Steve Novack
Fu ‘Nerel
Steier Church
Vincent Pea
James Grandilioami
Teressa Church
Sylvan Heights Cemetery
Engravers vote down contract halting NY newspaper shutdown
Workers rejected a contract on Wednesday, defying their leadership and extending the newspaper shutdown into its fifth day. Millions of readers face missing editions they expected to see today.
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New York
UPI
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