Gibbens resigns post in Lorain County schools
Lorain County Board of Education accepts the resignation of C. A. Gibbens as county superintendent of schools. He cites health issues and retirement plans, effective July 31 1963. Wayne Whyte, 37, is named his successor. appointment to take effect August 1. Gibbens has 45 years in education and led the district since 1935.
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Lorain County
Gibbons
Board of Education
Third St
Lorain County Board of Education
C A. Gibbens
Burglars Open Roof at Lorain Bank Tease Detectives
Lorain investigators traced a hole in the roof of Oakwood Plaza bank after a vent entry and missing tools. A sledge hammer two tintish ships crowbar rope and crossbar were found near the door, with no obvious ladder or footprints, raising questions about how the burglars accessed the vault.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Lorain City Bank
Erie
Oakwood Plaza
Pearl Rd
Vermil
Gilars
Robert Friend
Friend
Federal Bureau of Investi
Gahon
Conor
Guantanamo case sparks secrecy after officer removals
Washington reports a secret three hour meeting in Rep Carl Vinson's office as House Armed Services members and Navy leaders discuss the Guantanamo slaying and the fate of four Marine officers tied to a Cuban spy case. Szili claims Marines hidden the spy's body before forceable Marine Corps ejectment.
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UPD
Corps
Guantanamo
Naval Base
Taptol Hall
Carl Vinson
Dga
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Fred Korth
David J Shoup
House
Republican Wing
Leslie C. Arends
Irl
I Garhd S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Ings
Vinson
Korth
Schweiker
Marine Corps
Wiliam A. Szili
Norristown
Schweiser
Szili
Szill
No strike predicted in steel industry wage talks
Pittsburgh UPI reports Thomas Campbell publisher of Irons Age Magazine says recent price hikes in the steel industry likely trigger a wage reopening by the United Steelworkers but will not lead to a strike.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
Thomas Campbell
Irons Age Magazine
Kennedy to Spend Weekend at Camp David
President Kennedy plans a third straight weekend at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland, continuing a pattern of private time at the presidential retreat. The stay emphasizes informal rest away from Washington as spring approaches.
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Washington
UPI
Kemnedy
David
Thurmont
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Mostly sunny early with increasing clouds this afternoon. Warmer with a few showers late today and tonight. High around 68 to 73, low 46 to 52. Saturday remains cloudy with scattered showers and little temperature change. Sunrise 6 44 AM. sunset 3 43 PM. Moonrise 3 49 PM. moonset 4 29 AM. Average temperature in the last 24 hours 44 degrees.
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Douglas halts three California death sentences
U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas granted stays of execution for Donald G. Frank Joseph Rosato and John F Viahovich scheduled to die for the Anaheim tavern operator slaying in 1969. The court’s action remains until two pending cases are decided and memoranda may follow for further consideration.
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UPD
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
California
Pass Chamber
Donald G. Frankin
Joseph Rosato
John F. Viahovich
Douglas
Edmund G. Brown
Charles J. Golston
U. S
Wiliam T. Sweigert
Anaheim
Calif
Royal wedding cost to British government published
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said Princess Alexandra's wedding at Westminster Abbey last week cost the British government 1850 dollars. Most of the expense went to decorations along The Mall the wedding procession route.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Farmers protest wheat referendum legal action in Washington
Farmers across Ohio and Illinois joined the Defenders of American Liberties to file a federal complaint in Washington aimed at enjoining Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman from holding the wheat referendum set for May 21. Five named farmers including Glenwood Smeddy Bernside Philip W Clark and Richard Hooker seek to halt the vote because their wheat allotments are under 15 acres.
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UPD
Ohio
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Federal District Court
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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Glenwood Smddy
Bernside
W. Clark
Carthage
Tfl
Glen Letter
Lapito
Ind
Winthrope B. French
Wakeman
Land
Richard J. Hooker
New London
Ivan the polar bear sentenced to solitary life
Ivan Robert Morris president of the DAL says small farmers must buy rights to vote in a referendum by May 13 to gain federal house control. Morris claims the policy deprives farmers of Fifth Amendment rights and the DAL in Dallas supports keeping Ivan away from others after he killed his mate Lena.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ivan Robert Morris
Sen- Dal
Lena
Morris
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DAL
Dallas
Texas
Demonstrations in Birmingham Continue Amid Segregation Protests
In Birmingham Alabama demonstrators, led by figures linked to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, planned to march despite police warnings. Officials claimed possible arrests as crowds gathered, while negotiators sought talks on school and storefront integration.
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Marin County
Sheriff's Deputies
Judge Rules Public Accommodations Law Unconstitutional For Barbers
Xenia Ohio a Common Pleas judge Warren C Young ruled part of the states public accommodations law restricting barber shops unconstitutional The ruling struck down Ohio Civil Rights Commission order commanding Lewis Gegner to serve Negroes in Yellow Springs Antioch College students planned a sit in at Gegners shop The judge argued barber work is personal and requires skill not trainable to all patrons and that barbers should be licensed professionals The case drew demonstrations and police action as crowds protested racial discrimination claims while the judge emphasized balancing freedoms with equal rights.
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UPI
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Warren C. Young
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Lewis Gegner
Yellow Springs
Antioch College
Gegner
Ani
Onto Oil Rights Commission
Antioch Committee For
Medal of Honor Winners Gather at White House
President Kennedy hosts a large group of living Medal of Honor recipients, many in civilian clothes, some in wheelchairs, as he praises their courage and shares letters from families touched by war. He notes the long span of conflicts honored by the medal and recalls prior presidents inviting honorees to the White House.
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Viet Nam
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