Election preview for Elyria area voters and local races
Elyria area voters head to polls Tuesday to elect local government leaders and vote on multiple issues. The C-T presents pre election round up covering area towns with details across pages 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 17 22 23 24 32 33. Scholastic football nears season end with high schools closing games and results featured on pages 30 31 32.
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What They're Saying on Youth Week Words by Joe Cowden
Joe Cowden writes a reflection on youth in Our Town as part of National Youth Week coverage. The piece appears in What They're Saying with wider Week-End Dividend Pages offering family reading on pages 26 and 27.
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Self Help Urged In South Vietnam Conflict
Gen Maxwell D Taylor advised President Kennedy that South Vietnam’s Ngo Dinh Diem should use his forces more effectively. He reportedly recommended expanded American training and supply programs to boost mobility and striking power of South Vietnamese troops.
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Riots prompt martial law in Guayaquil region Ecuador
In Quito the capital of Azuay Province martial law was imposed as riots flare amid anti-government protests. President Velasco Ibarra faced rock throwing and tear gas as police and troops protected him. One dead, seven wounded, radio station closed, and newsmen detained amid rising violence and a state of siege.
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Azuay Province
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National Union of Newspat Permen
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East German Army Boosts Readiness Amid Berlin Talks
East Germany announced a new phase of military development to modernize for potential warfare. Western observers noted Khrushchev’s line on delaying a New Year peace deadline as Ulbricht pressed for a peaceful settlement and reduced troops on access routes through negotiations with allied nations.
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Plot Against De Gaulle Bared in Corsica Visit
The Figaro reports a second assassination plot against President Charles de Gaulle has been uncovered. The plan was to go operational during De Gaulle's upcoming Corsica visit next week.
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Goldberg Warns USS Jobless Cut Seasonal
Washington reports the Labor Department shows unemployment declined for the first time in months with a 151000 drop in October and non farm jobs rising 488000 as farm work rebounded amid weather delays. Labor Secretary Arthur J Goldberg cautioned the improvement is seasonal and not a lasting trend.
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Pope John XXIII pleads for world peace in anguished appeal
The Pope spoke to 68 foreign chiefs of mission including three prime ministers and a chancellor at a pontifical chapter Mass for his 80th birthday and coronation anniversary. He urged nations to set aside material interests and seek spiritual unity, praying for enlightenment and lasting peace.
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Explosions injure eleven in Algiers. nine French soldiers killed
Eleven people were hurt in 25 plastic hazardous device explosions in Algiers with four in serious condition. Separately, nine French soldiers were fatally wounded near Bogharin when ambushed by Muslim Nationalists about 50 miles south.
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Thant Inaugurates UN Cabinet Amid Mixed Reactions
Thant, Burma's ambassador to the UN, was elected to fill Hamarskjold's term and named Bunche and Arkadev as top aides. Western and Soviet delegations questioned the balance, while Thant vowed to govern without external instruction as he begins a busy weekend of consultations on appointments. He swore to perform his duties free of external influence.
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Europe
Soviets Indicate Readiness for Berlin Talks Concessions
The Soviet Union signaled openness to Berlin negotiations at any level, with Khrushchev removing a year end deadline and Ulbricht noting progress in talks with the United States. Lange said prelim discussions would resume next week, and Thompson reportedly prepared a formal note to Gromyko as diplomats expect a calmer atmosphere after previous East West tension.
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Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Halvard Lange
Oslo
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Foegn
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Fredrichstrasse
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Finland
Viet Nam
New Soviet Berlin Tactics Signal Prague to Moscow
US officials track a Kremlin tactic of carrot and stick aimed at pressuring Western nations for Berlin talks. Khrushchev’s statements on joint defense with Finland and East Berlin harassment are seen as part of a broader effort to drive concessions and restart negotiations.
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Russia
Khrushchev
Finland
East Germany
East Berlin
Kennedy
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Betlin
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Patriotism and Weapons Case At Shiloh Demonstration
Richard Lauchh regional director of the Minute Men faces a court case after police seized four weapons during a guerrilla warfare demonstration at Shiloh. Lauchh posted bond on unlawful possession charges while prosecutors delay ruling at the urging of the state attorney. Robert DePugh, national leader of the Minutemen, defended the group as patriotic and prepared for a last line of defense against Communism. The incident involved mortars a machine gun and recoilless rifles displayed during the protest.
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Anthony Malacarne
Richard Lauchh
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Shiloh
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Lauchh Lauch
Collinsville
Lauchh
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio
Clearing sunny and cool with a high around 44 to 49 degrees. Clear and cold tonight with low 30s to 34. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Friday's high 51 to 79 with last year reports at 36. Precipitation 0.03 inch in 24 hours ending Friday 7 pm. Humidity around 70 percent at 1 pm. Sunrise 7 02 am sunset 5 19 pm.
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