James Armitage Dies After Fall in Elyria
James Jim Armitage 77 of 322 Furnace St organizer of the Jim Armitage Sign Co died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3 p m yesterday after a fall at home fractured hip and a stroke at Syria hospital following the accident He was born February 29 1884 in Alkyon and lived in Elyria since 19 the civic and church St Agnes Catholic active in the community
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James
Jim) Armitage
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Mexico Plans To Protect 47 Foes Of Castro
Mexico agreed to protect 47 anti Castro Cubans sheltering in the Venezuelan Embassy in Havana after Venezuela cut relations with Cuba. President Romulo Betancourt announced in a nationwide speech that Caracas severed ties over continued insults and interference.
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Caracas
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Ambassador Biddle Dies of Cancer at 64
Washington reports Anthony reviews indicate J Drexel Biddle former ambassador to Spain died at 8 02 am after hospitalization at Walter Reed The 64 year old diplomat had left Madrid ill from lung cancer and pneumonia Funeral arrangements include services at St Agnes Church with burial in St Mary Cemetery Elks service and rosary noted by Curtis Funeral Home
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Army Medical Center
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Elenore Biro
Lorain
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Holy Angels Church
Sandusky
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Philadelphia
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Greece
Yugoslavia
Theft at Reception Involves Khrushchev Meeting
At a reception premier Nikita Khrushchev attended, a theft occurred as Gromyko informally discussed the Berlin stalemate with Western ambassadors including those from the United States and Britain, along with Kroll and four other Western representatives.
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Spaceman Shot Delayed Again Caps Mercury Orbit Plan
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI A chemical leak inside a Mercury capsule halted a planned orbit test for a chimpanzee mission. Hydrogen peroxide leaks forced postponement from Tuesday to likely 10 days or more, jeopardizing a full manned orbital attempt this year.
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Where To Turn Youth Poor After Crash
Elyria report notes a youth left poor at hospital after Gulf Road auto accident with a fractured skull. The item appears in a column listing local pages and sections including hospital news and police reports.
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Carlisle
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Wellington
West German envoy Kroll recalled over Berlin remarks
West German Ambassador Hans Kroll was recalled by Chancellor Adenauer after speaking to Soviet Premier Khrushchev without authorization. Kroll, who met Khrushchev on Thursday, returns to Bonn Tuesday as Adenauer weighs removing him. Government stressed Kroll’s Berlin proposals did not reflect official policy and noted two points may align with West German aims on Four Power status and East Germany ties.
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London
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Stikker
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Right To Test Pending Pact Is Reserved
The United States and Britain urged Russia to join new talks on a nuclear test ban, while reserving the right to test if no firm agreement is reached. Washington and London proposed meeting around November 28, and said they would negotiate even if Soviet tests continue, with the U.S. ready to resume limited underground or atmospheric shots if needed.
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Dirk A. Stikker
NATO gains over 25 percent in central Europe expected by 1962
Allied Supreme Commander Gen. Norstad said NATO forces in Central Europe will exceed a 25 percent effectiveness increase by January 1, 1962 due to the Berlin crisis. He noted 21 divisions now operate below full capability and that new commitments will raise available divisions to about 25.
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UPS
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Atlantic Alliance
Dirty Politics Roil UAW Local 425 Meeting in Lorain Ford Row
An open floor fight at UAW Local 425 in Lorain centered on charges of dirty politics and leadership incompetence. President Humphrey and local rival Telakowicz accused each other of union-busting tactics amid disputes over overtime, grievance handling, and funds, with calls to keep union issues within the group.
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Iakowicz
Joe Kokinda
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Iny
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Tojka
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