Kennedy aims to cut draft rejections with rehabilitation plan
President Kennedy, alarmed by high draft rejection rates especially on mental tests, ordered an emergency Task Force on Manpower Conservation. The panel includes McNamara Wirtz Celebrezze and Hershey to study guidance testing counseling training and rehabilitation for youths disqualified from military service.
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HTNS
U. S
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Lorain Man Charged With Murder In Bar Shooting
Lorain resident China Lee Gardner, 44, faces first degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of Jose Carlos Crespo Perez, 23, outside the Cozy Corner Bar on East 20th Street. Gardner pleaded innocent. preliminary hearing set for Oct. 10. bond for two witnesses set at 500 each. Witnesses Barroyo Barz and Manuel Rivera testified to identifying Gardner, who deny s the shooting. The incident occurred at 3:50 am Sunday near the bar. seven shots from a .22 pistol were fired as a group stood outside. Crespo Perez died from a heart wound. casings recovered at the scene. Gardner was arrested yesterday morning upon returning to his apartment. This marks the bar’s second fatal shooting in 9 1/2 months following Enrique Rios’s death nearby.
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Lorain
China
Lee Gardner
East 29Th St
Jose Carlos Crespo-Perez
East 32Nd St
Gardner
Roberto Arroyo Barz
Vine Ave
Manuel G. Rivera
East 30Th St
Barz
Rivera
Coz
Fast 20Th St
Bart
Crespo Perez
Pawlak
Evelio Rosario
Enrique
Kiki) Rios
Ada Avenue
East 36Th St
Donors Go Over the Top for Open Heart Surgery
Lorain blood donors rallied for Elmer McVey 55 of National Tube Division as 20 donors were sought for his Cleveland Clinic open heart operation on October 23. Kadets of America drill team volunteers with bus transport, led by Arthur Jehnsz and Earl Gehr, and driver Stanley Rockhelmeyer. Esther Forst of the Cleveland Area Heart Society said McVey and his wife are grateful as he has been on sick leave since June for a congenital heart condition at 1756 Oakdale Ave.
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Lorain
Elmer McVey
National Tube Division
McVey
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Kadets of America
VFW Fest
Arthur Jehnsz
Earl Gehr
Stanley Rockhelmeyer
Esther Forst
Lorain County
Cleveland Area Heart Society
Oakdale Ave
Wife free on bond in fatal shooting case
Mrs Ray Bratton of Youngstown, 38, was released on 2500 bond on a second degree murder charge in her husband 54 who was fatally shot Saturday night. She pled innocent at municipal court arraignment and a hearing was set for October 10 following a prior assault charge against her husband.
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Youngstown
Opt
Ray Bratton
Erie County project seeks sewer plant at Perkins Township
Perkins Township in Erie County is eyed for a 1 199 000 sewerage treatment plant project with clean up implications for Pipe Creek. The plan appears in page 9 listing and ties to regional environmental efforts and funding details.
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Erie County
Perkins Township
Pipe Creek
Weather summary for Northeastern and Nord Ohio
Northeast and Nord Ohio forecast shows sunny and warm conditions with highs around 73. Tonight will be clear with lows near 45 to 54. Wednesday expected to be fair and warm with a midweek temperature range around the mid 60s. Precipitation data indicates little to none in the past 24 hours. Humidity varied from 96 percent in the morning to 46 percent in the afternoon. Sunrise is 7:23 a.m. and sunset around 8:00 p.m. Moonrise and related times noted.
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Ohio
Fair Land
Baby dies after cashew inhalation in Vermilion home
John Mark Patricia Jr., 4, of Lorain County, died at St Joseph Hospital after more than two hours of emergency attempts to remove cashew pieces from his air passages. A tracheostomy failed and surgery removed one nut blocking a lung. Coroner ruled death accidental due to asphyxia. Survived by parents, a sister and two brothers, with funeral plans set in Vermilion and Maple Grove Cemetery burial.
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St Joseph Hospital
John Mark Patricia Jr
John Patrija Jok Coan Ro
Lorain County
Paul J. Opsch
Mariana
Steven
Marke Peirlja
Brownsville
Joseph Shupeeda
Elyria
Fisher Funeral
Vermilion
Gietus Jf Gates
Maple Grove Cemetery
Ver
Missing Skeeter prompts boy to cling to hope of found dog
In Lagrange on Banks Rd a boy named Larry Starr searches for his dog Skeeter. A woman who saw Skeeter’s likeness notes a similar dog nearby but the animal proves to be a male with a long tail. Larry clings to the chance Skeeter is found and even considers offers to adopt another pet.
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Lagrange
Banks Rd
Agai
Larry Starr
Wheeler Rad
Skeeter
Chronicle-Telegram
Robert Starr
Larmy
Larry
Lary
Kbope
Khrushchev cites poor harvests as tour continues
Moscow reports Prime Minister Khrushchev warns bad weather has put Soviet agriculture in a difficult position during a tour of state farms. He urges increased fertilizer use and farm efficiency to offset a smaller wheat harvest, while noting Canada and the United States may supply needed grain. He also discusses disarmament talks and defense themes in remarks to peasants, stressing preparedness and caution on nuclear issues.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Canada
Washington
Khrushchev
Rand
Russia
United States
Krushchev
Ukremian
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Ievestia
Larngaton
Krashche
Huw Steppes
China
Farrom
Maeear
Laugh a little course for parents in Carlisle England
Englewood danior School in Carlisle England announced a course for parents on how to do homework. The program aims to help caregivers support children with assignments and study routines. UPI reports the initiative as a family learning effort.
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Englewood Danior School
Carlisle
England
UPI
Russia not ready to talk as Rusk cites delays
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Moscow is not prepared for negotiations with the United Nations and that talks on disarmament and East West issues remain unsettled. Rusk and Soviet Gromyko met during a weekend session amid tensions over China and potential nuclear developments.
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Lord Home
Russia
China
Home
General Assembly
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Africa
Home Sid i
Britsh
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Federation of Malaysia
Asi
West
Rusk
New York
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Lond
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Dean Rusk
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Toi
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Gromo
Bry Rais
Nicialares
Kazakastan
Usne
Gromyko
Yesier
Khrushchev
Lend Briish Foren
Sions
Cambridge vote on equal service amid racial strife
Cambridge residents prepare for a city charter amendment vote tied to public accommodations. Gloria Richardson calls for a Negro boycott, predicting defeat as National Guard observers monitor polling. Proponents warn defeat could spark economic and civil rights unrest across the region.
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Cambridge
UPI
Aimen
Chesapeake Bay
Gloria Richardson
Charter Amendment Guard
Richardson
About
Maryland National Guards S
JFK urged to clarify wheat stand
Washington lawmakers pressed President Kennedy to state clearly whether the administration would permit private U. S. wheat traders to sell to the Soviet Union. A closed door session with top officials indicated a decision would come in a few days, after consultations with Senate Foreign Relations and Agriculture Committees.
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GPD
Comerese
Kennedy
Russia
Kennady
Senate Foreign Relations and Agriculture Committees
Agriculture
Orville Fe Freeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Unider
George W.ball
U. S
Ken
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