Acute water lock could hit Grafton village
Grafton Village faces an acute water shortage if rain does not arrive soon. Village officials told the council that current supplies may last two to three months with the quarry containing about 22 feet of pumpable water and the reservoir nearly exhausted at not more than one foot remainable.
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Grafton
al Kazmierczak
Water Department
Jxmicks
Kazmierczak
Roger Nall
Morns Hall and Associates
Cleveland
Nall
Black River
Juan
Caribbean
Barahona
Dominican Republic
Presque
de Isle du Sudaveste
Haiti
San Juan
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
East Weather Bureau
Freton
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warns of harvest shortfall
Premier Khrushchev and Nikita Khrushchev told the nation the harvest this year is below expectations but promised bread supply through thrift. He urged citizens to economize on bread while government sources say grain imports from Canada and Australia are being arranged to avert shortages. Temperature and weather notes accompany the report as officials discuss food outlook.
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Moscow
UPL
Nikita
Khrushchev
Tevestia
United Press Internati
Ohio
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Australia
Vietnam War Officials Review Side Effects and Plans
President Kennedy receives a frank appraisal after McNamara and Gen. Taylor return from South Vietnam. They assess the war situation, Buddhist crisis, and likely effects on policy, as regional water shortages trigger local fixes and new pumping proposals.
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Donald May F
Washington
UPD
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
Maxwell Wh .Taylor
Joint
Saigon
Taylor
Elyria business leader Charles H. Merthe dies at 89
Charles H. Merthe, a near 70 year figure in Elyria business, died yesterday at his home 410 West Ave after a long illness from coronary thrombosis. Born August 22, 1884 in Amherst, he established the C. H. Merthe Co. and directed it with his son in law William D. Taylor as principal owner. Surviving are his daughter, grandson Gary Taylor, a brother John Merthe and several nieces and nephews. Service will be Friday at 2 PM at St Andrew Episcopal Church, with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Charles H. Merthe
Elyria
West Ave
George T. Biggs and Co
David Lewis
Mere
Merthe
Anna A. Dore
Qui
D. Lewis and Co
C. H. Merthe and Co
C. H. Merthe Co
William D. Taylor
Amherst
Elyria Savings and Trust ‘Ban
Elyna Elksland Eagies
St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Wiliam D. Taylor
Gary M. Taylor
John~ Merthe
Pam
St Andrew Church
G. Russel Hargate
Ridge
Informer Sheds Light On Gang Wars And Policy Debates
UPI report describes Senate investigators pressing jailed informant Valachi for details on gang warfare and the Cosa Nostra's narcotics network. Officials weigh how U.S. policy should respond to Southeast Asia and organized crime, with testimony noting Jamaica, Viet Nam, and foreign ties.
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Nancy Gatorset
Washington
UPI
United States
Jlane
Senate
U.S
Viet Nam
John L. Mcmee
D-Ark
Valachi
Kennedy
Farrec
Southeast Asia
Gordon E. Dunn
Miami
Kennedy backs private wheat sales to Soviet bloc
President Kennedy with congressional leaders moved toward allowing U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Senate leader Humphrey predicted a decision within two days and urged private grain channels rather than government deals. Freeman said the U S has not been approached by Russia but would listen to proposals. A Russian trade mission met private traders in Ottawa to discuss purchases.
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NER
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Senate
Hubert
H. Humphrey
Minn
Orville J. Freeman
Harrisburg
United States
Russia
U.S
Ottawa
China
Humphrey
Kidnapped Girls Found Dead Near Med Circle Lake
Police and FBI pathologists planned autopsies on two girls Melissa Ann Lee and Barbara Foshang found dead near Medcir Lake ten miles northwest of Minneapolis. Investigators said the girls were last seen in Plymouth Village and kidnapped about three weeks earlier.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Laxey
Claude Lien
FBI
Plymouth Village
Joan Coe
UN General Hospital
Melissa Ann Lee
Dean
Barbara Foshang
Minnally
Neapolis
Med Cire Lake
Woods Acres
Mission 1
Capi Farms
Henry Deason
Minne Alcoholics
Apolis
Tion
Cers
Thelyelisca
Melvin Levsouth
Melissa
Barbara
Calvin Davkinson
Aer
Plymouth
Buc Moi
Yissa Ann
Federal Bureau of In
Wesigation
Othes
London party honors 73rd birthday of Nagel the butler
Mrs. Gertrude Wilkinson hosted a London gathering to celebrate Nagel, her butler, on his 73rd birthday. The Daily Sketch reported Nagel served the drinks at the lavish home Tuesday.
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London
Gertrude Wilkinson
Nagel
The
Daily Sketch
Elyria Library plans public subscription drive for new building
Elyria Library board announces a public subscription drive to fund a new building. The move aims to secure community support and raise capital for construction and related facilities.
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Elyria Library Board
Skeeter's whereabouts keep Lorain youths hopeful
Last night Lorain County residents fielded over 36 calls about Skeeter the missing dog, aiding Larry Starr of Wheeler Rd in a month long search. Tips from Elyria Columbia Station Wakeman and others keep the boy hopeful as volunteers hunt with newspaper requests and phone tips.
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Ing
Larry
Skeeter
Robert Starr
Elyria
Starr
Animal Protective League
Columbia Station
Lesser charges brought in Birmingham bombings case
Robert Gordon in Birmingham faces reduced charges after racial bombings probe. Three men Cagle Chambliss and Hell were arrested. authorities say dynamite was found. Gov. Barnett announced imminent arrests. protests and police actions continue in Alabama and across the nation.
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Birmingham
Ala
LPI
Isoey
Recorder
Councis Ahenxson
Cary Nop
Eness
Ders
Rbel Chambliss
Charles Casle
John W. Hell
Cagzie
Chambliss
Cagle
George W Jace
Montgomery
Alabama
Sais Iy
al Lingo
Fred Shutlesworih
Megraton
Md official urged to ignore vote on segregation amendment
Cambridge Maryland leaders urged Gov. Tawes to issue an executive order banning segregation in public accommodations after a city charter proposal to end racial strife was rejected by a 21 94 to 1 720 margin. The measure tied to an agreement in Washington aimed at stopping violence in the Chesapeake Bay community of 12 600. Neither side planned new talks.
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Cambridge. Md
UPD
Neato
J. Michael Tawes
Fae
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
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