Pathways of the Pioneers and Elyria club profile noted
The notice notes Columbia Township was first named Copopa after the Rocky River, with a clerk error spelling Columbia. It points readers to Pathways of the Pioneers on page 18 and to a president profile of Elyria's Business and Professional Women's Club on page 12.
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Colum
Bia Township
Copopa
Rocky River
Columbia
Elyria
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Gridders Reach Midseason Turn as Avon Lake Wins
Football Review Area high school teams moved into the second half of the season with Avon Lake and Elyria Catholic scoring victories while Elyria High fell. Details and scores appear on pages 26 27 and 28.
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Area High School
Avon Lake and
Elyria Catholic
Elyria High
Amherst Lorain
Avon Market
Municipal Court
North Ridgeville
U Oberlin
Carlisle Police Department
Church News
Sheffield Lake
Elyria
Spencer Comics
Contract Bridge
Courthouse News
Hilites
Wakeman
Grafton
Wellington
Ridgeville Council weighs $300000 sewer project
Ridgeville City Council considers a sanitary sewer proposal valued at 300000 dollars for potential approval. The discussion appears on the first page of the second section.
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Ridgeville City
Truck Loses Giant Battle of Tickets in New York
Police Sgt. Francis X Hanley claimed victory over a 44.6 foot truck after a six hour barrage of 24 traffic tickets. The vehicle limped back toward West 36th Street on Friday with a shorter trailer to meet street size limits.
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NEW York
UPI
Francis X
Hanley
West 36Th Street
Truck overlength ticket triggers university dorm death inquiry
Hanley notes a 16 foot excess in a truck parked near Cobb Dormitory. Two UNC students William Harris Johnson Jr. and Barham Braham 24 and 21 were found dead in their Cobb Dorm room their bodies discovered by a janitor after they failed to report for work. Autopsies ordered. The Silver Line truck tickets total 218 since January 1 raising questions about safety and enforcement.
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Hanley
Frank Parnese
Chapel Hill
N.C
Anto
University of North Carolina Stu
Wiliam Harris
Johnson Jr
Statesville
Pennsylvania
Cobb
Lyme
Silver Line
Johnson and
Braham
William P Mc
Carthy
Lenoir Hall
Riots Erupt as 1000 Teens Clash with 100 Cops
In Alhambra California about 1000 youths staged four riots over two hours in a five block area. More than 100 officers from surrounding communities battled the melee. Two busloads of youths were booked on charges with about 100 arrests expected by morning.
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Alhambra
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Monrovia
Cty
San Vards
Gabriel
South San Gabriel
Pasa
South Pasadena
Los Angel
M Auto Carallel
Monterey Park
East West Berlin Deadlock Persists Amid Talks
Washington officials report no progress as Kennedy and Khrushchev aides fail to yield in Berlin dispute. A White House meeting with Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko yielded only a continuation of discussions with no clear give. The conflict centers on access and rights in Berlin ahead of Moscow's congress.
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Washington
UPI
Khrushchev
Myko
Russia
Llewelyn
EB Thompson
East
West Foreign Ministers
Dean Rusk
White House
Gromyko J
New York
Thant Urged Gromyko to Lead Berlin Talks at UN
United Nations and high officials discuss Khrushchev’s Berlin demand while Thant mulls a Burmese candidate for acting secretary general. Gromyko reiterates seeking Washington negotiations on a Soviet peace treaty with East Germany as U S and Soviet diplomats clash over disarmament and a nuclear test ban.
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United Nations
Burma
Ed Gromyko
Mos U Thant
Genje
Niata Khrushchev
Prest
Gromyko
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Andre
Gromyformal
Berlin
Washington
Russia
Imany
United States
Secret route aids 19 East Germans fleeing to West Berlin
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan urged no war and offered guarantees for a free West Berlin while East German leaders warned of war if the West blocks a German peace treaty. West Berlin police reported 19 East Germans escaped last night, including four Communist policemen, via a secret route. Khrushchev urged urgent East Germany treaty signing, and Soviet leaders pledged to defend East Germany if attacked.
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Berlin
UPI
Anastas Mikoyan
Russia
West Berlin
Mikoyan
East Berlin
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Europe
Ivan Koriev
Germany
German Democratic Republic
Ulbricht
Premer Anastas Mikoyan
Weather outlook for the Northeast and Northwest Omo
Weather report notes sunny and warm conditions with temperatures around 75 to 80 degrees Ingh. Clear tonight and Sunday with low 48 to 55. Friday highs 51 to 77. Precipitation trace in past 24 hours. Humidity 56% at 8 am, 40% at 7 pm, 34% at 8 pm. Small craft warnings reduced to 7 am Saturday. Winds south-southwest 12 to 22 knots today, easing tonight. Farr.
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Omo
Lake Erie
Farr
Body Parts Graft Breakthroughs Spark Hope in Medical Science
Reports from Chicago and Dallas outline advances in organ and tissue grafts, including use of animal tissues and human xenografts. Doctors describe immune rejection mechanisms and early trials using X-ray therapy and anti cancer chemicals to extend graft life.
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Chicago
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Sam Rayburn
Bonham, Tex
American College of Sur
Raybun's
Bonham
Cal
Roy Yorke Caine
Harvard
Burroughs-Wellcome Co
Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital
Cooperstown
N. Y
Khrushchev Links France to Soviet Nuclear Tests
In Tokyo Premier Khrushchev attributed Russia’s decision to resume underground tests to French atomic activity in the Sahara Desert. He argued France’s NATO status and its tests violated the East West moratorium and warned the West of potential consequences if Paris continued. He questioned Western reactions if a Warsaw Pact member tested after the Soviet halt.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
France
Russia
Khrushchev
Sahara Desert
Soviet Union
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Russia Tests 18th Nuclear Blast in Arctic Range
All 18 blasts in the Soviet fallout producing series began Sept 1. France and Sweden issued assessments with varying strength, while the U S S Atomic Energy Commission confirmed a yield of several million tons of TNT. The event was recorded by French, Swedish, and American agencies in the arctic testing region.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
French
Atomic Energy Agency
U. S S. Atomic Energy Commission
Sweden
Uppsala Seismological Institution
Arctic
34 Feared Killed In Plane Crash In Pyrenees
Wreckage of a British Derby Aviation DC3 chartered airliner is found in the Pyrenees near Perpignan. Police say 34 aboard likely perished after disappearing en route from London to Perpignan. A Constellation spotted the site and a helicopter was sent to the crash.
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Toulouse
France
UPD
Ingh
Pyrenees
Perpignan
Prades
Derby Aviation Company
London
Spain
Mediterranean
Constellation
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Football Review
Calfornia Highway Patrol
Los Angeles Area
Sembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Disarma
Ment
Vale
Filllrian A. Zorn
Gener
Hammarskjald
Siar
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Consid
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