Kennedy Warns Berlin Crisis Could Last and Escalate
President Kennedy described the Berlin crisis as a long, costly struggle with high peril, noting Khrushchev may doubt U.S. resolve to defend West Berlin. He warned hopes for a quick settlement are slim, while confirming no drastic changes since Vienna and no immediate path to a free city. In Vietnam, Communists are rising, prompting Generals to assess U.S. aid as Saigon faces a stronger foe. The ReutersAP report noted a somber White House mood, with no saber rattling, as defense moves are kept ready and no broad plans for Africa or Latin America discussed.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Vienna
U. S
Africa
Latin America
Kennedy sees no immediate Berlin settlement amid global tension
President Kennedy warned Berlin faces the most dangerous period in history as East West tensions persist. He cited lack of immediate hope for Berlin and noted Soviet talks with Andrei Gromyko yielded no quick solution while military and budget pressures shape policy. General Taylor will study South Vietnam to bolster resistance to communism, and fallout shelter plans target civilian protection. The president defended the moon program and rejected calls to name a successor to Speaker Rayburn, while noting tax and military cost considerations may affect a future tax cut and budget.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Berlin
Southeast Asia
State Department
Ngar Pralia
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Rayburn
Sam Rayburn
House
Jtax
White House
Local Council Sessions and Utility Rate Talks Highlight agenda
Elyria council requests welfare fund questions for a conference while Lagrange council rejects a proposed gas rate schedule. The report notes TV use to aid contractors and the operator of a new machine for tracking activities at boom end, with pre view details on page sections.
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Elyria Council
Northeastern Ohio Weather Synopsis
Northeastern Ohio sees sunshine with partial cloudiness in eastern counties. Highs reach 74 to 79 degrees, cooler tonight near 49 to 56. Friday brings more sun and warmth, with Wednesday temperatures 54 to 81 and no precipitation in the past 24 hours. Humidity ranged 77 percent at 8 am to 46 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 7:35 am, sunset 6:52 pm. Moonrise 10:09 am, moonset 9:02 pm.
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LaGrange
Lorain
Municipal Court
North
Eaton
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Spencer
United Press International
Ohio
Northwestern
Clinic on Pension Coverage Planned in Cleveland
The U S Labor Department Bureau of Labor Standards will hold a two day clinic in Cleveland next Thursday and Friday to explain the federal pension and welfare plans law coverage and requirements.
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Cleveland
UPI
U. S. Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Standards
City Council Delays Sewer Plan Across Four Areas
City Council stalls action on a $368,000 sanitary sewer program to force sewers in four city districts. Ward representatives will consult constituents before deciding whether to proceed under councilmanic authority, with city costs split and health concerns cited. Potential northwest area totals reach $158,320, while other zones range from about $121,200 to $369,600. Streets affected span Caldwell to Br ace and Fuller Rd to Baldwin Ave with multiple neighborhoods named. A Gulf Rd. short stretch also awaits a decision aligned with the main program.
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Robert Kleinceder
Fuller Rd
Linwood
Scott
State
Wayne
Wood
Middle
Edwards
Ebony
Butler
Wade
Harpur
Willow
Parkwood
Birmingham Park
Sixteenth
Seventeenth St
Douglass Ave
Gulf Rd
UAW Ford Pact Near Final Approval After Talks
DETROIT UPD The United Auto Workers 180 member National Ford Council is expected to approve the three year national contract. Agreement on production standards and union representation resolved last week before the strike began. Local 72 vote at Kenosha plant not dated. Final approval hinges on ratification by members of national economic and non economic terms and local disputes. Target is to resume full production by Monday as Reuther and Ford executive cite. Some locals will continue to strike on unresolved issues while others may return to work if no legitimate problems exist.
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Detroit
UPD
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Council
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
American Motors
Kenosha
Wis
AMC
Iompany
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Denise
Hej
121st is Europe Bound County Loses Official
The 121st Tactical Fighter Wing of the Ohio Air National Guard, based at Lockbourne, with 1500 guardsmen, is ordered to Europe effective November 1. County Commissioner Michael Lotko, a key figure, indicated he would resign if duty requires long overseas service. The wing’s units include 166th Tactical Fighter Squadron and 123rd Aircraft Warning and Control Squadron among others. The Defense Department plans 50,000 troops to Europe amid Berlin tensions, with 500 troops arriving in Cherbourg, France, signaling a major mobilization.
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Ohio Air National Guard
Michael Lotko
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Robert S. McNamara
Etain
France
Paris
Lotko
Democratic Central Committee
12St
166Th
164Th
Wis A&e
123Rd Aircraft
Blue Ash
Cincinnati
Europe
121St
Mansfield
Springfield
Defense Department
America
Berlin
Cherbourg
Fance
Blaze Threatens 10000 Bushels of Beans in Silo
Fire crews wrestle with an 80 foot silo at Shepherd Farm Produce Inc in Shepherd Michigan where ten thousand bushels of beans burn. If water is applied the beans may swell to three times their size and rupture the silo, risking a larger disaster.
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Shepherd, Mich
UPI
Shepherd Farm Produce Inc
Grow Fisheries owner fined for undersized perch in Ohio
Conneaut Ohio reports Grow Fisheries owner J Grow pled guilty to possession of undersized perch. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and threatens to move to Pennsylvania unless Ohio relaxes commercial net size limits. The brief notes a separate Memphis matter where J C Bornar Jr. won a small verdict in a contract dispute.
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Conneaut
Ohio
UPD
iMeigs J. Grow
Grow Fisheries
Grow
Pennsylvania
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
J. C. Bornar Jr
Memphis Publishing Co
U.S
Maris Named Macaroni Sportsman of the Year
Chicago report says Roger Maris of the New York Yankees is named Macaroni Sportsman of the Year by the National Macaroni Institute for using his noodle to set a new home run record.
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Chicago
UPI
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
National Macaroni Institute
No Extension One-W Pact Sparks Unions Vote
Members of Local 971, United Auto Workers, voted against a contract extension at Bendix-Wasting Nase Automotive Air Brake Co. The rejection tied to two conditions. a strike vote looms but a path to avert a walkout emerged as management signaled readiness to negotiate next week.
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United Auto Workers
Bendix- Wasting Nase Automotive Air Brake Co
Yesteray
UAW
Cleveland St
An.co
Tandar
Frank Lender
Lender
Lear-Romeo Gets Sub-Contract For Bomber Pumps
Lear-Romeo Division of Lear Inc awarded 275963 dollars in defense contracts by Boeing Wichita to supply fuel booster pumps for the B52H bomber. Production to start in December at Elyria plant with no new workers. Lear has supplied pumps to Boeing Wichita for ten years as a sub contractor among thousands nationwide.
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Lear - Romeo Division
Lear, Inc
Air Force
Boeing-Wichita
Charles Mosher
Roy Barr
Boeing
Elyria
Wichita
States
Cana
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