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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
1
Western diplomats parsed the 54 hour delay of a U S Army convoy through Berlin as a Soviet pullback that strengthens Washington in Europe. Soviet demand to dismount was dropped and the convoy resumed into West Berlin amid protests from the United States.
U S Army convoy traveling from Berlin to West Germany faced Soviet guards at two checkpoints. one halt lasted 15 hours at Marienborn. The Americans refused dismount demands, deeming them an infringement on free movement of allied convoys to West Berlin. A diplomat called the exchange forceful and decisive, illustrating Europe the stance.
U S and Soviet standards clash over convoy counting as 149 men in 26 vehicles arrive for Berlin transfers. Officials say no plan to halt troop movements under the Four Power agreement, despite differing definitions of small and large convoys and a two day delay.
In a New York interview, Mme Ngo Nhu rejects U S requests to leave South Vietnam as demoralizing and says the United States is chasing a new liberalism allied with communism. She insists the Diem regime is winning the war and accuses Buddhists of aiding the Reds. She notes US officials have floated the idea unofficially through ambassadors, while denying formal solicitation.
Local residents are urged to guard against field and brush fires with no rain for over a month. Fire departments across the area report overtime efforts to prevent fires from careless acts and protect communities.
Gov. James A. Rhodes appointed Lawrence A. Ramey of Columbus to lead the new Racing Commission. He also named Dr. William Hackett James White John E. Elder and Dr. R. H. Wetzel to the panel, from diverse professional backgrounds.
A Soviet mission heads to New York to negotiate a purchase of as much as 250 million dollars in American wheat to ease shortages after poor Soviet harvests. Izvestia suggested Moscow had authorized the deal, the largest postwar U S USSR business move, with payments in gold or dollars. Deputy Trade Minister Sergei Borisov leads the mission, tied to Western buying of wheat from the United States Canada and Australia.
In Belluno Italy authorities warned survivors of last week’s dam disaster to evacuate as a massive earth slide cascades toward the Vajoni Reservoir. Osvaldo Martinelli the deputy mayor of Erto announced the danger over loudspeakers to villagers sheltering in the woods above the reservoir.
Alabama leaders Martin Luther King Jr and Fred Shuttlesworth return to Birmingham to press for 24 Negro policemen and direct talks with city officials. They warn of larger demonstrations if demands are not met while Governor George Wallace plans a TV appearance to discuss the crisis.
Medina residents aid Catholic school by buying buses and discussing bus use options. A postmaster appointment in Hoverville prompts Rep Ayres to seek review of hiring methods. Page 17 highlights recent ratings and senate floor speeches after notice.
Sunny and warmer conditions prevail in Northeastern Ohio with highs around 68 to 75 degrees. Clear skies overnight bring mild lows near 39 to 45. Tuesday projects continued sun and warmth, with similar high and low ranges and clear skies. Sunday temperatures range from 37 to 69 with no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours. Humidity shifted from 92 percent in the morning to 44 percent by afternoon. Sunrise is 7 37 a.m. and sunset 6 49 p.m. Moonrise 4 47 a.m. and moonset 6 03 p.m.
Communist leaders from major parties plan talks in Moscow between November 7 and 15 to discuss potential shifts in alignment that could affect Beijing's status in the Soviet-led bloc. Informants said China and its allies may be excluded from the summit.
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