Drought Fires Close Woodlands Across Six States
United Press International reports widespread drought and forest fires as woodlands and public camping areas were closed across six states including Ohio New York and Virginia amid a week long dry spell. Forecasters warned rain may come too late to prevent further damage to forests and water supplies.
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Republic Steel forms Plastic Products Division for pipe
Republic Steel Corp announced a new Plastic Products Division to handle production and sales of plastic pipe. Lester P. Sharpe will be general manager, based at Elyma and Magnolia Arkansas plants. The division aims to expand plastics use in oil fields irrigation and underground conduit market. London news reports Prime Minister Macmillan resigns and Lord Home to form new government.
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Tito Ill Delays Flight in Williamsburg Tour
Tito of Yugoslavia, 71, bedridden with influenza symptoms, delays departure for California on his U S tour. He will remain at his Williamsburg residence as doctors monitor temperature and a decision on resuming the trip is awaited.
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Burglars Load Safe Into Sport Car At Lorain Dealer
Lorain police and sheriff inspectors comb the scene of a break in at Bob Beck Chevrolet on Broadway. Burglars forced a bottom panel, entered the showroom, rifled vending machines and desks, then loaded a four by two foot safe into a 1964 Chevrolet Impala, escaping after flipping the car in a ditch. The safe contained only petty cash. The stolen car was being prepared for delivery. damage estimated at $600. Authorities wired Detroit for a replacement and continue census for clues.
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Investigation Denied in Lasky Book Controversy
Washington officials denied Thursday that the Dusties Department is investigating Victor Lasky, author of a bestselling critique of President Kennedy. The denial clarifies there is no probe into Lasky or his work.
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Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio sees warm today with fair mild tonight near 34. Saturday cloudy but warm. Northwestern Ohio reports sunny and warm today with high around 75. Partly cloudy overnight with mild temperatures. Saturday starry clouds then continued warmth with possible showers.
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Satellite watches for nuclear tests high above Earth
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS reports America's first sentry satellite in a historic 60,000 mile high orbit to monitor for nuclear explosions in space. A companion satellite heads to join the orbit while a tiny tetrahedral satellite launches in a separate phase to strap radiation in the Van Allen Belt.
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Tiros VI Weather Satellite Fails in Orbit
NASA announced Tiros VI developed a malfunction in its focus regulator causing image distortion. The failure ends the satellite’s 13 month mission which provided pictures of events such as Hurricane Flora and Saudi sandstorms.
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NAACP speakers challenge Oberlin image at town hall
In Finney Chapel Oberlin residents heard NAACP leaders critique local employment practices. Louis Stokes and W Carey McWilliams described racial hiring barriers at Northern Ohio Telephone and other firms, urging action to improve opportunities for Negro workers.
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Four nation exercise set for joint Indian air defense drill
Eighteen U.S. fighter planes will fly to India next month for a two week exercise to develop modern air defenses for Indian cities. British Australian and Indian air forces will join in Exercise Shiksha with multiple allied aircraft and crews.
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Where to turn COUNTY CENTER proposed for Route 113 area
County Center plans for Route 113 area feature a proposal to establish a hub to serve the community with expanded services. The plan outlines location details and expected impact on nearby neighborhoods. Community groups weigh potential benefits and concerns as the project advances.
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