Elyrian Man Uses Kin as Shield From Police
An Elyria man, William H. Thayer, 27, faces assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest after allegedly kidnapping his estranged wife and three children at gunpoint. He was captured after forcing the family into a car and leading officers on a pursuit before being arrested at the Warren Avenue home. A .22 caliber pistol and rifle shells were recovered later.
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Weather Outlook for Northeast Ohio Today and Wednesday
Sunny hot and humid today with highs near 87 to 92. Partly cloudy and warm tonight with a chance of a thundershower, lows around 70. Friday looks sunny and humid with similar temperatures. Wednesday temperatures range from 62 to 81 with 24 hour precipitation totals not provided.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Shutdown Grips Nation On Anniversary
The Pennsylvania Railroad halted all operations for the first time in its 114-year history after a midnight strike by 20 000 maintenance workers. The 13-state network from Virginia to Missouri stopped all trains and disrupted air and bus alternatives as 73 000 commuters faced severe travel impacts in major cities. Transport Workers Union leader Michael J. Quill warned of a drawn-out dispute as negotiations with the National Mediation Board proceed.
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Where To Turn Negotiations At Deadlock UAW Group
UAW group moves toward strike as grievance talks stall. Adds weigh in negotiations and potential labor action amid deadlock. Community notes and local context appear with city route and officer retirements.
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U S Aims Lunar Space Station For Moon Orbit
The United States plans a 400 pound lunar space lab launched from Cape Canaveral by an Atlas Able rocket to orbit the moon. It will carry solar cells and propulsion gear to study radiation, guidance, propulsion and communications for future deep space missions. NASA officials say the lab will correct its course with onboard rockets and remain in polar orbit above the moon as long as gravity allows.
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Castro warns US over Guantanamo base seizure threat
Raul Castro told a sugar workers rally in Havana that the United States harbors Cuban war criminals at Guantanamo and could lose the base some day. He alleged a fascist reserve trained there would back a counter revolution if conflict arose, while saying Cuba would defend its rights with or without rockets.
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Spearmen of Kasai Stall Lumumba’s Army Push
UPI dispatch from Bakwanza, Kasai Province, reports Baluba Spearmen facing Premier Lumumba’s forces. About 35 soldiers and roughly 1,000 Balubas died amid fierce fighting as Lumumba’s troops controlled most of Bakwanza, with Balubas using woods and hills for night attacks. A U.N. detachment guards white residents and airport. no white casualties reported. Balubas largely armed with older weapons, while Lumumba’s troops boast rifles and artillery.
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Cuban seizure of Goodyear Firestone and Rubber properties
Havana reports Fidel Castro's government seized the Cubs properties valued at about 30 million dollars. The action targets Goodyear, Firestone Rubber and United States Rubber companies and affects their Cuban holdings.
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Sugar Deadlock Delays Adjournment in Congress
The House Agriculture Committee stood firm against a Senate sugar bill granting Eisenhower power to curb Dominican imports. After defeating a GOP proposal, the panel blocked accepting Senate amendments and any compromise talks, citing administration aims to topple Trujillo. Senate and House adjournment hopes faded as the deadlock persisted.
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