Air Traffic Center Faces Controller Shortage
Chronicle-Telegram reports from Oberlin FAA air route traffic control center where six controllers and eight coordinators are missing. The center is in the process of filling ten positions amid ongoing stress from long shifts without breaks.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Oberlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Ted Wood
FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center
Rusk to talk to Latins on Red threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk invited Latin American ambassadors to a 4 p.m. meeting to discuss the Soviet aided Cuban arms buildup. President Kennedy had declared the United States will use any means to stop Castro's regime from threatening the Western Hemisphere with Soviet arms. Kennedy said the weapons to Castro are defensive and warned Russia and Cuba.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
Kennedy
United States
Fidel Castro
Russia
U.S
Caribbean
White House
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Union
Guantanamo
Congress
Stern
Castro
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Senate
U2 patrols continue with added precautions
U S officials said U2 aircraft would keep patrolling international waters near the Soviet Union but with stricter safeguards. A U2 incident sparked Soviet protests claiming a deliberate provocation over Sakhalin Island, while Washington attributed potential air space overflight to navigational error amid severe winds. Kennedy outlined Cuba arms support, noting missiles and tech personnel, while Congress eyed tougher measures.
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Washington
UPI
Administration
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Sakhalin Island
Japan
United States
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Sakhain
U. S
Sakhalin
Kennedy
Forgetful jailer frees five from drunken pickup
A Miami police wagon departed with ten intoxicated passengers yesterday but arrived with five still aboard after the rear door was left unlocked, an embarrassing lapse admitted by officers.
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Miami
Lorain Fire Hazards Stir Controversy Over Burned Buildings
Lorain city officials debate using the unsafe building ordinance to condemn three long damaged structures including the Lorain Tower Supply building on Elyria Ave and the Gypsy Fiddle Inn. Fire chief says remaining portions may be safe. inspectors deem some non conforming and hazardous to the public.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Earl Frank
Edward Novack
Joseph Petrosky
Lorain Tower Supply Co
Elyria Ave
Alex
Petrosky
Olejko
Pearl Ave
Gypsy Fiddle Inn
Lorain Tower
Wilson McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Soblen's final plea denied in Britain deportation set
London officials rejected Dr Robert Soblen's bid to stay or move to Czechoslovakia. The British government ordered his deportation to the United States on a Pan American jet, with Soblen held at Brixton prison and his London lawyers saying appeals are exhausted.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Henry Brooke
Soblen
Czechoslovakia
Brixton Prison
Brooke
U.S
Solomon Kaufman
Home Office
Skennedy
Council votes to suspend Snizek in South Amherst
SOUTH AMHERST Police Chief Thomas Snizek was suspended without pay until Sept 24 by the village council after charges cited gross neglect of duty and misconduct in office. A hearing was scheduled for Sept 24 with his attorney present to respond to the accusations.
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South Amherst
Thomas Snizek
Snizek
Jack Walker
Robert W. Reese
Carlos Pongrancz
Roy Leich
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
John Bozicevich
Walter Krueck
Krueck
Bozievich
Miller
James Nicol
Nicol
Larry Noble
Weather Summary for Northwestern Ohio
The forecast calls for cloudy and windy conditions with a cool day high near 70. Scattered showers expected, partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows 47 to 52. Mostly sunny and continued cool Thursday. Tuesday temperatures range from 67 to 78, compared with 72 to 34 a year ago Tuesday.
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Onio
Lorain council probes fire protection after park board rift
Lorain officials vow a probe into city fire protection amid political tensions. The park board president resigns as park plans face veto challenges, with community leaders urging transparency and safety commitments.
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Lorain City
Sonyaelles
Viermilion Park Board
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