United States Defectors Mitchell and Martin Defected to Soviet Union
The article details Mitchell and Martin, two Navy veterans and junior mathematicians, who vanished in June and were later reported to have defected to the Soviet Union via Mexico City and Havana. It notes NSA involvement, possible code knowledge, and the Pentagon’s denial of access to highly classified material.
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Lorain Man Killed in Labor Day Weekend Traffic Crash
Edward Edmondson 50 of Meister Road Lorain died after being struck by a car on West Erie Avenue in front of Edna's Restaurant around 9 43 p.m. He crossed the highway divider and was hit by Willam Dimacchia 22 of West 25th Street who said he did not see him until about 45 feet away. Edmondson's dog also died. Edmondson, who had left the restaurant with Willam Coley 39 and Gladys Sturgill 32, had just turned onto the highway when the fatality occurred. Funeral plans are incomplete. Autopsy pending. The incident is Lorain’s fourth traffic death this year and first since June 7. Police reported Dimacchia’s car traveled 131 feet after the collision. Authorities noted conflicting witness accounts and no charges filed at press time.
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Rail Strike Cuts Tube Production at Lorain Mill
National Tube Division at Lorain powered on a reduced schedule as a railroad strike spread leverage across the plant. USW Local 1104 and BRY Lodge 33 clash over responsibility for the partial shutdown while negotiations linger since 1959. Officials report conflicting accounts on who initiated the plan to limit operations.
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Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook With Temperatures Rising
The forecast calls for sunny skies and a high around 77 to 82 degrees in northeast Ohio. Tonight will be fair with mild temperatures, while Monday climbs to about 60 to 92 degrees with variable conditions and moderate humidity. Lake Erie winds shift from south-southeast to south-southwest, increasing to 10 to 18 knots, with fair conditions continuing.
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U S Traffic Toll of Sanor Day Weekend
United Press International reports that American motorists generated a deadly Sanor Day weekend, with fatalities surpassing two hundred but not reaching feared records. The toll may be incomplete as of early morning, with only a fraction of holiday incidents recorded.
Cat Bite Rabies Fatality In Cleveland And Guatemala Case
A 19 year old Cleveland woman Ellen McDougal died apparently of rabies after a cat bite at a Guatemala resort. A Cincinnati man Gordon Moss was found to have been bitten by the same cat and completed antirabies treatment in Cincinnati and West Lafayette after a honeymoon.
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Congo in power struggle as Kasavubu and Lumumba clash
In Leopoldville Premier Patrice Lumumba moves to oust President Joseph Kasavubu and warns the United Nations not to aid him. Kasavubu counters with accusations of unconstitutional actions while UN and U.S. forces monitor the widening Congo crisis amid a country torn by factional rifts and military instability.
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God Help Ole Earl Long Dies in Louisiana Congress Achieved
In Alexandria Louisiana UPI reports Earl Kemp Long 63 died of coronary thrombosis after a vigorous campaign. He had served three terms as Louisiana governor and was a congressional nominee. His body lay in state in Baton Rouge near Huey Long’s statue. funeral set for First Baptist Church Baton Rouge. Burial in Winnfield follows.
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Hurricane Donna Rides West Away From Florida
Hurricane Donna, packing 125 mph winds, stayed offshore with no intent to threaten Florida. Forecasters at the Miami Weather Bureau projected a northwest turn, placing the storm about 900 miles southeast of Miami and 175 miles northwest of San Juan as it moved slowly at 12 to 14 mph. No injuries or landfalls reported. expected path toward Turks Islands and just north of the Bahamas chain.
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Remote TV Used For Bank Deposits Ad
A Chronicle classified ad promotes remote TV aided bank deposits via a closed circuit system at Mechanics and Farmers Bank Bridgeport. It urges renting rooms to boost income and lists Elyria and Lorain phone numbers for placing ads. East Side offers 7 rooms and bath for $85 monthly available June 17th.
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