Hurricane Donna shifts toward Florida’s south coast
Hurricane Donna with 150 mph winds threatens the Florida peninsula and Miami area as warnings extend from the Keys to Fort Lauderdale and the Gulf Coast. Evacuations and emergency advisories rise while U.S. Weather Bureau predicts tides up to 11 feet in some keys. Unemployment figures show August jobless at 3.788 million, with labor shifts blamed on autos and steel.
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Green Acres Program Under Review After Official Visit
Commissioner's visit triggers supervision review of the Green Acres program with critique of discipline practices and property neglect. Includes charts on neglect and a focus on compliance across departments. A separate note mentions political endorsements in the Sth district and a broad municipal report.
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Bank Bandit Search Focuses On Northeastern Ohio
Wide search for Harry Eugene Highfill, armed and dangerous, linked to a $33.09 Canton bank robbery and a $4.00 Cleveland Trust Co. branch theft. Last seen driving a 1951 Ford with Ohio plate N-3855D, FBI notes possible second plates. height about 5 9, 145 pounds, blue eyes, brown hair.
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Khrushchev Heads to New York for U.N. Assembly
Premier Khrushchev begins the first leg of his air and sea trip to Kaliningrad for the Baltic port and on to New York for the United Nations session opening Sept. 20. He will board the liner Baltika at Kaliningrad with Soviet and allied delegates aboard.
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Educator Dies at University of Chirag Leading Expert
Professor emeritus S Gray of University of Chirag dies after an illness. The noted educator and longtime department head was recognized for expanding exponen tial study in interdes veratpad medicine and MBs. A funeral service will be held at the university chapel.
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$18 000 Train Ride A Big Treat For Former Porter
Former Pullman porter Wie k Ham Tyler 78 enjoyed a private railcar tour of the United States worth 18 000 dollars. He rented the car for himself his wife and seven friends traveling from New Orleans to Niagara Falls New York City and San Francisco. The trip was funded by a sweepstakes prize that made the luxury journey possible.
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Two Turncoat Code Clerks Linked To U2 Tipoff
Reported linked defections of two code clerks amid U2 spying probe. Names cited include Benoit F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, with allegations a Russia alert came from inside sources. Moscow court actions and U.S. NATO inquiries noted.
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Weather forecast and political notes from Ohio and national events
The item reports unsettled weather in Ohio with clouds and near normal temperatures around 78, a cool stretch in Washington and a rising focus on the Paris summit and U S Russia tensions. It mentions congressional figures Walter, Hays, Martin, and Mitchell, spy flight concerns, and a reported weather-backed schedule through midweek with possible showers.
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Three Amishmen Held In Prison For Refusing Service
Three young Amishmen were held in prison to await sentencing by Federal Judge Metl J Underwood for refusing to work at state hospitals and military service. The conscientious objectors were convicted in U.S. District Court after brief trials, each facing up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Withdrawal Threatened By Guinea
Katanga police forced UN guards at Elisabethville airport to permit two small planes to take off defying UN orders. The incident occurred amid tensions over secession and questions about the status of ED RIDIN and the army in the region.
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Quill Rules Out Quick Settlement in Nine Day Railroad Strike
Transport Workers Union president Michael J. Quill warns there is no settlement around the corner in the nine day strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad. He cites mediator reports and reiterates union rock bottom proposals to the Pennsy, urging public notification of any settlement.
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