Red Chinese shoot down U S made U2 over East China
The Chinese Nationalist government on Formosa confirms an American made U 2 was shot down over East China during a routine reconnaissance mission. The United States admits Lockheed sold two U 2 aircraft to the Republic of China in July 1960 and says no American pilots or planes were overflying Red China.
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Washington
HTNS
China
Formosa
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
United States
Lockheed Aircraft
Republic of China
Lockheed
State Department
Red
Communist
Soviet Union
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Air Force
Peiping
East
James Shen
Chiang takes all the blame for U2 incident over China
Peiping blames the United States for the U2 affair and minimizes Taipeis role. Nationalist China confirms ownership of the missing plane and a Chinese Communist pilot Liu Chen claims China received Russian ground to air missiles. Peiping ties the flight to General Taylor and U.S. cold war policy.
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Formosa
UPI
China
Peiping
United States
U.S
Cuba
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Southeast China
Air
Liu Chen
Far East
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laos
Desegregation ties flashpoint as GA churches burned
In Dawson Georgia desegregation leaders urge President Kennedy to end a terror campaign after two Negro churches were burned and a white man attacked an FBI agent. Virgil E. Puckett was jailed for sinking a federal officer as mass arrests and racial demonstrations unfold in Albany. Police downplay voter registration links to the fires while SNCC activity draws ire from local whites.
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Dawson
UPI
Kennedy
Georgia
FBI
Virgil E. Puckett
U.S
Albany
Terrell County
Z. T. Matthews
Matthews
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
U S shows Berlin access rights with convoys and clashes
The U S Army staged a new demonstration of Berlin access by sending three convoys totaling 391 men in 62 vehicles along the East German highway. West Berlin reported shots near Lichtenrade as Russians moved armored carriers at Sandkrug Bridge, while British authorities faced questions over potential actions to curb crossings.
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U.S
East Germany
Babelsberg
West Berlin
West Germany
Lichtenrade
Berlin-Helmstedt
Sandkrug
Tigergarten
East Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Leipzig
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with showers and wind
Partly cloudy and windy today with scattered showers or thundershowers. Warm today then a cooler night with low in the mid fifties to mid sixties. Cooler Tuesday with a few showers in the forenoon, followed by clearing. Temperature ranges compared to last Sunday and normal highs in the mid seventies. Precipitation expected half to three quarters of an inch, mainly in scattered showers tonight, Tuesday, and Thursday or Friday. Northern Ohio temperatures will run above normal into the week with a pattern of cooler days and a warmer late period.
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Ohio
Ridgeville Man Dies in High Speed Crash
A 20 year old North Ridgeville resident was killed at 2 30 a m in a high speed crash on Root Rd near his home. Frank J J Kleinholz 7470 Root Rd was the fourth traffic fatality in Ridgeville this year. Police say speed neared 80 mph as the car veered off edge of pavement struck a tree and exploded. Autopsy to determine cause of death with funeral arrangements set for Reichlin Funeral Home Elyria and St Peter s Catholic Church.
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Root Rd
Frank J. J. Kleinholz
Bainbridge Rd
Kleinholz
Cleveland
Charles Smith
Frank Kleinholz
Carl A
Robert W
Eugene C
Timothy M
Mary C
Charlene A
Magdalene Kleinholz
Ridgeville St. Peter's Catholic Church
Painter's Union No
Lorain County
Paul J. Kopsch
Reichlin Funeral Home
Elyria
St. Peter’s Church
Edward Halloran
St. Peter's Cemetery
New London Woman Collects Hat Pins For History
A New London woman amasses over 500 rare hat pins, yet remains unsure of their origins. The slice of community life appears amid pages listing plans and notices including volunteers for Sabin Oral Sundays in Lorain County and various local sections such as police, deaths, births, sports, and social notes.
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New London
Lorain County
Soblen remains in coma as brain damage confirmed
London based reports say Dr Robert A Soblen, the Lithuanian born Soviet spy, remained in a coma for the fifth day with brain damage and frequent convulsions. Doctors disclosed the coma followed an overdose of barbiturates and Soblen faced deportation to the United States amid unclear prospects for recovery. Dr Dina Soblen, his wife, stayed at Hillingdon Hospital during the crisis.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
Soblen
London Aiport
United States
Hillingdon Hospital
Dina Soblen
Elevator incident leads to intoxication charge
Laugh a little ROBERT SHOBER, 40, of 216 Second St. was charged with intoxication after police investigated a report of a drunk man operating an elevator at The Elyria Savings and Trust Co. building. Shober allegedly ran the elevator to the eighth floor and back down three times, pausing at several floors. he was not normally an elevator operator.
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Robert Shober
Second St
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Shober
Shobter
FAA keeps airlines safer than roads report
Government safety review ranks aviation as a safer travel mode than road transport. Researchers compare accident rates and safety measures across carriers, airports, and regulatory practices to assess overall risk.
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FAA
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