Rt 254 road show remains a heated Amherst drama
Amherst council chamber packed as Mayor Frank Janik pushes for a million dollar per mile highway through the town amid strong opposition from residents and a church group. Council plans a consent ordinance for final action next meeting, while backers say the road links Boston to Seattle and spurs progress.
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Amherst
Rt. 254
Frank Janik
Stown
Carl Deeds
Janik
Boston
Seattle
Joseph Rozich
Nto Yacobozai
Westminster United — Presbyterian Church
North
Leavitt
Reds warn hands off Cu CD activities suspended
Elyria civil defense suspends all civil defense activities through 1962 and possibly longer. Announcement was made by Stewart Clark, deputy Elyria director, in the absence of Daniel F. Coleman who was at another meeting. Coleman oversees the program.
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Elyria
Daniel F. Coleman
Elyria Civil Defense
Stewart Clark
Coleman
Elyria Civil Defense Council
Charles V. Neeson
Porsch Lumber Co
Depot St
East Ave
Elyria Civil Defense Group
Neeson
Civil Defense Organization
Ely
Soblen Death Marks End of Deportation Bid
Dr Robert Soblen a 61 year old New York psychiatrist and Soviet spy died five days after an overdose of barbiturates in a British hospital while resisting deportation to the United States. He was pronounced dead at 10 40 am at Hillingdon Hospital with his wife Dina at his side. Scotland Yard and U S officials weighed possible murder charges as investigators probe how the drugs were obtained and used in Soblen’s attempt to avoid life in a U S federal prison.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
United States
New York
Hillingdon Hospital
Dina
U.S
Sohlen
Soble
Soblen
Sobbie
Solomon Kaufman
G. Barnes
Barnes
Eight Cuban refugees land in Hollywood seeking asylum
Eight Cuban refugees including two women and a boy arrived in Hollywood in a small sailboat on Monday and requested political asylum. They were transported to the Immigration Detention Center in Miami for processing.
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Hollywood
Fla
UPI
Immigration Detention Center
Miami
Kennedy launches tour of U S space bases
President Kennedy flies to Huntsville Alabama then Cape Canaveral Houston and St Louis for a two day inspection of space installations. Vice President Johnson joins in from Andrews Air Force Base with McNamara and lawmakers to review Redstone Arsenal Marshall Center Cape Canaveral and NASA facilities.
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UPI
Kennedy
Huntsville
Ala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Andrews Air Force Base
America
Russia
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Redstone Arsenal
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Navy
Walter M. Schirra
Four New Pupils Placed in Separate Classes at Streatham School
Teachers at Bishop Thomas Grant School Streatham England today placed four new pupils in separate classes to aid identification. The students are 11 year old quadruplets Marie Patricia Frances and Edna Cole UPT
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Bishop Thomas Grant School
Streatham
England
Marie, Patricia
Frances
Edna Cole
UPT
Russian wine shipment to Kennedy sparks mystery
In London five cases of Russian wine allegedly from Premier Khrushchev arrived from Moscow and were to be flown to Baltimore. Officials offered no comment as diplomats debated whether the gesture signals a political move.
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UPT
Kennedy
Nikita
Khrushchev
Britsh Overseas Airways Corp
Friendship
Baltimore
BIEA
Karushchev
U.S
Mi. Nhrushchev
Meat shipments rise despite NFO action in markets
Cattle and hog shipments to major Midwest markets increased for a second straight week amid the NFO campaign to curb livestock flow. Observers debated its impact as hog prices held steady to slightly lower and cattle receipts surpassed last year’s figures. Retail meat prices rose in several cities while NFO claims higher processor demand drove supply.
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Chicago
UPI
Midwest
National Farmers Organization
NIVO
No O
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Kansas
Minneapolis
Berlin Talks Delayed Until After U.S. Elections
Moscow warned the United States against attacking Cuba and said Berlin negotiations would wait until after the November congressional elections. The Tass briefing warned that aggression toward Cuba could spark world war with nuclear weapons and called for restraint while signaling readiness to sign a nuclear test ban, though it did not drop objections to on site inspections. The statement also alleged U2 spy flights and warned of heightened Red Army readiness in response to Kennedy’s call-up plans.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Berlin
U.S
Tass
Kennedy
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Sakhiwin
Britain
Japan
Turkey
Federal Republic of Germany
Foreign Ministry
Weather forecast for Ohio region shows cooler sunny day
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio expect mostly sunny and cooler conditions with less humidity. High near 72 degrees, clear and cool tonight with low around 41 to 42. Wednesday turns sunnier and a bit warmer, temperatures in the 70s. Observed Monday precipitation totaled about 0.18 inches by 5 PM EDT, with humidity rising from 58 percent at 7 AM to 74 percent by 2 PM.
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Ohio
Castro says U S in chaos and will stand firm
Fidel Castro told an educators’ convention in Havana that U S congressional demands for action against Cuba show chaos in the United States. He warned against imperialism and said Cuba would continue drawing aid from Russia and others while asserting readiness to defend the revolution if the United States attacked.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Havana
Castro
Cuba
Russia
Kennedy drops British tailor amid isolationist critique
White House press secretary said President Kennedy stopped buying clothes in Britain some time ago, countering a British trade publication claim that it showed isolationism.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Pierre Sal- Inger
Kennedy
Britain
Tade
Village of South Amherst fights police chief suspension case
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR input. The readable items reference a local dispute in South Amherst over a police chief suspension and mention various sections and pages such as contracts, births, deaths, and a feature on Miss America’s baby picture. No clear names, dates, or outcomes could be confirmed from the provided text.
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South Amherst
Haeedes
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