Khrushchev Signals Possible U S Reconciliation
Soviet diplomats hinted Khrushchev seeks to reconcile with President Eisenhower and may seek indirect talks during the United Nations General Assembly. possible private meeting with Eisenhower was discussed, with no clear pledge on timing. Khrushchev also hinted at potential talks with Nixon or Kennedy, depending on his New York visit outcomes.
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Rail Strike Ends. Lorain Paves Way for Normal Operations
Lorain works and National Tube blast furnaces set to resume as rail service returns to normal. Freshmen at Oberlin begin orientation as 635 students from 38 states prepare for college careers. Campaign committees mobilize with Kennedy and Rockefeller visiting Lorain County. Ballot questions exceed $10 million for Lorain County in November.
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Boxer for sale AKC registered good with children
Three year old male boxer, AKC registered, good with children. Asking $25. Call EM 6-0655. Sold with a Chronicle-Telegram Want Ad in the marketplace of progressive families.
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Seizure Threat Over Cuban Airline Plane at Idlewild
A Miami firm seeks $937,801.37 in a writ of attachment against Cubana Airlines halting Idlewild operations. Deputies seized a $4 million four engine Britannia jet bound for Havana and the airline’s bank accounts and offices. Castro’s Premier and 50 officials may face return by other means if claims are not resolved. Rights to planes could expand with further seizures if the claim is pursued.
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Castro warned to leave guns at home during UN stay
U S officials told the Cuban Embassy that Fidel Castro and his guards must not carry firearms while in the United States for the United Nations General Assembly. Castro will be confined to Manhattan Island with security similar to that used for Khrushchev and other Communist leaders.
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Victim Of Crash On West Ave Dies
Jordan, fined 300 dollars and 10 days jailed for intoxicated driving, faced a second court date on traffic manslaughter after his car skidded on West Ave near 18th St and struck a tree. He left the scene and was arrested at a trailer park. James was born in Shawnee Ohio December 28 1938 and lived in Elyria since July. He worked for Wilford Hatchery. Surviving are three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were set with Sudro Curtis and Humphrey Funeral Homes. Burials planned at Oakfield Cemetery Perry County.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high around 70. Clear at night with 50s. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers late afternoon. Thursday’s temperature range 56 to 75 with 0.01 inch precipitation in 24 hours. Humidity rises to 87 percent by 8 p.m. Sunrise 7:08 a.m. Sunset around 35 p.m. Northern Ohio near normal temperatures then warmer weekend with brief showers.
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Tides Slow Cleanup On Gulf Coast After Ethel
Hazardous tides and heavy rains slowed gulf coast cleanup as residents began digging out after Hurricane Ethel. The storm, the second tropical cyclone to hit the mainland in a week, caused property damage, power outages, and downed trees. One indirect fatality occurred in New Orleans as Josie Savoi ve, 68, died securing windows. The Mississippi coast from Pascagoula to Biloxi endured the strongest blows with outages and unroofed homes.
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Railroads Seek Rate Rise in Ohio Hearing Set
Railroads including Baltimore and Ohio Erie Pennsylvania New York Central and others asked the Public Utilities Commission for authority to raise freight rates within Ohio. A hearing on the application is scheduled for October 5 in Columbus.
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Mobutu Demands Communists Leave Congo Amid Turmoil
Leopoldville reports Col. Mobutu consolidates rule after ordering communist embassies to depart within four hours. Parliament confrontations erupt as Patrice Lumumba survives house arrest with UN protection. clashes mount between Baluba and loyalist troops as Congo teeters toward instability.
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UN feelers for Congo crisis spark General Assembly briefing
United Nations diplomats said Russia may push for an emergency General Assembly session on Congo as Khrushchev nears. Western and Afro Asian nations support Hammarskjold amid a Security Council debate where the Soviet veto is anticipated.
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Peale quits group over anti Catholic campaign tiff
Washington Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale severed ties with the Citizens for Religious Freedom protest group formed in Washington September 7. He said he would not participate in further meetings or activities, denying involvement in anti Catholic literature or in organizing the group. He declined a resignation from Marble Collegiate Church and criticized the label linking him to the effort.
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