Castro denies knowledge of Oswald plot to kill Kennedy
Fidel Castro told the House Assassination Committee in Havana that he did not know Lee Harvey Oswald would kill President Kennedy. He said that if he had known it would have been Cuba’s moral duty to inform the United States. The committee raised the topic during Monday hearings.
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Weather Folklore Hints At Harsh Winter Ahead
North and South readings from outdoorsmen and animals point to a fierce winter with long fogs and heavy snows. Hog hornets and woolly worms cited as signs, while experts caution that forecasts remain mixed and caution against overconfidence amid lingering debate on Kennedy era plots.
Strike at Midview Forces Teachers Back to Work
The Midview strike escalates with talks failing to end the walkout. Board negotiators floated a two year package of 5.9 and 5.8 percent raises with possible binding arbitration while CAPSE and MEA push for higher gains and initial board action to return to the table. The list of bargaining factions includes CAPSE, MEA, MBA, and OAPSE, with cross-picketing and debated concessions.
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Carter touts peace push as Arabs weigh pact with Vance
President Carter hailed a framework for peace after talks with Sadat Begin and other leaders. Assad led a conservative group within the Arab world while an American emissary planned briefings in Arab capitals. Carter urged Jordan and Saudi Arabia to join the peace efforts as he addressed Congress and the nation.
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Sadat Returns Home to Hero's Welcome After Camp David
Egypt prepares to greet President Anwar Sadat with a hero's welcome after an emergency cabinet session. State newspapers say peace talks with Israel will resume in two weeks, likely in Ismailia. War Minister Gamassy carried Sinai maps as the cabinet pledged support. Al Akhbar critic says the accords do not fully meet Arab wishes.
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Bee Nests Spark Fire With Mixed Reactions Across City
Beekeeping and stinging insects prompt warnings as nests in trees and yards trigger responses from residents. Fire officials report a homeowner’s attempt to burn nests caused damage but may not have eliminated the threat. Hospitals note a rise in bites and allergic reactions with several cases including two people going into shock.
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Dayan says Egypt will keep talks on West Bank despite Jordan split
Foreign Minister Dayan announced Egypt pledged to negotiate with Israel over the West Bank even if Jordan does not join the peace talks. He noted Camp David accords do not seed a Palestinian state and that Sadat did not demand removal of settlements. Dayan spoke at Ben Gurion Airport with Weizman amid the summit. Begin planned to return from the U.S. to lead Cabinet and Knesset sessions on Camp David.
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Coalition members clash over SMSA merges in brief
U.S. Rep. Don J. Pease urged cooperation in a terse meeting on SMSA consolidations. Elderly Rep. James Burke of Massachusetts grilled the plan, noting potential merges with Boston SMSA. Burke and Rep. Otis Pike of New York warned about unlikely nationwide annexation while serving Ways and Means.
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AMC chairman Chapin retires after long leadership tenure
Roy D. Chapin Jr., 62, chairman of American Motors Corp, will retire from active management effective Sept. 30, remaining as chairman. Meyers praised Chapin for Jeep division purchase and leadership while Chapin cited AMC profits and future, though he cited not meeting Pacer sales goals and desires to pursue personal and family interests.
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Cummins to Meet Consumers as Ohio Utilities Watch
Columbus new PUC member Howard Cummins will spend one day weekly in his office meeting consumers and another day at a different location to hear issues. He says direct talks with consumers will help address Ohio utility problems and consumer concerns at the top management level.
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Priest Luke Tupper Dies From Car Motorcycle Crash
Columbus priest Rev. James Luke R. Tupper, 45, died Monday at Doctors Hospital North after severe head injuries from a car motorcycle collision. The traffic death was referred to the coroner's office.
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Ohio Lottery ticket dispute tops two big prize claims
In Ohio, two Cleveland area women contend their Instant Touchdown tickets won 10000 and 1000 dollars, but three inspections including Battelle Memorial Institute say they are losers. Licking County Judge Winston C. Allen will decide if the tickets are valid wins as the Lottery Commission cites misprints.
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Celebrezze challenges Brown to public debate for Ohio secretary post
State Sen. Anthony Celebrezze Jr. accused incumbent Ted Brown of giving faulty election information and not fully applying Ohio election laws at a Columbus news conference. He issued a public debate challenge as the campaign tightens. The Ohio EPA also proposed a third plan in six years to curb sulfur dioxide from high sulfur coal with a hearing at the Ohio State Fairgrounds after past plans were blocked by court challenges from coal users.
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Summit sidelights on peace pact vs fall TV season
Reporters raced home through heavy rain to a White House signing ceremony delayed by networks. Carter, Sadat, and Begin appeared in the East Room as the fall television season competed with the historic peace accords. Sadat defended his government while stressing democratic rights and free opinion.
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