McDermott plans big gas danger evacuation orders
State and local officials warn of potential gas danger after a barge incident near the Mississippi River. About 30 to 60 miles affected in Louisiana and Mississippi, with 20 000 gas supplies and mobile equipment readied for rapid response. Evacuation possible for up to 80 000 people as surface recovery begins. Authorities emphasize health safeguards and masks while assessing 1 000 parts per million readings.
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Who Really Knows the Score Circling the Square tease
Charles J. Hostetter invites readers to check today's sport pages for a complete roundup of area football games and scores. The Circling the Square column signals deeper coverage on pages 22 through 25, promising full details for gridiron fans.
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Gardener’s Page Delights Readers With Fresh Tips
Chronicle Telegram highlights a young gardener who loves digging into soil and plants. A feature on a teacher and her background appears on the first page, second section, offering extra reading for curious readers.
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Pathways of the Pioneers in the old almanac
Lorain County Historical Society curator George Metcalf highlights the famed old almanac in Pathways of the Pioneers. Other readable items include Dividend Pages and various sections across 2021 Lorain County reading pages.
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George P. Metcalf
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Welcome Mat Launched as Chronicle Telegram Opens Open House
The Chronicle Telegram invites area residents and visitors to a behind the scenes open house tomorrow from 1 30 to 4 30 pm at its Elyria plant. Tour guides will lead visitors through 29 offices and departments including circulation, advertising, editorial, and mechanical rooms to view the modernized plant and gain insight into newspaper production.
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Catholic bishop dies in Red jail in China
Vatican reports Chinese bishop Joseph Hujo shan of Tai-chow died in a Communist prison. The 72 year old prelate, among six Chinese bishops consecrated in 1926 by Pope Pius XI, reportedly died August 28.
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State studies curbs to halt walkaways
A Grafton Prison Farm study examines steps to reduce walkaways and ease resident concerns. The article notes window security and rapid notification measures as possible solutions, with the reform school superintendent already considering tightening controls as other proposals come from Grafton and township residents.
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End of Young murder trial nears in Ohio court
Unusual Saturday morning session in Lorain sees State close in on second degree murder trial of Rebecca Louise Young. Lt. William Reed testifies about investigation steps from the discovery of the slain man’s body in a 1962 Dodge to the confession by Mrs. Young after son James, 17, was detained in Clendenin West Virginia. The case, before Judge Leroy F. Kelly, has 62 exhibits and resumes Monday at 9 30.
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Mississippi race fight heads to federal court
In Meridian Mississippi Negro James Meredith seeks entry to the all white University of Mississippi. The case goes to New Orleans where 16 university officials face contempt citations as the Fifth Circuit weighs civil contempt against the College Board and three other officials. If Meredith fails to register by Monday 6 30 p m EDT he faces bar until January. The federal judge had ruled the officials powerless to enforce orders for Meredith's admission.
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Kennedy pep talk stirs Ohio Democrats in Columbus
About 1,100 Democrats heard President Kennedy via telephone praise Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and outline a four year program to win control of Ohio state government. Sen. Frank Lausche lauded DiSalle, lamenting past revenue gains and defending DiSalle against tax and political attacks while Kennedy urged unity and progress.
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Argentine Civil War Fronts Struggle for Buenos Aires
Rebel columns seized sections of Buenos Aires and advanced toward Plaza de Mayo as the city faced a five day crisis with rebels controlling key posts. Loyalist forces in Palermo held, while navy leaders accused President Guido of plotting Communist control. A government denial followed and a three‑way armed forces meeting yielded no clear plan.
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Outbreak of violent stomach illness hits Cuba
UPI reports Cuba faces a severe outbreak of gastroenteritis tied to malnutrition and poor sanitation. Officials say deaths exceed 10, with worst conditions in hungry provinces. Cuban authorities claim the outbreak is not epidemic.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Light Showers
Mostly cloudy in the morning with a few light showers and a high near 65. Clearing tonight with low 48 to 52 and a mostly sunny Sunday. Friday temperatures 44 to 62, humidity peaks at 74 percent in the morning and 59 percent by evening. Moonrise is 1 25 a m and moonset 4 18 p m.
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Cuban issue to dominate UN session
United Nations dispatches show a sharp U S Soviet clash over Cuba shaping the General Assembly agenda. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko accuses Washington of planning military action while U S Ambassador Stevenson insists the United States will not attack or permit aggression, urging the Kremlin to halt warlike posturing and arms shipments.
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Signs to Washington Germany Agrees to Year-Long Sit
German officials reach a six-accord framework with the United States on a yearlong moratorium concerning forces in Germany. The Defense Department confirms the talks and outlines the implications for U.S. military posture and alliance commitments.
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Naples politician Gio dies among Naples' most notable figures
Naples Italy veteran politician Gio, one of the city’s most prominent figures, has died. Reports indicate his long career shaped local governance and civic life. </s>
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