Toledo driver dies in crash near Wellington
Arnold C McNealy 67 died from head injuries after a crash at Route 303 and Route 58 five miles north of Wellington. His wife Odie 64 was listed in poor condition with multiple injuries. Valena E Oldaker 29 received minor injuries as her car collided with McNealy’s, sending both vehicles into a ditch. A man's watch found at the scene stopped at 9:45 EST.
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Kennedy hosts three Birmingham racial talks in Washington
President Kennedy meets five white Birmingham civic leaders, seven black leaders, and six Birmingham clergy in Washington to discuss racial unrest in Birmingham Alabama. He then plans to dispatch a two man team, Kenneth Royall and Earl Blaik, to the city to help restore peace while federal grand jurors resume a desegregation probe. Separately, parents group opposes integration. a private school fund drive for segregated schooling begins in Tuskegee and Macon County.
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Mother of quints leaves hospital as son gets bottle
Mrs Mary Ann Fischer mother of Aberdeen quints leaves the Aberdeen hospital on the ninth day of life for her five babies. The newborn boy, James Andrew, was allowed his first small bottle. The family will return home as local donors present a new car. The Sioux tribe honored the family with a naming ceremony, giving the quintuplets Indian names and the boy the title Chief Star.
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U S plans large airlift of armored unit to Germany
Defense Secretary McNamara announced a 1600 man armored division will be airlifted to Germany next month in Exercise Eighft the largest such movement. About 116 combat and 240 transport planes will carry the unit from Fort Hood Texas to maneuver in Germany for a week under NATO command at an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. The operation could presage rapid troop withdrawals from Europe per Senator Russell noting swift airlift might allow reducing six US divisions in Germany.
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Weather forecast for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio
The snippet reports sunny, warm conditions with a high near 62 to 70 and a low around 40 to 47 tonight. Tuesday expects fair skies and warmer temperatures. The Sunday range is 43 to 60 with similar patterns noted for a year ago.
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Autumn arrival ushers in Northern Lights display area wide
The Weather Bureau marked autumn at 224 pm EDT as temperatures cooled across the nation. In the Great Lakes region residents enjoyed the last night of summer with a brilliant Northern Lights show, while readings ranged from 101 in Phoenix to 35 in Duluth.
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Secret Cape Canaveral project 823 explored
CAPE CANAVERAL Alvin B Webb Jr reports on Project 823 a bold secret satellite launch plan at Cape Canaveral. The piece contrasts Pentagon secrecy with public curiosity amid 125000 onlookers and discusses the rumored code name Vela Hotel and the unclear results of the program.
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McNamara signals planned US satellite nuclear monitoring
The defense secretary indicated in open Senate session that the United States planned to launch satellites to detect nuclear explosions in space, with Vela Hotel the likely project name. Atlas Agena on Cape Canaveral launch pad No 12 aims to place two satellites in orbit, though location details remain undisclosed.
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Debra the Fourth Weak Tropical Storm Forms in Atlantic
Hurricane Debra, the season's fourth and weakest tropical storm, moves slowly in the Atlantic far from land. The Miami Weather Bureau places its center at 27.7 N 48.0 W with 75 mph winds and a north-northeast drift at about 8 mph, roughly 1,100 miles east-southeast of Bermuda.
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Ford strike notice looms at Lorain plant
More than 800 members of UAW Local 425 voted to authorize a five day strike notice at the Lorain Ford assembly plant after 10 hours of negotiations on about 30 unresolved grievances. The union accused Ford of stalling on issues including production standards paint sprayers booths and health and safety while running heavy output on 1964 Falcons and Mercury Comets. If no accord is reached by Saturday night the 4300 member local could strike around midnight Sunday or Monday.
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Senate rejects Goldwater test plan on Cuba troops removal
The Senate rejected Senator Barry Goldwater's bid to make the nuclear test ban treaty with Russia conditional on removing all Soviet forces from Cuba. The move faced strong opposition from leaders of both parties and is tied to expectations the pact will be ratified. President Kennedy sent McNamara and Taylor to South Vietnam to assess the war as Buddhists and dissent rise. debates focus on the Diem regime and Viet Cong strength and possible U.S. personnel changes.
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Blood donors answer youngsters appeals for heart surgery
Volunteers flock to help two area children in need of open heart surgery. Eighteen donors of O positive blood lined up by noon Saturday for Ernestine Lampkin and Ralph Holfelzer, with 15 more needed for Ralph’s November 20 Cleveland Clinic procedure. The Avon Lake Jaycee Ettes coordinate donations and transportation, while hospital and welfare staff arrange support.
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