Boaters Rescued After Three Days Afloat on Lake Erie
Paul Laughlin and his wife Edith, both from Ohio, drifted three days in a 16-foot boat off Conneaut before a Canadian freighter the D C Everest rescued them 27 miles offshore. Coast Guard brought them ashore at Detroit, with Laughlin vowing to avoid boating ever again.
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Detroit
Paul Laughlin
Youngstown
Conneaut
Ohio
D. C
Laughlin
George Matheson
Laughlins
Man Kills Son-In-Law in Bryan Home In Tragic Shooting
Bryan Ohio sheriff says Harold H. Bostater, 38, kicked in a door and fatally shot William Bigger, 20, as he watched TV with Bigger's mother-in-law in Blakeslee. Bostater, drinking, revealed he aimed to kill the man dating his wife and was arrested two hours later after driving near Bryan.
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Bryan
Ohio
Dan Zuver
William Bigger
Blakeslee
Bigger
Harold H. Bostater
Patricia
Zuver
Bostater
Carol
Royce ‘Stahler
Rostater
Couple Rescued After Distress During Lake Rowing Attempt
Laughlin and his partner rowed until exhaustion as the boat drifted on the lake. Heat spoiled their picnic meal of dry bread and buns while freighters passed them by. Dawn revealed the Everest 300 yards away. rescuers spotted SOS signals and took the couple aboard, hoisting their craft onto the deck.
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Laughlin
Matheson
Marathon Corp
Canada
Toronto
It's Better to Give Than to Receive Wisdom
A brief editorial echoes the virtue of charity and thoughtful generosity. The line suggests encouragement to perform acts of kindness, valuing giving over receiving.
Eisenhower Sees Potential for Summit Talks with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower voiced guarded optimism about talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev beginning Tuesday and possible a later summit. He urged constructive ideas for negotiations on Berlin disarmament Germany and Western security while pledging firm principles and flexible tactics. Khrushchev arrives for a 12 day visit to the United States with two Washington days ahead.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Ike
Germany
England
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West
Berlin
United
Asia
Laos
Europe
Britain
West Germany
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
Americans
West Berlin
Monroe annexation expands Lemon Township land to village
Butler County commissioners approve annexation of 1654.29 acres in Lemon Township to Monroe for water use and development, to take effect in 60 days, land north and west of the village. Actor Paul Douglas dies at 51 at home from heart attack. Six children killed in train collision near Waseca. mother critically injured. Steel industry rejects call for fact finder in nationwide strike. Icelandic ambassador complains guards at Keflavik Airport forced two officials to lie in water for 10 minutes.
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Butler County
Lemon Township
Monroe
Washington
Keflavik
Iceland
Eisenhower Open to Meeting Governors Over Steel Strike
President Eisenhower indicated he may discuss ending the steel strike with governors from hardest hit states. He suggested a meeting with the governors executive committee after a telegram to Pennsylvania Governor Lawrence. AFL-CIO Chief Meany proposed an impartial fact finding board to aid settlement without Taft-Hartley escalation.
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New York
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
Governors Conference
Lawrence
William L. Batt J Jr
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
San Francisco
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Steel leaders may ignore Eisenhower plea says Young
Sen. Stephen M. Young argues steel executives may be ignoring President Eisenhower's call to end the steel strike. He notes R. Conrad Cooper replied to the appeal and questions whether companies are defying the President and the practice of collective bargaining amid heightened tensions with United States Steel Corp. president Roger Blough.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
D-Ohio
Eisenhower
United States
Young
Roger Blough
United States Steel Corp
Blough says government stay out could keep steel price steady
Blough asserts steel prices likely would stay level if the government avoids intervention, but warns that government action could trigger price increases.
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Blough
Peace Talks Shadow India China Border Rifts
Asian Communists push for friendly talks on the India China border and Laos. Nehru warns of the seriousness as Red China convenes a full dress standing committee to address the Tibetan border dispute while Laos rebels seek peaceful settlement. A U N fact finding mission departs New York for Laos amid rebel accusations of interference.
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Tokyo
India- China
Laos
Red China
India
U.N
New York
Laos War Lull Says Fighting Stalls As UN Eyes Probe
In Vientiane Lao sources report fighting at a standstill with UN observers possibly influencing the pause. Earlier, Laotian officials said North Vietnamese forces began withdrawing after the UN began reviewing charges of Communist aggression.
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Vientiane
Laos
United Nations
Viet Nam
U.N
Khrushchev Trip Talks Urged by Moscow for U.S. Visit
Moscow urges a more relaxed atmosphere for Premier Khrushchev’s upcoming visit to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower next Tuesday.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Soviets urge China and India to settle border rift
Peiping radio and Chinese Communist papers highlight Tass appeal against Western exploitation of the Sino Indian border issue. Nehru in New Delhi says war unlikely from border troubles and sees no immediate war risk.
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Soviet Union
Red China
India
Peiping Radio
Tass
China
Nehru
New Delhi
Steel Strike Deepens Across Nation Shrinks Industry
Pittsburgh AP reports the nationwide steel strike nears a crisis with 175,000 in allied layoffs. Unemployment climbs per state with Ohio and Pennsylvania hardest hit as 80 day cooling period clouds resumption and warns of delayed projects like Wyoming Atlas base and Pittsburgh auditorium.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Empire
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Hood Gets $25 From Easy Mark
The article details a Seattle incident in which a man nicknamed Hoodlum swindled Frank Harvey a 92 year old man, stealing $25 and a $3 watch after luring him with a phony Goodwill help claim. Harvey, frail and arthritic, faced a brutal assault during the theft and will be late on his $60 house payment.
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Seattle
Wash
Hoodlum
Goodwill
Frank Harvey
Rhoda
Harvey
Weekend Weather Preview for Miami Valley Region
A mass of cool Canadian air moved into the Miami Valley lowering temperatures through Sunday. Today and tonight will be fair and cool with highs near 75 and a low around 30. Saturday trends fair and warmer with a possible high of 80, while Sunday stays fair and cooler. Middletown reported a high of 74 yesterday at 3 30 p m and a morning low of 49 at 7 a m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Miss Illinois and Miss New York State win Miss America preliminaries
The 1960 Miss America contest in Atlantic City awarded Suzanne Ingeborg Johnson of Chicago Miss Illinois and Penniet Marquis of Huntington New York State the preliminary talent and swimsuit honors respectively. Each earns 1000 scholarships and advances toward the finals where the winner receives 10000 in scholarships and substantial appearances income. Johnson chose Hello Young Lovers and Marquis wore a yellow swimsuit noting it flatters her tan. Miss Mobley sang Puccini and Madame Butterfly pieces before the judges.
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Suzanne Ingeborg Johnson
Bonnie Jo Marquis
New York State
Atlantic City
Miss New
N.J
Miss Illinois
Miss
Chicago
Pennietto Marquis
Ithaca College
Huntington
N. Y
Miss Johnson
New York
Miss Marquis
Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
Puercini
Miss Mobley
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