Eisenhower Urges Realism Courage Sacrifice for Peace
President Eisenhower addressed NATO’s 10th anniversary urging realism in seeking lasting peace and universal justice. He called for courage sacrifice and perseverance to confront Soviet threats while keeping doors open for dialogue and disarmament steps amid East West tension. He noted NATO gains in production and living standards while stressing a firm stance against world domination. A brief photo caption describes Nelson Yarbrough trapped under a truck in Cleveland as rescuers work.
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Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Mostly cloudy and cooler in the region with a high of 44 to 49 today. Tonight will be clearing and colder with a low of 38 to 44. Friday promises fair and warmer conditions. Temperature ranges for Wednesday show 43 to 78, and a year ago Wednesday was 27 to 53. No precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity readings and sunrise sunset times are noted for today.
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Big Steel Aide Denounces One Billion Wage Charge
Robert C. Tyson of U S Steel calls the United Steelworkers claim for a one billion dollar wage rise a pure bank and a purchasing power fallacy. He terms the plan robbing Peter to pay Paul and likens it to a debunked 1930s theory. The remark was made at a New York Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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Trial Nears End in Murder Case Against Walter Brown
A seven man and five woman jury is hearing the second degree murder case of Walter Brown 38 of Elyria for the axe bludgeoning of his common law wife Hope Bruton 31 on Bath Street Nov 4 The defense notes she was violent and neglected children while the state portrays Brown as dangerous He testified claiming to move furniture to settle a debt and denied bigamy The trial continues with testimonies about alibis and finances and the jurors will decide if Brown is guilty or not of the attack that killed Bruton
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Louis Tumblin
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J. William McCray
Jack Zagrans
Paul J. Mikus
Trucker Survives Severe Crash Near Oberlin
Nelson Yarbrough, 44, of Cleveland, sustained chest and head injuries with multiple fractures when his tractor trailer overturned on Route 20 near Oberlin early today. State Highway Patrol, the Sheriff’s Department, and Dunlap’s Garage workers freed him after about an hour while he remained conscious. He was hospitalized in serious condition at Allen Hospital.
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Adjuvant Therapy Tested In Cancer Surgery Study
Surgeons in Chicago and Philadelphia test adjuvant therapy using nitrogen mustard with surgery for breast cancer. In Chicago 40 patients received the drug along with surgery and 40 had surgery alone. early results show fewer recurrences and deaths with the adjuvant group, though the numbers are too small for firm conclusions. The approach aims to improve survival and is under ongoing evaluation.
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Building fund drive seeks six million for Oberlin College
Oberlin College launches a six million dollar building fund drive to finance a major building program. The campaign, detailed in section two, aims to expand facilities and support college growth. In related campus notes, Wellington students excel in industrial arts displays at the science exhibition. Ridgeville trustees challenge a court ruling over building permits.
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Norwalk Youth Dies In Illinois Crash
An 18 year old Norwalk Ohio student, John B Enders, died in a three car crash on Rt 40 near Effingham Illinois while en route to John Brown University in Siloam Springs Arkansas. Enders was a Calvary Baptist Church member and son of Enders Greenhouse operators. His cousin Mark Wilkinson of Albuquerque New Mexico is in Effingham hospital with injuries. Gary Beatty of Bluffton Indiana escaped with minor injuries. Kenneth C Cox of Clinton Ohio drove a truck involved. William Purcell and Ada Purcell of Columbus Ohio were hurt. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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William Purcell
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Zanesville
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Colonel Bounced After GI Bumped From Plane
Tokyo dispatch reports Lt. Gen. Paul Cain ordered a military plane to return to Tachikawa Air Base after seven enlisted men on emergency leave were bumped to allow a lieutenant colonel and his family to fly home. Cain’s actions prompted an inspector general inquiry to determine if the bumping was justified. The seven enlisted men, some ill, were en route to Honolulu when the incident occurred. five are now back in the United States.
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Middle East Tensions Rise as Israel and Syria Mobilize
Israel and Syria broadcast army mobilization orders amid war nerves in the Middle East. Jordan held an emergency session after the Israeli broadcast and warned of border precautions. Damascus Radio accused Israel of nerve warfare as tensions persist along the Arab Israeli front.
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Nehru Urged To Review India Policy
New Delhi reports pressure on Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to reassess India’s neutralist foreign policy amid the Chinese Communist crackdown in Tibet. Parliament debates a Praja Socialists motion of censure against the Chinese Embassy over anti Indian statements. Indians fear Beijing may target Bhutan Sikkim and Nepal.
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Ohio University to host 1959 Buckeye Boys State
Ohio University at Athens has been selected for the 1959 Buckeye Boys State program announced by the state American Legion headquarters. The self government event for high school juniors runs June 11 to 20 and moves from Camp Perry on Lake Erie after a rift with Adj. Gen. Loren G. Windom over damages cited at the previous camp.
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First Movie Shown in US in 1870
The article notes the Feb 5 1870 Philadelphia exhibition of the phas motrope as the first moving picture principle application. It also promotes selling movie gear via the Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds and provides Elyria and Lorain contact numbers. A hardware ad mentions a 21 inch MOTO mower for $25.
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