Lorain Employees face move order amid annexation dispute
Lorain officials contend 9 of 12 sanitation workers live in Sheffield Township while 3 live in Elyria Township. City council hears a move order deadline of March 15 for workers to relocate or face dismissal. Committee urges city officials to clarify details as annexation plans for 2000 acre Sheffield area advance.
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Sheffield
Lorain
Elyria Township
George Zunich
Mumber
Sanitation Department
Uich
Con Zunich
Zurich Point- City
Alex
Olejko Sai
Citizens Committee
Wee Ee Community Welfare
Zurich
Cil
Council
Sheffield Township
Sheffield-O'Neil
Where To Turn Band Fund Drive Aims to Send Band to Memorial Day
A community effort titled spemser-a-stedet plans a fund drive to raise money for sending the band to Indianapolis for Memorial Day festivities. Parents and REYSTONE head the campaign with localized events and donations coordinated through NACATIONS.
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Reystone
Indianapelis
Weather Outlook for Northeastern and Southwestern Ohio
Mostly sunny today with little temperature change. Highs around mid 40s, near the lake edge cooler. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ended around 9 pm with trace amounts Monday. Sunrise at 6 08 am and sunset around 7 00 pm.
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Ohio
Lake
Crosswalk Possibility Still Exists at Poplar St
City council discussions report that the State Highway Department may install a crosswalk and pedestrian light at Poplar Street and the Northeast Bypass with city consent. The building department seeks funds to purchase a new car. Fire protection agreements with fringe-area trustees around Edyta are under consideration.
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Charles V. Neeson
State Highway Department
Poplar St
Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Sally
Cowden
Edyta
Hospital massacre by gunmen shocks Algiers
Gunmen from the outlawed SAC attacked Beaufrasier Moslem Hospital in Bouzareah Algiers killing 10 patients and wounding eight. The raid, carried out by about 15 assailants in four cars, shattered a hospital ward and followed shelling nearby as Algeria moved toward independence.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Secret Army
SAC
Beaufrasier
Bouzareah
Casbah
Philippeville
Syria army revolt ends in Damascus Radio report
Damascus Radio quoted the general command of the army saying order was restored in northern Syria after an eight hour ultimatum to rebels near Aleppo. The broadcast claimed Aleppo rebels had pledged allegiance to Damascus and denied a split with Egypt and the United Arab Republic.
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Beirut
Lebanon
API
Damascus Radio
Syria
Aleppo
United Arab Republic
Egypt
U.A.R
Damascus
Famou
Supreme Court to rule on Prayer in Public Schools
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether compulsory morning prayers in public schools violate the Constitution. A New York Board of Regents nonsectarian prayer is challenged by Jewish, Unitarian, Ethical Culture members and nonbelievers who argue coercion and establishment concerns. Courts in New York previously ruled against the parents.
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Supreme Court
Schoals
Washington
UPI
Chis
God
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Regents
Education
New York State
Wis
Ethical Culture Society
Congress
Jury awards $10,000 in false arrest suit against LaGrange
Fred H. Smith of LaGrange won a $10,000 verdict against the Village of LaGrange and Water Superintendent Robert H. Abramoska in Judge John D. Pincura's court. The ruling ends a seven year litigation linked to a 1955 waterworks property appropriation and Smith's August 1958 false arrest.
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Fred H. Smith
Diagonal Rd
LaGrange
John D. Pincura
Robert H. Abramoska
Smith
Corts
la Grange
Joseph McCoy
Cleveland
Liz and Eddie end marriage in star divorce uproar
New York UPI reports Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher have divorced after a marriage begun May 12, 1950. The piece notes six to eight children involved, along with other marriages linked to Taylor and Fisher, and hints at adoptions and high profile partners. Fisher travels between New York and the West Coast amid the split.
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New York
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Beautiful
Laz
Fisher
Hahan
California
Liz
Las Vegas
Todd
Liza
Hotel Brir
Conrad Hilton
Hilton
Michael Wilding
Michael
Constopher
Mexico
Kennedy to host annual White House Easter Egg Roll
President and Mrs Kennedy will preside over the White House Easter Egg Roll on April 23. Thousands of children twelve and under from the Washington area are expected to attend from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the south lawn.
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Washington
UPI
Ami
Kennedy
Wall
Washington Area
White House
Presidents creates Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Recreation Bureau Washington reports the Interior Department will form a Bureau of Outdoor Recreation headed by Dr. Edward C Crafts, assistant chief of the Forest Service. The move signals a federal push to organize and promote outdoor activities nationwide.
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Washington
UPD
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Interior Department
Edwand C .Crafts
Forest Service
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Philadelphia
James Lee
Cmas
Avon
Dear Abby
Heapital
North Ridgeville
Baldwin Hills
Calif
Earl Miller
Jill
Robert Corts
U.S. Supreme Court
Lin
Eddie
Burton
England
Sybil
Miss Taylor
Cinecita
Antony
Miss Reynolds
New York City
Bim
Mr. Nizer
Milton Blackstone
West Coast
Shortycoon
Tiarry Kar
Carne
Mike Todd
Nevada
Recreation Bureau
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