Vermilion Truck Driver, Vermilion Youth Die in Crash
A fatal crash at the intersection of Routes 6 and 2 and Ohio Route 61 near Huron killed truck driver Loren L. Toney of Lincoln Park Michigan and car driver Norbert Sredzinski of Vermilion. Authorities say Sredzinski failed to stop at a Stop sign. the semi trailer and car collided, the truck skidded off the road, and both occupants died. Funeral plans for Toney were noted at Hinman Funeral Home in Berlin Heights. Sredzinski’s arrangements were to be made in Buffalo, New York.
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Sandusky
Michigan
Ohio Rt. 61
Huron
Loren L Toney
Lincoln Park
Mich
Norbert Sredzinski
Rt. 1
Lake Rd
Vermilion
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Toney
Sredzinski
Hinman Funeral Home
Berlin Heights
Towey
Raleigh County
W. Va
Toledo
Cleo
Doreen Shortek
Cleveland
Betty Irvin
Sharon
Paul
Leon
Wilmer
Alvin
Air Force
Walter
Elizabeth
Vermilion High School
Vermilion St. Mary Catholic Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Sales Tax Kickbacks Charged in Ohio Suit
A civil suit in Cincinnati alleges Hamilton County Democratic Chairman John Wiethe and aides took about 20000 in kickbacks from sale of State sales tax stamps. Plaintiffs seek injunction stopping state commissions to local stamp agents and demand accounting from Wiethe Willis Gutmann Ferguson Rhodes.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hamilton County
Democratic
John Wiethe
Martin J. Hogan
Wiethe
George Willis
Carl M. Gutmann
Joseph T. Ferguson
James A. Rhodes
Ferguson
Rhodes
Willis
Gutmann
Weather Outlook Shows Mild Sunny Day Ahead
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and mild conditions today with highs 55 to 66. Tonight stays partly cloudy and mild, with lows 40 to 45. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of showers or thundershowers after noon. Monday temperature range and last year’s Monday range were 34 to 42. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Monday was a trace.
Teen holds sister in law during siege vows to harm police
In Pulaski Virginia a teen mill hand Jack Jennings 18 barricaded with his 10 year old sister in law Barbara Butts fired on officers during a siege after breaking from a court hearing. He threatened to cause fatal harm to officers and attempted to lure his estranged wife Sandra to the scene.
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Pulaski
UPID
Jack Jennings
Baby Face
Nelson
N Arrow
Barbara Butts
Jennings
Sandra
Virginia
United Press International
Richmond
U S Cuba Dispute Heats Over Guantanamo Base
U S diplomats rejected Cuba's demand to reinstate fired union leader Federico Figueras Larrazabal at Guantanamo, signaling a tougher line toward Fidel Castro's government. Castro remained silent in Havana, with analysts offering theories on his absence and recent tensions surrounding Washington's critique of his regime.
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Havana
UPI
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Washington
U.S
Philip W. Bonsal
Marcelo Fernandez
Federico Figueras Larrazabal
United States
Fidel Castro
Three Cubans Seek U S Refuge From Cuba Flight
In Miami an Cubana Airlines crew and a passenger refused to return to Cuba after landing. The four, identified as pilot Gonzalo Herrera co pilot Pedro Montero purser Francisco Monnar and passenger Angeli Lopez, cited communist influence in the Cuban government and were taken to immigration headquarters for questioning.
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Miami
Cubana Airlines
Cuba
United States
Edward P. Ahrens
U. S
Gonzalo Herrera
Pedro E. Montero
Francisco Monnar
Angeli E. Lopez
Young Warns Of Submarine Gap With Russia
Senator Stephen Young warns Americans face a dangerous submarine gap with Russia beyond the missile gap. He cites Russia’s 500 operational submarines and warns that naval tech parity could trigger new arms races and a world war if not curbed by firm treaties. He also notes proposed pay raises for letter carriers could cost taxpayers about a billion dollars annually.
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Washington
UPD
Stephen Young
Ohio
United States
Russia
Hitler
Young
U.S
Red China
Congress
Lighter Side: Geography Could Shake Up Presidential Race
Dick West notes a playful suggestion to swap Texas and Indiana to aid Lyndon Johnson and Randall Harmon. He describes Harmon's weak bid for president amid eight Indiana opponents, Johnson’s civil rights support, and the map reshuffle idea as a humorous take on campaign strategies.
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Washington
UPI
Texas
Indiana
Midwest
Rio Grande
Lyndon B. Johnson
Randall
Harmon
Johnson
House
Congress
White House
Senate
South
Rand McNally
Jobless total climbs to 4 206 000 in February
The Labor Department reports unemployment rose by 275 000 to 4 206 000 due to unusually cold weather and heavy snowfall. Employment fell 253 000 to 64 267 000, as more people entered the labor force seeking work and spring activity was delayed by storms.
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Washington
UPT
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Second Crash Victim, 20, Succumbs
Jack A. Doern er, 20, of Mil an, dies at Providence Hospital from injuries in a Sunday car crash that also killed his uncle Walter A. Doerner, 38. The pair were in a Ford driven by Jack which ran out of control on Campbell Street near Bogart Road and rolled over, both ejected.
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Sandusky
Jack A. Doerner
R.D
Strecker
Milan
Providence Hospital
Walter A. Doerner
Sime
Young Doerner
Erie County
Doerners
Jack
Campbell St
Bogart Rd
Opposition Leader Backs Racial Policy in Capetown
South Africa's opposition United Party leader endorsed the government's emergency measures to quell unrest in African townships, while Prime Minister Verwoerd shows gradual relief from gunshot injuries. A government probe opens into the Sharpeville massacre as Norman Phillips is freed on exile.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
United Party
Hans
Sir de Villiers Ursaff
Capetown
Graff
United Nations
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Pretoria
Verwoerd
Sharpeville
Norman Phillips
The
Toronto Star
Phillips
Durban
Pickup
Prh
Eisenhower to Visit Korea During Soviet Japan Trip
President Eisenhower will visit South Korea in June as part of a tour that starts with nine days in the Soviet Union. He plans a one day conference with President Syngman Rhee in Seoul on June 22 during a swing through Asia after Moscow.
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Augusta
UPI
Eisenhower
South Korea
Russia
Japan
White House
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Siberian
Tokyo
Campaign Oct 17 27 Named United Fund Drive Chairman
Weldon W. Case will be general campaign chairman for the 1961 United Fund drive in Elyria. The campaign runs October 17 through 27 with a goal set after budget requests from member agencies are reviewed. Case, a longtime civic leader, highlights community responsibility to assist the less fortunate.
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United Fund
Weldon W. Case
Elyria
Community Chest
Schoepfle
Case
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Charwoman Sued For Husband's Hospital Care in Ohio
The state sued retired charwoman Mary Mizik for about 15 000 to recover maintenance costs for her husband Andrew Mizik at Tiffin State Hospital over 22 years. The suit cites rising weekly charges from 3 52 to 21 and targets Mizik and their children under a law shifting responsibility for relatives in state care.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tiffin State Hospital
Mary Mizik
Andrew Mizik
DiSalle
Mizik
Vulo-vesa
Czechoslovakia
Federal Reserve Bank
Independence
Tiffin Hospital
Levy Purposes Listed By Elyria Council
Elyria council outlines purposes for a proposed two mill levy in case voters approve. Details include funding for school staff and retirement of Oberlin assistant superintendent Charles E Wigton effective August 1. Lorain parties back proposal to hire Seaway Association unit as harbor consultant.
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Elyria Council
Eee
Ee Eeet Neon
Oberlin
Charles E. Wigton
Lorain
Seaway Association
Even Lawyers Forget to Make a Will Versus Classified Ads
A Columbia University survey shows many professionals neglect to make wills, including some attorneys. The notice promotes Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads as effective for renting vacant properties, urging readers to place an ad with CT to quickly rent a four room unit EM 63161.
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Columbia University
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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