Israelis Charge Egypt Instigates Arab Attacks
Israeli security forces accuse Egypt of instigating new Arab commando attacks from Jordan Syria and Lebanon to complicate affairs in Jordan where King Hussein has won a precarious political victory. The report notes Jordan's cabinet fears and hints of U S backed moves at the Security Council over the Suez Canal. Damascus leader Shaksim El Kuwaily denounces American policy and says Syria leans toward Russia.
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Educator Rejects O'Neill Bid
Fremont. Educator Allen E. Rupp, Fremont's school superintendent, rejected a cabinet post offer with Gov. C William O'Neill citing salary cutbacks under the turnabout bill. Rupp had planned to join after the school year, while O'Neill noted a staff position may later open. Rupp, a Democrat and former high school debate coach, signed a five year local school system contract at $12 000 annually.
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Petition Filed for New Lorain Annexation Area
Frank Nardini, Lorain industrial real estate promoter, filed another petition with the county commissioners today to annex property in the Kolbe Rd area to the City of Lorain.
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Kolbe Rd
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Weather Preview Northeastern Ohio Thenannounced Annexation Petition
Cloudy with rain possible today tonight and Thursday. Warmer today then cooler Thursday. Highs 55 to 60, lows 45 to 50. Ohio values show normal highs around 54 to 66 and cooler spell early next week. Latest petition to annex 2600 acres west of Kolbe Road between Lorain and Ford plant area lists 11 signers with Kolbe Road addresses.
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O'Donnell Proposes Five Point Elyria City Plan
Republican candidate A P J O'Donnell outlined a five point program for city improvements at Monteith Hall. The proposal includes a new courthouse site, a downtown bridge across Black River, and expanded city parking with funding from sales of parking lots. He also urged county and city cooperation and signaled further campaign proposals. The gathering also included other candidates for city office.
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Clarence Schultz
Eugene Smith
Carl Eggert
Drive Cancelled Over Missing Safety Inspections
Fort Worth police quietly canceled a Tuesday drive to ticket cars lacking the required safety inspection stickers displayed by Monday midnight. They found 30 police cars had not yet been inspected.
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Van Doren Weds New York Girl in Virgin Islands
Charles Van Doren, famed for his Twenty One quiz run, married Geraldine Ann Bernstein in St. Thomas. The 30 year old, who won $129 000 on the program, stated there was no special heart interest in the match.
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Parma Officers Found Guilty Yet Reinstated Amid Chief Criticism
Parma Safety Director Peter Ewea ruled that six police officers were guilty as charged over ticket fixing charges against Chief Lester Roeper. He criticized Chief Roeper for setting a bad example while reinstating the suspended officers.
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Six suspended truckers reinstated by safety chief
The safety chief reinstated all six suspended truck drivers on March 22 and ordered back pay to that date. Enea noted extenuating circumstances in the men's cases while the court ruled the ban on heavy through traffic discriminatory. The decision followed nine days of police testimony and upheld by the Common Pleas Court pending the Richter Corp. injunction.
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Seven County Pipeline Aid Sought Moves To State Director
The Amherst school section notes the school board awarding contracts for a new high school and reveals the nine figure project scope while the seven county water pipeline plan seeks legislative aid and state commerce director action.
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Eisenhower Defends Summerfield Action During Mail Curtailment
President Eisenhower backed Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield’s move to curb mail service last week citing insufficient congressional funding. He signed a bill adding 41 million dollars to the Post Office and said most services would be restored quickly. He dismissed charges that the slowdown was coercive and affirmed Summerfield’s actions.
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Scott Denies Murder Accusations in Los Angeles Case
Detroit broker L Ewing Scott rejected charges that he killed his socialite wife Evelyn Throsby Scott and wasted her estate. He was held without bail on a federal fugitive warrant after being detained entering Canada. California prosecutors accuse forgery and grand theft related to about 600000 in the estate. He claims the charges are politically motivated and declined to comment on his disappearance since May 1.
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Ike Says Critic Role Is Old One For His Brother
President Eisenhower brushed off criticism from his brother Edgar during a weekly news conference. Edgar, a Tacoma lawyer, called the $71.0 billion budget too large and questioned influences behind the spending. Ike smiled, noting Edgar has criticized him since childhood, and the question ended with laughter and no further comment.
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Woman Tapes Dynmite Plot Against Nonunion Scranton Jobs
A 26 year old divorcee Mrs Helen Canfield testified before the Senate Labor Rackets Committee that she taped conversations describing a dynamite plot against a nonunion construction job in Scranton Pennsylvania. She said Teamster friends discussed stinging nonunion workers and union official complicity to sabotage the project.
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Teamster Union
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Joseph Bartell
Eisenhower Says U S Could Aid Jordan If Attacked
President Eisenhower outlined two pathways for U S aid to Jordan if aggression occurs the May 1950 Big Three pact and the Middle East Doctrine allowing action against Communist aggression He also discussed Suez Canal talks urging UN Security Council involvement and a potential U S move to seek an early council meeting with Sir Pierson Dixon It notes progress yet no hope for a quick Suez accord and references Dulles return from Ontario to guide strategy.
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How to Meet Up with More Customers Ad Guide
Classified ads help merchants and business services reach more customers. The Chronicle Telegram features hundreds of firms advertising daily with an ad-writer available at 4751 to craft effective copy.
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