Indo Situation: Lat Council Approves Water Fluoridation
The Latonia City Council approved adding fluoride to the tap water, voting 5 to 4 after a four hour and fifteen minute meeting. Equipment was ready, with Superintendent Norman Humason aiming to start Thursday. the water will then include the fluoride compound, despite mayoral opposition and prior committee recommendations to repeal.
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Elyria
Donneybrook
J. Grant Keys
Norman Humason
Waterworks Committee
Max Pedley
Victor Stewart
Warren Robinson
Robinson
Eugene Smith
John Hovis
Dale Kellogg
Walter Decker
Stewart
Pedley
Harry Claycomb
John Lugas
Kenneth Lord
Kellogg
Lord
Hovis and Decker
Fourth Ward
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pelton Seeks Dismissal in Cemetery Sexton Pay Fight
Township Clerk David Pelton seeks dismissal of the mandamus suit filed by LaGrange Township trustees over paying cemetery sexton William Caldwell Jr. at $125 monthly through winter, arguing the expense would be unlawful. Caldwell’s winter pay dispute follows Pelton’s earlier demurrer loss and a November resolution hiring him through winter.
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LaGrange Township
David Pelton
Pelton
Sexton
Wiliam Caldwell, Jr
Ira Swartz
Glenn Buswell
Alva Spicer
Caldwell
State Auditor’s Department
Mothers Aid Enumeration Drive In Elyria Schools
About 300 Elyria mothers from 11 elementary schools will canvass every city home Thursday and Friday to enumerate preschool children for the city board of education. They will note birth dates, school enrollment plans, and welfare group affiliations, and collect registrations for the Summer Round-Up, birth certificates, and arrange for dental, physical, and eye examinations through doctors and local dentists.
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Elyria
Parent-Teacher Association
Herbert Kaatz
Elyria City
Municipal Court Study Committee Named In Council
The Elyria city council last night named a three member committee to study the municipal court option versus the mayor's court system. Chairman Eugene Smith leads John Lugas and Harry Claycomb. he may add two citizens if deemed wise.
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Elyria
Kenneth Lord
Eugene Smith
Smith
John, Lugas
Harry Claycomb
Lord
Spy's Wife Granted Asylum After Darwin Airport Drama
Australia granted political asylum to Mrs. Vladimir Petrov wife of a confessed Soviet spy after guards tried to return her to Moscow. Prime Minister Menzies overpowered escorts at Darwin Airport allowing her to seek asylum in Australia. The Soviet embassy protested claiming kidnap and demanded her return while police cited overstepping diplomatic immunity.
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Darwin
Australia
Vladimir Petrov
Moscow
Robert G. Menzies
Petrov
Canberra
Singapore
Nikolai Generalov
Parliament House
Generalov
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio today and Wednesday
Partly cloudy and mild today with a high near 72 and low around 50. Wednesday brings considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and mild conditions. Monday temperatures ranged 48 to 74 with .09 inch precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Moon phase times and humidity figures noted.
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Ohio
Will Set Date For Trial Of Lorain Man
A date for the first degree murder trial of Carl W. Robinson, 35, of Lorain, will be set Wednesday. He will then be sent to Lima State Hospital for observation and a sanitary determination. Robinson pleaded innocent to the fatal shooting of his stepfather William H. Monroe on April 6 at Monroe's home near Johnstown.
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Newarkr
Carl W. Robinson
Lorain
Robinson
Lima State Hospital
William H. Monroe
Monroe
Johnstown
Wanted Listings North of Cleveland Street
North of Cleveland Street a real estate notice lists John B. Kinter, a realtor at 612 East Avenue, phone 2042 seeking housing listings. The terse item tags a local agent offering property opportunities in the area.
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Cleveland St
John B. Kinter
East Ave
McCarthy to Name Top Defense Official in New Charge
Senator McCarthy is ready to accuse a high ranking defense department official of alleged misconduct and possible law violations in a sensational chapter of the feud with the military. The unnamed civilian allegedly supervised and prepared the original Army report charging McCarthy and Roy M. Cohn with pressing for favors for Pvt. G. David Schine. The probe centers on an executive who briefly held a procurement post and later became a chief aide to Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. The official’s company reportedly filed fraudulent documents to win government business, and McCarthy plans to name him and outline the case within 24 hours in reply to Army charges.
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Washington
Josephi R. McCarthy
Defense Department
International News Service
Army
McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Pvt
G. David Schine
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Defense
Charles E.wilson
Wisconsin Republican and Cohn
INS
State Patrol Notes Training on Driver Education Stamping Licenses
Cpl. N J McClurg of the Lorain State Highway Patrol Barracks announced drivers who completed school based instruction should have their licenses stamped at barracks to show they took student training. The program, with aid from sheriff departments police and DMV staff, evaluates driver education as part of traffic safety efforts. Felty said 132 554 students have completed the course since 1941 and noted the training mark will appear on accident reports but not reflect negatively on the driver.
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Cpl
N. J. McClurg
Lorain
Cpl. McClurg
Storm door installation advertised by Alsco Aluminum
Classified notice offers combination storm doors at 51.50 installed. Contact Gene at phone 46-564 for details. Includes brief note describing the ad’s pricing and installer contact.
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ALSCO
First Marks Found On Car Windshields Here
Lorain County reports of windshield pock marks spread from Oberlin to Cleveland with several cars showing small white pits on drivers side. Stated cause remains unclear as chemists, insurers, and drivers speculate sun, particles, or even meteors. Experts note low-cost repairs and possible rate hikes if no solution emerges.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Ashland
Cleveland
Canton
H. A. Broadwell
Janby Oil Co
S. Main St
Chronicle-Telegram
Broadwell
CTV
Sheriff's Department
Ambrose Kissel
Frank Kline
Biggs
LaGrange
Janby
Akron
Larry Fntz
Lorain County GOP keeps Bender endorsement for Senate
Lorain County Republican Executive Committee voted to retain its endorsement of George Bender for the U S senatorial nomination. Twenty one of twenty five members present backed Bender, three endorsed no one, and one vote was blank. The decision followed a push by Walter G Nord to rescind the endorsement after calling for nationwide rescission. Bruce Alexander, Lorain County Central Committee chair, noted most of the 34 member panel attended.
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Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
George Bender
U. S
Walter G. Nord
Amherst
Oberlin Inn
Bender
Harold L Covault
Nord
Saxbe
Ohio
State Central Committee
William Saxbe
iNord
Bruce Alexander
Lorain
Leaders Briefed on Indochina as Geneva Talks Loom
Washington briefings with Secretary Dulles and lawmakers cited a gloomy but not hopeless outlook for Indochina. Senators Bridges and Ferguson said no immediate need for US troops, while Geneva plans and Navarre concerns were discussed. Dulles prepared for Atlantic Pact meetings and Geneva talks with Korean war allies and Indo China partners.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
Bridges
State Department
INS
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Southeast Asia
Indo- China
Ferguson
Senate
GOP
Dulles
Geneva
Michigan
Korea
Indo-China
Far East
Route 6 Project Gets Approval of Highway Council
The State Highway Construction Council approved 8 million dollars of road plans including the widening of Route 6 from Lorain to Vermilion. The 7.1 mile project, costing about 2 million, aims to a four lane divided highway with three bridges. It received an A priority rating and may begin immediately, though the letting date was not learned.
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Lorain
Vermilion
State
Columbus
Small amounts of fat may speed weight loss claim
Nutritionists at Cornell University say adding small amounts of cream and butter to a reducing diet may hasten weight loss. Fat rich foods stay in the stomach longer reducing appetite, while everyday problems loom. Classified ads in the Chronicle-Telegram offer help with jobs and rentals. Dial 4751 for an ad writer.
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Cornell University
Chronicle - Telegram
Dial 4751
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