Two Killed and Four Injured in Rt. 10 Truck Crash
Two men died and two others were injured when a Spector Mid States tractor-trailer collided with a Fanny Farmer Candy Co. truck on Rt. 10 near Fields Cemetery. Kennth R. Keith and Hershel D. Kinsey died at the scene while Walter G. Ewart and Glenford James were hospitalized with injuries. Traffic stalled until late evening as investigators reviewed the pickup and chase events.
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Fields Cemetery
Kenneth R. Keith
Colgate
Wis
Hirshel D. Kinsey
East 103Rd St
Cleveland
Kieth
Walter G. Ewart
Milwaukee
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kinsey
Fanny Farmer Candy Co
Trick
Glenford James
East 155Th St
James
Elyria Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Ewart
Spector Outfit
Rebels Surrender San Cristobal Amid Urban Fighting
In Caracas, rebel forces surrender in San Cristobal to government armed civilians. Fighting continues in streets. rebels hold Bella Vista Hotel while royal forces seize garrison buildings and the radio station. Officials say government positions are consolidated citywide.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
San Cristobal
Bella Vista
Ramon J. Velasquez
Romulo Betancourt
Carlos A. Perez
Perez
Betancourt
Democratic Action Party
Colombia
Earthmoving progress on Rt av bypass and bridge work
Report notes ongoing earthmoving for the Rt av bypass with bridge foundations prepared. Also listed are 17 tuberculosis cases from 13,500 Lorain County cows and PTA leaders told of a chain reaction area at annual meeting. Preschool registration open next week for Elyria children. Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive cuts three layoffs to a two-shift operation.
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Lorain County
PTA
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Ath Sect
Skiers to Spend 1 Billion by 1970 Forecast
A Chronicle-Telegram ad notes skiers to number over 6 million and spend more than 500 million on ski equipment by 1970, doubling today’s figures. It also promotes CT Want Ad services with local Elyria and Lorain numbers and lists a community fish fry fundraiser at East Carlisle School tomorrow evening.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Proar
East Carlisle
le Porte Hot Stove
Adry
Rhodes Says $1 Million Waste In Mental Health Bill
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes charges the attempt to collect back mental health bills from patients families is wasteful and would compound misery. Gov DiSalle proposed collecting up to a half billion with 260000 families owing. Rhodes pegs collectable share at 5 percent and urges focusing on doctors rather than debt collection.
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Rhodes
Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State University Law
Atty
Mark McElroy
Ohio
DiSalle
McElroy
Church Of Happiness His Heartbreak Now
A farmer Richard Hammes returns to Saints Peter and Paul Church to mark his 1946 wedding and burial of Ruth Hammes. He will lay his wife to rest beside eight children killed in a 1956 train crash, followed by the death of Ruth during childbirth. The graveyard holds a marble headstone bearing a Bible verse.
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Clear Creek
Jewa
Richard Hammes
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Ruth
Hammes
Plane crash near Hickory claims four in private craft
Four men died when a private twin engine Cessna 210 bounced off the top of Piedmont Airlines Flight 50 at Hickory airport. The airliner carrying 40 passengers landed safely. Victims were Frederick Frieswyk Julius Bergsma Earl Krombeen and David Beverly Huis, all Grand Rapids residents. The Cessna carried Bergsma Brothers Furniture officials bound for Le Noir North Carolina.
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Hickory
S.C
CPH
Piedmont Airlines
Piedmont Plat
Lee Cottrell
Catuel
Cessna
Beresma Brothers Furniture Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frederick James Frieswyk
Bergsma Brothers
Julius Bergsma
Imperial Furniture
N.C
De Gaulle Flies Into Montreal For Grand Welcome
French President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Montreal after a flight from Quebec City. The visit is expected to draw one of the city’s largest, most courteous welcomes, rivaling royal receptions for significance and fanfare.
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Montreal
Charles de Gaulle
Quebec City
Canada
Communists Try To Stop Refugee Flood In West Berlin
Berlin dispatched police confronted by Communist rail workers as East German authorities attempted controls on West Berlin routes. East Germans fleeing to the west rose to over six thousand in a week amid threats of further nationalization and farm collectivization.
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West Berlin
Land
East Term
East Germany
Communisttun National Front
The
National Front
Strikes Picket New York Harbor Halting Piers
Workers from the Office Empl is International Union picket 82 New York City piers shutting the port in a bid for union recognition. The International Longshoremen's Association avoids crossing lines as ships tie up and passengers await assistance.
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New York
UPS
New York City
International Longshoremen’s Association
Jersey City
Newark
Weehawken
National Labor Relations Board
United States Line
Independence
Mitchell Seeks Modest Rise in Federal Minimum Wage
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell urges Congress to raise the federal minimum wage by about one fifth of a dollar and extend the wage hour law to roughly three million workers, mostly in the therms trade, while opposing Democratic proposals as risky for employment.
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Washington
UPT
James P. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
House Labor Subcommittee
U S Pressure On Rhee Leads To Cabinet Reshuffle
The United States pressed President Syngman Rhee and his government amid a bloody Tuesday uprising that killed about 5 and injured 48. Rhee faced cabinet resignations as officials signaled a reshuffle and possible new vice presidential elections. Ambassador Walter McConaughy met with Rhee to urge resignation and reform.
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Seoul
Iupn
United States
Syngmap
Lee Ki Poong
Rhee
Rheesuui
Lee
Momment
John M. Chena
Walter P. McConauchy
House Readies Civil Rights Bill for Eisenhower
The House nears final passage of a sweeping civil rights bill on voting guarantees for Negroes. It would allow federal referees to assess voter qualifications in areas with proven discrimination, preserve voting records for 22 months, and extend federal action against obstruction, arson, and bombings. President Eisenhower expected to sign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Veneniclan
Marcus Perez Jimenez
Rtav
Amherst
Bs Entertainment
Lorain News
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Police Department
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Hiliten
Wellington
Roo
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Ruth Hammes
Caldren
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Senate
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
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