De Gaulle’s U S Visit Ends With Mixed Signals
De Gaulle enjoyed a cordial reception in Washington and Camp David talks with Eisenhower and Macmillan yielded strong Allied unity on disarmament and Berlin. He pressed for a place in a global triumvirate and expanded African aid ideas but did not push for Russian involvement. the veto on allied decisions remained his aim unmet.
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Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Sia
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Egy
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
David
White House
Germany
Berlin
Payola Inquiry Targets Dick Clark in Congress
House investigators open a public payola probe naming Dick Clark and Leonard Goldenson as first witness, while ex DJ Alan Freed testifies in a long session. The panel says Clark may be questioned later, with Clark denying immediate testimony. Other items note Upjohn on diabetes and tax and cranberry aid plans.
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UPI
House
Dick Clark
Payola
Clark
WCER
Leonard P. Goldenson
American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc
American Broadcasting Network
Alan Freed
New York
John B. * Bennett
Rmich
DiSalle Faces Mixed Mail Over Poindexter Ruling
Columbus reports Governor DiSalle’s decision to spare death row inmate Poindexter drew evenly split mail. About 20 letters and telegrams arrived since Friday, nine praising the action and eleven denouncing it. The letters cite mercy versus punishment and question accountability for the crime in Hamilton.
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Columbus
UPD
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Frank Poimlexter
Cincinnati
Povernor
Poindexter
Roxie Marie Hires
Hamilton
Hollis Leigh
Monroe
Cleveland
Rep Brown Attacks DiSalle on Hospital Collections
Rep John Brown criticized Gov. Michael DiSalle for collecting back hospital charges from relatives of mental hospital patients. He called the move unwarranted and warned it could set mental health back years, noting increased custodial care costs and the impact on families unable to pay. Brown cited higher taxes and questioned the administration’s justice in the program.
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Democrat - Contro
Brown
Ohio
Soverrot
Rates and subscriptions offered by The Chronicle Telegram
Rates and Cartier delivery details listed for the Chronicle Telegram. Single Sony TC by mail per year in advance. Lorain and surrounding counties priced at 15.60 dollars. Elsewhere in Ohio 17 dollars. Outside Ohio 18 dollars.
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Cartier
Lorain
Agoming
Onle
Police Calm After Flare of Racial Violence in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi a two day spate of racial attacks left 15 injured as white mobs fought Black swimmers and a physician leader. Police with 50 officers conducted arrests, 23 convictions were recorded plus juvenile cases. Dr Gilbert Mason was fined for conduct and obstruction with other defendants convicted of disorderly conduct.
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Miss
UPI
Iity
Herbert McDonnell
Gilbert Mason
Gilmore Fielder
Joe Lamberter
Peace Justice Court
Castro's Chief Aide Is Jailed in Havana
Havana dispatch reports Fidel Castro's chief aide Cant. Jesus Yanez Heter arrested and jailed under unclear circumstances. Once close to Castro and credited with saving the leader's life, Yanez had aided the revolutionary cause since Battista era and held a senior staff position.
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UPD
Fidel Castro
Jesus Yanez Heter
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Adi
Venezuela
Argentina
Sourens
Tl Ones
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Asivro
Seming
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Moncada Gavitis
Sin
Yanos
Batellir
Mietory
Emerson Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Hope Emerson a 62 year old actress who performed on Broadway radio television and in films. Emerson died Sunday night at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital from a liver ailment.
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Hollywood
UPI
Hope Emerson
Miss Emerson
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Association Opposes Bullfighting in Spain
A group of Spanish social leaders has formed the association against cruelty in public spectacles to work for a ban on bullfighting. The move reflects rising animal rights activism across Madrid and other regions.
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Madrid
UPD
Association Against
World In A Spin And Odd Sights At London Hearings
A government hearing on Dartmoor Prison reveals a crumbling wall with a sign reading Please don’t lean on the wall. The notes mention notable items from London showfolk to U.S. awards and harbor projects across various topics and places.
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London
Dartmoor
Ian Hunter
Charles de Gaulle
Cockatoo Rescued After 40-Foot Tree Climb in Milwaukee
Mrs Rose Marie Sabo’s pet cockatoo escaped to a tree in Milwaukee Wisconsin. She borrowed a ladder and climbed up 40 feet to retrieve the bird. The fire department assisted, rescuing both woman and cockatoo safely.
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Milwalkee
Wis
Rose Marie Sabo
Say That Again Caryl Chessman on San Quentin life
The quote captures Chessman describing life on death row at San Quentin California. He says daily realities fade and spring air feels distant while hearing radio program announcements and accepting he may not be alive to hear them.
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Caryl Chessman
Life On Death Row
San Quentin
Calif
Next Werk
Stevenson and Symington Nominees at Mock Convention
Adlai Stevenson and Sen Stuart Symington were chosen Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees at a mock convention hosted by Musk ingum College New Concord. In Columbus Morrow County education officials asked a state referee to extend Marengo High charter to allow time for a consolidated school. Howard E Jordan Walteric and Robert H Schaffer all tied for top professional engineer registration with 91 percent.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Muskingum College
New Concord
Columbus
Morrow County
State Board of Education
Marengo High School
On This Day Events From Historic Years
On this day 1564 William Shakespeare baptised in Stratford. 1697 first British colonists at Cape Henry. 1785 John James Audubon born. 1819 Odd Fellows Lodge No.1 organized in Baltimore. 1865 federal troops locate and kill John Wilkes Booth after a lengthy search.
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Stratford - On - Avon
Warwickshire
England
America
Cape Henry
John James Aububon
Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Earth’s Rotation Slows But Keeps Face Toward Sun
A science note explains that if the Earth’s rotation continues to slow by about one thousandth of a second per century, the slowing would, over millions of years, eventually lock the same face toward the Sun.
Ohio Democrats Dine Roast Elephants At Fair Grounds
About 1 600 Ohio Democrats gathered Monday night in Columbus to eat chicken roast Republicans and boost party coffers. Senator Harrison A Williams Jr New Jersey credited Di Salle for growth while Republicans faced Forand bill criticism amid a heat filled JeffersonJackson Day dinner atmosphere.
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UPI
Ohio
State Fair Grounds
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Michael V. di Salle
Richard M. Nixon
White House
DiSalle
Chessman Claims New Evidence On Red Light Bandit
Daryl Chessman’s attorney elevates Charles Terranova as a possible rival to the “real” red light bandit while prosecutors dismiss the claim as another fairy tale. Terranova, 39, is linked to prior prison time and current parole violations as Chessman faces execution at San Quentin for kidnapping robbery and rape.
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Calif
UPD
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Los Angeles
George T. Davis
Charles
Joe) Saverine Terranova
U.S. Supreme Court
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Davis
William Linhart
Richmond
Argosy Magazine
Milton Machlin
William Woodfield
Plant Told To Rehire Employee At Industrial Rayon
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Industrial Rayon Corp in Painesville Ohio to reinstate Gregory J Cudzilo Sr to his former or substantially equivalent position with full rights. He was discharged on Oct 23 1959 after union dues nonpayment cited by Local 600 AFL CIO. The board found the local was not in compliance with the act at discharge.
Banker Gehle Dies at 74 With Overseas Relief Work
Frederick W. Gehle retired Chase National Bank vice president died at Lenox Hill Hospital after a heart attack. He was 74 and received decorations from Finland, Great Britain, Belgium and Luxembourg for his overseas relief work.
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New York
UPI
Frederick W. Gehle
Chase National Bank
Finland
Great Britain
Belgium
Luxembourg
Lenox Hill Hospital
Truman Suggests Wagner as Good Vice President
Former President Truman told reporters at City Hall that New York Mayor Robert F Wagner would make a good vice president. The two men met during Truman’s courtesy call at Wagner’s City Hall office.
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NEW York
UPI
Truman
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
City Hall
Venezuela Bans Public Meetings Amid Riots
President Betancourt's government barred public meetings for two weeks to quell unrest after clashes in Caracas and Barquisimeto. Rioters injured 27 as police used tear gas. in Barquisimeto 10 were hurt and cars were set ablaze amid protests linked to the San Cristobal revolt.
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Venezuela
UPI
Romulo Betancourt
Barquisime
San Cristobal
Interior Ministry
Barquisimeto
Lara
C. Montes de Oca
Copei
Christian Democratic
Pa Votes As Party Chiefs Watch
Pennsylvania voters go to the polls in a primary watched by national party leaders for sentiment on presidential contenders and two special congressional elections. Voters face a key issue on legalized gambling with pari mutuel harness racing betting in 14 counties on the ballot. Republicans and Democrats choose candidates for three statewide offices, 210 state House seats, and 25 state Senate seats, plus delegates to national conventions. Magnolia is the state tree of Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Oberlin Extends Europe Study Plan for Musically Gifted
Oberlin Conservatory faculty voted 32 20 to extend through 1963 64 the program sending third year students to the Mozarteum in Salzburg Austria. They also created a committee to study optional participation and an ad hoc panel to plan future Oberlin Salzburg faculty exchanges.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mozarteum
Salzburg
Austria
J. Robert Williams
Williams
Conservatory of Music
David R. Robertson
Robertson
Rubber Aide Dies in Akron at 50
Joseph W. Childs vice president of the United Rubber Workers Union since 1949 died at Akron City Hospital after a heart attack earlier this month.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Joseph W. Childs
United Rubber Workers Union
Akron City Hospital
Strike Closes Ford Plant in Indianapolis
A 1,700 member United Auto Workers strike over health and safety halted production at Ford Motor Co.’s Indianapolis steering gear plant on Monday.
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UPI
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Ico
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