Invasion Hits Panama Coast as Cuban Reinforcements Rally
Cuban reinforcements move toward Panama as government forces aided by U S arms block the invaders who seized a coastal village Nombre de Dios. A government communique notes casualties and ongoing patrols to prevent sea escape while reinforcements head to the front and additional ships are reported en route from Cuba.
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Panama City
UPI
Cuba
Panama
U.S
Nombre de Dios
Panama Canal
Caribbean
National Guard
Jose D. Bazan
Ricardo Riano Juama
Harshaw Operation Photo Shows Worker Using Gloves
Worker Jack Price of Elyria uses rubber gloves to reach into a box and work on a crystal. The accompanying caption references Harshaw operations and credits C T photos by Walt Glendenning on the first page, fourth section.
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Jack Price
Elyria
Harshaw
Walt Glendenning
Harshaw Chemical Co
Herter Seeks Unified Western Front at Geneva
Secretary of State Christian Herter faces the first major test of his tenure as he works to unify Western powers for the Geneva conference. He promised unity and firm purpose in confronting Soviet aims while meeting German, British, and French colleagues to finalize the Western position. Raul Castro and Cuban officials move to end the Panama invasion with court martials for deserters.
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Paris
UPI
Christian Herter
U.S
Fidel Castro
Expeditionary Force
Panama
Castro
Raul
Oatel
Herter
Britain
France
West Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Elyria Graduation Plans Approved Amid Senior Steps
Elyria High schedules graduation season with plans approved for ceremonies and activities. Fire damages Vincent residence causing estimated loss of 3000 dollars. cause undetermined. In Lodi, Pride reigns as new hospital wing begins full operation. Avon Lake council approves water sale contract to Sheffield Lake.
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Elyria High
Adalantia
Pride
Lodi
Avon Lake Council
Sheffield Lake
State Aide Is Indicted In Ohio Taxation Scandal
Franklin County Grand Jury returned a four count indictment against a state employee tied to the Department of Taxation. The suspect’s name and indictment details were not released. A $5,000 bribe is alleged, with one case already under grand jury review. Governor DiSalle cited prior investigations and potential further charges.
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Columbus
UPI
Franklin County
Kiehner Johnson
Michael V. di Salle
State Department of Taxation
Thomas A. Greiner
Taxation Department
Richard Brentlinger
DiSalle
Grand
Ship due today at Cleveland for Seaway opening
The first ship from the St. Lawrence Seaway, the Dutch freighter Prins Willem TL, was expected to dock in Cleveland late this afternoon. City officials prepared a welcoming ceremony for the vessel.
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Cleveland
UPI
New
St. Lawrence Seaway
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio today
Showers and scattered thunderstorms, windy and warm with a high of 65 to 70. Showers fade tonight. skies clear and cooler with a low around 42. Mostly sunny and cooler on Wednesday. Lake Erie small craft advisory in effect with east to southeast winds 30 to 35 mph turning west.
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Ohio
Toonset
Lake Erie
Carpenters Accept Two-Year Contract
The two year contract covering carpenters in Lorain County includes wage increases of 10 to 12 cents per hour with a May 1 1960 start. The deal was announced as the St Lawrence Seaway deep water port test at Toronto drew heavy cargo traffic and foreign ships.
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Prins
Carpenters
Willem George Frederik
Lorain County
Ter Umions
Wes Teday
Home Builders Association
Lake Eirie
Toronto
Fiell-Oranje Vine
Canadian Steamship Lines
Lake
Marquette
France
Lynch Party Hunt Spreads In South
FBI agents with state and local officers widened a search into Louisiana and surrounding Mississippi counties for a lynch party and a young Black rape suspect. The abduction involved masked men dragging the man and a pregnant woman attacked during the day. officials said Parker, the suspect, was moved as officers pressed the hunt.
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Poplarvile
Miss
UPI
FBI
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pate Rae
Bogalusa
Parker
Here
Peters
Mississippi River
Ives
Lamar
Washington
Parker IR. W. Bachman
New Orleans
Lumberton
Mack Charles Parker
Pearl River County
Parish
Officials Admit Naming Wrong Bridge Builder
Columbus officials acknowledge an error in naming Horvitz Construction Co of Cleveland as the builders of a faulty Lake County bridge pier. A seven-project list was released after Gov. DiSalle urged modern inspection methods. Publicity director Arthur D Meintire said Horvitz did the work on the honeycombed Big Creek pier and he's rechecking records.
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Columbus
UPI
Highway Department
Horvitz Construction Co
Cleveland
Lake County
Michael V. DiSalle
Arthur D. Meintre
Horvits
Big Creek
Meintire
Transfer Approved Brownhelm Annexation Fight Favor Lorain
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly ruled in favor of Lorain in a dispute over annexing the Ford plant area in Brownhelm. The Brownhelm Township trustees sought to block listing the area for voting and taxation pending a Court of Appeals decision on the annexation legality.
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Kelly
Ford
Lorain
Board of Elections
Court of Appeals
Annexa
Dexter, Mo
LeRoy F. Kelly
Brownhelm
Tornado Strikes Dexter. Monument Works Suffer Major Damage
Observers report a tornado hit Dexter on a ridge then crossed a valley and struck the Elmer Hoffman monument works sending a one and a half story shed into a yard. A 4500 pound monument toppled as winds downed utility lines across the area near Malden Air Force Base. In Essex northeast of Dexter the roof of a brick agricultural class building was ripped off.
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Dexter
Elmer Hoffman Monument
Malden Air Force Base
Arkansas
Essex
7th Army Ready to Defend Against Any Aggression
Army Secretary Withers Brucker says the U S 7th Army in Germany stands prepared to defend against aggression near Berlin. He warns that trouble from the Communists may come at the end of May, according to UPI telephoto.
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Army
Wither Brucker
U.S
7Th Army
Germany
Brlin
UPI Teitephoto
U S Steel Qtrly Report Teases Labor Talks Outlook
U S Steel Corp reports for the first quarter of 1959 amid rising steel output and looming labor talks. Analysts expect higher earnings, with 1958 Q1 net income at 62 million and Q4 1958 at 90 million. Roger Blough to discuss dividends and labor negotiations starting May 5 with United Steelworkers. Other majors like National Steel and Inland Steel set March quarter records. Republic Steel shows tripled profits versus 1958 Q1.
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NEW York
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
Blough
United Steelworkers of America
National Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
McDonald accuses BLS data of a major error
USW president David J. McDonald charges an enormous error in BLS data released April 16 and seeks a correction from Secretary Mitchell. He argues the misstatements misrepresent productivity and wage trends, noting production has risen since 1958 while the figures show declines.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
David J. McDonald
Ipresiedt
United Steelworkers Usw
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
McDonald
Mitchell
United Steelworkers
Dake
McDon
Stoel
USW
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Police Department
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UPS
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Minn
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Sarynia
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North Amer
Lea
Earlene Mace
Leo Mace
Mace
Whitesburg
Letcher County
Kentucky
Roland Price
Crutchfield
Pee
UMW
Pple
Loewe Oe
Ivy Tcim
A. B. Chandler
Knox County
Missouri City
U.S. Steel Quarterly Report Due
Chronicle - Telegram
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