Four Western Ministers Reach Complete Agreement on Berlin Strategy
Paris officials announced that the four Western foreign ministers endorsed a unified policy toward Soviet talks and West Berlin. They reaffirmed protecting West Berlin rights and agreed to negotiate with the Soviets toward a just durable peace in Europe. A Geneva plan would preserve West Berlin rights under Soviet supervision and, if needed, direct talks with East German authorities acting for the Soviets. An observer would monitor UN involvement in Berlin.
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UPI
West Berlin
Europe
Geneva
North Atlantic Council
West
Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Weather and notices mix from Avon and Lorain areas
Partly cloudy and warm to day with high around 65 to 70. Tonight and Friday become cooler with a few showers. lows near 42 to 47. Also notes on local events like IRONOR students joining a national society, a Cancade Park levy promotion, and Avon mayor initiating a new phone exchange building. Local times and lake wind data included.
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Ohio
Ornesres Esserserreereres
Avon
Modified Sales Tax Bill Looms in Senate
In Columbus UPI reports a compromise appears needed for the controversial sales tax bill to clear the Senate Taxation Committee. Sources say Gov DiSalle or Democratic senators opposing certain features must broker the deal to unlock passage. The measure, aimed at boosting DiSalle's new tax revenues, has stalled in committee for over a month.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate
Senate Taxation Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Senators Resist Tax Bill Move Shifts on Exemptions
A majority of 11 committee members oppose removing personal use and direct use tax exemptions or dropping the sales tax stamp. Over several weeks, administration and senate leaders failed to win over holdout senators in meetings and caucuses. Three Democratic Senators continued on another page.
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Senate
Exhibit Cancelled Wind Damps Wildlife Display at Auto Show
Wind disrupted a wildlife display at the spring auto show opening in Sheffield-O'Neil Center. Varied colored flags fluttered as sunlight glinted on about 60 car models, while a plastic housing and pipe framework were torn by gusts. A cover was ripped, endangering around 100 animals and birds scheduled to arrive.
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Nadine Burich
Sheffield-O'Neil
Sheffield-O’neil
Wendell Mc
Mahill
Oberlin
Firelands Agh
Firelands
Doctors Find Cancer In Godfrey's Lung
NY UP I reports surgeons at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center identified a malignant tumor in Arthur Godfrey's left lung during an exploratory operation. The team began removing the affected section at about 8 25 a m with a prognosis of a lengthy recovery, while Godfrey remained in good condition. The report notes the portion untouched would be spared and the operation was expected to run until around noon.
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New York
UPI
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Godfrey
E.d.t
Invaders Awaited In Panama
US planes based in the Canal Zone and three Latin American nations prepared to observe and deter a Cuban invasion of Panama. An OAS commission arrived to coordinate defense as Ecuador and Guatemala sent planes and volunteers. Panamanian troops surrounded Nombre de Dios to contain the invaders.
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Panama City
United States
Cuba
U. S
Canal Zone
Panamanian
Carinthia
Allbrook Field
Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
UPI
Nombre de Dios
Ohio Storm Sparks River Rescue and Bus Incident
A spring storm brought 50 to 75 mph winds across Ohio, causing a dramatic river rescue, a school bus rollover with 50 pupils, and damage to several airplanes. The weather bureau linked the event to a departing Canadian low that triggered heavy rains earlier in the week.
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United Press International
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Canada
USW Leaders Draft Demands Ahead of Steel Talks
United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee meets in New York for a two day session to set bargaining positions as a June 30 contract expiry looms. They seek higher wages and improved fringes while eyeing a possible inflation control pact amid postwar steel industry tensions.
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NEW York
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
Bureau of Labor Statistics Shures
American Iron & Steel Institute
USW
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
Union
McDonald
Michigan Employees Face Payless Paydays in Crisis
Lansing Michigan faces fiscal chaos as payrolls and essential bills go unpaid amid a political clash between Governor G Mennen Williams and GOP lawmakers. A $116.9 million deficit looms by May 15 with 28 000 state workers at risk while 2 360 school districts and universities await funds.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
James W. Muller
ex-Imade
Pace Welfare
Welfare
Aa Rey
Fea Biuk
Blast Rescues Little Richard From Cave Prison
Rescue workers toiled for six days to free the blue tick hound Little Richard from a cave. Owner Larry Wilson described tears as the dog was brought out and jumped into his arms after the rescue in a tense cave incident.
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Larry Wilson
Little Richard
Insurance Broker Sotherden Dies in Elyria at 92
Charles L. Sotherden, a prominent Elyria insurance broker, died yesterday at nearly 92 after illness from a hip fracture. A longtime resident since 1895, he led his firm since 1908 and held roles in local charities, the Chamber of Commerce, and several fraternal orders. He leaves a son Don G. Sotherden and several descendants.
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Elyria
Charles L. Sotherden
West 6Th St
Mr. Sotherden
Ay Field
Mich
Sotherden
Kalamazoo
New York Central Railroad
Louisville, Ky
UPD
Jimmy Jones
Lorain Court
Warren C. Lothland
Calumet Farm
Lty Bank
Lerden
Ardon
Sudro- Jones
Christian Science Services
Ridgelant
First
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Associated Charities of
Lorain County Insurance Agents Association
Don G.sotherden
Associated
Newspapers Draw More Ad Dollars Than Radio in 1958
Advertisers spent 616 million dollars on radio in 1958, one fifth of the money directed to newspapers. For quick local notices and sales, use the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds in Elyria Lorain. Dial FA 33321 or CE $6173 in Lorain to place your ad. "Sold and Quickly" says Mrs. Payne.
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Economical Chronicle
Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Payne
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