Crusader's Tale Profiles Huron Youth Leader John Brumage
A busy 17 year old John Brumage of Huron is a publisher, disk jockey, businessman and musician. His current campaigns push voting at 18 and a Boston Tea Party style protest over taxation without representation. Also featured is the J. B. Johnson home at 124 Lakeview Dr in a homes spread by Winifred Fay.
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John Brumage
Huron
Boston
Winifred Fay
J. B. Johnson
Lakeview Dr
Elyria Board of Education Candidates Nominated
Two persons filed nominating petitions for seats on the Elyria Board of Education. The filings cover the Ist District and indicate candidates seeking election to the forthcoming school board term.
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Elyria Board of Education
Khrushchev Says He Would Visit U S When Time Is Ripe
In Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a UPI correspondent he would like to visit the United States when the time is ripe. He was asked about flying to America on Nixon’s plane and replied that the question is about the plane type, not principle. He added the timing would be right when the time is ripe.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
America
Nixon
Llewellyn Thompson
Five Die In West Virginia Turnpike Crash Near Beckley
A head on collision on the West Virginia Turnpike, 18 miles north of Beckley, killed five people including three Troy Ohio soldiers. Four others were injured. victims include Calvin McGlaughn and Ralph Walker among the dead and Elvie Shinault among the wounded.
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Beckley
W. Va
UPI
Troy
Ohio
West Virginia Turnpike
Here
Lorain
Mossy
Fort Bragg
Bluefield W Va
Omo
Calvin McGlaughn
Rt. 3
Altoona
Ala
James W Jenkins
8Th Ave
Huntington
Terans Hospital
Ralph Walker
St Albans
Philip J Sullivan
Portsmouth Va
Michaell Provost
Portland
Lobbyist payments under review in Ohio General Assembly
Columbus report says Gov. DiSalle planned talks with lawmakers on lobbyists paying hotel bills for legislators during the recent General Assembly sessions. A Franklin County grand jury special session subpoenas witnesses and may probe hotel records to verify the allegations.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
Franklin County Grand Jury
Earl W Allison
Anthony Calabrese
Dcleveland
Robert Scott
Cambridge
Allison
Calabrese Accused Governor Orders Permit Case Probe
Gov DiSalle orders inquiry into alleged liquor permit fixing by 18 to 20 people including Sen Anthony Calabrese of Cleveland. Thoroughbred Club of North Randall earlier denied a D4 permit after a department probe. Investigations to determine if Calabrese pressed officials to delay or block the permit for club gain.
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Cleveland
API
Michael V. DiSalle
Anthony Calabrese
North Randall
Laquer Department
Thoroughbred Club of
North Randalls
Calabrese
Richard Crouch
Ivan Smith
Fniday
DiSalie
Crouch
Henry Williams
Williams
Wiliams
Faris
Cuyahoga County
Weather outlook for the region various days from UPI
Northwestern and Northeastern brief says mostly sunny and cool today with a low tonight around 60. Friday through Sunday shown with mild to moderate temps and little changes. Details include 24 hour precipitation, humidity, and moon phases with scattered numbers and times.
Survivor relives Grand Canyon ordeal after seven days
John Manson Owens T1.15 of Savannah Ga endured seven days in extreme Grand Canyon heat and rugged terrain. He prayed continually while surviving on cactus pulp and mesquite beans, saw planes overhead daily, and was rescued by an Army helicopter crew. He walked barefoot, showing a deep tan and minor injuries, and spoke calmly to reporters.
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Grand Canyon
Anz
John Manson Owens
Savannah
Owens
Hilang
Catholi Pres
Danny Army
Ike to Beat Heat With Early Golfing Match
GETTYSBURG Pa President Eisenhower arranged an early golfing match with neighbor George E font amid sweltering heat at Gettysburg Country Club. The President and Allen completed 18 holes Friday afternoon Wilted by the heat they toured the nine hole course twice with electric air. They plan to return to Washington Sunday.
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Gettysburg
Uph
Eisenhower
George E. Font
Allen
Get‘Gaburg
Washington
Policies Approved Safe Drivers Get Insurance Break
Columbus AP Safe driving cuts auto insurance in Ohio from today as the state approves two policy types rewarding good records. The Exposers Group Insurance Co offers discounts tied to a point system for accidents and violations, with up to 20 percent off for clean records and penalties up to 100 percent for serious infractions. The Indemnity Insurance Co of North America provides reduced rates for those not required to drive for work and with no more than two violations in three years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward
Stawell
Dover
Indemnity Insurance Co
North America
Cleveland 52-year-old woman killed in traffic crash
Mrs Marlene Owen, 52, died after being struck by a car that skidded about 147 feet as she crossed the street in Cleveland. The incident raised the city’s traffic fatality count to 48 for the year, compared with 30 at this point last year.
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Cleveland
UPI
Marlene Owen
Chanty
Owen
Allies Push for Summit Amid Berlin Crisis
Western allies show dwindling faith in a Berlin settlement as Geneva talks drag on. Private talks with Moscow and a possible Khrushchev invitation to Washington swirl, while Herter nears return and ministers faces a clock-like struggle to break the deadlock.
McElroy Heads Probe of Stark County Vice
In Canton today Attorney General Mark McElroy and four assistants outlined a plan for a special grand jury to investigate vice and gambling in Stark County. The probe follows raids and a countywide clean up that began July 18 and involves Massillon and Alliance towns.
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McElroy
Stark County
Canton
Mark McElroy
Norman Putman
Massalon
Alliance Cigar
Frank Wells
Pullman
Wells
Massillon
Alliance
Nixon urges peace based on mutual respect to Soviet audience
Vice President Richard M. Nixon addressed a mass Soviet audience via radio and TV calling for peace rooted in mutual respect. He warned that both nations are powerful and must avoid being pushed around while avoiding a war that would destroy both sides. He suggested Khrushchev and Eisenhower should meet and urged frank dialogue to bridge differences.
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Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
Nixon
America
UPI
Mison
United States
Russia
Nnions
Minton
Eisenhower
Anastas Nikoyan
Frol Kozlov
Nuon
Laos Border Threatened as Red Offensives Rise
Reports say Laos sees renewed Communist attack on its northern border with Langs. Laos Vice Premier Kiay Sasontharv arrived in Paris on a surprise visit that may precede a UN appeal. Dag Hammarskjold is in Paris coordinating responses to the Laos crisis.
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Saigon
Laos
Gvvernment
China
Viet Nam
Borer Langs
Premer Kiay Sasonth Arrved
Panstoda
Unacho
Dag Hammarskild
Confederate anti aircraft success in Civil War marked August 29 1861
The Washington Artillery of New Orleans scored the first anti aircraft victory during the Civil War on August 29 1861 by forcing down a Union balloon over Virginia. The fragment mentions Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads and rental notices but remains unclear.
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Washington Artilery
New Orleans
Virginia
Chronicle Telegram
Lo Tak
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