Skinner says 21 former POWs to leave China soon
Albert C. Belhomne a US Army sergeant with Belgian passport and Scott L. Rush of Marietta Ohio await departure from China within weeks Skinner reports Belhomme wife Belgian passport and Taiwan electrician work Rush a lathe operator in Wuhan Chinese wife and one child all 21 former POWs were dishonorably discharged from the US Army in 1949 and thus not subject to military prosecution Skinner notes he traveled China funded by Be Chinese Red Cross and spoke at the Chinese Hong Kong border before returning home to Ohio parents express hope for his settlement
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Skinner
Albert C. Belhomne
Scott L. Rush
Marietta
Ohio
China
Belhomme
Taiwan
Rush
Wuhan
Turncou
Portage Lakes
Ak- Tron
Eetile
Brady D. Skinner
Hong Kong
United States
Red China
Sinner
Chine
Peking
Loyang
Nanking
Shanghai
Danger in Korea fading but tension stays in DMZ
Reports from the DMZ describe scattered gunfire at the truce line between North and South Korea. Four Communists, three Americans and one South Korean were killed in Monday and Tuesday skirmishes as U N troops remained alert. Lt Col William D Lynch of the 1st Cavalry said early shots targeted infiltrators and patrols at night are limited, leaving a volatile situation described as a sight war.
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Korea
UPI
North
South Korea
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
United Nations Command
UNC
William D. Lynch
1St” Cavalry
Lynch
U.N
Third victim dies in car truck crash at Portlands Road
In Sandusky a car driven by Jean Krupp struck by a semi truck killed Doris Irons 54 and Tyler Trons 6 at the scene after a Wednesday 4 p.m. crash. Rhonda Sears 3 of Bellevue died at Providence Hospital from a fractured skull and concussion.
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Sandusky
Portlams Rd
Rhonda Sears
Bellevue
Sandusky Providence Hospital
Doris Irons
Rd-1
Tyler Trons
Akron
Jean Krupp
Patrick Wable
Mark Ct
North Ridgeville
Wable
Rachel Dodson
Bellevue, Listed As ‘Fair,’’ Mrs. Krupp
Ruth Hamer
Annie Krupp
Good Samaritan Hospital
Janet Sears
Dog killed after trapping children in Lorain park
Police shot a German Shepherd seen as vicious after it trapped five children on monkey bars at Oakwood Park in South Lorain. A 10-year-old boy at 1985 East 29th St. was bitten. the dog’s carcass was taken to St Joseph Hospital for rabies check. Police and park staff helped children to safety during the incident.
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Lorain
Oakwood Park
South Lorain
St.’ Joseph Hospital
Fred Gonzales
East 29Th St
East 36Th St
Walker cited for failure to yield right of way
Merle T. Eckler, 61, of 5012 West Erie Ave., charged with disorderly conduct by fail ure to yield the right of way after walking into West Erie Ave. traffic near his home yesterday at 3 45 pm. Irene Cicerella, 41, of 2106 West 14th St., swerved to miss him, damaging a divider strip and ending in the eastbound lane. He was found guilty in Municipal Court and fined $20.
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Ward
Butcher
Scould
Lorain
Merle T. Eckler
West Erie Ave
Eckler
Irene
Cicerella
West 14Th St
Chicago Violence Surges as Racial Demonstrations Escalate
Across Chicago a new wave of protests injures at least 24 people as bricks and bottles fly during a white neighborhood occupancy clash. A 100 man police task force arrests rise to 133 amid the citys worst racial demonstration in two years. In New York four Negroes attack a officer at a civil rights protest. seven demonstrators are arrested after trying to join a sit in at Governor Rockefeller’s office. Charleston business leaders back a six point desegregation plan while Torrance California seeks an injunction to stop mass racial picketing at a housing tract.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Rockefeller
New York City
Charleston
D.C
King Street
Los Angeles
Torrance
Khrushchev to lead Soviet team in Big Three talks
Khrushchev to stay in Moscow to coordinate the Soviet delegation for next week's Big Three talks with Dean Rusk and Lord Home. The aim is to advance a partial nuclear test ban and extend progress on cold war issues while China denounces the pact. Gromyko and Hariman discuss ground details as Western negotiators push for broader limits and inspections.
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Moscow
UPI
Niki
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
China
Peking
Tokyo
Rusk
Home
Soviet Union
Gromyko
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Mailsham
East Gers
East
West Germany
Pollen Count Details and Daily Publication Plan
The Chronice Telegraph to publish daily pollen counts starting Monday to inform readers about hay fever levels. Cites Enewst G. Bartha, chemist, noting counts above 200 affect most people and counts around 10 impact sensitive individuals. Counting measures use grains per cubic yard of air.
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A. Pohen
Enewst G. Bartha
Elyria
Bartha
Chronice-Telegram
City utility billing mixup prompts local protests
Elyria Utilities Department faces angry residents over duplicate bills issued days apart as a system switchover causes confusion. Mayor Grace says staff aim to straighten billing by month end after a flood of calls, including an erroneous 7007.77 charge cited by Mrs. Norman Mathewson.
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Elyria Utilities Department
Joseph M. Grace
Norman Mathewson
Dilworth St
Tyery
Mre
Mathew
Sue
Utilities Department
Grace
Cleveland Mayor Seeks Union Aid Over Racial Job Dispute
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher flew to Washington to ask AFL-CIO President George Meany and possibly United Association of Plumbers chief Peter Shooman to help resolve a racial dispute delaying the underground conversion project. He threatened to involve the federal government if two Negro plumbers remain barred from mall work, saying local efforts have failed.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph Locher
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Plumbbers Union
Locher
Meary
Peter Shooman
United Association of Plumbers
Union dispute leads to layoffs at mall project
Nine workers were killed in a dispute over an employment agreement reached July 20. Theodius Hill and William R. Baker Jr. were hired July 22 by Smith and Company but laid off after AFL-CIO plumbers staged a work holiday in protest. Union plumbers returned to the job after the holiday.
Wellington Board Sets High School Principal Qualifications
Wellington Board of Education outlines required credentials for the district high school principal position in a formal notice. The document specifies educator standards, experience expectations, and certification needs guiding future appointment decisions.
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Wellington
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