Councilman Calls Zoning Map Invalid Over Hearing Claim
Councilman Dale Kelloge charged that the city zoning map adopted last December was illegal and not in force. He said the new map changed the old one and a public hearing should have preceded adoption. City Building Inspector James Seres, planning board secretary, said no hearing occurred on the advice of former City Solicitor Richard E. Baird.
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Washington Ave
Hamilton Ave
Electrical Shock Fatal To Worker
Orlando Caferro, 30, a Falko Construction Co. machine operator, died at Cleveland Clinic after a crane cable arced to high tension lines, igniting flames on his body. He fought for 12 days following the July 23 accident in Lorain, survived by his wife Marcella and two children, with the coroner conducting an autopsy and plans for burial in Calvary Cemetery. He had lived in Lorain 10 years, born in Italy, and was a member of St. Peter Church. Funeral services are set for Saturday at St. Peter Church after a noon reception at Dombrowski Funeral Home.
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Seneca Ave
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St. Joseph Hospital
Cuyahoga County
Italy
St. Peter Church
Marcella
James
Gina
James Caferro
Carmen
Ricci Urso
Dombrowski
Vincent O'Dea
Calvary Cemetery
U S Prison Population Sets Record in 1957 Review
A year-end Bureau of Prisons report notes 195,414 inmates in state and federal jails and reformatories as of December 31, 1957. The study highlights higher total inmates than any previous year, with more men than women in custody and changes in zoning around urban districts.
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U.S
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
B&o
Bell
Caldwell Aves
James V. Bennett
Warden Ave
Sycamore St
Bon Air
Wesley Aves
Cleveland St
Probe Group Asked Prove Clean Hands in 1957 Escape
Washington Rep Thomas B Curtis demanded House investigators show they have clean hands before a contempt citation vote on 83 fugitives from federal prisons and 2,139 from state institutions. The 1957 escape figures included 2,306 prisoners who broke out last year, with 2,210 escaping from state prisons.
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UPI
Thomas B. Curtis
Priso
R-Mo
House
Aire Bernard Goldfine
Lebanon Premier Demands Immediate Resignation
Beiruts premier Solh threatened to resign at a cabinet session without consulting President Chamoun. A source said Solh sought a pullout as a maneuver to show his deep discontent with ongoing US diplomatic contacts and Lebanon’s political ties.
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Lebanon
Solh
Camille Chamoun
Chinese Rap U S Policies Clash At Latin America
The piece reports Communist China accusing the United States of aggression in the Middle East and exploitation in Latin America. It notes editorials in Peiping papers timed with Secretary Foster Dulles' Brazil visit, and U.S. actions alleged include coups in Haiti and Venezuela and intervention in Cuba.
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Haiti
Venezuela
Cuba
Qhertin dairy firm theft arrest details emerge
Police acted swiftly after a tip led to the arrest of three suspects in the theft of a dairy firm’s safe loaded onto a truck. The front page report describes the rapid police action, the haul away, and ongoing investigations into the breach.
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Qhertin
Iowa State Fair to Exhibit Mower with Lights and Features
DES MOINES Iowa UPI reports better days are ahead for homeowners as the Iowa State Fair plans to exhibit a lawnmower equipped with headlights, horn, three forward speeds including a reverse, and a radio.
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UPI
Margin Up Stocks Show Slight Drop
In Pontiac Michigan a Teamsters aide was set afire and later died while his uncle, Herman Kierdorf of Madison Heights, vanished after vowing to uncover the attackers. Frank Kierdorf, 56, ex-convict and business agent for Local 332 in Flint, remains in critical condition at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital as police pursue leads and a possible motive linked to Senate Rackets Committee testimony.
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Hoffa Avoids Comment Amid Kierdorf Case Probe
Washington UPN reports Teamsters President James R. Hoffa refused to comment on the "human forest" attack amid another Senate Rackets Committee session. Hoffa, flanked by lawyers, faced questions related to violence links in Detroit and Flint tied to Frank Kierdorf of Local 332 and elder Kierdorf. Kennedy and McClellan noted potential ties to Hoffa's actions while acknowledging limited information on connections to the burning and threats.
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George Fitzgerald
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Joh. McClellan
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Delay In Red Reply Delays Western Summit Talks
Western diplomats report puzzled by Khrushchev's delay in replying to notes on a Middle East summit. Moscow may push for a Moscow Big Four plus India meeting outside the UN on Aug. 18, with Britain France and U.S. proposals under consideration. Discussions center on a framework within the UN Security Council and possible talks around Aug. 12.
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Eisenhower
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Millan
Peiping
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Mao Tse-Tung
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Aid Call Sends Dad To Tragedy
Leonia reports Captain Ed ward R. Miller of the ambulance squad answered a Monday night aid call for an 11 year old baseball player fatally struck by a pitched ball. The victim Edward Jr. died shortly after being found unconscious just over the heart as he stepped up to bat in a Leonia midget league game.
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Nov. Wue
Vvoleteer
Edward R. Miller
Miller
Edward Jr
Edward
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Offer Easy Money
A safe, easy way to gather up broken glass is with dampened absorbent cotton. A safe, easy way to gather up extra money is to sell your don't needs through Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Dial Elyria FA 3-3321 or Lorain CH 4-1119.
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Elyria
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