Pentagon Sees $243 Million Cut From Military Construction
The House Appropriations Committee reduced the Pentagon's military construction request by 243 million dollars, voting 1.5715 billion for the omnibus bill. The cut, 38 percent below Eisenhower's request, prompts the Defense Department to consolidate facilities and close unneeded installations amid concerns of weak administration direction.
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Senators Study Steel Union Ballots Amid McDonald Reelection
The Senate Rackets Committee asks United Steelworkers locals to impound ballots from McDonald reelection last February. TVA funds and airport and Ryukyu power plant decisions are reviewed, with cuts and approvals noted.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Beaverdale Incorporation Defeated in Black River Election
Voter rejection halted Beaverdale village incorporation as Black River Township residents favored staying with Lorain or undecided on petitions. unofficial results show 144 225 in precinct 1 and 159 185 in precinct 2 with absentee ballots 4 28. Community leaders praised the outcome while noting annexation pressures from Lorain remain possible.
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Paul J. Mikus
Lorain
Lorain County
Darling School
Ruth Fox
Election Board
Robert Beck
Black River
AEC Guards Ready as Nevada Proving Ground Protest Planned
Nevada AP. AEC security guards behind barbed wire gates prepared to block a 12th anniversary Hiroshima protest march by Non-Violent Action Against Nuclear Weapons at the Nevada Proving Ground. About 30 demonstrators planned a prayer vigil while the AEC postponed an atomic device detonation due to high altitude winds.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Ground
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Normandy
Lawrence Scott
Lovtal
He's A Friend Milwaukeecase of theft ends with doubt
Charles Schwartz, 33, told police he stole a radio wristwatch a sports shirt and seven dollars from the home of a friend in Milwaukee He questioned whether the companion remained a friend after the alleged theft.
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Milwaukee
Charles Schwartz
Weather Outlook for Ohio Regions
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio enjoy sunny skies and cool conditions today with highs around 70 to 75. Tonight remains clear and cool as temperatures fall to 48 to 54. Wednesday brings continued sunshine and a slightly warmer feel. Monday temperatures range from 54 to 68.
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Annexation Petitions Approved By County
County commissioners approved a petition to annex a strip of property at the southwest corner of Routes 58 and 611 to Lorain city. The move involves four property owners with no opposition and is the fourth approved this week as hearings are set for six more petitions including areas near South Amherst, Lake Road, Surf Road, Kolbe Road, and the Ford plant. Following approval, the annexations go to municipal councils for final consent.
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McElroy Moves Into Pentagon Office Next To Wilson
Washington reports Neil H. McElroy has moved into a Pentagon office beside Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson. Officials say no action will be taken on the phrase Court of Last Resort used by a mystery writer in Ohio. Atty. Gen. Saxbe comments on the term, while others discuss disarmament plans and U.S. and Soviet perspectives.
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Child Drowns in Lancaster Backyard Pool
Police report that seven month old William Santrock of Lancaster drowned in 15 inches of water in a backyard wading pool. The child was playing with his siblings when adults briefly left, returning to find him in the water.
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Senators Tell Dio Demanded Protection Pay From Firms
Stanley Lehrer for the Auto Glass Dealers Association of New York testified that 140 to 150 members agreed to pay Dio $25 per employee to ward off jurisdictional picketing. He said the summer 1955 capitulation came as truck drivers would not cross lines or deliver needed windshield glass. The committee also heard of a sweetheart contract that favored employers and Dio, claiming he could shield shops from other unions. Witnesses included Dio dominated locals of the AFL United Auto Workers now aligned with the Teamsters, and Theodore Rij, Dio’s bodyguard, who invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Auto Glass Dealers Association of New York
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Washington
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Robert F. Kennedy
Theodore
Teddy Ray) Rij
Equitable Research Corp
Kennedy
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Chester
First Lady Eisenhower Undergoes Benign Operation At Walter Reed
President Eisenhower's wife Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 59, was operated on at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a benign condition by Dr. Humbert L. Riva. She was reported in good condition after a procedure that began about 8 am and ended at 10:15 am. The operation, described as nonemergency and not malignant, followed a routine check and a long White House briefing with Republican leaders.
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New York Investor Eyes Cleveland Redevelopment Plan
New York investor William Zeckendorf said he would spend up to 100 million on Cleveland building projects and is interested in the 65 million Outcast lakefront redevelopment. He called Mayor Anthony Celebrezze to arrange a conference with city officials.
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William Zeckendorf
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Anthony Celebrezze
Classified ads promise quick, wide reach for daily needs
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads offer sealing or swapping and buying items, presenting a dependable economical solution for everyday problems. Dial helps readers access these services.
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