Myna Bird Attracts Attention In California Home
Mrs. Berta Lloyd of Pittsburgh California hosts a Hill Myna from India that speaks several phrases and prefers bananas, apples, grapes, and cooked rice. The brown bird sleeps in a paper sack and has a 50 word vocabulary, entertaining the Adams family at 601 Bend St. with its chatter.
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Myna
Rs. Berta Lloyd
Pittsburgh
Calif
Tibet
Berta Lloyd
Mynah
Jack Adams
Bend.St
Union Officer Blames Deputy for Scabs Entering Plant
Robert Fortman of Local 351 condemns Sheriff deputy John Judge for aiding entry of nonunion workers at Ohio Edison Edgewater Power Plant Lorain. Fortman cites orders from E. Burger to enforce an injunction. Union says company violence charges are propaganda as 2000 UW workers remain idle in six locals since Monday strike.
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Robert Fortman
Cio-Utility Workers Union
Ohio Edison Company
Edgewater
Lorain
John Judge
Burger
Lake Erie
E. J. Burger
Fortman
A. A. Desser
Akron
Lakers
Ohin Edison
IBEW
Ple
Weather summary for Northwestern and Southeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Scattered thundershowers likely. Temperatures mid 60s to upper 70s with humidity varying through the day. Precipitation around 0.01 inch Tuesday night, winds from the southwest to west at 12 to 20 mph near Lake Erie. Moonrise and sunset times listed.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Nandori beating linked to blast unclear says police
City police stamped the case solved in the beating of Frank Nandori owner of a Three Oaks Tavern gambling joint. An admitted attacker was named but police found no connection to the explosion that damaged the tavern and windows.
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Lorain
Frank Nandori
Nandori
Frank Pawlak
Three Oaks
St. Joseph Hospital
William Dulick
East 23Rd St
Pawlak
Planning for Tomorrow in The Chronicle Telegram
Series by Elyria architect Richard Miller and cartoonist Bauahler previews a national conference on city problems and modern planning. It explores better city living for the future and applies metropolitan planning ideas to the Elyria Lorain area.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Richard Miller
Elyria
Elyrian Dim Bauahler
Miller
Medtern
Elyria-Lorain
Water High and Fords Closed in Cascade Park
Park Superintendent John Madhock announced both fords will stay closed at least until Thursday due to high Black River and recent rains. The pool remains accessible only via west park entrances. Parents urged to keep children away from river banks.
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Cascade Park
John Madhock
Black River
Nehru to Attend Suez Conference Amid Egypt Split
Indian Prime Minister Nehru announced India would join the 24 nation London Suez conference. Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser will not attend and will travel to Moscow for urgent talks arriving Aug 16, the opening day of the conference. Egypt plans a world‑important speech. reports hint at a Russian military treaty.
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London
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
Nasser
Suez Canal
Jawahralal Nehru
India
Nehru
Britain
France
Russia
Suez
Soviet Union
Cairo
New Delhi
Mme
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Where To Turn Area Road Projects Seen
AREA HIGHWAY improvements possible under new federal program are revealed by WAP as the plan outlines potential projects for the region. The report notes prospects for local routes, funding steps, and applicable sections of the program, with emphasis on community impact and timelines.
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Vist Pg
Eisenhower urges negotiation over Suez cannot rule out force
President Eisenhower said force is not a likely solution to the Suez crisis under current conditions and hopes for a peaceful settlement through negotiation. He noted Britain France and Egypt may yet seek common ground and urged restraint while stressing readiness to act if nations surrender their aims. He also outlined plans for a second-term physical, pacifism on Nixon, school integration pace, and farm policy flexibility.
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Eisenhower
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez
United States
U.S
U. S
London
United Nations
Nixon
Harold TE. Stassen
Pace
Supreme Court
Robert Donovan
Colombia Blames Saboteurs for 1000 Dead City Blast
The Colombian government observes three days of mourning after an explosion leveled eight blocks of Cali. More than 1,000 soldiers and civilians died, with over 2,000 injured as three dynamite laden army trucks detonated near Codazzi battalion barracks. A special commission investigates while hospitals overflow.
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Cali
Colombia
INS
Codazzi
National Football Stadium
Cauca
Worker killed after 80 foot fall at chemical plant tower
Arron William Carr, 58, of Akron, died Tuesday after falling 80 feet from a construction tower at Columbia Southern Chemical Corp in Barberton. He was knocked from the tower by a steel crane. Carr was employed by Towne r Construction Co of Canton.
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Arron
William Carr
Akron
Columbia Southern Chemical Corp
Barberton
Carr
Towner Construction Co
Canton
Mine Fire Traps 274 In Belgium
In Charleroi Belgium fire trapped 274 coal miners half a mile underground at the Amercoeur Marcinelle mine. Flames melted lift cables blocking two shafts as rescuers battled smoke and heat. Most trapped workers were Italian with families anxiously awaiting news as a new shaft was being completed.
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Charleroi
Belgium
INS
Amercoeur-Marcinelle
Fional
Thierry
Stevenson Gambit Risks Deadlock at Democratic Convention
Adlai E. Stevenson risked Southern defections by pushing a civil rights plank at the Democratic National Convention. Northern backers hailed the move as a step toward beating Harriman and aiding Stevenson in November, while some feared it could stall the nomination and invite a dark horse. Southern delegates reacted with shock and anger, warning it could be a historic blunder. Continued on P2, Col 4.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
North
Stevenson
Markman
Supreme Court
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Patterson of Toledo Blade Dies At 82
Oberlin editor Grove Patterson dies in Toledo Hospital after a heart ailment. He led the Toledo Blade as editor in chief and was a prominent figure in American journalism. His lifelong career included the column The Way of the World and leadership in the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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Epworth Methodist Church
Rove Patterson
Toledo Blade
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Patterson
California
Burt i
Way of the World
the Blade
Minnesota
Rochester
Stinet
Robin Charms Ciembor Family In Daily Lunch Visit
In Chicago, the Arthur Ciembor family has become bird watchers thanks to a punctual robin that appears at Woam each day for lunch. The bird earns its meals by playing with the Ciembor children, providing a small daily delight.
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Chicago
Arthur Ciembor
Ciembor
Demons Chase Coppers in Chronicle Want Ads
When nickel was first found in Germany it was mistaken for copper ore. Refining copper revealed only nickel, named Kupfernickel. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promise to turn metal or withing into silver dollars. Dit 17.
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Germany
Chronicle-Telegram
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