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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1960
Page
1
A volatile summary notes heightened tensions as Fidel Castro defies critics, presses expropriation decrees targeting Nicaro nickel complex and US property, while Lumumba and Kasa-Vubu clash in Congo politics. The piece links Castro’s stance to broader regional unrest and the lingering influence of external powers on national crises.
Richard Henry Dare surrendered after a 10 hour manhunt 42 miles south of Oklahoma City. He confessed to killing his wife Patricia 24 her parents Albert 50 Wilbert 58 and grandson William McCormick 16 during an argument over her pregnancy and planned suicide.
In Lorain County heavy winds and rainfall disrupt daily life with gusts reaching high speeds as residents brace for continuing storms. The report notes wind intensity affecting areas including North Ridgeville and Sheffield Lake while officials monitor conditions and potential closures.
ATHENS Ohio Flyvia's American Legion Juniors lost 1-0 to Steubenville in the first round of the State Legion Tournament. Elyrians coach Bob Rieth faces the Newark Cincinnati Bentley loser in the losers bracket. Steubenville plated the lone run in the first inning as EB outhit the Elyrians 9-6. pitcher Bob Pesti struck out nine in defeat.
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio experience mostly sunny skies with cooler temperatures, highs around 78 to 82. Tonight and Tuesday will be fair and bits cooler with a lighter breeze, low temperatures expected in the minor range amid scattered conditions.
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned at a crisis UN Security Council session that the Congo crisis could trigger world war if Belgian troops are not withdrawn rapidly. He urged a speediest neutralization of Belgian forces to let Congolese choose their orientation while opponents blamed Western powers for blocking UN action.
President Eisenhower told Congress the United States will boost readiness across land sea and air with a stronger military posture and new long range submarine missiles. He noted Congress already approved higher defense spending and indicated possible supplemental funds if needed, citing intensified Communist pressures as the rationale. He pledged that military power will be kept second to none.
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to stay on the job this election year and push civil rights and other major proposals. He warned against reckless spending, signaled possible vetoes, and outlined defense and domestic items including aid for the aged, school grants, and wage adjustments. The message followed Senate floor activity with Nixon presiding as Kennedy and Johnson attended.
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