Sandusky Woman Drives Car Through Wall of Local Tavern
A Sandusky woman backed her 1956 Buick into a neon sign and then drove into Baker's Tavern on Route 6 two miles east of Huron, creating a drive-in moment. No patrons were present. the driver was treated and released at Providence Hospital. The tavern sustained extensive damage while the car had minor dents.
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Wilma B. Neilsen
Camp St
Neilsen
Providence Hospital
Rights Bill Faces Push for Fast House Action
Washington report says Rep Keating urged an early Rules Committee meeting to speed final action on the civil rights bill. AFL CIO backed passage and urged adoption of the Senate version despite Senate amendments. House Rules Committee led by Howard W Smith gave no hint of plans.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
Mostly cloudy and warmer today with a few light showers along Lake Erie tonight. Thursday partly cloudy with little temperature change. Temperatures Tuesday range 33 to 81. Precipitation none in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Tuesday. Humidity 68 percent at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Southerly winds 10 to 18 mph. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures, with cooler Friday and Saturday and warmer Sunday and Monday. Scattered thundershowers tonight and possibly Thursday, Friday, and Monday. Rainfall projected 0.1 to 0.5 inch.
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NYC to Probe Fatal Teen Car Crash Involving Mercury Train
Grafton report states New York Central Railroad will hold a formal hearing into the deaths of three teenagers killed when their car was struck by the eastbound Mercury passenger train. G. W. Maxwell will oversee, with witnesses from NYC and standard procedures followed. Some eye witnesses say gates may not have lowered. NYC notes no fault found yet. Public Utility Commission also investigates, with potential re-investigation if equipment failure is found.
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Verbal filler blamed for weak teacher training in Ohio
Ward M. Miller of Portsmouth criticism targets verbal filler in reports and textbooks as blocking teacher training across Ohio's 47 colleges of education. He prepared his report after hours in libraries, warning educators use poor English and inflated jargon.
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Ohio
Ward M. Miller
Portsmouth
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America
Farmers Back Milk Strike Pledge at Meeting
Dairy farmers at a meeting pledge support for a milk strike in a virtually unanimous vote. An injured boy is reported hurt in a dive into a lake during a Marine Corps League event.
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U S Health Groups Map Fight Against Asiatic Flu
Surgeon General Burney meets with 13 major health organizations to plan for a possible Asiatic flu epidemic this fall. The conference aims to mobilize emergency use of manpower and vaccines, with emphasis on a nationwide educational push to urge early vaccination as doses become available.
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AMA
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Westlake
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Polish Strike Broken and Threats as Textile Walkout Looms
Polish troops broke a Lodz transportation strike with tear gas and bayonets. Eyewitnesses say workers at three tram depots were routed, sending trolleys running again while no wage concession was gained. Textile workers in the Lodz area threaten action by Friday amid nationwide labor racketeering probes in Washington.
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American Youths Travel to Peiping Aboard Red Train
Forty one American youths proceeded from Moscow to Peiping aboard the Peiping Special despite State Department travel ban. The group left Yaroslav Station at 4 p.m. and will traverse the Trans Siberian route in eight days. Some youths backed out. others planned to fly to Peiping later to join the tour.
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Richard Sherman
Chicago
Ill
Stan Fukson
Los Angeles
Calif
David and
Albert Maysles
Brookline
Mass
Jacob Rosen
New York City
Rosen
Organization of World Democratic Youth
Man jailed for stealing 428 door handles from Romford store
Philip Tomkins aged 53 began a one month sentence after confessing to stealing 428 door handles from the hardware store where he labored. He said the items would be useful for his new home.
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England
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Tomkins
Humphrey Elected National Steel Board Chairman
Former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey was elected chairman of National Steel Corp on the board meeting day. He succeeds the late Ernest T. Weir, who retired in April and died June 26 in Philadelphia. Directors also declared a third quarter dividend of $1 per share payable Sept. 12 to stockholders of record Aug. 26.
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National Steel Board of Directors
Weir
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National Steel Directors
Thomas E. Millsap
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National Directors
Lorain County Fair Opens With Buffets and Birdview Photo
Guests at the Lorain County Fair kickoff buffet mingled on beef and ham sandwiches as a photographer atop an empty grandstand captured the scene. The venue will host thousands next week for the annual fair, with another image on Figure 7.
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Future Pilots Commit To Five Year Enlistment
The Air Force will require future pilots to sign a five-year hitch replacing the current three years. It notes three years spent mainly training, and two thirds of graduates leave after the three year term. The longer tour applies to ROTC cadets and Air Academy programs, with non flying duties for three years offered to those who decline the five year option.
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Personal ads guide Lorain County readers to place notices
The Personal column offers a quick way to reach readers and reconnect with others. Advertisers can use it to publicize services, lodge or club meetings, wares, or any need by calling 4751 for an ad writer.
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