Turkey backs Eisenhower plan for Middle East peace
Turkey at United Nations in New York denounces Russia threats of war and declares full support for President Eisenhower's Middle East peace initiative.
15 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1958
Page
1
Turkey at United Nations in New York denounces Russia threats of war and declares full support for President Eisenhower's Middle East peace initiative.
A 13 year old girl Adair Waugh drowned at Lorain when she stepped into an underwater drop off while wading near the Ohio Edison Co water intake pier. She died at St Joseph Hospital after rescue attempts. Malcolm Waugh tried to save his sister as bystanders joined the search. The area lacked lifeguards and was little used by swimmers. Burial planned in Perryopolis.
Soviet experts say Vyacheslav Molotov has recently met with Mao Zedong and may be orchestrating a partial political revival after his exile to Outer Mongolia. Reports place him in Peiping before Khrushchev's visit and returning to Moscow this month, marking a significant but unclear shift in Soviet policy amid Cold War tensions.
Five outlaws were killed by rural guards on a road between San Andres and La Guira in western Cuba, an area previously untouched by disorders. Earlier police arrested 12 men and two women accused of plotting to assassinate government leaders with a poisoned-dart air gun.
President Eisenhower will spend the weekend at his Gettysburg, Pennsylvania farm. The White House says he plans to depart this afternoon by helicopter or limousine for the journey home.
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Warm today with highs 82 to 87 and tonight’s low 58 to 64. Cooler and sunny Saturday. Thursday temperatures range 66 to 58 with humidity at 91 percent in the morning, 54 at 2 p.m., 67 at 8 p.m. No precipitation in the last 24 hours end ing 8 p.m. Thursday. Sun up 6:35 a.m. sunset 8:27 p.m. Moonrise 7:11 a.m. Moonset 8:32 p.m.
The United States plans a Sunday launch from Cape Canaveral of a three stage Air Force rocket to orbit the moon in a boomerang flight. If successful the final stage will be captured by the moon’s gravity, complete at least one orbit, then return toward Earth and burn up in the atmosphere.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan said he would oppose the latest move by convicted wife killer Dr Samuel Sheppard to gain release from the Ohio penitentiary He stressed the case cannot be retried endlessly and noted the issue is jurisdictional He said the defense seeks a writ of habeas corpus and subpoena powers to support claims of suppressed evidence and a unfair trial He asserted the state only must prove proper jurisdiction in Cuyahoga County
Lorain County forms its first park commission with three land acquisition seats. Labor union factions, Local 758, push platforms in a heated campaign. Avon Barber faces possible arrest on charges of waning Viol lions. Board member pass behavior cited in Lorain School Board dispute. legal ruling sought.
Mrs. R. E. Deitrick appealed to Cherry Point residents not to harm her missing skunk Petunia. She described Petunia as unarmed and smelling pleasant and said she sprays the animal with cologne.
Hurricane Cleo churns across the open Atlantic with 145 mph winds. A San Juan Weather Bureau bulletin says the storm poses no threat to Windward and Leeward Islands 25 miles away and issues a hurricane watch for the area. Cleo’s tropical sister Becky appears to be dying out east of Florida.
A Defense Department order for a "surrender study" provoked a wild Senate session. Sen. Homer Capehart blasted the remarks as aiding the enemy while Sen. Chan Russell offered an amendment to cut funding for any surrender study, insisting Congress would never tolerate surrender. Continued on Pg 2, Col. 1.
Fifty mile per hour winds and strong thunderstorms pushed ahead of a cool front across Iowa and the southern Great Lakes bringing cooler temperatures. Spencer Iowa logged nearly an inch of rain in three minutes while Cedary Bapis Town and South Bend faced gusty downpours. In South Bend Thursday night more than 1.2 inches of rain fell in under two hours flooding low areas as hail and high winds damaged trees and power lines.
Chicago officials report six curved redwood benches and a large patio table disappeared from a new outdoor pool at the Chatham YMCA. The pool area is protected by a one foot high fence topped with barbed wire, suggesting the theft was deliberate.
CIVITAVECCHIA Italy police ban Constantino Zintu 51 from wearing a bathing suit in public citing chest back and arm tattoos as objectionable. Officers said the unusual order targets visible body art and enforces modesty in public spaces.
Premier J. G. Strijdom is fatigued and remains in serious condition after hospitalization for a heart ailment in Capetown, South Africa. Hospital officials provided the health update today.
A 13 ship Irish Sea search combed the crash site as 99 passengers and crew were reported dead. Officials considered lightning, explosion, or other causes while authorities discounted sabotage and sought remains of victims. The KLM Super Constellation headed for New York departed Shannon at 11 05 p.m. Wednesday and vanished west of Ireland.
Ohioans for Right to Work secured enough valid signatures to place an anti union amendment on the November ballot. Secretary of State Ted W Brown announced 354000 signatures met the requirement with 81 counties reporting and seven pending. The measure seeks to bar compulsory union shop by prohibiting labor management agreements that require universal union membership.
Two Ohioans among 99 aboard the KLM Constellation that crashed in the North Atlantic. Max Snyder of Dayton and his wife Joyce from West Manchester attended a Church of the Brethren anniversary in Europe. Investigators cite radar and storm data as key to determining cause amid turbulence theories.
A 32 year old woman says three armed men robbed Pat's Tavern in Chester and abducted her across the WV border toward Pennsylvania. She freed herself near a rocky ford and reached U S highway 530, identifying the suspects and aiding investigators who seek six other escapes from a Wheeling jail break.
Pollen readings show Elyria recording around 50 for a two hour period ending at 92 p m. Lorain reports a count of 83 during the same window. Local residents advised to limit outdoor exposure.
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