UN Expected To Pass Mideast Resolution Amid Opposed Stances
Western diplomats forecast narrow General Assembly approval for a Hammarskjold led peace plan in the Middle East. The draft avoids calling for immediate U.S. and British troop withdrawals, drawing Arab and Soviet bloc opposition, while Dulles and Lloyd promise troop withdrawal on request to win support. France’s Couve de Murville may weigh in as Hammarskjold contemplates a summit among the P5 plus UAR. Sweden adds personnel to aid evacuations and U.N. observer teams.
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Lebanon
Jordan
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Leslie Knox Munroe
New Zealand
Assembly
India
Japan
Maurice Couve de Murville
New York
Hammarskjold
U.N
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Sweden
Fire Victim Dies After Norwalk Office Explosion
Thomas Stogner 38 of 27 Gray St. died after 10 days of burns from an explosion while cleaning offices of Norwalk Truck Lines Inc. The fire gutted the building causing about 0,000 in damage. Stogner, in critical condition with 85 percent burns, fled the blaze. his clothes burned off. Funeral arrangements are being made at Graham-Young Funeral Home.
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Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Thomas Stogner
Gray St
Stogner
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
Ray
Finn
Graham-Young Funeral Home
Judging Under Way Leo Carillo At Fair Tonight
Leo Carillo, described as a senior rider in the Rider’s second place team, will appear at the Lorain County Fair in Wellington for Kids Day. He will perform in a Pancho Show and help entertain with other acts as horse and pony pulling, 4‑H projects, and tractor events feature today’s program amid an opening day crowd around 7,800.
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Leo Carillo
Kipton
Lorain County
Wellington
Liming
Wish
Carillo
Dale Nell
Fair
County Grange
Henrietta Grange
Hickory Tree
Penfield
Oberlin
Eaton
Old Glory
LaGrange
Carlisle
Huntington
North Elyria
Belden
Acme
Sheffield Lake
Saeeen
Weneseneee
Seccttseenewetas
Union Council Pushes Clean Up Campaign
The AFL-CIO Executive Council advances an internal clean up to block union crippling legislation. A background briefing on foreign policy is planned at the Pocono Mountain summit. Dulles is set to speak at a closed lunch as Hoffa’s influence is challenged by a policy banning any Hoffa payroller from AFL-CIO central bodies.
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Unity House
UPD
Afl-Cio Executive Council
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Ouster of Pony Puzzle leaders and stalled labor bill
Labor leaders accuse business groups of killing the Kennedy-Ives union financial reform and secret ballot bill. The House rejected moving the measure without committee action, drawing sharp rebukes from Walter Reuther and other AFL CIO officials as Meany tightens control during talks at a Ladies Garment Workers retreat.
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Tis
House
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
National Association of Manufacturers
Jimmy HoHa
Afl-Cio
Federation
George Meany
Ladies Garment Workers
Meany
Triton Sub Launch Heralds Nuclear Marine Advance
The U S S Triton, a twin reactor submarine the size of a light cruiser, was launched in Groton amid praise from Rear Admiral Rickover. The event marks a new nuclear propulsion era and the advent of submerged capital ships, with christening by Mrs. John M. Will and preparations for sea trials next year.
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Conn
UPI
U.S.S. Triton
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Rickover
John M. Will
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Officials Anxious At Capital Over Little Rock Integration
Washington officials watched developments in the Little Rock Arkansas school integration case as a federal appeals court in St Louis overturned a delay ruling. Northerners urged firm policy to enforce court orders while Southerners denounced the move. The Little Rock School Board vowed to exhaust all legal avenues and Gov Faubus hinted at a special session to avert desegregation. Fear of renewed violence lingered as authorities weighed possible outcomes.
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Central High School
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Congress
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Eisenhower
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Augauun & Supeelue
Wuuel Appee
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Federal report notes improved business pickup in 1958
The Commerce Department reported a higher gross national product in the first three months of 1958 with total spending on goods and services near 446 billion dollars, up from earlier figures. Personal consumption rose through April to July, while inventories slowed and government spending remained flat. Net foreign trade receipts were unchanged and personal income rose by about 2.5 billion dollars in the three month period.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Motorcycle Crash Kills Nova Youth
Allen Cook, 19, of Nova, died when his motorcycle hit potholes on Ashland County Rd 176, 0.5 mile from the county line. He was repairing the bike when the accident occurred and died at Samaritan Hospital. Funeral set for Eastman Funeral Home New London at 2 p.m. Thursday. His death marks Ashland County's 14th traffic fatality this year.
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Allen Cook
Nova
Ashland County
Ashland
T. R. Brown
Samaritan Hospital
W H. Bower
Courthouse Survey Bill Ordered Paid in Lorain County
Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly ruled that Richard Hawley Cutting and Associates must be paid $6,450 for a May 1957 Lorain County courthouse survey. The decision held that funds available at contract execution permit payment even if a certificate of funds was not attached, despite earlier auditor withholding.
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Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Richard Hawley Cutting
He Ig
Allounty
Uciter
Frank Ayres
Ayres
Kelly
Regional Planning Commission
Richard Hawley
Ao Velen
Special Session Possible Over Little Rock School Case
Arkansas lawmakers consider a possible special session after the U S Court of Appeals reversed a district judge order to delay school integration in Little Rock. Gov Faubus and segregation forces react as the higher court edict follows Lemsey's prior ruling.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Arkansas
U. S. Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Orry J. Lemsey
Lemley
Orvald. Faubus
Cal
County Fair Schedule Highlights And Featured Shows
The county fair runs with horsemanship at 3 50 p m in the grandstand and a Pancho show at 7 and 9 p m featuring Leo Carillo plus other acts. Judging begins at 9 a m across all open class departments with livestock and species contests throughout the day and live music in the grandstand at 3 p m.
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Leo Carillo
Chordettes
Blue Barron
Local Woman Sells Heirloom Clock in One Day
A local woman advertised a nonworking family heirloom clock in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ad and sold it to an antique dealer within a day. She used the proceeds to buy a new clock and a table, plans to sell more don’t needs via C-T Ads, and praises the service. She invites readers to call FA 3-3321 in Elyria or CH 41119 in Lorain for ad writing help.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Sweet Pick Your Own From 1408 AVS Wad
Readable fragment notes a BWEET pickup option at 1408 AVS with a call to select twenty dos for a pick your own style. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or organizational context.
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