Elyria Family Hit by Quake Injuries and Losses
An Elyria family suffered injuries and damage after an earthquake. Nephew sustained a head injury from flying rocks while son Paul was wedged under falling stone. George Whittemore, hospitalized in Ennis Montana, may lose sight in one eye. Paul Frederick had bruises. Mr and Mrs Frederick scratched and bruised. Melva shaken but unhurt. Howard Cobb reports the family lost nearly all possessions. Red Cross provided clothing. George Whittemore is son of missionaries Willard L Whittemore.
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Paul
George Whittemore
Ennis
Mont
Paul Frederick
Frederick
Melva
Howard Cobb
North Ridge Rd
Amherst
Cobb
Red Cross
George
Willard L. Whittemore
West Pakistan
Elyria Eile
Labor Bill Conferees Seek Early Accord Amid Talks
Fourteen lawmakers on a Senate House conference committee began work on non-controversial labor reform issues aiming for a compromise acceptable to Congress and President Eisenhower. They quickly agreed on a bill of rights provision and pennant requirements for labor, with little difference remaining on these points.
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Washington
UPI
Senate House
Congress
Eisenhower
Death Toll Rise From Major Western U S Quake
Rescue workers searched dawn through sprawling slides near Yellowstone for survivors and victims after one of the nation’s strongest earthquakes. Reports varied with 9 to 18 dead and about 60 injured, while warnings of possible flooding remained in the Madison Valley and Hedgen Lake area as tremors continued.
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West Yellowstone, Mont
UPI
United States
Montana
Idaho
Reynolds Pass
Forest Service
Weather report for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio
The forecast says sunny and warm today with a high near 88 degrees. Tonight stays fair and warmer with a low around 65 to 69 degrees, followed by Thursday mostly sunny and warmer. Temperatures today reach 70 to 82, with slight confusion in the earlier figures.
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Northwestern
Ohio
Humiy Tsay
Storm Edith Affects Caribbean as It Heads Toward Hispaniola
Miami weather bulletin notes a weakening tropical storm Edith moving toward the Dominican Republic with variable winds 5 to 12 mph. Records indicate Caribbean regions including Puerto Rico likely to feel warm, humid conditions with temperatures near 68 to 84 degrees and a potential hurricane watch later in the week as Edith tracks westward.
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Wimset
Miami
Lake Exie
Edith
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
United States
Raul Castro warns OAS threatens peace commission
In Santiago Chile the Cuban military leader Raul Castro delivered a hands off warning to the Organization of American States at the closing of the OAS foreign ministers conference. He said Cuba would refuse to admit the inter American Peace Commission to investigate charges of aiding invasions in Caribbean nations.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Raul Castro
Organization of American States
Inter-American Peace Commission
OAS
Cuba
Peace Commission
Raul Rao
Haiti
Castro
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Raul
Outlook gloom for steel strike data set for tonight
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell releases wage price productivity and profit statistics to clarify facts in the 35 day steel strike. The figures aim to inform public opinion as mediators describe the outlook as gloomy and no immediate settlement appears likely.
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Washington
UPI
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhrower
New York
Federa
Joseph F. Finnegan
Commerce
Freder
Progress
Ick H. Mueller
R. Con
Jack Cooper
Publc
Annon
Great Lakes Beaches Closed By Pollution Across Region
United Press International reports widespread water pollution closed many Great Lakes beaches. Chicago and Erie kept beaches open at great cost while Cleveland and Milwaukee faced bans and city efforts to curb sewage output. Toledo and other towns expanded sewer and treatment projects to address the crisis.
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Great Lakes
United Press International
Great Lake
Chicago
Erie
UPI
Cleveland
Lake
Regional Plan Commission
Proctor Noyes
Detroit River
Milwaukee
Buffalo
N.Y
Hangar Bay
Rochester
Norfolk
Navy
Toledo
Ohio
Fire at Carrier Hanger Kills Two on Wasp
A blaze below the deck of the aircraft carrier Wasp at Quonset Point RI followed an exploding helicopter engine. The Navy identified the two dead as Jim Frank Hagan of Marianna Florida and Donald Howard Trask of Keene New Hampshire, with several others injured as the ship headed to port.
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Quonset Point
Wasp
Navy
Jim Frank Ha‘gan
USNR
Box 56
Marianna
Fis
Donald Howard Trask
Af Keene
Mrs. Warren Steel Rescued by Air Force Lift in Yellowstone
Mrs. Warren Steel and her husband were evacuated from Rock Lake in Yellowstone National Park after severe earthquakes. She was seriously injured when their camp was flooded by water and debris following the quake. An Air Force helicopter carried them to safety as aftershocks followed.
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Warren Steel
Air Force
Rock Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Union Chiefs Split Over Khrushchev Talk Plans
AFL-CIO leaders divided over meeting Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his U.S. visit next month. One faction favored face to face talks led by Walter Reuther and others urged a strong anti-Communist stance. A second group backed by George Meany favored a boycott of Khrushchev. The matter was referred to a 29 member council for decision.
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Unity House, Pa
UPI
Afl-Cio
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Afl-Cio Executive Council
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Cil
George M. Harrison
George Cpa
Meany
Boycett
Khrushchev
Politi
American Labor Movement
Cal Education
QOPE
Com Wen
Lorain County Fair Levy Plea At Kickoff Meeting
Levy plea aired during a kickoff meeting for Lorain County Fair proposes a half mill levy. Report notes three elementary schools recommended to Midview Board of Education and a new hospital plan for all electric heating unit. A separate item reports a man’s body recovered in Sandusky Bay after a fall from a boat during a storm.
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Lorain County Fair
aee-Dyt Pg. Ltd
Midview Board of Education
Sandusky Bay
Stuffed Shirt Tremendous Plunger Believed To Spark Nickname Tale
The item notes actress Fay Templeton coined stuffed shirt as a label for a tremendous nobody after branding Bel’s Gates with the title in a flamboyant race. Classified ads claim these phrases spark action with bold claims and contact numbers in Elyria and Lorain.
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Fay Templeton
Elyria
Loraina
Aide
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