Hoffa Pledges Cleanup if Elected President
Hoffa told the Senate Rackets Committee he will launch a cleanup of New York locals if elected general president of the Teamsters. He denied personal responsibility for joining the union and criticized his associates while promising constitutional changes to give local councils more charter control amid probes of phantom locals tied to Johnny Dio.
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Washington
INS
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Senate
Bangster John
Johnny Dio Dio Guardi
Afl-United Automobile Workers
Teamsters
International Union
John L McCllellan
Ark
Sherply
Haffa
Irving M Ives
McClean
Seck
Dio
Council 16
Robert F Kennedy
Five Day Ohio Forecast Amid Pleasant Inland Weather
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio enjoy mostly sunny skies today with highs near 78 to 83. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with lows 55 to 61. Saturday turns cloudier and warmer with a chance of showers. Temperatures Thursday range from 57 to 76, with precipitation likely around Thursday evening. Humidity peaks at 78 percent around 2 pm Thursday, falling to 58 percent by 8 pm. Winds from the southeast to south at 8 to 15 mph, shifting to 15 to 20 mph later. Overall, temperatures will run 3 to 5 degrees above normal, with rain under an inch possible in scattered showers Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
Hormidity
Lake
Oberlin Boy Wins Steer Show at Lorain County Fair
Art Grills of the Oberlin 4H Club captured grand champion with a black Angus in the junior steer show at Lorain County fairgrounds Wellington. Joan Whitney of Camden Plowboys held the reserve Hereford. Diane Durkee of Eaton and Dale Ziegler of Wellington took beef showman placements two and three.
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Art Grills
Oberlin
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Wellington
Gnils
Cleveland Union Stockyards
Fish‘ter Foods
Joan Whitney
Camden Plowboys
Diane Durkee
Eaton
Dale Ziegler
Hank Herser
The
Union
Stockyards
William Robrdanz
Fisher Foods
Patterson Wins By Sixth Round KO In Title Defense
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson defeated amateur challenger Pete Rademacher in Seattle, stopping him at 2:57 of the sixth round after a dramatic rally following a second round knockdown. Patterson weighed 187 to Rademacher’s 202, and referee Loughran had scored the fifth for Patterson after a four-punch flurry.
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Seattle
Wash
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
Custer
Rademacher
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Patterson
Tommy Loughran
Sport
Lorain County Junior Fair crowns royalty and award scholarships
Marior Johnson and Dale Zeigler were crowned queen and king of the Junior Fair. Zeigler and three others won $250 college scholarships from the Lorain County Agricultural Society. Carol Schriver, named Lorain County’s queen of the furrow, also holds a royal title. Other scholarship recipients include Evelyn Butler and William Dolan. The event followed a parade drawing about 17,000 attendees with 600 in the grandstand audience.
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Marior Johnson
Dale Zeigler
Zeigler
Lorain County
Elynn
The
Elyria
Chap Siter
Society For the Preservaion and Encouragement of
Bar
Bershop
America
Lorain County Fair
Martin
Reinders
Grafton
GM Chief Attacks UAW Price Cut Proposal
General Motors President Harlow H Curtice denounced UAW President Walter Reuthers suggested $100 price cut on 1958 cars as inflationary. Curtice urged the UAW to extend its GM contract two years instead, while Reuther called GM shortsighted and said the plan was a practical opening move toward contract talks with Ford and Chrysler targeted.
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Detroit
INS
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter F Reuther
Curti¢e
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Escapee Tired and Broke Gives Up in Columbus
The last of four Stark county jail break escapees, 28 year old Charles W Sheplin Jr. of Canton, called Columbus police saying he was tired and broke and would surrender. He had been held for second degree manslaughter after flight from authorities, with prior stops in Pittsburgh and Indianapolis before reaching Columbus.
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Columbus
INS
Stark County
Charles W Sheplin Jr
Canton
Sheplin
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Pilot Ma jor Peter Vanmatre Killed in F104 Crash
An Air Force test pilot Major Peter Vanmatre of Fort Walton Beach Florida died when his F104 Starfighter crashed in a wooded area near Egtn Air Force Base. Vanmatre, a Nashville Tennessee native, was killed Thursday in the crash.
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Niceville
Fla
Air Force
Egtn Air Force Base
Peter Vanmatre
Fort Walton Beach
Vanmatre
Nashville
13th A test series device fired from balloon
Atop Angels Peak Nevada the 13th nuclear device of the 1957 series named Doppler was launched from a plastic balloon 1,500 feet up after weather and a mechanical timer delay. The blast yielded about 10 000 tons of TNT as storms and a leaky balloon caused prior postponements.
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Angels’ Peak
Nev
Nevada Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
Eight Experiments in Prison Programs Noted in Annual Report
The annual report cites the Department of Corrections detailing eight experiments related to prison programs. It notes military planes participating in related activities and mentions institutions hosting teams. The text references home games and external teams tied to a mushroom cloud event with skyward actions.
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State
Department of Corrections
Elyrian Killed In Auto Crash
An Elyria man Russell Anderson age 37 died when his car skidded into a bridge abutment on Rt 58 near Nankin at 5 p m yesterday His nephew James Donald 26 of Cromona Ky was injured and treated at Ashland Samaritan Hospital then moved to Cromona The accident occurred while Anderson was driving to help his nephew find work in the area The body was taken to Den Bow Bear Funeral Home Ashland then to Kraft Funeral Home Neon The nephew remained in hospital with body and leg bruises The death was followed by a rescue in a separate mine incident near Ashland where 15 workers were rescued from a 9 000 foot long sewer tunnel after an electric locomotive caught fire and the tunnel rescue lasted about three hours
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Elyria
Nankin
Russell Anderson
Abbe
James Donald
Cromona
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Pittsburgh
State Highway Patrol
Ashland
Anderson
Den
bow-Bear Funeral Home
Ash
Kraft Funeral Home
Frealliy
Mintes
Jn Gand
Syrian Chief Criticizes Eisenhower Statement
Syrian leader Shukri El Kuwatly denounces Eisenhower while Egypt's Nasser prepares talks in Alessandria as Syria faces regional tension. In a Cairo interview he rejects Western plots and cites American aims to topple the Syrian government amid a dangerous tunnel rescue unfolding in Syria.
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Kuwaily
Cairo
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Alessandra
Egypt
Syria
Kawaily
Khalid el Azm
Eisenhower
Middle East
London
Harold Macmillan
Wal
Rescuers Recover His Body After Shaft Collapse
In Timmins Ontario rescue workers recovered 15 year old Ronald Blakemore, died after a shaft collapse at 1400 feet. Fellow teen Ronard Scholes, 16, was rescued five hours later and treated for shock.
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Timmins
Ont
Ronald Blakemore
Shilly
Ronard Scholes
Blakemore
Scholes
84 At Pen In Hospital
About 84 Ohio Penitentiary inmates were hospitalized with food poisoning from dirty dinner trays. Warden Ralph W. Alvis said none were seriously ill and many were treated and released. 4 remained under observation. He noted the death of Leon Mitchell, 62, not connected to the illness.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Alvis
Leon Mitchell
Erie County
Mitchell
Where To Turn Church Laymen Meet in Oberlin Conference
Report covers a broad regional church laymen gathering in Oberlin with five states represented. It notes pages and sections referencing county boards and an election provision issue in Sheffield, plus Ohio Edison executive commentary from Lorain County.
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Oberlin
Sheffield
Ohio Edison
Tan
Ken Flevt
Lorain County
Soviet Nuclear Test Reported by AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the Soviet Union detonated a nuclear device of substantial size in its first test since April 16. The blast was described as the 34th Soviet detonation reported by the United States since the start of testing in 1949.
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Washington
Ins
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
AEC
Dayton O
Haran Proving Ground
Diamond Mill Crossing
Teeter
Enka Mears
Eisal
Barbara S Coffman
Jenhower
U.S
Middletown
Pennsylvania Railroad
McKinley Coffman
United Brethren Church
Choctaw Farmers Visit Starkville Experimental Farm
In Starkville Mississippi farmers from the Choctaw tribe tour an experimental farm seen as the ancestors’ stamping grounds. The visit underscores agricultural work and heritage in the region.
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Starkville
Miss
For Sale Ads Offer Quick Local Reach in Chronicle Telegram
Lorain County residents rely on the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds to sell items fast. Call FA 33321 to hire an ad writer who helps craft notices that grab attention and ring the bell.
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Lorain County
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle. Telegram
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