U S Skeptical On Ridgeville Water Bond Bid
The United States expressed doubt that Ridgeville can finance a $1,000,000 mortgage revenue bond issue for a new water system after no firm bid was received. Officials questioned the viability of the project without a successful bond sale.
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Ridgeville
Louis J. Reimer
Maumee
Reimer
Marcelletti and Son
F. W. Juergens
Braun, Bosworth and Co
Toledo
Juergens
United States
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Egypt
Sixth Fleet Units Stay At Sea In Mediterranean Twists
U S Sixth Fleet units maneuvering in the Mediterranean postponed return to Riviera ports amid reports of a Soviet navy show of strength and denials of new instructions. Paris officials offered conflicting statements as to new orders, while a Washington embassy spokesman cited no new directives.
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London
INS
Mediterranean
Riviera
Paris
U.S
Feet
Riviera Ports
Eee Ports
Hussein of
Jordan
Sverdnov
Gibraltar Straits
Bandits Rob Hub Department Store in Steubenville
Four robbers wearing Halloween masks entered The Hub department store at 6 50 am as workers arrived. They broke open two safes and fled with an undetermined amount of cash while holding employees hostage until 7 55 a m.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Ohio
Guar
Ammavar
Umberto Porreca
Hoe
National Institutes
al Health
Bethesda
Willy Humble
New York
Museum of Natural History
Weather notes and a robbery incident in Ohio
Northeastern Ohio reports mostly cloudy cooler day with high 68 to 73 and tonight’s low 64 to 59. A separate report describes a robbery at a local store where four masked gunmen forced entry, restrained workers, and fled in a stolen car with stolen license plates.
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Ohio
Health Officials Warn Flu Could Hit Harder This Fall
U S Surgeon General Leroy Burney warned state health officers that the Asiatic flu may become more virulent as an epidemic looms this fall or winter. The vaccination drive aims to lessen disruption if the outbreak grows. President Eisenhower reportedly inoculated after exposure.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Leroy &. Burney
Burney
Eisenhower
Russia claims ultra long range missile reach sparks Cold War debate
Moscow says a super long distance intercontinental multi stage rocket reached an unprecedented altitude and landed in the target area. Western experts doubt the claim while seeing it as propaganda to pressure disarmament talks. U S critics call the Tasé report vague and skeptical about production readiness.
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Tasé
Moscow
Russia
Tasa
U.S
United States
Dermot Boyle
Britain
London
U. S
Prescott Bush
R- Conn
Tasg
Harry M. Jackson
D. Wash
Senate Armed Forces Committee
America
Dulles Doubts Sudden Soviet Missile Breakthrough
Dulles questioned whether the Russians achieved a sudden breakthrough in long range missiles, noting the Soviet statement was imprecise and carefully worded. He urged foreign aid to sustain allied defenses and rejected Moscow's claim that missiles obsolete air power. Beck defended Teamsters autonomy within AFL-CIO as Hoffa’s status loomed.
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Dulles
U.S
Los Angeles
INS
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Gues- Beck
Temasters
Transportation Workers
Beck
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate
Juty
Listics
Free World
Moscow
ONeill Declines Special Session On Water Authority
Gov. C William ONeill refused to call a special session to establish a state water distribution authority inland from Lake Erie. He noted the Water Resources Survey Commission is to be appointed as directed by law effective Sept 7. Northern Ohio communities seek Lake Erie water.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Lake Erie
Twinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Summit County
O'Neill
Ohio
Lawyer Admits GI Fired 2 Shots At Woman In Japan Case
TOKYO GI William S. Girard's chief counsel said the 22 year old Ittawa Illinois soldier fired two shots when he killed a Japanese shell scavenger on January 30. The defense insisted only two shots were fired and denied prosecution claims of four other shots. The attorney said Girard shouted get out of here to Mrs Sakai while on official duty, which the defense says negates a bribery conspiracy charge.
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Tokyo
INS
William S. Girard
Ittawa, Ill
Itsuro Hayashi
Girard
Naka Sakai
Sakai
Hayashi
Calm plan urged to curb Asian influenza spread
Dr. Burney advocates a calm measured plan and reasonable preparations to combat the spread of Asian influenza. The statement emphasizes prudent actions and community readiness to prevent transmission and protect public health.
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AES
Mystery of river boat captain's murder deepens in Norwood
Detectives say they may have solved the 1935 murder of Captain Kirschner after Nelson Stewart 44, held in Boyd County Jail, admitted writing an anonymous letter to Norwood police. Stewart blames hitchhiker John O'Dell of Oberlin. officers say he knows many fatal details.
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Norwood
Nelson Stewart
Boyd County
Cattlettsburg
Hand
Fredericks
Sesece Py
Augustus O. Kirschner
Stewart
Johnny O'Dell
Oberlin
O'Dell
Poultry
Kirschner
Sparta
Lee Kiley
Wellington Ming
U S Hopes Neighbors Influence Syria Policy Shift
U S officials say Washington seeks help from Syria's Arab neighbors to steer Syria away from pro Soviet trends. Deputy Undersecretary Lou Henderson has held talks in Turkey with Adnan Menderes and Kings Hussein and Feisal to gauge neighbor views while denying plans for armed action.
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Washington
United States
Syria
Henderson
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
King Hussein
Jordan
King Feisal
Iraq
State Department
Wanted to Buy and Sell in Chronicle Telegram Classifieds
A promotion for classifieds encouraging readers to place business opportunity and wanted to buy ads in the Chronicle Telegram. It urges readers to advertise profitable ventures or to submit buy requests, offering an ad-writer contact.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Dial Fairfax
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