Stassen Hopeful At London Disarmament Talks
Harold E. Stassen remains hopeful salvage may be possible at the London disarmament conference as Western plans face repeated Soviet rejections. U S delegates push for the minimum open skies air inspection proposal while Russia dismisses Stassen’s plan as untenable. Western delegates expect no Soviet walkout. Moscow propagandists trumpet a successful ICBM test as defense progress.
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V. A. Zorin
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Soviet Plot Fears Rise Over Turkey Iran Moves
U S intelligence sources cite Moscow trying to subvert Turkey and Iran after controlling Syria. Officials say the pattern involves economic ties followed by pro Russian leaders and eventual take over, though experts doubt success in these allied states. A bridge project details follow with engineers and steel quantities listed.
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Yemen
Eisenhower
U.S
Wisconsin Special Election Upset Hits GOP Grim Lesson
Democrats celebrated William Proxmire's upset win over Republican Walter Kohler in Wisconsin's special U.S. Senate election. The GOP called the result a grim lesson and acknowledged defeat, reflecting national political tensions.
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INL
William Proxmire
Walter J. Kohler
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Meade Alcorn
Proxmire
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Eisenhower
Alcorn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Delofere
Eisenhowser
Steelworkers outline SUB ban workaround for blocked states
The United Steelworkers union said it has mapped alternate schemes to pay supplemental unemployment benefits in states where the SUB program is blocked by legal restrictions. The plan aligns with the program starting September 1 and addresses potential state-level limits.
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United Steelworkers Union
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Indiana
North Carolina
Virginia
Northeastern Ohio Weather and Political Results Capsule
Mostly cloudy and mild in Northeastern Ohio with showers today and tonight. Highs near 70s, lows around 60s, with similar conditions through Thursday. A brief political note references USW union arrangements and Proxmire’s Wisconsin Senate victory amid party reflections.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Probers to Question Millhand in USW Fraud Accusation
Senate Labor Rackets Committee will grill a steel millhand who claims fraud in the USW president election. Crosby says he was paid to stuff ballots for McDonald and that SUB funds, built from employer contributions, total about 70 million dollars. The hearing follows related libel charges and a criminal case against Crosby.
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Reopening of Rt. 57 Set for November First
La Porte reports Rt. 57 reopening on November first after detour to Rt. 10 via Indian Hollow Road. A J Baltes Co contractors state the project expands to four lanes replacing the former two. Bridge work proceeds with steel and concrete, batching facilities in place for October pours.
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C. W. Pettit
Porter Bishop
la Porte
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Rt. 10
East River Rd
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Town Store Robbery Tops Ten Thousand Dollars
Steubenville officials report five robbers held up Hub department store taking about $10 000 after forcing workers into an information room in the rear The gang reportedly escaped toward Indian Hollow Road after a 65 minute hold up as a highway project near La Porte progresses with tile laying drainage and ditch work.
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Baltes Co
Steubenville
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Police official throws children into river and commits suicide
A senior police official in Queen City Quebec hurled two of his children into the St. Lawrence River and then leaped to his death while clutching his third child. The tragedy occurred Tuesday night and prompted an investigation into the officer's motives and family crisis.
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Fast Action Looms On Rights Bill
Southern senators fight a last stand against the civil rights bill as adjournment looms. An accompanying tragedy reports Roland Masse, 42, chief of the Quebec City police detectives, flinging his four children into the harbor then leaping in to save one before his own body was not recovered due to the ebb tide.
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Roland Masse
Quebec City
Richard
Micheline
Lisette
Masse
Senate and House Clash Over Civil Rights and Immigration Bills
Congress weighs foreign aid compromise meetings and a hardship immigration bill to open shares to thousands more immigrants. Senate also advances pay raises for 1,488,000 postal and federal workers, seen vetoed by Republicans as inflationary. Surgeon General foresees 80 to 85 million doses of Asian flu vaccine by year end.
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Leroy E
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80 Million Flu Shots Forecast By Jan 1
Burney of the Public Health Service announced a revised forecast predicting 80 million flu vaccine doses by January 1 20 million per month production after September 1. Demand is expected to exceed supply for some time with priority given to doctors nurses and those with chronic diseases such as heart disease diabetes and tuberculosis.
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U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
Burney
Public Health Service
William H. Stewart
Lorain Board rejects annexation petition for Ford plant area
County commissioners dismissed the petition to annex about 2000 acres in Black River and Brownhelm Townships to Lorain City because it lacked a majority of adult resident freeholders signatures. The act ends the move for now but a new petition could be filed at the next quarterly meeting.
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Lorain City
Frank Nardini
Lorain
Andrew Keep
Keep
Brownhelm
Milton Friedman
Changes at Ford plant bring dramatic shifts in view
A note from Sept 3 reports months of work at the Ford assembly site leading to notable changes. Elyria companies are recognized at a guard training camp and a major bridge project is under way. Local committees discuss water sale terms to Ridge and a village committee meeting is noted in Lorain.
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Okmy
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Marijuana Seized in Cincinnati Raid
Police raided a Walnut Hills home and seized three gallon jars of marijuana with an estimated value of 10000 dollars when processed into cigarettes, resulting in the arrest of one man.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Motorcycle Rider Killed In Ohio Crash Near Lodi
Ronald D. Pursley, 19, of Seville, died at Akron City Hospital after a motorcycle overturned on Route 224 east of Lodi. Passenger John Hunt, 19, of Lodi, was hospitalized in fair condition with a fractured hip and leg. Medina State Patrol said Pursley traveled at excessive speed and failed to round a curve at 3:30 a.m. He is survived by his parents and sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ronald D. Pursley
Seville
Akron City Hospital
Rt. 224
Pursley
John Hunt
Church St
Akron General Hospital
Medina
Thomas Pursley
Shirley Stewart
Armstrong Funeral Home
How to Meet Your Future Boss through Classified Ads
Simple guide from Chronicle-Telegram advising two paths. Read Help Wanted ads to spot positions, or place a Work Wanted ad to attract offers. It suggests ads can connect job seekers with employers and promotes calling FA 3-3321 for ad assistance.
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