Eisenhower Pledges Just Peace in Pakistan Visit
President Eisenhower arrived in Pakistan amid a massive welcome by about one million people in Karachi and raw crowds along 14 miles of road. He pledged the United States and Pakistan would strive for a just peace for all mankind and met with President Ayub Khan at the presidential palace. The reception featured mounted police, a royal carriage, and a pledge of Pakistan’s highest honor for the president as Hagerty noted his condition remained fine despite a grueling trip.
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Asia
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Berechi
Rae
Mohammed Ayub Khan
White House
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Rome
Washington
Parsian
Ike
America
Christmas For Every Family Aids Lorain County Fire Victims
A Lorain County mother and her four children, residents of a home damaged by two fires in the past 11 months, face Christmas with ruined furniture and smoke damaged clothing. The Chronicle-Telegram launches its Christmas For Every Family campaign, selecting 56 needy cases this year, with four families featured daily and a list of practical needs compiled by welfare officials.
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Welfare Department
Ike Receives Warm Turkish Welcome Before Pakistan Trip
President Eisenhower concludes an electrifying Ankara visit marked by dancing crowds and firework displays as Turks vow friendship. He reads a banner saying Take our love with you Ike and praises the bonds between Turkey and the United States. He departs for Pakistan amid hopes to deter Western concessions to Soviet pressure.
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Eisenhower
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Pebisan
Northeastern Ohio Weather Summary Forecast
Ohio forecast shows above normal temperatures by three to seven degrees. Expect cold Tuesday with warmer midweek and little change into Friday and Saturday. Lake Erie snow flurries taper midweek with rain and snow flurries becoming more general Thursday or Friday.
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Precedents Broken As Pope Visits Eisenhower
Pope John XXIII greets President Eisenhower with a handshake and prayer for world peace. The Vatican call marks the first incumbent U S president visit in 400 years, a private meeting with Vatican officials present and the Pope speaking in English.
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Vatican
Domenico Carii
Pope John and Eisenhower Meet in Papal Library
Pope John XXIII welcomed President Eisenhower in the papal library and read a brief farewell. Eisenhower praised peace efforts and the Pope’s approval of free world actions. In Bridlington England police later intervened as newsmen and locals described the tense scene at a vacationing house.
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Papal
Joan
Persnally
Ater
Eisenhower
Thatte Segni
Steel Negotiators Face Heightened Pressure for Settlement
Federal mediators and Sen John C Stennis press for an early steel strike settlement as union and company negotiators meet in bid to avert a possible resumption of work stoppages. Finnegan plans joint session amid caution from both sides while Stennis urges a six month extension of the lockout to push for broader labor law changes.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Probation Official Arthur Moos Dies at 71 in Lorain
Arthur R. Moos, Lorain County chief probation officer since 1956, died at 4 55 p m at his home after months of illness. He led the full time court probation department and previously served as court bailiff. Born July 35, 1883 in LaCrosse County Wisconsin he moved to Lorain in 1919 and worked in the National Tube Co blast furnace before joining probation. He was active in St Johns United Church of Christ, Masonic Lodge 233, Queen City Chapter OES, and the Eagles Lodge and belonged to state and international probation organizations. Continued on Pg 2 Col
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Arthur R. Moos
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LaCrosse County
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Masonic Lodge 233
Queen City
Order of Fasten Ster
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Ohio: Probation and Patrol Association
International “Association of Fire Fighters
Jet Plane Engine Snow Plow Rolls Through Yard
New York Central Railroad tests a surplus B-36 jet engine mounted on a caboose to blast snow and ice from tracks and switches up to ten feet ahead. J J Wright of YCI says the concept draws interest from the Air Force and FAA for potential snow clearing use on rail yards.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Gratham man sets hiking pace record with 110 miles
Albert Johnson, who failed a military physical 14 years ago because of flat feet, reported a new Britain hiking record. He claimed to have slogged 110 miles in 22 hours 329 minutes.
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England
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Britain
Townsman Giongao Given to Philippines
The U S Navy town of Giongao in the Philippines was formally ceded today. Title to the municipality was handed to Foreign Minister Felixberto Serrano by U S Charge d Affaires George Abbott in a ceremony marking the transfer.
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Philippines
UPT
U.S. Navy
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Republic of the Philippines
U. S
George Abbott
Felixberto Serrano
Lorain Man Charged After Oberlin Youth Killed in Crash
A Lorain man, Raymond Zepeda, 27, faces traffic manslaughter and DWI charges after a late Saturday crash killed 17 year old Dequard Hofmann IV of Oberlin. Zepeda’s car struck Hofmann’s from the north on Route 58 near Oberlin, both vehicles demolished. Three passengers in Zepeda’s car were treated and jailed for intoxication. Hofmann, born August 19 1912, was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and the Oberlin Glub. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park.
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Jay W. Dunlap
East 30Th St
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Valets
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Haren
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Ernest Dewey
Ice and Snow Slow Elyria Area Traffic
Ice and snow slowed traffic in the Elyria area with most roads moving only 25 to 30 mph in the early morning. The low temperatures kept the roads slick and driving conditions difficult for commuters.
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Cold, icy roads linger across the region amid subfreezing winds
The 24 degree mark held on the thermometer as subfreezing temperatures and a brisk wind swept in snow flurries. Slippery highways persisted especially south of Ri 10 with only salted roads improving surface temps. At Cleveland Hopkins Airport visibility stayed very low with flights troubled. statewide, highways varied from snow covered to wet, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike logged a 35 mph limit near Warren.
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Spirit of Christmas displays hit by bulb thefts at Ely Park
Officials report bulbs stolen from Ely Park Christmas displays including the Santa Claus house. Young suspects, sometimes with parental involvement, threaten to replace bulbs with their own. Offenders will be prosecuted and parents summoned for lectures on Christmas meaning.
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Ely Park
Sparkman assails Civil Rights Commission on TV program
Sen John Sparkman of Alabama criticized the federal Civil Rights Commission on a Citizens Council telecast in Jackson Mississippi saying it has kept alive turmoil and strife between whites and Negroes.
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Miss
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Citizens Council
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Paterson Mayor Edward Z O Bryne Dies in New York
Mayor Edward Z. O Bryne of Paterson New Jersey died at a New York hospital of a heart attack. He had served as Dussaie County Democratic chairman for 19 years and mayor since 1953.
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N_J
Eward Z. O'Bryne
Gay
O'Bryne
Dussaie County
Christmas Tree Ad Helps Doomed Boy
A 1934 classified notice from the Chronicle Telegram recalls a want ad that found a Christmas tree for a gravely ill boy named leukemia vicam Larry Le e. The ad highlights the power of classified ads to move goods and raise quick cash, urging readers to place their own ads by dialing local numbers.
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Larry Lee
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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