14 Nations Chiefs Talk Atomic Weapons Policy
Paris reports say 14 NATO chiefs met to outline plans for atomic weapons in Western Europe's defense. Decisions by the NATO Council and ministers will shape whether military commanders can deploy nuclear arms with political approval. Officials deny any broad split over autonomous use, noting time constraints and the need for political sanction.
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NATO
West
Europe
NATO Council of Ministers
Russia
NATO Military Committee
Alome
NATO Council
Britain
Alfred M. Gruenther
Week End Accidents Fatal To 14 In Ohio Toll
Eleven non traffic deaths included four to eight year olds in suburban Cleveland and Massillon child killed as home fire collapsed. The weekend toll reached 14 with four Pennsylvania soldiers and a wife among those killed in a tractor trailer crash near Wilmington and other crashes across the region. Names include Private Joseph Owrey Jr and Private Joseph L McCandless among the service members.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gar
Leslie Joyce Haasz
Linda
University Heights
Cleveland
Boy Falla
Johnny Lisko
Youngstown
Frank
Anna Goettmeller
Steubenville
State Patrol
Wilmington
Joseph Owrey Jr
New Castle
Joseph L. McCandless
Ellwood City
Clair L. Drushell
Fombeil
Lois
Wexford
Fort Knox
Leslie Kracker
Massillon
Israel Defends Forcing Down Syrian Airliner
Israel defended its action in forcing down a four-engine twin passenger airliner at Lydda Airport after it flew over a restricted zone from Damascus to Cairo. Five crew and five passengers were detained, with one passenger later identified as Syria’s embassy official in Cairo and another as an American passenger who was released.
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Israel
Syrian Airways
Lydda
Damascus
Cairn
Coasis
Ralph Hamseh
Greece
Cairo
Mixed Armistice Commission
Paint Blisters Mystery to Motorist in Elyria
City police and an Elyria motorist are investigating the cause of blotches and blisters on a car’s left front area. Dorothy Jaycox of 922 West Ave reports damage and will check with a local service station to see if attendants know of any substance that could be eating the paint.
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Elyria
Dorothy Jaycox
West Ave
Larry Benze Will Be Judge For Bicycle Court
A group of 22 junior students from Elyria high schools competed Saturday for eight coveted Bicycle Court positions. Selected after interviews by William Camp, Robert Saddler, Dr. Mark Willis, and Mrs. Gardiner Whitehead, the chosen youths were evaluated on scholarship, character, expression, safety attitude, and commitment to bicycle safety principles.
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Bart Laderman
Elyria
William Camp
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Saddler
Mark Willis
Gardiner Whitehead
Barbara Herman
Larry Benze
Charles Sprenkle
Betty Leo Meyers
Sue Gensert
Les Becker
LaVonne Phillips
Ellen Naughtos
Lyn Pankofff
Chronicle-Telegram
World Tour Continues After Phoenix Becomes Sea Venture
An American anthropologist Dr Karl Reynolds his wife Barbara their two children and three Japanese crew began repairs on the Phoenix in Honolulu after a 47 day ocean voyage from Hiroshima. Reynolds said they expected to sail again in two months with plans to visit Australia Africa the United States and Japan over roughly three years. The crew described rough seas and seasickness but all remained confident with Jessica Reynolds 10 unhurt. News arrived as Honolulu readied for a mock atomic alert and a Japanese consular visit preceded by a high school bicycle court ceremony in Elyria Ohio with local youths assigned court posts.
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T. H. Cup
Phoenix
Hiro Ishima
Japan
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Reynolds
Madison
Wis
Yellow Springs
Ohio
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Barbara
Theodore
Jessica
Nitch
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Larry Benz
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Elyria
Bove
Chonea
Elyria High
Charles Sprenkle
Stanford Ave
Les Becker
Park Ave
Lynn Pankold
East River St
Elyria District
Elyma
Eso
Graham
Hawaii Alaska statehood bill gains Senate traction
In Washington, Democratic led Senate Interior Committee advances a Hawaiian Alaskan statehood bill and a billion dollar upper Colorado basin project. The measure faces House hurdles with Speaker Elect Rayburn likely opposing. Reclamation advocates push for Echo Park and Glen Canyon dams as first stage.
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Frank B. Allen
Washington
Colorado Basin
Senate Interior Committee
Interior Department
Hell's Canyon
James E. Murray
Mont
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Upper
Colorado
Murray
GOP
Eisenhower
Echo Park
Utah- Colorado
Glen Canyon
Arizona-Utah
Ohio Wesleyan Team Is Winner At Pitt Debate
The Ohio Wesleyan debating team won the eleventh annual close-examination armament contest at the University of Pittsburgh. Competing with 273 teams from colleges in England Canada and the U S Ohio Wesleyan emerged as top visitors, earning the prize against strong opposition.
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China
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio Wesleyan
England
Canada
U. S
Crucibte Bra Co
County plan to send trio to dairy research meet
Warren Baumann, Ted Breyley, and Henry Schriver will represent Lorain County at a meeting tomorrow at the North Central Sub Station in Castalia. The session seeks to determine the type of research program for the new dairy research station.
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Warren Baumann
Ted Breyley
Henry Schriver
iLorain County
North Central
Castalia
Red tape complaint hits Soviet education drive
Pravda says red version of the little red school house burdens teachers with excessive paperwork. The Communist Party newspaper notes many Soviet educators waste time on reports and documents, hindering classroom duties.
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London
Pravda
Communist Party
New Japanese minister pledges deflation policy and US ties
Hisato Ichimada, Japan’s new finance minister, says Tokyo will continue a deflationary program to curb inflation and foster strong US relations. He vows a tougher austerity stance, aims to attract suitable foreign investment, and supports American-European aid for Asia.
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United Press
TOKYO
Hisato Ichimada
United States
Japan
Tohhimada
Genda
Bank of
Chorus Soloists Praised In Messiah At First Methodist
Nearly 750 people crowded First Methodist Church as Elyria Community Chorus and guest soloists performed Handel's Messiah. Conductor J Martin Beck led a 110 voice chorus delivering notable highlights like the Hallelujah and Worthy is the Lamb That Was Slain, with soprano Alice Van Ansdal and tenor Kimball featured. The new Shantz organ impressed as Mrs Carlton Squire accompanied, followed by scenes of exultation and reverent, festive mood concluding with invocations by Rev Earl B K Henderson.
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First Methodist Church
Elyria
J. Martin Beck
George
Carlton Squire
Dealer
Kimball
Robert Elyrian
Zion
Betty Crawford
Handel
Italy
Squire
Ubertin
Alice van Ansdal
Chara Nitsyer
van’ Dai
R Earl BK. Henderson
Schools To Offer Snowball Program
Grand Rapids Board of Education launches organized snowball throwing after reports of students pelting teachers police and dogs. The move aims to channel mischief into supervised activity during winter season.
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Grand Rapids, Mich, Ii
Grand Rapids Board of Education
Toledo Woman Hater Admits Stabbing Victim
Thomas Leonard of Harrisburg Pennsylvania confessed to stabbing Mrs Virginia Thayer 36 of Toledo as she unloaded gifts from an Eastern Star installation at Toledo Masonic Temple. Leonard described as hawk nosed and bushy haired admitted slashing thrice with a knife after lie detector testing. Thayer wife of Gordon Thayer Willys Motors executive was killed in Toledo last Thursday night near her parked car.
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IMI
Virginia Thayer
Thomas Leonard
Harrisburg
Thayer
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Leonard
Ralph Murphy
Leonardo
Gordon Thayer
Willys Motors
Chicago
Doctors Forbid Work By Pope Temperature Up
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XI developed a sight fever from weekend overwork and doctors have forbidden him to return to desk work. They say there is no alarm and his temperature has fluctuated since his collapse 11 days ago. A plan for gastric examinations and a rigid diet is expected to be prescribed after Tuesday tests.
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Pius XI
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