Eisenhower Rejects Test Moratorium Extension
President Eisenhower refused to extend the formal U.S. moratorium on nuclear weapon tests. He said resumption would not occur without advance notice and criticized what he called politically guided Russian experts in Geneva seeking a permanent test ban.
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UPI
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Geneva
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Great Britain
State Department
Washington
United States
Newsman Missing In China
United Press International reports Hong Kong bureau correspondent Yim Lo has been missing in Communist China since July 19 while on assignment to interview William Downey. Attempts to locate him failed with Red Cross and officials. a July 2 cable from Yim hinted at inability to leave China. The piece also includes Eisenhower statements on a nuclear test moratorium and upcoming resumption negotiations with Russia and Britain.
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UPC
United Press Intermarianal
Asia
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Hoberecht
Im Yuer Lo
UPI Hong Hong
China
Yim
Hong Kong
Canion
William Downey
Ching
International Red Cross
Wendell S. Merck
United Press. International
Downey
Nat
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Ivpman
UPS Hong Kong
Red Chine
UPI
Shanghai
Winter Routs Balmy Weather For Ohioans
Winter breaks for Ohio as cold snaps hit Monday with temperatures dropping to 29 in Toledo 35 in Columbus and 40 along the Ohio River at Chesapeake. Northern counties see light sleet or snow while the south gets a mix of rain and snow. Rainfall totals approach a tenth of an inch and forecasters predict colder weather Wednesday with continued snow in the north and brisk temperatures statewide.
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United Press International
Ohio Io
Tolsda
Columbus
Chesapeake
Ohio River
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with snow and rain
Northeastern Ohio faces warm cold with snow and rain flurries. Monday highs near 32 with tonight and Wednesday cold, low around 2. Humidity readings at 7 am 90 percent, 1 pm 90, 7 pm 36. 24 hour precipitation 0.21 inches. sunrise 7:52, sunset 6:06. moonrise 7:19, moonset 5:26.
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Onio
Where To Turn Cost Control Vital Dunn Appropriations
Major-elect announces before realtors that appropriations must be observed next year even if service aids are required. Elyria recommends a seven-member citizen committee for a motor pool project study. Gabor Toth named safety director and city sealer to take position, per the Lorain Journal.
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Ist Pg
LORS
Gabor Toth
New City
Pasiion
Steel Union Challenges False Ad On Powder Room Time
The United Steelworkers protest a steel company ad claiming wartime powder time allowances for women workers. Arthur J. Goldberg says a formal FTC complaint will be filed. The issue centers on a wash up period described as a local working condition affecting a small group of women at the Youngstown plant.
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Washington
UPI
Steelworkers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
Steelworkers
Federal Trade Commission
iBminune
Goldberg
In Harbor
Youngstown
Eer and Tube Co
Hydronauts Aim for Seven Mile Ocean Descent
The Navy plans a seven mile deep dive by the Hydronauts in the Marianas Trench near Guam. They seek to beat the 18 500 foot depth record set last month by the Trieste and reach the trench bottom, the deepest ocean point.
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Washington
UPD
Navy
Iitel
Marianas Trent
Pacific
Guam
Quiet cave-dwelling burglar surrenders to jail
James W. Ellis, 47, lived in a Berkshire cave after drifting through farms and towns. Tracked by snow to the Harlem Valley site, officers found blankets, clothes, a rifle, a shotgun, and food remains. He went quietly to the Columbia County jail in Hudson to await a grand jury. authorities suspect he burglarized summer cabins to survive.
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Berkshires
Harlem Valley
Earl D. Hanchelt
Ellis
Columbia County
Hudson
Jim Ellis
Hanchell
Planning Urged To Stop Erosion
CHICAGO Dr. Howard J. Pincus an Ohio State University geologist told a symposium at the AAAS annual meeting that stopping the recession of the Great Lakes shorelines will need sound planning. He identified three main physical factors in shoreline control wave action lake bottom topography and man made breakwater structures and materials in shore composition.
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Chicago
UPS
Howard J. Pincus
Ohio State University
Great Lakes
American Association For the Advancement For Science
Pincus
Mouse incident ends with stomach pump for man in Newcastle
Andrex Leech, 49, required a stomach pump after a mouse reportedly jumped into his open mouth while he slept in Newcastle. The event occurred Monday and medical staff treated him successfully.
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Newcastel
England
CPI
Andrex Leech
Fringe Benefit Boost Preferred by Pittsburgh Union Members
A study by Duquesne University professors found USW and other labor groups in Pittsburgh favor fringe benefit increases over direct wage raises. Of 73 respondents, 93 percent favored fringe gains equal in value to raises, with higher approval among USW members after a steel strike began. Grant support came from the Ford Foundation.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Duquesne University
Ludwig A. Wagner
Theodore Bakerman
United Steelworkers
1Iday
USW
Ford Foundation
Man Detained After Lunch Interruption in Mackinee Jail
BAUBINWAY Mich A state trooper stopped Robert Smith after he asked for a lunch spot and found he was jailed on charges of stealing two watches from a gasoline station. The incident occurred Monday and Smith is in custody awaiting further processing.
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Robert Smith
Mackinee Counin
Smith
West OKs May 16 Date For Summit
London reports Western Allies will present formal notes proposing an East West summit in Paris the week of May 16. Khrushchev could not meet the original April 27 date due to May Day duties and counter suggestions were rejected because of France’s Washington visit and the British prime ministers conference.
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London
UPS
Russia
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Eisenhower Named Time Man of the Year for Second Time
President Dwight D. Eisenhower is chosen as Time magazine Man of the Year for the second time by Time editors. The announcement highlights his presidency and influence on national and global affairs during the year.
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New York
UPD
Eisenhower Today
Time Magazine
Big Steel Firms Say Union Demands Inflationary
The Big 11 steel companies charge union demands are inflationary and stall talks. Spokesman R Conrad Cooper testified at Eisenhower board hearings amid a looming strike risk and a government poll of 500000 steel workers.
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Peble
Eisenhower
Baximd
Cooper
East Coast Braced as Big Storm Deluges Plains and Lake Superior
A major storm system swept the East with heavy snow warnings across New England and New York. Severe winds battered Lake Superior and high waves forced evacuations along the North Shore, while planes faced fog and freezing rain causing airport disruptions and multiple deaths from slick roads.
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Ohio
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Jet's fuel tank falls during takeoff at Davis-Monthan
A B-47 bomber lifting from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base collided with a bicycle rider, a young mother, near the airport. The plane was one to two feet off the ground when the commander detected trouble and aborted the takeoff, but the rider was killed in the incident.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Bomber Plane Crash Kills Cyclist in Tucson Town Center
An Army bomber jettisoned fuel and crashed near a street in Tucson, igniting a 31 foot fireball. Mrs June David, 22, mother of two, riding a bike, was consumed by flames as onlookers reported a riderless bicycle and a burst of fire from the ground.
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Donald RP. Saifing
Cass Grencde
Ariz
Thomas
Milwauxee
Setra
June David
Carl W. Moyer
David
Tucson
Canton Pastor Declines Jury Chairman Post
Canton pastor George F Parkinsom of the First Presbyterian Church says his duties and illness prevent him from serving as grand jury chairman for Leventy County. Six nominees and twelve drawn women were noted as potential jurors. The grand jury is to be sworn January 7 to hear testimonies from about 1406 witnesses.
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Canton
George F. Parkinsom
First Presbyterian Church
Mere
Spemel
Leventy
Loutty
Sark
Aice
Classified Ad Highlights From Elyria Lorain
In one year a total of 20.537.522.0000 U.S. airline mics were flown domestic ANG international mines combined. Fhats a 122 mye per person average. Whether you have an air plane or a bike to sell Chron icle Telegram Classi fied Ads are the quick inexpensive way to find a buyer. Dial FA 3 3321 in Elyria or CE-3-6173 in Lorain to place your ad. GIRL S 24 Lehwinn bike 30 324 Stanford Ave. Sold quickly and inexpen sively with a C T Want Ad.
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Elyria
Lorain
Stanford Ave
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