U S Probes Seizures In Cuba By Cuban Police
U S officials investigate the seizure of two Kentucky teachers from a U S airliner by Cuban Nationalist policemen in Havana. James Reid 38 and Larry F Brantley 22 of Waggener High School Louisville were on a Caribbean holiday.
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New Orleans
UPT
Havana
Cuba
State Department
U.S
James Reid
Larry F. Brantley
Waggener High School
Louisville, Ky
Brantley
Reid
Jamaica
Rebels Raid Big Cuban Arms Depot
Rebels strike into Havana Province blast an explosives depot at Gatanabacao across the bay from Havana, dynamiting large stores of ammunition. Government forces push rebels in central and eastern Cuba as heavy fighting erupts near Santa Clara. a plane hijacking incident aboard a Havana to Camaguey flight ends with Rebels wrestled from the craft and two men seized.
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Havana
Cuba
UPD
Gatanabacao
Santa Clara
Reid
Swarthmore College
Louisville
Brownsboro Road
Emma
Minnie Flett
Dunmore
Montego Bay
Jamaica
An- Elma Sebastian
Van
Guira de Melana
Era
Associates Honor 5 Leaving City Service
Nearly 100 city officials and guests paid tribute to five city workers retiring after long service. Mayor J Grant Keys, soon to become governor elect Michael V. D Salle’s highway safety director, led the farewell at an American Legion post. Each retiree received gifts including a golf bag, clock radio, and leather chair, as officials praised years of service and friendship.
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American Legion
Edward Smith
Joseph Gall
Michael J. Lotko
Maurice Flood
J. Grant Keys
Ohio
George Carrick
Columbus
Michael V. D.salle
W. N. Bates
Wis
Aideie Wiemiacz Wasci
Michael Charge
Lotko
Court House
Brances
Way
Gloria
Neo AM
U S Plans To Launch 24 Satellites In 1959
UPI reports the United States plans to launch about two satellites monthly in 1959 while expanding ballistic missiles and nuclear weapon programs to deter the Soviet Union. Scientists and military officials view the pace as a space race milestone, with Atlas satellite efforts cited as evidence of rapid development and competition with Russia.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Amer
Ica
Weather Update Northeastern Cold Front Looms
The Northeastern region faces a sharp cold snap with rising winds and plummeting temperatures. Forecasters warn of icy mornings, with arctic air settling in from the north and a brisk drop in daytime highs. A light snowfall is possible in higher elevations.
Polaris Launches Partial ICBM Test Amid Cold War Tensions
An article notes US Polaris missiles achieving a partial launch test with two stages separating and a second stage destruction, marking a limited success as America and Russia push ICBMs. It cites Britain Italy bases and predicted 1958 strategic deployments, including Atlas satellites in orbit.
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Navy
Diyaria
Scandia airliner sinks in Guanabara Bay rescue attempt
A Swedish built Scandia plane of Brazilian Domestic Airline Wasp with 30 passengers aboard plunged into Guanabara Bay after takeoff from Santos Dumont field. One engine burst into flames as the pilot tried to return for an emergency landing. About 30 people were rescued and observers reported no deaths with only a few injuries.
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Scandia
Wasp
Guanabara Bay
Sao Pau
Santos Dumont Field
Toledo Governor-Elect Signals Tax Increases
Gov elect Michael V. Disalle told his cabinet of a grim financial outlook for the state with a likely need for tax increases to meet obligations in the coming fiscal year. He expects a $2,000 to $3,000 pay boost for appointees, urges immediate department familiarization, and warns that school funding may require borrowing from rotary funds. He will present definite recommendations to the legislature after session begins.
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Toledo
UPI
Michael V. Disalle
DiSalle
Pers
Republican
C. William O’neill
DiSale
Columbus
Rotary Fuunds
Woman killed as train hits car on Rt 252
A Medina woman died when her car was struck by a train at a railroad crossing on Rt 252 two miles north of State Rt 18. The incident occurred around 8 p.m. yesterday as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Derby
England
UPI
Lihsarn Barrani
Medina
Mre Familia Mielke 7
Elyria 1958 Ends in the Black Despite Encumbrances
City Auditor Zilsworth Albert reports Elyria finishes 1958 with a net balance of about 1626.15, aided by a 1957 carryover and un deducted workmen's compensation. Water and sanitation funds face heavy encumbrances. sewer rental shows remaining balance though bills loom. A transfer ordinance seeks to bring all funds into the black, with payrolls and taxes shaping January payments. A fatal highway crash near Medina is noted in related items.
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Zlsworth Albert
Water and Sanitation Department
Albert
Chronicle-Telegram
General Fund
Iothers
Water Department
Al‘heit
Afrian Queen Tanker Run Aground Off Mid-Atlantic
The 21,000 ton Liberian flag tanker African Queen ran aground off the Maryland Delaware coast and broke in two. Forty seven crew were aboard under Capt Kai Daniels en of Norway. 25 were seen on the stern by a search plane. Coast Guard cutters head to assist. vessel carrying crude oil from Covenas Colombia to Paulsboro New Jersey. The first SOS at 7 58 a m est and wreck spotted near Fenwick Island Light. Positions set about 10 miles east of Ocean City Maryland.
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Cape May
N. J
UPI
Maryland-Delaware
Coast Guard
Kai Danielsen
Norway
African Enterprises, Ltd
Covenas
Colombia
Paulsboro
Fenwick Island
Ocean City
Water rate hike eyed by Amherst and Elyria Firemen demand higher pay
Amherst with Ohio PAC backing a 97 percent water rate increase and Elyria firemen seeking a 20 percent pay raise headlined the page. Ridgeville mayoral candidate Diederich declared intentions as local politics and township contract talks dominated the news.
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Amherst Water Co
Ohio Pac
De Gaulle Revamps Defense and Wartime Mobilization
Paris announces de Gaulle’s plan to reform national defense with a civilian military coordination council aimed at joint defense in the nuclear era. The article also covers the Chronicle-Telegram Christmas Lighting contest winners with prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars and mentions entries from local residents and organizations.
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Paris
Charles I de Gaulle
France
National Defense Committee
N National Defense Council
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
William Custar
Ohio St
Roland L. Barnes
Southwood
Grave International
jPlace
Paul Frabotta
Avon Belden
Raymond Barnes
Wilow Park Rd
Robert S. Reese
Cascade St
Dave Holland
Beebe Ave
Iust
Advertiser Tries 70 Rent Lighthouse
The London Times ran an ad offering a lighthouse rental to escape it all. A Chronicle-Telegram ad promotes vacant apartments with easy placement by calling area numbers. Four rooms, private, adults 12.50 weekly at 220 7th Street, showing a quirky rental pitch.
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London Times
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
7Th Street
Wilbert
C.tads
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Belmont County
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Angina Ave
Far Rockaway, NY
Owever
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Polaris
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Iron Curtain
Amietican Jupilep Tisshes
Italy
Cape Canaveral
Florida
America
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Brazil
Athert
Ridgeville
Diederich
Sheffield
Elyria Township
Amherst Comics Contract Bridge Courthouse News
Dear Abby Death Records
Municipal Court
Oberlin Police Department
Radio Hilltes
Suburban Calendar
Hilites
Wellington
de Gaulle
Charles
F. Weber
Waterfall Dr
Brentwood Lake Village
James E. Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Dunlap
Ohio St. Charles W
Cleveland St
Boals
Weller Rd
Frank No- Emmanual
Clut Ridge Rd
Durkpe Rd
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