Bendix Walkout Idles 1150 in UAW Strike Vote
Local 971 members vote 590 to 114 to strike at Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co. following three clashes. Plant operations idle as 1,150 employees remain off work. delay expected until international authorization. Meeting at Rivoli Theater precedes vote.
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Titan Missile Fails to Quiet Critics at Senate Hearing
Washington reports the Titan missile test provides limited relief to Democrats criticizing the nation’s military program. Gen Thomas D White and Lt Gen Bernard A Schriever defended airborne readiness and warned Soviet missile strength could force ongoing alert. Titan test described as a major milestone.
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Plans Set for 1960 Class A and AA Cheer Contests
Final plans for the 1960 Class A and Class AA cheerleading contests sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram will be formed at a Thursday meeting on Elyria's newspaper campus. The session includes judges selection and revised scoring, with Class A at Clearview High on Feb 28 and Class AA at Elma Hoch on Mar 4 or 3.
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Weather report hints at cold stretch with mixed sun
The forecast notes frigid conditions across the region with periods of sun and clouds. Temperatures range around mid 70s to 80s in parts, with cooler nights and potential rain late in the week. Winds shift from north to south as the weekend approaches, with preparations for lower quarter- ity temperatures.
Favored Plan Faces Protest At Rt 254 Hearing
A public hearing in Elyria City Hall drew Amherst residents and supporters for a nine mile four lane limited access road costing about 8 million. Proponents cited local prosperity while opponents voiced concerns and the route drew mixed reactions from local groups.
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Amherst residents clash over planned highway route opposition grows
Amherst officials and residents meet to debate a proposed highway corridor through the town. Speakers from churches government and development groups oppose the route citing impact on homes disposal plant and property values while supporters praise the project as a needed improvement.
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De Gaulle Granted Emergency Powers Across France
The French Assembly granted President Charles de Gaulle near total authority to end the Algerian crisis and stabilize the nation. Supporters argued the move would let the government suppress extremism and conduct a Security Council backed crackdown, while opponents warned of dictatorial overreach and risk to civil liberties.
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Elyria Fund Plan Faces Scrutiny Over Purchases
Mayor's funds among those affected as the 1959 county welfare costs rise by nearly 500000 to 1,465,847. Amherst voters to act on dianer comassion proposal at May primary election. Avon Lake developer denies reports that shopping center land is for sale amid rumors.
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Undefined OCR fragment prompts brief event note
An OCR garble describes a time or event related to a race or work but key names and details are unreadable. The fragment suggests a location, likely a radio station or event, with unclear timing and participants. The record preserves the uncertain, damaged text as a headline style item.
Eisenhower Sees U S Deter Attacks via Strong Program
President Eisenhower defended the U S missile and space program at a news conference, saying current plans can deter an attack and that Russia leads now in booster engine tech though the Saturn project signals U S resolve. He warned three to four years could shift if progress stalls, and urged reforms to curb pork and expand atomic information sharing.
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Syrians Ordered To Leave Area On Israeli Border
The mixed armistice group led by Col Raymond Pirlot ordered Syrian troops to withdraw from the Israeli side of the Tawafik border area amid week-long incidents. Israel warned it would remove forces by force if Syria did not comply, while Damascus accused Israel of moving troops toward the border. Ben Gurion pledged readiness to meet with Syrian representatives to resolve the dispute over farming rights.
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