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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
1
Paris officials report that President Charles de Gaulle dismissed Deputy Premier Jacques Soustelle, a former rightist strongman, amid Algerian policy turmoil.
Sources claim Soustelle was ousted by de Gaulle amid abrupt three minute interview. UPI notes no official confirmation from Paris. Soviet officials say U.S. talks stalled on lend-lease credits and relaxation of trade restrictions, tying it to other issues in a broader settlement.
Gen Maxwell D Taylor told Senate investigators that heroic measures are needed now with men money and sacrifice to reverse a decline in U S military strength The retired general warned the alternative is military inferiority and linked defense needs to a push to maintain U S security amid global tensions and domestic political shifts.
W F Kennedy was re-elected president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the convention climax in Cleveland The 200000 member union has seen the presidency contest unfold since January 4 at The Kettie venue.
Precipitation figures for 24 hours ending at 1 p m show varied totals in Milwaukee. Carl J. Suckow pleaded innocent to a speeding charge after arrest at 7 p m on Wednesday. The report includes scattered weather and delayed timing details from a distant date.
Gen. Thomas D. White and Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer testify before Senate inquiry led by Lyndon B. Johnson. The retired commander criticizes heavy reliance on massive retaliation and calls for a complete reappraisal of US military policy citing limited wars readiness and lagging modernization.
Six airmen died when an EC135 Stratotanker veered off takeoff at Walker Air Force Base Roswell misjudging the runway. Two more airmen were missing and unaccounted for as investigators began their probe. Ground personnel were believed to be in the path of the doomed jet as it hit two parked aircraft and exploded.
Henryetta Oklahoma UPI reports a dachshund owner claims his dog suffers from fallout and is radioactive though an Atomic Energy Commission official remains skeptical about the claim.
Henryetta resident Larry Williams claims his three month old dachshund Dorf grew hair loss after eating refined uranium concentrate ore from New Mexico. Dr. Charles L. Dunham doubts radioactivity from ore caused the symptoms as veterinarians treat Dorf. Residents in five Mexican states react to sharp phone rate hikes by delaying bill payments.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers BLE agreed to submit its wage dispute with the railroads to binding arbitration. The action ends threat of a nationwide strike by engineers and could pave a settlement with other unions still negotiating on work rules and wages. The BLE seeks a 12 percent wage rise while railroads want a 15 cent an hour cut. A six member arbitration board is likely with two union, two railroad and two public members.
United Press International reports intensified border clashes on the Israel Syria frontier. An Israeli soldier was wounded near Shaar Yishu in the Hula Valley while Syrian forces moved tanks and troops toward Tawatif as UN calls to withdraw go unheeded. Both sides exchange charges at the UN Security Council amid a tense 10 day cycle of incidents.
Mrs Leon Watkins left her children with sister in law Mrs Mary Watkins and went to hospital where she gave birth to a daughter. A few hours later Mrs Mary Watkins also gave birth to a daughter.
In Washington Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio joined a single Democrat in backing a GOP plan to shift a federal state school bond retirement program for a billion dollar aid to education bill. The measure failed 71 to 18.
Fragmented text describes an attorney filing or not filing in a GOP candidate context. Mentions candidates, a surprise arrival, a price or prize context, an American Legion event, and a local council agenda item about Poplar Street project.
An advertising service promotes quick selling renting and announcing help with want ads. It travels across town delivering detail filled ads and invites prospects to dial FA 23 3321 in Elvria or CE3 6173 in Loran for experienced writers to handle the ad. Utilities furnished rental options shown with a contact number.
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