Bennett to Cincinnati as CT names new managing editor
Robert W. Peterson will become managing editor of the Chronicle Telegram as Charles L. Bennett leaves for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Otto Schoepfle announced the change, with Peterson leading the news department under editor Taitas Clann Ceoarct.
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First Aid Saves Life After Medina County Shooting
Eugene Traxler, shot in a Sunday afternoon incident near Island Road, was saved by 18 year old Bill Krosky who applied a tourniquet and kept him alive until hospital care. Traxler credits Krosky and a brass lighter for his survival as doctors report good progress and potential to save his arm.
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Ohio man wounds wife kills two children then dies
In Laurelville Ohio a man shot and wounded his estranged wife and killed their two children before killing himself. The weapon was a shotgun found behind a car seat as the man attempted to retrieve it for a fox hunt.
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Weather and tragedy mix in scattered Ohio report
Partly cloudy in Northeastern Ohio with highs near 35 to 40 as a cold front moves in. In Hocking County Walter Rowland is identified after a double homicide and a child’s death. wife Phyllis and two children, Gary and Gail, were shot. Police say Rowland, an unemployed steel worker, killed them and then died at the scene or en route to hospital.
Chronicle Telegram Names Peterson as Editing Successor
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram announces Robert Peterson moves from state editor to managing editor amid staff changes. Former managing editor Bennett departs for Cincinnati Enquirer, with details of his career in Schenectady Oneonta and Geneva publications, plus family moves and community roles.
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Fire wipes out Cleveland laundry shop losses reach six figures
A Cleveland laundry shop, 30 Minute Laundry-matic, was damaged by fire causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Owner Alvin Hoffman said 1000 bundles of laundry and 70000 dollars in equipment were lost. Battalion Chief Matthew A. Fitsgerala estimated total damage near 8500 dollars.
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Fire Kills 2 At Chicago South Side Tenement
A South Side Chicago tenement fire killed two people and injured four others. Victims identified include Lee Pipping aged 4, Marjone Wise 52, and Phillip Span 60. Several others, including Claude Mitchell 54 and Lucy Mitchell 48, were hospitalized or treated for injuries after the blaze. State Highway Patrol noted a vehicle incident connected to the events.
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UN Assembly Session Called on Gaza Withdrawal Efforts
Dag Hammarskjold may report to a specially convened United Nations session in New York tomorrow on his efforts to obtain Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba.
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Eisenhower to deploy Matador missiles on Formosa
Administrative sources say President Eisenhower plans to place Matador ground to ground missiles on the Nationalist Chinese island of Formosa. The missiles could carry atomic warheads to strike Red China targets, with mobile launchers and controlled by a U S Army unit as part of regional defense measures.
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Eisenhower backs UN action on Israel Egypt row
President Eisenhower said the United States will back any UN action in response to Israel’s withdrawal from Egypt while avoiding a direct answer on sanctions. Dulles echoed readiness to join UN economic sanctions if urged. News conference also covered Supreme Court picks and defense staffing changes.
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Visit by Katy Saud Aids Peace Efforts in Middle East
The text notes Katy Saud of Saudi Arabia visiting the United States has advanced peace efforts in the Middle East. Mr Rayenhower comments that he believes Israel shows what the UN calls a decent respect for the mights of mankind.
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Humphrey Across Excise Cuts Faces Opposition
Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey warned that not extending wartime excise and income tax reductions would delay a general tax cut. He told the House Ways and Means Committee the $3 billion in reductions exceed the expected federal surplus for the coming year and could force a red ink budget. He called deficit financing unacceptable for the next year.
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Alabama Judge Attacks Civil Rights Proposals in Congress
Alabama Judge George Wallace testified before a House subcommittee accusing civil rights proposals of creating federal judicial dictatorship. He argued the measures would eliminate juries and enforce segregation through federal judges, warning of prejudice spreading from cities into suburbs and calling for protections of trial by jury and local rights.
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Doctor Warns Brain Can Be Overworked
A New York neurologist says brain fatigue often affects ambitious people who push themselves hard. The piece urges calming down and offers a Chronicle-Telegram classified ad contact for options such as selling or renting with less mental strain.
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