Science Fair Prep At Elyria Schools Near Feb 12 14
Elyria High and Elyria District Catholic High prepare science fair displays for February 12 to 14 as part of ongoing coverage. Area scholastic cage teams finish late season, with Elyria Amherst Midview Marion and Ridgeville among last night’s winners. Details on games appear on pages 17 18 and 19.
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Pioneer Autoist Drives in Lorain County’s First Car
Around turn of the century doctors relied on horse and buggy, but one M.D. owned Lorain County's first automobile, a 1900 Locomobile Steamer. Read the story and view pictures in Pathways of the one ge.
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OAS To Meet In Elyria For Aging Problems Study
The OAS committee in Elyria plans today to study aging issues in preparation for the 1961 conference. The session, noted in the first page second section, aims to review challenges and outline topics for discussion at the upcoming event.
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Elyria
Trujillo Faces Growing Unrest Amid Mass Arrests
Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo faced revolt threats as mass arrests were used to suppress dissent. The situation prompted calls for an immediate council meeting of the Organization of American States to discuss the crisis.
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UPI
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Lorain County
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OAS Council
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Mexico
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U. S
Ice Storm Closes Roads North and Midwest
Fast clearing of six foot drifts on routes in the south gave way to dangerous icy conditions in the north central states as freezing rain coated highways. Abandoned cars blocked U S 385 in Oklahoma while crews aided trapped motorists. storms spread from Virginia to New York and west to Wisconsin with sleet in the Great Lakes region.
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Ambassador Says Ex Cleveland Housewife Free To Leave Russia
Soviet Ambassador Michael Menshikov announced that Barbara Armonas a former Cleveland housewife detained in Russia for 19 years and her son are free to return to the United States, ending their long confinement in Moscow.
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UPI
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Barbara Armonas
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United States
FAA Admits Error After Near Collision Over Kentucky
FAA official admits agency responsibility for a near crash between two passenger planes over Kentucky. Report cites missteps by air traffic control and discusses timelines and personnel involved. The piece also threads in a separate human-interest note about the Armonas family reunion and related diplomatic delays.
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Kentucky
Leonard W. Jorden
FAA Region Three
United
Weather briefing for the Northeast region
Cloudy and windy with light rain today. Tonight grows colder with snow flurries and low around 26. Sunday looks partly cloudy with a few snow showers. sunrise at 7 34.
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Chady and
Zielder
Kennedy Receives Thanks From Masses In Humorous Reception
A long line of well wishers greeted John F. Kennedy in Terre Haute Indiana as he shook hands. One man in the crowd joked I hope you get beaten and Kennedy replied with a brief, gracious response reflecting his calm during the reception.
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Indl
Kennedy
Random shootings near Empire State Building injure two
In three hours at the 3th Street entrance to the Empire State Building two people were shot. Mrs. David Cleary was hit in the leg and treated, while Knute Kyvik sustained a shoulder wound. Police searched the area as the crowd acted with no clear motive.
Two Airmen Die As Jet Crashes Into Denver Homes
A jet trainer attempting a landing at Lowry Air Force Base crashed into a Denver home, killing Lt. Jack D. Cook and Capt. Elwood R. Keeran. Two airmen died and two houses burned, with a maid escaping after a basement injury. Cook ejected seconds before impact but died ten minutes later.
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API
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Jack D. Cook
Cook
Elwood R. Keeran
U S Plans Powerful New Rocket
SACRAMENTO Calif APD The Air Force will order development of a new American solid fueled rocket twice as powerful as any now known Industry expects an announcement in a month or so The booster will produce well over one million pounds of thrust placing it with the largest boosters under development The plan follows a test night that achieved 100 percent success and comes as a counter to Soviet satellite ambitions with a prompter development push urged by a former Defense Department official
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Russia
Plea For Hike In Minimum Pay Forecast
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from $1 an hour by about 10 or 15 cents. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell will likely recommend a higher floor for 24 million workers, with speculation of $1.10 or $1.15. AFL-CIO seeks $1.25 and coverage for 7.5 million more workers. Mitchell may extend coverage to about 2.5 million additional workers. Hearings begin the week of February 15 before the House Labor Committee. Senators Kennedy and Morse have proposed a $1.25 bill, with similar measures in the House. Labor leaders expect a wage hike this session and oppose the idea of blocking it in an election year.
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UPI
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United Press International
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Mitchell
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Labor Committee
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D-Mass
Wayne Morse
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James Roosevelt
Dcalif
House
Russian claims leg reattached to dog after 28 hours
A Russian scientist reported he preserved a dog's detached leg for 28 hours and then successfully re attached it to the dog. The announcement was made in a New York dispatch from United Press International.
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UPI
Anastasy G. Lapchinsky
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Wese Sciences
Moscow
Cuban secrecy as Mikoyan visit opens amid gunfire
In Havana Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan’s arrival for the Russian exposition is guarded tightly after gunfire as anti-Communist protests flare near the Prado and Marti Park. Police arrest students and others. Mikoyan and Dorticos are hurried inside the exposition, which opens amid security and crowds.
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Soustelle Likely Opposition Leader in France
Paris UPI reports former Vice Premier Jacques Soustelle emerged as the likely head of a strong right wing opposition to Charles de Gaulle's Algerian policies. De Gaulle fired Soustelle in a cabinet shakeup Friday, with Bernard Cormt Gentille also dismissed as minister of post and telegraphs. Two ministers were demoted and three new faces joined the cabinet.
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Soustelle
Bernard Cormt
Gentille
Post and Telegraphs
Algeria
Soustele
Union For the New Republic
CNR
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Istate Soustelle
Jail Escapees Caught At Kent Jail
Three Trumbu County jail escapees, Ray Bishop James Stryker and Gus Moamis, surrendered at a tavern in Kent without a struggle and were unarmed with 7.40 between them. A fourth escapee Jack Grafton remained at large as authorities pursued him.
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Trumbu
Ray Bishop
James Stryker
Gus Moamis
State Releases Armory Funds to National Guard
Columbus reports the State Emergency Finance Board released $60,000 to the adjutant general to pay one fourth the cost of rebuilding a National Guard armory.
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Columbus
State Emergency Finance Board
Adjutant General
Natonal
Chicago Chief Shows Interest in Chicago Police Job
Cincinnati Police Chief Stanley R. Schrotel told reporters after a two hour meeting with the mayor's committee that he is definitely more interested in becoming Chicago's police commissioner. The Cincinnati native, 46, met as the panel seeks a new leader amid a shake-up of the Chicago force.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Stanley R. Schrotel
Schrotel
Cincinnatan
Two Killed in Ohio 5% South of Here Crash
In Montpelier, Ohio 5% south of town, Pingie, 71, and his wife Lissie, 62, were killed when their car collided with another vehicle Friday. Local authorities reported both occupants died at the scene.
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Workers Caution Reduces Industrial Accidents in 20 Years
Industrial safety programs show payoff with accidents at a two-decade low, 25 percent below the 1943 peak. The Chronicle notes growing cash incentives for disposing of unneeded items and urges readers to use Telegram Classified Ads for quick buyer results. Contact Elyria Lorain area numbers to start deals.
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