Chiang Kai-Shek’s Son Reported Talking With Peiping
France Soir claimed Chiang Ching-kuo discussed a five point Peiping plan to make Formosa autonomous within Communist China. Report noted Formosa governor and vice president roles, autonomy, defenses, UN delegation, and unified Chinese diplomacy. Western diplomats doubted the report and embassies denied knowledge of talks.
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Burglar Kill Golfer in Alliance Home Robbery
Eldon Shoup, 25, a noted amateur golfer, was fatally wounded during a burglary at Frank Wells's Silver Builder Tavern. Shoup and his father Earl, 49, were surprised by two robbers. Earl was injured. Police probe links Wells to local gambling.
Five Day Forecast For Ohio Weather Updates
The forecast from The Weather y Unite Press covers Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio with mostly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Highs 35 to 40, lows 32 to 36, with occasional light rain late tonight and Saturday morning. Humidity near 100 percent in the morning, easing through the day. Normal highs 35 to 45, normal lows 19 to 3, with about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of precipitation expected.
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Northwestern
Ohio
Talks End Today Saud Pledge Expected
President Eisenhower and King Saud conclude talks in Washington aboard the presidential plane preparing for a Middle East trip. They discuss renewed U S Saudi cooperation including a possible renewal of the Dhahran air base lease and military aid to help secure peace and stability in the region.
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Eisen‘Eisenhower
Saud Ofisenhower
Saudi Arabia
Wash-Sazin
Egypt
Middle East
U.S
Eisenhower
White House
Saud
Dhahran
Ohio Supreme
Lorain Schools Preserve 6-3-3 Organization Plan
Lorain Board of Education adopted a policy to retain the 6-3-3 vertical organization of the school system despite international pressure. The vote followed a motion by Mrs. Virginia Hageman. Walter J. Glick supported, with Hageman and Weintraub voting yes alongside the board president. Israel indicated it would evacuate troops from Gaza but not civilian administration, while seeking UN observers for the civil side and immediate UNF deployment at Gaza. France offered potential proposals if threats of economic sanctions reach Congress.
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Gulf Area
Walter Eyton
Foreign Ministry
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Gaza
Eytan
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
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Gulf
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Aqaba
Paris
France
Injhad
Middle East
Lon B. Adams
George Parks
Parks
Adams
Weintraub
Fourth Ward
Jie Ax . Mathns
Russia Expels Two US Military Attaches Amid Espionage Charges
Moscow reports two American attaches, Marine Capt. Paul Utterman and Navy Lt. William Lewis, were expelled on espionage charges after earlier expulsions. Washington calls the charges spurious. The move follows Soviet rejection of US protests over diplomatic immunity and comes as broader friction continues between the two nations.
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Fort Wayne
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Navy
William 8. Lewis
Guthrie
Okla
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State Department
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Leningrad
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U. S
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Lewis
Dees
Uy Gam Pursner
Charles W. Stockwell
Mathna
PTA
Hadi
Andrei Gromyko
Pol
Charles E. Bohlen Tojlicemen
Leniingrad
Foreign Ministry
Diplom
Uffelman
Tire bids cancelled by state over quality concern
Ohio highway director Charles M Noble canceled about 200000 dollars in tire bids after finding a Findlay firm Cooper Tire and Rubber Co may have bid lower on premium tires but questioned quality and material consistency. Armstrong Rubber Co of West Haven was second low. seventeen other bidders bid around 1500 dollars for passenger car tires.
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Findlay
Noble
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co
Atlas
Standard Oil Co
Armstrong Rubber Co
West Haven
Conn
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Armstrong
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
Rubber Co
Prima Facia
Rvidence Nabidhe
Mianuiaciae Emn
Trustees Clash Over Chest Election And 6 2 2 2 System
A Chest meeting pits TRUSTEES NAMES and a BUS INTEGRATION leader against opponents of the 6-2-2-2 system. The board debates a new file on tires and authority while supporters cite a track record of the 3-3 system. Local actions include an Elyria disaster aid request and a Kiwanis meeting planning youth programs through 12th grade.
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Gebomt
Kiwanis
Saoncooeee Pew
Cement poured marks start of Ford Brownhelm plant
Cement pouring began yesterday to start the Ford Motor Co. assembly plant in Brownhelm Township marking another milestone in the plant evolution.
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Ford Motor Co
Brownhelm Township
Bank Bandito Gets $108000 in Airport Heist
Two young men forced entry into a bank at Dorval International Airport in Montreal, locking at least 13 employees in the vault and escaping with about $10,000. Manager D. Collins said none of the workers, mainly women, were harmed and noted the heist timed to payday when cash was plentiful.
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Dorval
T D. Collins
Royal Bank of Canada
Girl Killed Eight Injured In Rt 6 Crash Near Sandusky
A two car collision on Route 6 west of Sandusky at 10 45 pm yesterday left Catherine Baker 16 dead at Providence Hospital and eight others injured two critically. The Kennedy car and Bateson car collided as Bateson tried a left turn with no charges yet filed.
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Rt. 6
Here
State Highway Patrol
Catherine Baker
Hwris Hayes Ave
Providence Hospital
James Sims
Franklin Sr
Donald Bateson
Ray Bridge
Grant Kennedy
East Washington St
Tene Kater
Cadotl Auer
Volan Ri
Willam Nixon
Market St
Tanda Baker
James Sprouse
West
Washington St
Bateson
Kennedy
State Patrol
Edgewater Dr
Woman Held For Burglary In Conneaut Theft
Police said Pauline Spivey, 26, admitted taking part in a $7000 burglary at a Conneaut clothing shop, alongside a 41-year-old man. The pair allegedly stole seven boxes of shirts socks and other items. The incident was reported as a crime in Ohio.
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Ohio
Seoul
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North Korea
Pauline Spivey
Shana
Gery Shop
Two Cubs Born in Cascade Park Bear Family
Cascade Park reports two new cubs joining Sophie the resident bear as keepers Gary Glover and Richard Gibbons discovered the births in the early morning. The event increases the park’s wildlife population and underscores Sophie’s role as a parent in the exhibit.
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Cascade Park
Slyria
Sophie
Perk
Gary Glover
Richard Gibbons
Employment Total Down Amid December to January Decline
Washington reports a 1,640.00 drop in employment across the nation from December to January, the largest decline in nearly two years. January total jobs were 62,890,000 with 2,919,000 unemployed, 45 percent of the workforce, while unemployment rose 461,000 from December. Weather and post holiday retrenchment hit retail, construction, and agriculture.
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Washington
Govd
Commerce and Labor Departments
Hudson's Bay Company trades wide range since 1670
The Hudson's Bay Company, chartered in 1670, is presented as the oldest trading firm, offering items from parcels to prairie land. Classified ads invite readers to trade by dialing 4751.
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