Oberlin Power Shortage Affects Local Tournament Shifts
A citywide power shortage in Oberlin caused theLorain County Class A Basketball Tournament first round games to move from George M. Jones Fieldhouse at Oberlin College to Avon Lake High gym. An Oberlin Inn meeting of about 40 citizens discussed city problems tied to population growth and power supply. Officials planned further talks with Ohio Edison on standby power arrangements.
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Egyptians Criticize Dulles Plan For Middle East Strains
Egypt signaled that pressing the Dulles plan to remove Israeli troops could threaten King Saud hosting Eisenhower. Meantime Oberlin's power issues forced postponement of three basketball games. Avon Lake High extended facility use to host the tournament with Columbia, Brookside, South Amherst, LaGrange and Firelands slated to play.
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Israel Replies Generally Affirmative on Gulf and Gaza Plan
Washington reports say Israel’s reply to U S Secretary of State was generally affirmative. Abba Eban indicated Israel would accept free passage for ships in the Gulf of Aqaba and withdrawal from Gaza with conditions. The cabinet met to discuss the plan and asked for clarification on U S willingness to pull out Israeli troops.
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Ridgeville Water System Cost Sets at 1 074 000
Ridgeville plans a water system with a 12 inch main line. Project cost estimated at 1 074 050 dollars with possible reduction to 55 647 dollars if adjustments apply. Construction financed by bonds after bids. work could start in May under engineering firm Shaffer Parrett and Associates. Louis J. Reimer, fiscal agent, notes start after plans are ready and bids received.
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Eiruction Cos
Cor-Shill
Auto fumes save two children in staged cold weather incident
Pearl Johnson found her car stuck on Island Road in Columbia Station as exhaust clogged the pipe and carbon monoxide filled the vehicle. Lester Johnson gave artificial respiration until Eaton volunteers arrived. Leslie G. and Raymond, both four, recovered consciousness with no lasting after effects. Curtis, age two, did not lose consciousness.
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Lester Johnson
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Columbia Station
Pearl Johnson
Thomas Laney
Weather in Northeast Ohio Sees Warmer Day and Snow Mix
Mostly cloudy and warmer today with highs around 32 to 36. Tonight remains cloudy with light snow then rain Saturday morning. low near 30 to 39. Saturday turns colder with rain changing to snow later. Five day outlook shows cooler trend, precip between half and three quarters of an inch, with snow or rain Saturday and again midweek.
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Nouth
Storm Center Targets Ohio With Mixed Snow And Rain
A new storm system moving from Oklahoma is expected to bring light snow to Ohio late tonight before rain turns to snow flurries by Saturday afternoon. Ohio temperatures range from 11 to 23 early today and climb to 32 to 42 later. Toledo records 11 degrees as the coldest city.
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Auto Kills Boy With Valentine
A still sealed Valentine in one hand, Thomas M. Boeckman dash into the street after school and was killed instantly. The first grader, nearly seven on Washingtons Birthday, was identified by the name on the envelope.
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Thomas M. Boeckman
Washington
Hearing Set Feb 25 on Elyria Plant Election
Unofficial vote count shows Schremp named USW Director. A hearing on February 25 will decide if the NLRB will hold an election at the Elyria plant. Local notices include civic and church news and market items from Lorain area.
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Oberlin City Council Debates Municipal Light Plant Sale
A town meeting in Oberlin with Ohio Edison offer details stalled as no new information emerged. OE proposed selling electricity on a 75000 kilowatt basis for 1800 dollars monthly for at least a year, with 46 weeks cited as needed. A PUC spokesman noted no legal obstacle to the offer. The gathering, by invitation only, featured Oberlin College officials and local leaders, but attendees reported little new.
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Den Denizens Census Sparks Bear Count Controversy
A Duluth report details confusion over how many cubs inhabit a Cascade Park den after an ice statue collapse at Snow Week. Reporter recounts fluctuating counts from two to four cubs, aided by Sophie the bear and a daring escape from a cubs’ enclosure as authorities continued the count.
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Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads Help Sell Your Items
Readers learn how to use the Want Ads service to dispose of items and earn extra cash. Dial 4751 to get help from a Want Ad writer in preparing selling ads for musical instruments sporting goods cameras and more.
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Eisenhower Doctrine in play as Middle East tensions rise
Egyptian officials warn of war if Israeli forces stay on Egyptian soil. Dulles meets Israeli ambassador Eban in Washington to discuss plan details. Israel accepts parts but raises conditions. U S explains its plan to Saud to gain Arab support for the doctrine while UN investigations are promised into Fedayeen raids. Eisenhower and Knowland say Congress will approve the doctrine.
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Israel
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Abba Eban
Washington
U.S
Mother Bound To Jury In Lodi Baby Death Case
A 35-year-old Lodi mother, Clara M. Norris, was bound over to Medina County grand jury on a $1,000 bond for manslaughter in the death of her newborn baby girl. The case details an infant found wrapped in a blanket under a couch. Norris admitted placing the baby there, saying she was scared.
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Wooster St. Lodi
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Norris
Sam Alnangst
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Medinai County
UN Won't Take Algeria Action Postal Rate Hike Urged
Washington reports say the House Appropriations Committee resisted a looming Post Office deficit by urging measures to raise postal revenue. The panel proposed about two percent in spending cuts from the fiscal year 1957 request and called for action to balance postal finances. The United Nations Assembly meanwhile approved a hands off resolution on Algeria, signaling no immediate action from member states.
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Congress
Gromyko Replaces Shepilov as Soviet Foreign Minister
Moscow reports Andrei Gromyko is promoted to Soviet foreign minister after nine months of Shepilov's tenure amid Hungary and Poland tensions. Nikolai Patolichev becomes first deputy foreign minister as Patolichev’s role shifts under Khrushchev.
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