Eisenhower to Address Nation in Sunday Radio TV Talk
President Eisenhower, angry at defense critics, announced a live nationwide report Sunday night. He said defenses are strong and warned Cuba patience may end with Fidel Castro. He will discuss his Latin American trip and new Cuba relations, and touched on nuclear test policy and party VP selection.
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UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Secret Service
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sixon
Richard M. Sixon
Air Force probes into controversial manual publication
Air Force Secretary Dudley C Sharp announced the manual was withdrawn on February 11 and ordered a full inquiry to identify publication authors. Representative Moss urged investigators to gather every fact and potentially hold hearings on who wrote approved and distributed the manual, amid broader disputes between DiSalle Miller and Kennedy supporters in Ohio politics.
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Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Congress
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Freedom of Information Subcommittee
Manual Sharp
National Council of Churches
Moss
United Press International
U S Steel Chief Stresses Safety And Production
U S Steel chairman Sharp emphasized immediate action after learning of an existence of the manual on Tuesday at 6 15 p m est and pledged stronger safety and output standards across divisions.
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U.S. Steel Chief Stresses
Sharp
Reformatory Site Hunt Shifts to Northeast Ohio
Corrections Chief Maury Koblentz said the state may build the proposed North Central Ohio Reformatory in Northeastern Ohio because the Shelby Air Force Depot site is too small.
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Columbus
UPS
Maury Koblentz
Ohio
Shelby Air Force Depot
Lorain County Sought for 1000 Acre North Central Reformatory Site
State officials search for a 1000 acre tract to house a North Central Ohio Reformatory with potential sites in Geauga Portage and central Lorain County facing land ownership hurdles. The project, funded by a 1959 appropriation, aims near Mansfield at first but locations remain flexible.
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Ohio
Reformatory
North Central
Ohio Reformatory
Koblentz
Richland County
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Northeastern Ohio Weather Review Today and Next Few Days
Mostly cloudy and mild today with a few showers. Tonight colder with occasional showers and a chance of snow. Tuesday may see cooler temperatures and continued unsettled conditions with precipitation centered near Lake Erie.
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Ohio
Lorain Man Among Victims Of Knife Spree
A 3 year-old Lorain man was among ten victims of a knife wielding truck driver who went berserk at the Brook Park Ford Plant. Ernest Cox, an assembly line foreman, survived his injuries and was treated at Fairview Park Hospital. Police identified the suspect as Joseph Young, who was subdued by coworkers after a chaotic attack along the assembly line.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Brook Park
Ford
Fairview Park Hospital
Ernest Cox
West 18Th St
Joseph Young
Clevelands
Exchi
Py Young
Wiehms
Harry Prichell Af Recky Raver
Sorthwestern Community Hospital
Bewa
Witnesess
Yong Choiied
Young
Che
Deemer
Young Paice
DiSalle Plans Ohio Democratic Unit To Challenge Miller
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle announced creation of a new party organization in Cuyahoga County to counter Cleveland Democratic chief Ray T. Miller Sr. He called Miller "the absolute in machine politics" and said he will operate independently in patronage matters, forming The Cuyahoga County Chapter of the Ohio State Democratic Executive Committee.
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Nore
DiSalle
Miller
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Party
Thomas
Gates Jr
Cuyahoga
Leslie B. Worthington
U. S. Steel
Corp
Lorain Works
National
Ae Ae Beyond Oeach
Miller- Steel
Wej
Ohio
Worthington
William Coleman
Cleveland
10 Million Hour Mark Is New Goal At Lorain Works
The Lorain Works of U S Steel National Tube Division aims for 10 million accident free man hours with 9,781,175 hours logged by last night. The last disabling injury occurred May 12, and 10,600 employees are pushing toward the target, seeking a safe record set by Bethlehem Steel’s Johnstown plant in 1949.
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Lorain
Lorain Works
National Tube Division
U. S. Steel Corp
Saunuay
Bethlehem Steel
Johnstown
Peeban Tan
City General Fund Receives $942,711 Certificate
The City of Elyria will have $942,711.32 available for general fund appropriations after deductions and tax valuations. County figures show a slight decrease from the prior year with deductions estimated at about $25,000, possibly lowering available funds to around $914,000. The certificate reflects a $174,705,000 valuation, down from the recent valuation, and notes potential further adjustments related to personal property and intangible tax distributions.
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Sennor
Elyria
Franklion
U. S
SYTES
Emine
Ais
General Fund
Iatam
Oberia ‘Stern
le Tan Laurson Petls Larain & General Fund
Oberin
Appeal Rejected in Cheseman Death Penalty Case
The Supreme Court rejected the 15th appeal by convict Daryl Cheseman, who is scheduled to die in California by gas chamber Friday morning.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court Today
Daryl Cheseman
California
Dog Law Change Sparks County and Humane Society Talks
Fragmented notes show the Lorain Humane Society seeking a governor’s meeting on new dog regulation. Counts and financial figures appear unclear but reference hospital actions and county budgeting.
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Gual An Lorain
Strike at Larson Foundry in Grafton halts operations
About 130 workers from W. C. Larson Foundry Co. in Grafton walk out over a grievance over wages. Local 392 of the International Molders and Foundry Workers Union AFL-CIO authorized the strike and picketing began with talks scheduled to resume at noon.
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W.C. Larson Foundry Co
Grafton
International Molders and Foundry’ Workers Union of North America
Afl-Cio
Carl Sherman
Union International
William Baxter Lee
Indian Hollow Rd
Charles Pritt
George Ellsworth
Lester Reynolds
Bendix And Union Reach Agreement On Settlement
UAW Local 971 withdrew its strike authorization after Bentix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co and the union reached agreement on all strikeable and other issues including disciplinary actions. Talks on worker attitudes also progressed, ending a threat of a walkout by about 1200 employees at the Cleveland plant. Remaining disputes may go to arbitration or be handled through normal procedures. The union had walked out briefly two weeks earlier over discipline of a tool grinder and sought arbitration against recent awards in federal court.
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UAW
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co. Company
Cleveland St
C. Franklin Carr
UAW Interatonal
United Auto Workers District
Patrick O'Malley
Carr
Focal Union
Cleveland
Oper Union
Esvet Om Tadas
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