Twelve firms join in Lorain County atomic reactor plan
Ohio Edison Cleveland Electric plus eleven power companies announce a two-stage project to build a prototype reactor by 1961 1962 costing 15 to 31 million dollars. They seek Atomic Energy Commission cooperation and study site options near Lake Erie or Brownhelm Township for full-scale plant.
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Lorain
Ohio Edison
Lake Erie
Dresden
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Cleveland Electric Dumination
Ohio
Brownbeln
Brownhelm Township
Lake Road
Lorain County
Edison
Ed. Burger
Obs
Ohio River Valley
Ohin
Enal
Xcore
Acti
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Carl T. Durham
Elunemian
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
AEC
ARC
ANC
Fuente
Babcock and Wileas Co
Gece
Nachay Development Corp. of America
General Wleding Co
Elyria
Ohio Ed
Eisenhower Press Talks On Mideast Sanctions Debate
White House said President Eisenhower would discuss the Middle East situation and Israel's troop withdrawal with networks seeking 30 minutes of air time. Congressional leaders emerged from a two hour meeting opposed to UN sanctions against Israel and declined to resolve the issue. Knowland and Dulles indicated no final conclusions were reached on sanctions.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Israel
United Nations
Hagerty
U.S
Middle East
John Foster Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisensmansy Sam Ue Nupee Maee Saree Hower
House
Senate
Egypt
GOP
William F.ago
Dulles
Eisenhower Knowland
Strange
Congress
Gulf of Aqaba
Straits of Tiran
Egyptian
Knowland
United States
U.N
Foreign Relations
Armed ‘Services and
Appropriations
Leverett Saltonstall
R-meen
Enid
Hns Hanse
Tereel
Israel Egypt await next U S move in Middle East stance
Israel and Egypt waited for Washington's next initiative while keeping opposing policies. Israel planned a review of its Gaza and Aqaba withdrawal demand amid security guarantees as Ambassador Abba Eban returned to confer with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion.
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London
INS
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Gaza
Aqaba
Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
U. S
David Ben- Cieian
Detective Says McDonald Guarded After Life Threats
Pittsburgh detective says a city-paid guard accompanied United Steelworkers President David McDonald on out of town trips after a life threat was received. Becker said orders from the superintendent required guarding McDonald during trips to New York Chicago and Miami in January and February.
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Pittsburgh
Pitts
Burgh
United
McDonald
USW
Quad Steelworkers
David J
Cr McDonald
New York
Chicago
Miami
Joseph Becker
Becker
Slusser
Woo
Rarick
Afl-Cio
Americana
Bal Harbor
Gov O Neill Critiques Blanket State Pay Raise
Governor C William O Neill opposed a blanket pay increase for Ohio state workers saying a flat percentage would favor higher paid staff and create inequities among the 42 000 employees. He suggested targeted raises instead of a universal hike.
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Gov. O'Neill
Columbus, C
C. William O'Neill
Weather and politics mix in fragmented Ohio and Middle East report
Partly cloudy and cold in Northeastern Ohio with a few snow flurries and a high near 23 to 28. Five day forecast: continued cold through Saturday, gradual warming next week with possible snow or rain Friday and Monday. In state news, salary boosts for most state workers discussed. budget release planned next Tuesday. National update notes Nasser’s plan to keep the Suez Canal closed and possible armed options, with U.S. protests over canal slowdown.
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Ohio
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
Nasser
Egypt
Cyril Banks
U.S. State Department
Weldon Case Elected President of Elyria Telephone Firm
Weldon W Case 35 year old financier became president of Elyria Telephone Company at a board reorganization after serving as general manager. He also led as vice president last year while R Jay Fitch moved to vice president and controller R J McNulty added assistant treasurer duties. Stockholders approved a 2 million financing program to fund plant renovations including a new Third Street building and toll dialing to begin in 1958.
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iCo
New Castle
Dvs
Indana Gas
Elec
Evansville
Ind
Burger
Brisbane
Australia
Ube
Brownhelm
Upef
Colin Evans
Weldon W. Case
Elyria Telephone Company
Third St
West Ave
Elyria Telephone
Patrolman Suspended After Alleged Beating Incident
Cleveland police suspended 39 year old Patrolman Leonard Grant pending departmental charges after he allegedly beat his girlfriend at their apartment. The woman, Miss De Etta Scott 24, said the assault occurred Tuesday while they had lived together for a year. Grant reportedly was not at the scene when officers arrived.
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Cleveland
Leonard Grant
de Etta Scott
Thesday Grant
Grant
Ors Fitch
Horan
Mose Wilder
Peter Naughton
Elyria Yauake
Case
Hudson
L. M. Berry
Riah
Dayton
Gustav Hirsch
Crifr
Souk el Khemus
Tunis
Lumbus
Fitch
Ral Horan
Wilder
Isoeaeus
Berry
Hirsch
Naughton
Sey
Guatemala Volcano Erupts Shrouded by Smoke and Fears
The Volcano of Fire near Guatemala City belched flames and a tall smoke plume, prompting nearby villagers to prepare for possible evacuation. Authorities report no earthquakes, while Antigua, Guatemala City, Esquintla, and nearby towns monitor lava risks and tremors.
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Guatemala City
Guatemalla
Antigua
Guatemala
Ily
Escuintla
Tthe
Elyria Seeks $766,900 North West Sewer Plan
An engineer delivers a report detailing a $766,900 storm sewer plan for the northwest Elyria area to council members. The piece notes a firm president outlines future improvement plans in North Fatton, with details appearing in sections II and XVIII.
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North West
Elyria
Telephone
North Fatton
Bus Crash Kills 10 Injures 13 In Seoul Transit Incident
A late Tuesday crash near the Seoul Han River bridge killed ten people and injured thirteen as a bus attempt to overtake a vehicle led to a high impact collision. An expert notes safety measures and investigations are underway. Authorities released details from the scene and surrounding traffic cameras.
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Seoul
Korea
Seoul Han River
Norgen
Elyria
Edeeneenes
Hippos Fetch High Prices At Zoological Meeting
Buyers from 700 officials across the nation gathered Tuesday at the winter meeting of the American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums. Hippos cost about 10 dollars a pound while African elephants run around 3700 dollars and lions about 250 dollars.
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Detroit
UPI
Tne
American Assn. of
Zoological Parks and Aquariums
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West Penn Power Co
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