Berlin Crisis Deepens as Khrushchev Stands Firm
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held talks in Moscow and Kiev but Khrushchev refused concessions on Berlin. Officials said the early cordial tone faded as formal talks paused after a Monday session, with a joint communique expected but goals still unclear.
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Macmillan
Nikita
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kiev
U.S
Turkey
Berlin
Krushchev
Iraq
London
Probe Of Union Spending Urged In Cold War Context
Washington reports detail Senate discussion on right to work and union spending. Sen Goldwater and Mundt questioned proposals, while McClellan signaled no firm action yet. The piece notes Berlin tensions, Khrushchev’s stance, and Western hopes for negotiations and a possible foreign ministers conference.
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Washington
UPS
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
Goldwat
Karl F. Mundt
S. D
Ohio
Chicago
Goldwater
John L
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Moscow
Paris
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
London
Khrushchev
Russia
Business Firms Help Michigan In Crisis
Michigan residents faced a cash crunch as the state prepared a $4.9 million payroll with aid from major firms. GM led a $13 million contribution and Standard Oil sent $750,000 while lawmakers debated further relief amid a Democratic walkout in the GOP-run Legislature.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
UPI
G. Mennen Williams
Willliams
Williams
General Motors
John F. Gordon
Standard Oil Co
Sanford A. Brown
Ohio Development Proposal Presented by Governor DiSalle
Governor DiSalle unveiled a sprawling cabinet level plan for economic and industrial development aimed at outbidding France and luring new industry. The proposal signals a coordinated state effort as lawmakers review the broad outline and potential agencies.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
France
Unions Oppose Plan as Inquiry Debated in Senate
Republican senators push to probe 2 percent union political spending while McClellan favors deferring the inquiry until other hearings finish to avoid a party line split in the bi partisan group.
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Jong
McClellan
Senators Study Bill Unions Open Battle For Jobless Pay Hike
In Columbus Ohio United Press International reports organized labor begins a campaign to raise unemployment compensation to 60 percent of the average weekly wage. The labor movement seeks a major policy increase through legislative action.
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Columbus
UPI
Two Lorain burglary suspects held after chase and gunfire
Police captured Love and Gifford after a 1958 Red Robin Dress Shop burglary at the Sheffield Lake shopping center. The duo fled in a car, shots were fired, and a pistol used in the holdup was found later. Investigators credited on scene coordination and file details from the 1950s case.
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James E. Love
Lorain
Shoreway
Sheffield Lake
Love
Adam Elgart
Sheriff’s
Henry Zieba
Michael Ondryco
Sheriff's Department
Sheffield
Robert Steadman
Joe Darmos
Ping Center
Gifford
Twoington Ave
Mansfield Reformatory
Edward Gifford
Senate
Commerce and Labor Committee
Senioriber
Edward Delt
Middletown
Charles Carney
Youngstown
Ed Witmer
Akron
Elmer Cope
Treasur
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Red Robin
BUC
Jacob Clayman
Federal Advisory Council
Broadway
Dreyco
DiSalle Urges Ohio Water Policy With Licensing Plan
Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged Ohio lawmakers to adopt a forward looking state water policy. He also proposed a single licensing system for boats as part of the measure.
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Gov
DiSalle
Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Theawmakers
Oberlin water referendum and local politics update
The page reports signers withdrawing from a petition seeking a referendum on Oberlin water plans, reducing the total toward the goal. It notes Chest Board president A. P. J. O'Donnell for 1959 60 and other officers, plus stalled Sheffield Lake boat ramp plans awaiting federal aid for breakwalls.
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Oberlin
Chest Board
A. P. J. O'Donnell
Vesasevas
Sheffield Lake
Anti-White Violence Spreads In Africa
Reporting across Africa shows rising anti white violence from the Congo to Nyasaland and Rhodesia with mobs clashing with troops. In Nyasaland two Africans were killed and one injured while airfield blockades and riots spread near Lilongwe and Fort Hill. Police and troops mobilize as security forces struggle to contain outbreaks in Southern Rhodesia Somaliland and the Belgian Congo with teargas and arrests reported.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Africa
Congo Jungles
Goo Hone
Tanganyika
Nyasaland
Lilongwe
Southern Rhodesia
Uny
Kamba
Somaliland
Mogadshu
Belgian Congo
Inkisi
South
Afica
Durban
Brazzaville
Congo
No Place Like Home Revisited for New Bedford Tech
The New Bedford Tech basketball team reconsiders road trips after a string of losses to Timeis Tech and the University of Chicago. The squad also reports theft of uniforms, gym shoes, and warmup gear.
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Chicago
UPI
New Bedford
Mass
Weather forecast and state plan details in Ohio legislature
A weather report notes partly cloudy warmer today with a one million dollar biennial appropriation. The article outlines plans to consolidate boards into a new department overseeing water control atomic energy education planning state advertising and industrial promotion with a $300000 budgeted for commerce by Friday. It mentions a potential $175000 in new money and forecast precipitation none in 24 hours with humidity around 67 percent, sunrise 7 06 am sunset 3 14 pm Moonrise 10 23 pm Moonset 8 52 am.
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Northwestern
Oho
Ohio
DiSalle
Ature Range Land Commissions
Representative Carter to cut son’s pay on payroll
Rep. Steven V. Carter of Iowa announces he will reduce his son Steven Anthony Carter’s congressional salary to 6400 dollars while keeping him on the payroll. Earlier reports disclosed the son earned 11872 dollars a year prompting protests from constituents.
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Steven V. Carter
Iowa
Steven Anthony Carter
Washington
House
Carter
UPI
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Glimco
Love's Resid Columbus
Gov. Mi
Chael V. DiSalle
Organized Labor
TiSalle
Istin
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Pallee Department
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