Macmillan Edges Toward Berlin Summit Clash
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan leans toward a summit to avert Berlin war while Moscow signals a showdown. Soviet Premier Khrushchev seeks to delay talks until East Germany gains Berlin lifelines control. UPI reports in Kiev say Macmillan is a middleman, but failure seems likely as Berlin stalemate persists.
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Russia
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Eisenhower
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Kc. Thaler
Army Fires Jupiter On Test Flight
The Army launched a Jupiter test flight at Cape Canaveral early today marking a successful flight of a 50 ton weapon. Air Force personnel aided the launch from Huntsville and the defense department confirmed the test was successful evaluating the nose cone warhead engine and fusing system.
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Ala
Defense Department
Weather forecast for Ohio regions and slight showers
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio expect mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a high near 46. Tonight will be cooler with a chance of occasional rain or snow and a low around 32. Saturday sees morning showers then partial clearing by afternoon. Temperature ranges and precipitation are noted with sunrise at 7 5 a.m. and sunset at 6 16 p.m.
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Riot and Fires Hit Malta Dockyard and Ohio Turnpike Drama
Rioting and fires erupted at Malta’s British navy dockyard after a private firm takeover notice. A pulled gun on Melvin Hazaert caused a high speed chase on the Ohio Turnpike with a sugar truck hijacking thwarted by sheriff and state police. the gun misfired and the suspect fled while authorities closed in.
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UPI
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Sicily
Stewart Madlem
Edward Hale
Rts. 2
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Mitchell
Hale
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Wales
Madlem
British Shipbuilding
State to study Mansfield offer lure for new industry
Gov. DiSalle named a three member cabinet panel to study Mansfield's plan to swap 335 acres of Ohio land for nearby land so a state site can be offered to an unnamed company. The plant would provide sizeable employment and other sites were considered. Separately, Hazaret and Mitchell were questioned after a truck theft incident with possible state or federal charges depending on jurisdiction.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Mansfield
DiSalle
Industrial Area Growth Council of
Ohio
X”’ Corporation
Hazaert
Mitchell
Elyria Post
Paul Dudley
F. J. Bellner
Turnpike Patrol
FBI
Norwalk
Hale
Truck Driver Describes Sugar Haul Hold Up On Ohio Turnpike
Green Bay man Melvin B. Hazaert reports a gunman Charley Mitchell forced a ride from Philadelphia to Cleveland after loading sugar at a warehouse on the Ohio Turnpike. Aimed gun misfired at Elyria Interchange. Hazaert planned to flee at Norwalk toll gate to escape with the vehicle.
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Star Hotel
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Mitchell
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Elyna
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Nun
Elyria
Norwalk
U S Navy reports on Soviet trawler boarding near Newfoundland
A U S Navy destroyer boarded the Soviet fishing trawler Novorossiysk off St Johns Newfoundland to inspect possible damage to Transatlantic cable networks. The action, ordered under a 1884 treaty, was described as routine by UPI reporting, with the ship cooperative. The State Department said Washington would communicate with Moscow on the matter as the White House notified Eisenhower.
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Democrats Seen Set To OK Los Angeles For 1960 Convention
The Democratic National Committee appears ready to choose Los Angeles as the 1960 convention site after a favorable recommendation by the site committee. Chicago and Philadelphia contest, but Los Angeles gains broad Western bloc support and is favored by Committee Chairman Paul Butler.
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UPI
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Philadelphia
Paul M Butler
Ziffren
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California
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DiSalle Eyes 35 Million Increase for Ohio Mental Hospitals
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle tentatively approves a 35 million dollar boost for Ohio mental hospitals. The plan, in his forthcoming appropriation bill, adds 12 million for more doctors nurses and attendants and 900 000 for community clinics plus 3 6 million for staff training. He wants inspections to curb waste and ensure max use of funds while addressing drug shortages at state hospitals.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalle
Jay Collins
Euclid-Glenville Hospital
Cleveland
Collins
Cleveland State Hospital
Chicago Water Bill Faces Tough Going
Great Lakes states and Canada rejected Chicago’s plan to divert 1000 cubic feet of Lake Michigan water per second. Harry C. Brother said the conference strongly opposes the bill, predicting Senate hurdles and a possible presidential veto. About 100 officials attended the two day meeting and a resolution opposing diversion will be sent to President Eisenhower. The bill sits with the House Public Works Committee.
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UPI
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Canada
Ilinois
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Harry C. Brother
Great Lakes
Senate
Brockel
Eisenhower
House Public Works Committee
Lorain News Briefs and Community Notes
Sub checks totaling twenty thousand dollars will be distributed as SUB payments to eligible Western Automatic employees. SAYCEES honors Corwin Burrer as Lorain County’s outstanding young farmer. An inspector discusses a proposal to raise Lorain permit fees without added services.
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Saycees
Corwin Burrer
Lorain County
Fatal Plymouth blast kills partner and burns two workers
In Plymouth a tractor service firm building exploded and caught fire. Russell Ross, 68, died. Haldon Myers, 51, and Charles Lockabaugh, 66, suffered third degree burns and were hospitalized. Firemen recovered Ross’ body after a two hour blaze. coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Russell Ross
Willard Hospital
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Charles Lockabaugh
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Ross
Huron County
Charles Edel
McQuate Funeral Home
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Boy Sentenced For Jawbreaker Attack On Teacher
In Gary Indiana a 17 year old boy identified as John L Patterson received 360 days in prison and a 570 dollar fine after allegedly boasting he would harm a teacher. Judge A Martin Katz called him an animal in the jungle and ordered placement at Indiana State Farm in Pendleton to back up teachers and protect society from such youths.
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Patterson
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