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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1959
Page
1
The article discusses education as a launching of celestial hardware and compares the U S system with Russia's. It cites expert comments by Woodring on education and previews Elyria High's basketball district tournament clinched by defeating North Olmsted, with more on pages 19 and 20.
The youth forum explores curfew arguments with emphasis on teen welfare and family guidance. The piece notes other related discussions in the Youth Forum Speake series and hints at a broader reading section in the Week-End Dividend Pages, including a Lorain council budget note on proposed appropriations.
ARGENTIA Newfoundland UPI reports a Soviet fishing trawler operating off Newfoundland when Atlantic cable breaks occurred is considered "quite likely" connected. The lead officer of the US Navy boarding party inspecting the vessel said Friday that the ship probably caused the disturbances.
The 90-foot Thor-Able launched at 2 58 am est from Cape Canaveral as the Army prepared for a weekend attempt to place a 13-pound gold plated satellite around the sun to chase Russia s Lunik. Recovery of the nose cone was hoped for due to improved guidance and long range flight.
The World Congress of Flight will convene at the Convention Center on April 12 with most nations present. A UPI telephoto caption notes the scene, highlighting the changing desert scenery as a backdrop to the conference.
A Thor-Able two stage rocket failed to fire its second stage during a planned New Year test at Vandenberg AFB California. The mission aimed to place a 130 pound satellite into polar orbit to study cosmic rays and radiation bands.
An unidentified trawler Hale was intercepted Wednesday at 5 p.m. near the gate area. The crew, speaking mixed English and French, boarded after a Russian crew member assisted. Officials noted no hostility or gifts offered, and logs showed possible overfishing in the zone.
A weathered AP style brief describes a Space vehicle launch facing several delays. Technicians perform final checks while the rocket holds near completion. The article notes repeated hold times and gravity research as part of the planned procedure. Continued on Page 2.
UPI report says China Reds may renew sea and air bombardment of Quemoy and Matsu as us officials note intensified buildup and recon probes. Washington reserves right to seek damages for cable breaks after US boarded Soviet trawler Novorossisk under international law.
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald outlined a plan to extend paid vacations, arguing full employment matters more than rising prices as contract talks with Big Steel begin in May. He noted 319,000 members unemployed or underemployed and urged a three month paid vacation every five years to reduce hours and jobless rates while defending the policy against inflation charges.
Ohio issues 198 license plates with bright red letters on white, on sale Monday. They must be displayed after April to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Miami University in Oxford, whose colors are red and white.
Unidentified gunmen fired at the home of Premier Fidel Castro on Cojimar Beach in Havana Friday night. Castro was absent and no injuries were reported. A police spokesman said the attack did not target Castro, suggesting neighbors may have been shooting at a burglar.
Premier Khrushchev plans to fly to East Germany to visit the Leipzig International Fair after talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Macmillan urged renewed East West negotiations for peace, while Khrushchev signals desire for a summit meeting amid Berlin tensions.
Fremonts public bus service will stop in June after school ends due to ongoing deficits. Asa Harmon of Fremont Transit Lines informed Mayor C. W. Buxter that operation must cease unless funds or a plan are found. No city action has been taken to run the lines.
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