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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1959

Page

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Oklahoma Blaze Kills a Family in Boswell Oklahoma

A fire in a four room frame house in Boswell Oklahoma killed 16 people including a mother Aire Gardner and 10 children along with five nieces and nephews. The father Booker Gardner 45 was away hunting and not found until after bodies were recovered. Fire chief details and structural collapse noted.

Boswell Okla Stanley Shoemake Aire Gardner Booker Gardner J. B. Richberg Gene Nesbit Hugo Daily News

Mikoyan Arrives in Detroit Amid Picket Lines

Russian Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan toured Detroit on a one day visit. Police kept watch as pickets gathered outside Willow Run Airport and planned demonstrations in the city. Reports noted a mix of cheering and hostile crowding, with no injuries reported and security tight around the Soviet official.

Detroit UPI Anastas Mikoyan

Nixon Allows Separate Senate Votes On Rule Alternatives

Vice President Nixon ruled that both sides in the Senate anti-filibuster fight will have clear cut votes on alternative proposals to Johnsons compromise rule. Mansfield said there was no hijacking and Johnson offered first. The ruling allows separate votes on amendments before Johnsons measure, with the Johnson proposal to come to a vote last.

Washington UPD Richard M. Nixon Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Nixon Mike Mansfield D-Mont Mansfield Johnson Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m Castro Congress Havana Anderson

Castro Leads Rebel Triumph into Havana as U.S. Recognizes

Fidel Castro, backed by U.S. recognition, arrives in Havana at the head of armored units and 2,000 seasoned guerrillas. The scene follows Johnson’s push for Senate rules changes and Mansfield notes about votes as debate unfolds. Distant gunfire reported amid political maneuvering continues through the congressional session.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro U.S

Mikoyan Seeks Berlin Accord for Berlin Dispute

East German leader says Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan is in the United States to press for a settlement of the East-West Berlin dispute. The report notes Mikoyan’s mission as part of ongoing Cold War diplomacy and Berlin tension.

Berlin UPI Anastas Mikoyan United States

It Has Class Appeal Smuggling Novel On Spring List

London based Longman Publishing Co printed the line Of special appeal to smugglers beside Contra Band Cargoes on its spring list, signaling a niche market appeal for readers drawn to illicit trade themes.

Class Appeal London UPI Long- Mans Publishing Co

Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

Considerable cloudiness with a touch of snow showers today and tonight. Highs 18 to 25, lows around 18 to 25, turning colder with a 18 to 35 range Wednesday. Precipitation in 24 hours ending Wednesday evening trace. Humidity at 7 am 63 percent, 1 pm 67 percent, 7 pm 78 percent. Sun up 7:53, sun set 7:15. Moonrise 6:59, moonset 5:06. Amherst and nearby towns noted with local times.

Ohio

Quakelike A-Blasts May Block Test Ban

Two UPI reported U.S. atomic explosions that resembled earthquakes may derail an international nuclear test ban. The blasts also raise the possibility that Soviet underground tests could be ongoing during Geneva talks, unseen by the West.

Washington UPI U.S Geneva U. S White House Congressional Atomic Committee Lend

Hole To Be Closed Heart Surgery Due Next Week

A Cleveland area family faces financial strain as Marsha Workman, a 11 year old, prepares for open heart surgery to close a hole in the heart’s upper chamber. Discovered in 1957, the defect led to tests and a July 1958 cath, with surgery planned at a Clinic. Her father, a gardener, lost nine months of work and the family seeks support while awaiting the operation.

Workman Sileen Marsha Work Paul Workman Til Cleve-Marsha Newton Dland St Baker Health Center Cleveland Marsha Brown Ford Brownhelm Castro Matanzas United Health Foundation Havana

Negotiators Reach Three Year Pact Averting Strike

The Pfaudier Co. union agrees to a three year contract, strike averted, as talks conclude. Greater Elyria plans a home housing project off Lake Ave just outside the Elyria city boundary, with funding announced. Open heart surgery for a patient at Cleveland Clinic next week is funded by the Greater Elyria area. In lighter news, Marsha enjoys kindergarten while her 10 month old sister Karen will miss her during a planned two and a half weeks in hospital.

Greater Elyria Cleveland Clinic Marsha Karen

Howenstine Dies At 69 Ex Elyrian champion for crippled children

E J Howenstine 69 former Elyrian and longtime advocate for handicapped children died yesterday in a Tucson Arizona hospital He led the National Society for Crippled Children from 1935 to 1945 and was honored in Tucson as Man of the Year 1954 He was born in Bellefontaine Ohio and earlier served Elyria as Chamber of Commerce secretary and helped establish Gates Hospital for Crippled Children He survived by his wife Roberta two daughters and two sons.

E. J. Howenstine Elyrian Tucson Ariz Howenstine Elyria Chamber of Commerce National Society For Crippled Children Easter Seal Society Homecrafters Inc Tucson Public Schools Jay Howenstine Bellefontaine Miami University Oxford Board of Education Gates Hospital Roberta William Coinman Clayton N. M James Pre

Soviet Red China Relations Decline Amid Cold Tensions

Diplomatic sources report cooler ties between the Soviet Union and Red China as Peiping presses for ideological leadership. Moscow reportedly halts Chinese ambitions and reasserts its command of the Communist world, though no open break is seen. Cuban comments also noted a shift in alliance rhetoric.

Cuba Peiping Moscow Peking Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Communist Party

Want Ad Spells Out Employers Attitude in Maine Paper

A Maine newspaper carried a help wanted ad that warned applicants they would lose a chance at steady work if they did not earn 85 dollars weekly to fill a full time position. The piece touts Chronicle Telegram classifieds urging readers to contact FA 3-332 in Elyma or CE 3-173 in Lorain for a helpful ad writer.

Maine Help Chronicle - Telegram Dial Elyma Lorain

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