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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1959

Page

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DiSalle Sworn In As Ohio Governor In Capitol Ceremony

Michael DiSalle, 55, Toledo native and first governor from that city, was sworn in as Ohio’s 55th governor by Chief Justice Carl W. Weygandt at the Capitol. Thousands of Democrats and spectators filled grounds as relatives and officials witnessed the oath, with Monsignor Casey delivering remarks and state leaders ranging from McElroy to Ferguson present.

Columbu Michael . Vincent “DiSalle Ohio Capitol Ohio Supreme Court Carl W. Weygandt Weygandt DiSalle Anthony Assuinda DiSalle Italy Joseph K. Casey St. Catharine's Vic Donahey Mark .McElroy Joseph T. Ferguson Gary Ted. W.brown James A. “Rhodes William’ O’neill di- I

Nixon Sees U S Gaining Ground in Space Race

President Nixon and aides debate progress in space and missiles with officials split on lead in rocket technology. Rep. Overton Brooks urges a one billion dollar space push for the coming fiscal year while others doubt sufficient funding in Eisenhower’s plans.

United States Russia Nixon Eisenhower Overton Brooks D-La House Space Committee Space Committee Lée Metcalf D. Mont State of the Union

Mikoyan Talks May Relieve Berlin Crisis

United Press International reports Washington talks between President Eisenhower and Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan set for Saturday aim to ease the Berlin standoff. Western powers studied Soviet proposals on a 23 nation peace plan amid German division tensions and new Soviet cautions against militarism. Diplomatic chatter linked Mikoyan to a possible Khrushchev meeting with Eisenhower as Berlin looms large.

United. Press International West Washington Eisenhower Anastas I. Mikoyan Berlin Germany Aspia West Germany Sian Pro UPI K. C. Thaler London Mikolean Nikita S. Khrushchev

Weather forecast for Ohio today and Tuesday

Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight in Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio with a high near 32 to 37 and a low around 22 to 27. Party cloudy and turning colder Tuesday with a high around 32 to 37 and a low near 22 to 27.

Ohio

Coast Guard searches Alaska for missing C124 plane

A C124 Globe transport with ten to nineteen aboard is missing in the Gulf of Alaska after departing Tacoma for Travis. The Coast Guard launched air and sea searches with two ships and one airplane. Officials say conditions are cold with near normal temperatures and no precipitation expected in the search area through the state.

Kodiak Alaska UPI Coast Guard Tracemaster Gulf of Alastacent Anchorage Elmendorf Air Ohio Force Solitary Air Transport McChord Air Force Base Norma Tacoma Wash Naval Air Orj Travis Force Base California Lake Erie

Ford Secures Large Army Order for Station Wagons

The U S Army placed a contract with Ford Motor Co for 1 735 station wagons at about 3 650 123 dollars. The order includes 1 571 nine passenger and 122 six passenger units. Production will be split among 11 Ford plants with many units at the Lorain plant. area share to be determined later today.

Washington Ford Motor Co U. S. Army 13Th District A.D. Baumhart Jr Ford Lorain

Police end five day search for bamboo shop owner

Tokyo police called off a five day search for Osamu Nakagami 21 owner of a bamboo shop suspected of killing a man found in his shop on Wednesday. Police admitted they learned Nakagami was the murdered man.

Tokyo UPI Osamu Nakagami Nakagami Mar

Where To Turn Constable Loses Pay

Local report notes a Columbia Township constable loses appointive pay and salary but will continue in elected office. The item appears among a newspaper page with sections on community programs, union plans, and local notices.

Columbia Township

SUB Bill Ready For Assembly

Ohio lawmakers anticipate more than two hundred bills this week including a SUB bill to authorize supplemental unemployment benefits for furloughed workers. House Bill No. 2 to be introduced by G D Tablack and Thomas J. Barrett from Youngstown.

Columbus Ohio G. D.tab‘lack Thomas J. Barrett Youngstown

Baby Found After Kidnap. Mother of Eight Arrested

New York police and FBI agents recovered infant Lisa Rose Chionchio and arrested a 43 year old blonde mother of eight for kidnapping the child within 24 hours. The case involved an urgent nationwide search and high profile law enforcement response.

New York UPT FBI Lisa Rose Chionchio

Manned Satellite Planned After Child Found in Brooklyn Apartment

Police said a baby identified as Lisa Rose was found in Mrs. Javarone's Brooklyn apartment. Frank Chionchio, the girl's father, identified the child as his daughter. NASA announced plans to build the first U.S. manned space capsule for an orbital flight to study weightlessness, expected to take about two years and cost over 15 million dollars. The baby’s blood type matches Lisa Rose, while differing from the prisoner and alleged father.

Brook’lyn Jean Tavarone Lisa Rose Jamies B. Leggett Frank Chionchio Leggett Chianchi New-York Port Authority Washington UPD Naional’ Aeronautics and ‘Space Administration NASA McDonnell Aircraft Corpctionchip Louis U.S./peter's Hospital Heé Potencials Space Agency Chionchio Frevites Prue Javarone United States Mani Nerself St. Peter's Hospital Rio DE Janeiro Brazil FBI Lufthansa Westover Park Stamford Rio Morgue Hamburg Germany Buenos Aires

Ohio foresees six million dollar surplus this year

Columbus reports Ohio may balance finances without tax increases. Republican William O'Neill told the Legislature that during the next six months the state could meet needs from existing funds, though he warned the surplus could decline. Continuous coverage notes the surplus outlook.

Columbus William O'Neill Othe Ohio

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