First Communist Defector Pilot Crashes on Formosa East Coast
A Chinese Communist MIG defected to Nationalists, landed on Formosa with slight damage near an emergency strip on the east coast. Reports say the pilot was killed, while officials refused to confirm fate. It was the first such defect since 1949.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Peng Meng Nhi
Liu Hoh-tu
Liu
Lu Chiao
Chekiang Province
Nanchishan
Redheld
Matsus
Air Force
Hu Chen-hsiang
Junius Griffin
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Uan
Chiang Kai-shek
Chekiang
Fukien
Taipe
Weather Outlook for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Cloudy conditions with occasional rain or showers tonight and Wednesday. Highs around 42 to 47, tonight’s lows 40 to 45. Monday’s range 31 to 38, last year same day 14 to 40. 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p.m. Monday trace. Humidity 85 percent at 7 a.m., 55 percent at 1 p.m., 82 percent at 7 p.m. Lake Erie winds southeast 18 to 26 mph veering south to southwest 20 to 30 mph tonight. Rain today and tonight likely starting as freezing rain this morning.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Bender Plans Independent Run After Being Left Off Ohio Slate
George H. Bender, omitted from Ohio’s Republican National Convention delegate slate, says he will run on his own while pledging to back two Ohioans for president and vice president. He remains allied with Nixon and hinted at potential future congressional plans after resigning from a Teamsters cleanup committee.
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Bender
Washington
UPI
George H. Bender
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Nixon
Teamsters Union
Congress
Wreck Victim Hurt Relieved By Fireman In Fatal Train Crash
A South Western Limited wreck near Wellington left Claude G. Hurley of Indianapolis in critical condition with concussion and internal injuries after being relieved by fireman Phil Lehman of Cleveland. Hurley’s wife, a passenger, was in serious condition in Oberlin. Other injured from Allen Memorial Hospital include Beverly Jennings and 16 more with various injuries. none of the hospital cases are listed as critical.
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New York Central
Southwestern Limited
Wellington
Medina Community Hospital
Claude G. Hurley
Indianapolis
Phil J. Lehman
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
Hurley
Allen Hospital
E. F. Barker
Akron
Charles Chatlain
Richmond
Calif
Raymond DuBois
Beechgrove
Ind
Polly Fleece
Cleveland Heights
Josephine Guenevich
Beneld
George Guilfoyle
Charles LaBounty
Depew. M
Norman Labounty
Corrine Mitchell
Robert D. Morris
Anderson
Paul A. Hough
Lebanon
Claude Hurley
Evangie Jones
Henry W. Kirstein
Olive Neff
Elizabeth Suet
Marion
Helen Watkins
Jobless Mobs Riot in Caracas
Caracas saw violent riots as jobless mobs attacked buildings and looted stores. A Spanish immigrant was killed and at least 23 wounded as troops and police battled rioters. over 200 arrests were made. President Betancourt returned to Caracas to address the turmoil amid claims of provocateurs and thieves.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Romulo Betancourt
Guanare
Spencer Irwin Editor Dies at 59 in Cleveland
Spencer D. Irwin, 59, associate editor and foreign news analyst of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, died today after a heart attack at a meeting. He had worked for the paper since 1926 and earned honors from Italy France Czechoslovakia and Roumania during his travels for the newspaper.
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Cleveland
UPI
Spencer D. Irwin
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Irwin
Mount Sinai Hospital
Plain Dealer
Italy
France
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Butter Churns Using Washing Machine in California
Mrs Henry Schroeder of Greenwood California uses a clothes washer to churn butter by pouring cream into the machine and running the wash cycle for 90 minutes then draining to remove buttermilk and rinsing to ready for next load.
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Greenwood, Calif
UPI
Henry Schroeder
Senator Young Named Citizen of the Year by Veterans Group
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio is named Citizen of the Year by the American Veterans Committee for his forthright defense of individual freedom. He spoke to AVC at their June convention in Atlantic City after accepting the award, despite prior scrutiny from an Ohio American Legion council over a New York EC L C dinner speech.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
American Legion
The
American Veterans Committee
AVC
Young
Legion
Committee
Atlantic City
Veterans Group
Hamilton County
Council of the American Legion
New York
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
ECLC
Council
Pentagon
Irvin Lechliter
Pool plans shelved by Lorain school board at Admiral King
Lorain school board shelves plans for a swimming pool at Admiral King High School. Mayor pledges economy in city departments. County auditor staff finish TAN rate computations. Elyria board elects P. R. Smith as president and grants W. O. McClellan a new housing director pact.
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Lorain
Admiral King High School
Eee
Elyria Board
P. R. Smith
W. O. McClellan
New Pact
34 Year Coma Ends With Death in Ohio Accident
Mrs. Alice Walters of Kettering died in Vandalia nursing home after a coma of three and a half years from a 1956 auto crash. Coroner said she had an inoperable head injury. Her husband Fred Walters, 63, was injured and died months after the crash.
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Dayton
Alice Walters
Kettering
Duck takes lead after dog’s death in Winston-Salem
Tippy the duck tries to live like a dog after one of Mrs. Jack Thrower’s three dogs died. The duck eats dog food from the same dish and sleeps in the dog pen to comfort the remaining dogs in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
UPI
Tippy the Duck
Jack Thrower
Tippy
Crisis Looms as Pinay Faces Firing Clash with Debre
Paris reports say President de Gaulle will decide if Finance Minister An toine Pinay is dismissed risking a severe political and economic crisis. Pinay and Premier Debre clash over policy as markets react. cabinet decision could trigger emergency powers and affect NATO and the summit.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Michel Debre
Debre
de Gaulle
France
NATO
U N Command Relieves Captain Over Shaving Incident
UPI reports U.N. Command removes U.S. Army Capt. John W. McEnery from command for ordering the shaving of two Korean prostitutes. First Sgt. Ora Curnutte is admonished. Pvt. Harry K. Saunders escaped punishment. The action follows a Korean protest and a formal demand for measures to prevent recurrence.
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Korea
Harry K. Saunders
Kansas City
Republic of Korea
United States
ROK
U.N. Command
U.S
Author Nevil Shute Dies in Australia at 60
Nevil Shute Norway known as Nevil Shute, author of On The Beach and A Town Like Alice, died tonight in a Melbourne hospital from a stroke at age 60. He had lived on a Langwarrin farm in semi isolation. The writer was born in Ealing and educated at Shrewsbury and Balliol College Oxford. The film adaptation of On The Beach recently premiered worldwide.
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Australia
UPI
Nevil Shute
Shute
Alice
Langwarrin
Victoria
Nevill Shute
Norway
London
Ealing
Shrewsbury Public School
England
Oxford
Balliol College
Freezing Rain Hits Midwest Across Central States
Freezing rain disrupted travel in the Midwest as warm air pushed temperatures up in central states. The storm affected western Michigan to northern Minnesota and stretched to Indiana Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and parts of Kansas with hazardous glazed highways. A warm air mass raised highs to near six degrees in Kansas City Missouri as cloudiness and rain spread nationwide.
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Midwest
West
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Kansas
Kansas City
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Lancashire Fusiliers Leave Cyprus After Three Years
The 1st Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers sailed from Limassol Cyprus after three years of duty including operations against the EQKA underground.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Lancashire Fusiliers
Limassol
EQKA
Cuba Rejects U S Protest Over Seizures in Agrarian Reform
Havana reports the Cuban government rejected a U S protest note on property seizures under Castro's land reform. Acting Foreign Minister Marcelo Fernandez Font says the note does not address Cuba's basic reform system while promising to study it. The case heightens tensions as Cuba plans further expropriations of American sugar lands and other holdings.
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UPS
U.S
Cuba
Marcelo Fernandez Font
State Department
Phillip W. Bonsal
Fernandez
Washington
del Castro
U. S
Castro
Ohioan Doubts Need For Laws On Quiz Shows
Rep Samuel L. Devine of Ohio doubts the necessity of new laws to stop rigged quiz shows. He favors federal agency action through the FTC and FCC, notes misleading advertising as a bigger issue, and worries about censorship if legislation is proposed, though he sees possible limits on TV commercials.
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Washington
UPI
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
Devine
Legislative Oversight
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Classified Ad Offer for Chronicle Telegram Readers
55 million copies of newspapers sold daily in the U S. Chronicle Telegram Classified ad urges readers to place ads by calling FA 3 3321 in Etrvia or CE 3 6173 in Lairain. Breeding ewes and Holstein heifers listed with contact EA 1 321.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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