Dulles Calls Russian German Peace Plan Brutal and Stupid
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles labeled Moscow and Moscow backed German peace terms brutal and stupid at a news conference. He warned such plans risk a new European war, urging a reunified Germany under free elections with strong Western ties to prevent renewed aggression.
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Rights Law Prospects Not Good
Washington liberals warned of slim chances for civil rights legislation after the Senate rejected a major anti filibuster change. A 72 to 22 vote approved Lyndon B. Johnson's compromise for a two thirds present and voting rule. Liberals vow to renew the fight in the next Congress.
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie coast
Cloudy and cooler today with a few snow flurries in the extreme east near Lake Erie. Highs 32 to 37. Partial clearing and colder tonight with lows 22 to 28. Wednesday remains considerably cloudy and a touch warmer. Temperature ranges and precipitation and humidity figures are noted for Monday. Sunrise 7 52 a m sunset 5 20 p m.
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DiSalle’s Inaugural Day Highlights Ohio Dems and Ball
Gov. DiSalle begins his term with a light first day while the Inaugural Ball garners good attendance. A new salary bill cuts highway director pay and many appointments await his full day agenda as he meets with newsmen and supporters in Columbus.
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Father Refuses to Sign Kidnap Complaint in Baby Case
In Brooklyn, Frank Chionchio declined to sign a formal complaint against Jean Iavarone, 43, charged with kidnapping infant Lisa Rose Chionchio from a hospital crib and holding her for nine days. Iavarone, mother of eight, faced arraignment on a kidnapping charge with a possible 20 years to life. The couple had earlier shown compassion toward the kidnapper as the search unfolded. The child was later found safe, with evidence suggesting Iavarone cared for her as her own.
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Firing Squads Halt War Crimes Trials in Cuba Amid Reprisals
The rebel army command halts day to day war crimes trials and executions in Colon Matanzas Province raising speculation on pace of reprisals. Raul Castro and Batista era forces face reported executions with at least 320 killed since January 1, including 14 immediate deaths and 56 awaiting death in small groups.
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Surplus forecast in Ike's budget reported by GOP leaders
Republican leaders said after a White House briefing that President Eisenhower's new budget would show a surplus of about 100 million dollars for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. They cited figures discussed with John Taber and John Byrnes amid plans to submit a four to five billion dollar fiscal program. The meeting also touched on U.S. missile and space programs and party leadership discussions with Nixon noted but not pressed.
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Indicted Man Held Missing Since 1956 Report Stirs Uproar
A 1956 missing man case resurfaced amid reports of numerous secret executions in Cuban cities including Matanzas Manzanillo Cama guey Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara. Rebels reportedly executed at least 40 people in Havana and other areas after victory while some suspects were linked to Masferrer’s faction.
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Ten Men Held In Cleveland Vice Story Probe
Cleveland police expanded a probe into a case where a runaway 15 year old girl named about 40 men as having illicit relations. Ten men aged 18 to 53 were in custody including a rookie officer, a photographer, and a teen-aged procurer. One charge of statutory rape was filed against James Winude Kelly.
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Legislature To Get Flood Of 200 Bills In Ohio
The 103rd Ohio General Assembly opens with at least 200 bills ready for introduction. Democrats G D Taback and Thomas J Barrett lead House and Senate sponsors from Youngstown. A two-thirds vote is needed to pass an emergency measure, with Republicans largely supportive.
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Vote on Clearview Village plan proceeds in Split Sheffield polls
About 300 voters by 11 a.m. cast ballots in the Sheffield Township special election on incorporating Clearview Village. Precincts show uneven turnout with clears at Clearview School and Vincent and Broadway locations as polls close at 6:30 p.m. A sign feud prompted sheriff involvement with disputes over sign placement outside flag areas.
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Unemployment Rises As Bills Move Through Congress
UPI reports rise in unemployment to 4,108,000 in December, the biggest monthly gain since June, with lawmakers pressing for new checks on SUB legality. Ohio officials note winter weather and job losses in farming and outdoor work. Police in Maidstone jail two men for burglary tied to a pre Christmas paint store sign led break in.
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Union Wins Benefit Payouts for Laid-Off Workers
A union secured multi million dollar benefits for workers laid off amid industry downsizing. The agreement covers severance and medical support, ensuring compensation during transition. Details outline eligibility and payment timelines for affected members.
Lorain Council Eyes 17 Million Allocation At Meeting
The Lorain City Council plans to consider a 17 million dollar appropriation measure at the upcoming session. Trustees in Aussie Township approve paving for controversial concrete plast 1. Weisman is slated as speaker while Jaycees honor Elyria youths on January 22. Oberlin planning noted as NYG roufer with city officials.
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