Soviet Rocket Fire Reaches Pacific Test Range
UPI report cites Moscow claiming a 7,750 mile trajectory for a Soviet super rocket aimed at the Pacific. An Australian Qantas crew saw a fiery explosion near the test area and said the nose cone may have landed intact while the final stage burned up.
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Bahama Plane Crash Claims 37 Die. Sailor Is Rescued
A 40-foot cabin cruiser swamped in Bahamian waters two days earlier. Rodney Nesbitt of Walker's Cay survived by clinging to debris until rescued by an Air Force rescue boat after authorities reported 37 dead in the incident.
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Nine die as Avianca Constellation crashes in Jamaica
A Colombian Avianca Constellation from New York crashed on the Montego Bay runway killing 37 aboard. Nine survived with minor injuries, including four passengers and five crew members. Among the dead are Thomas C. Capehart and his wife Elizabeth, traveling from Miami with two others. The craft had diverted for engine trouble, left New York Wednesday, and reached Jamaica at 2:30 am.
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Miami
Weather brief for Northeastern Ohio with snow flurries
Cloudy and cold with occasional snow flurries today tonight and Friday. High around 20 to 22. Lows near 15 to 30. Wind from the west at 15 to 25 mph. Precipitation 0.03 inch in 24 hours ending Wednesday 7 p.m. Humidity ranges noted with sunrise 7:48 a.m. and sunset 5:29 p.m. Moonrise 12:38 a.m. Moonset 12:03 p.m. Lake Erie winds expected 15 to 25 mph with snow flurries.
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Annexations Bring Shifts Budget Group Allots $986 722
The Lorain County Budget Commission set 1960 allocations totaling 986 722, with 554 244 from sales tax and 432 748 from bank deposits. Annexations shifted funds from Elyria, Black River and Brownhelm townships to Elyria and Lorain cities. Elyria gains 5 754 this year. park plans receive 381 237 plus 28 674 balance carried over, while flood concerns in the Vermilion River valley shape oversight of the park program.
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Frank Ayres
Budget Commis
Lorain Steel Plant Sets Safety Record At 8 Million Hours
Lorain National Tube workers achieve a safety milestone logging eight million two hundred sixty thousand man hours without injury. The report notes coverage across the plant as a major achievement in workplace safety.
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Blue Cross official defends hospitalization plans in Cleveland interview
Blue Cross executive vice president John R. Mannix rejects criticism of hospitalization plans. He cites a 63 000 patient study from Lorain and four nearby counties over three months to counter claims of unnecessary admissions and rising costs.
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Lorain County
Edward J. Mowery
Chronicle-Telegram
Mannix
Lorain
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Eight Rate Increases Over 26 Years for Blue Cross Plan
The article notes eight monthly rate increases since Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio began in 1934, with no rise from 1934 to November 1945. The table lists increases affecting semi private hospital accommodations on the family plan for Lorain County within the Cleveland Plan years.
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Lorain County
Hargrove seeks dismissal over alleged illegal evidence
Floyd E. Hargrove asks the court to drop the first degree murder indictment claiming evidence was illegally obtained after detention without due process or warrant. His lawyer argues a confession was coerced under sodium amytal and seeks exclusion of the rifle as state's top exhibit.
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Kennedy Opens Wisconsin Primary Bid Against Humphrey
Senator John F Kennedy campaigns in Wisconsin charging rivals stay on the sidelines awaiting the convention. He announced an April 5 primary fight against Senator Hubert Humphrey in the key state where Humphrey is strongest for the Democratic nomination.
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DiSalle Tries To Quell Ohio Party Dispute
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle seeks to soothe a three way Democratic dispute over Kennedy support. Sen. Hubert Humphrey may enter the Ohio primary to woo delegates while DiSalle and Sen. Stephen Young seek a flexible pledge arrangement. Cuyahoga County Chair Ray Miller presses for Kennedy aligned delegates.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
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Hubert E. Humphrey
Minnesota
Big Storm Death Toll Rises To 51
The storm killed 51 people across multiple states, including three children under three in Smelterville Idaho and a woman with two children near Emporia Kansas. Nebraska led with 12 deaths, followed by Kansas seven and Texas six as sub-zero temps and icy roads persisted. Most fatalities occurred in auto crashes, by freezing, or heart attacks while shoveling snow.
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Ike Likely Expands Far East Trip Beyond Japan
President Eisenhower may expand his June Far East visit to include South Korea Formosa and the Philippines in addition to Japan. White House says he will travel to Japan around June 20 on the journey home from Russia with possible stops in Seoul Taipei Manila and other Asian nations.
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Ex-Convict Arrest Raises Gulf Plane Crash Link
FBI arrests Robert V. Spears 64 a former convict believed dead in the Gulf of Mexico airliner disaster. The arrest heightens links to two crashes, including a New York to Miami flight near Bolivia North Carolina with 34 dead. Spears allegedly targeted an insurance scam with accomplice William A. Taylor 58 of Tampa.
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Los Angeles
Spears
New York
Miami
Bolivia
N.C
Julian Frank
William Allen Taylor
Tampa
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Victim Arrested in Gulf Airline Crash Case
Dr. Robert Speersleft once thought dead in a Gulf of Mexico airliner crash was taken from FBI offices in Phoenix after arresting him at a motel where he lived under an assumed name.
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Advertising Age notes 25 cents of each dollar goes to food
The ad copy urges selling usable articles via Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads with local contact numbers FA 3-3321 Elyria and CE 3-6172 Lorain. It mentions a like new 52 gallon electric water heater for $25 at 114 S. Center St LaGrange and promotes C-T Want Ads to sell items.
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Lorain
S. Cener St
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