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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1960

Page

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Algiers Uprising Tests De Gaulle Resolve Amid Barricades

In Algiers a large European settler mob strengthens barricades defying De Gaulle’s call for national order. Paris holds emergency cabinet as rioting, state of siege, and casualties raise fears of a broader clash with the army and mass protests across France.

Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle Michel Debre Algiers de Gaulle Debre Pierre Guillaumat Elysee Palace France Algeria Jacques Massu Oran Dé Gaulle Maurice Challe

Weather report for Northeastern Ohio

Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high of 30 to 35. Tonight cloudy with low around 20 to 22. Tuesday cloudy with snow flurries and colder conditions. Temperatures average eight degrees below normal with continued cold through Thursday and a slight warmup Friday or Saturday. Snow flurries near Lake Erie and total precipitation about half an inch through Tuesday and again Friday or Saturday.

Ohio Lake Erie

Shot Misses Girl By Inches In Cleveland

Three year old Geraldine Butler slept as patrolmen Burks and Burns fired at assault suspect James H. Sullivan. A stray bullet pierced a window sash and lodged in the child’s mattress. Sullivan was wounded in the thigh and captured.

Cleveland UPI Geraldine Butler Herbert Burks Ralph Burns James H. Sullivan

Gates Defends Refined Facts Behind Missile Threat Downgrade

Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr said the down grading of the Soviet missile threat was based on a refined set of facts not guesswork. Testifying before the House Space Committee he rejected charges of basing defense on hunches and noted improved intelligence on Soviet production and ICBM programs.

Washington AJPS Thomas S. Gates Jr U.S Gates House Space Committee House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee Defense Department

Governors Outline Civil Defense Plan With Eisenhower

President Eisenhower meets with six governors led by Nelson Rockefeller to discuss federal state and local duties in civil defense during the atomic age. The group, joined by four Cabinet members and agency heads, plans a national program covering early warning shelters detectors and survivor kits. The Governors’ Conference previously urged rapid federal state and local action to counter nuclear fallout and requested an intensive review of nuclear hazards.

Washington UPI Eisenhower New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Civil Defense Committee U.S Thomas S. Gates Jr Health, Education and Welfare Arthur S. Flemming Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Leo .A. Hoegh Atomic Energy Commision John A. McCone Central Intelligence Allen Dulles Norman P. Mason Governors’ Conference

Citizens urged to take part in politics

West Virginia Governor Cecil H Underwood urged broader political participation at the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. He said participation strengthens freedom and criticized the weakened party system as voters focus on individuals rather than parties. He warned that power and responsibility have become divorces in contemporary politics.

Cleveland UPIC West Virginia Cecil H. Underwood Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce

Woman Dies At 104 In Cleveland Obituary

Frances Taylor, reportedly age 104, died Sunday in Cleveland. Relatives say she was born into slavery in Kentucky, with a long life marked by her survival and resilience.

Cleveland UPI Frances Taylor Beren

Where To Turns Incorporation Is Requested

CLEARVIEW incorporation effort sees petitions filed urging officials to create a new village. Also notes filings for state senate county clerk of courts nominations and a bid for party nominations. Includes plan to expand elementary French instruction in Lorain and honors for a Wellington Holstein breeder with an essay contest win.

Clearview State Senate Clerk of Courts Wellington

Auto Crash Near Milan Kills Youth

A one car wreck four miles north of Milan Saturday evening killed 20 year old R C Johnson of Sandusky and injured three others. James Brown 15 Willie Jackson 17 Isaiah Hill 17 were treated at local hospitals. Johnson died Sunday morning after the vehicle rolled over in a ditch following a loss of control while passing.

Sandusky Milan R. C. Johnson Doerzbach Ave Johnson Erie County Sheriff's Department

Police And Fire Vehicles Crash Involving Chief Killed

Sherwood Volunteer Fire Department Chief Richard K. Sohn was killed when a fire truck he drove collided with a police emergency car en route to a blaze on U S 127 north of Paulding. Police Chief George M. Jones, 58, steered to the roadside. A fireman, Albert Ankney, was hospitalized.

Sohn Albert Ankney U.S. 127 Here

Parolee Pulls Double Liquor Store Robberies in NYC

New York police say 35 year old parolee James Johnson robbed a liquor store Saturday night with a water pistol, obtaining $100, then returned hours later to rob it again for $83. He was captured after the second attempt.

New York UPI James Johnson

Officials Study U S Sanctions Against Cuba

U S officials discuss possible economic sanctions over Cuba’s confiscation of American property while aiming to avoid action that could ruin the Cuban economy. Ambassador Bonsal meets with Secretary Herter as talks continue. options include retracting preferential tariffs and sugar quotas amid concerns of a hasty retaliation.

Washington UPI State Department Cuba U.S U. S Philip W. Bonsal Havana Congress Cube Imar United States Fidel Castro

Steel stocks rebuilt at fast rate in early 1940s data

Shipments of finished steel run 3 percent ahead of consumption enabling rapid stock rebuilding. The Steel Magazine notes nearly five million tons added to inventories in the first quarter with shipments and consumption totaling about 8.5 million and 6.8 million tons respectively. Curbing demand remains light as lead times normalize and auto makers target first quarter goals.

Cleveland Ohio UPD Steel Magazine Metalworking Weekly

Drillers Push Toward Africa Mine Gallery

In Coalbrook South Africa a massive diamond drill advances toward a rubble blocked gallery 515 feet underground as 440 miners remain trapped after Thursday’s cave in. The goal is a 14 inch shaft to supply air water and food to potential survivors amid weekend cave ins and 8 000 tons of debris blocking access.

Coalbrook API South Africa Clydesdale

Summary of U S fires kills 21 people including 16 children

Six children under 10 die when a frame home in Tompkinsville Kentucky burns after an overheated stove. In Manning South Carolina six perish in a tenant house fire caused by a tipped Raspling jean. Four children die in a Conshohocken Pennsylvania home while a mother and daughter are rescued nearby. Three girls aged 4 to 12 burn to death in their beds in Texas. A widowed mother Ruth Hays Lee and son Henry Lee die in Knoxville Tennessee as others escape.

Tompkinsville J. B. Maxey Manning S.C Conshohocken Gerald Kohansky Carol Tex Grady Foster Knoxville, Tenn Ruth Hays Lee Henry €. Lee

New Chicago Chief Plans Big Shakeup

Kyran Phelan named temporary Chicago police commissioner after a political battle between Mayor Daley and Gov Stratton. He pledges a top level reshuffle as the department recovers from a major scandal. Commissioner Timothy J. O’Connor resigns for health reasons after 31 years on the force and plans a civil service return as captain.

Kyran Phelan Richard J.daley Wil Tam G. Stratton Daley Timothy J. O’connor Stratton Chicago

Fire Truck Engine Catches Fire in Sydney Heat

Sydney firefighters respond to a blaze as heat reaches 103 degrees. The engine of a fire truck answering the alarm caught fire, delaying efforts and prompting emergency action in the urban heat.

Sydney Australia UPI

Diamonds Drive 1959 Record Sales In Six Months

Diamond rings for a six month period in 1959 set an all time high as smitten males bought 126.5 million dollars. Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads offer a venue to sell toys tools furniture and other unused items. Dial FA 33321 Elyria or CE 36173 Lorain to place a classified ad. Caloric gas stove in good condition Giles Rd corner of Durkee RI 2618. Sold with a Want Ad.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Larain Giles Rd Durkee

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