Eisenhower Insists U S Won’t Interfere in Cuba Crisis
President Eisenhower told Cubans the United States has no plan to interfere in Cuba’s internal affairs or join reprisals. He and Secretary Herter condemned Castro’s attacks and urged continued friendly ties while criticizing Castro's rhetoric and property seizures.
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UPI
Eisenhower
United States
Christian A. Herter
Sudan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Philip W. Bonsal
Havana
Herter
Five-year-old attacked by stray dogs in Missouri neighborhood
A five year old boy Dale Naes was dragged by about seven stray dogs near his St Louis County home and rescued by nearby women. He escaped with cuts and bruises as residents fear ongoing dog packs following a prior fatal attack in Hazelwood on May 23.
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Dale Naes
St. Louis County
Missouri
Mark Draper
Hazelwood
Humphrey DiSalle Kennedy Rift Tests Ohio Primary
Senator Hubert Humphrey arrives in Columbus to decide whether to enter Ohio's May 3 Democratic primary. He plans talks with Gov. DiSalle and may align with the DiSalle Kennedy faction if he runs. Wisconsin voting already underway for both Humphrey and Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Wisconsin
Ohio Pastors
Ohio State University
Press Club of
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Illinois
Miles Lord
Lord
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a cooling trend. Light snow flurries possible this morning. high around 24 to 28 degrees. Low tonight 20 to 25. Wednesday expected to remain cloudy with cooler temperatures. Monday’s high 22 to 32. previous Monday 20 to 42. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ended 7 p.m. Monday was trace. Humidity readings varied from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunrise 7:44 a.m., sunset 5:35 p.m. Moonrise 6:03 a.m., moonset 4:21 p.m.
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Ohio
Algerian towns erupt in mass anti De Gaulle protests
Demonstrations spread across at least a dozen Algerian cities including Algiers and Oran as thousands of French settlers march with weapons. Prime Minister Debre vows pacification while barricades rise and tensions mount amid ongoing clashes and casualties.
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Bone
Constantine
Sidi Bel Abbes
Tiaret
Tlemcen
Orleansville
France Stands Firm Over Algeria Policy After Algiers Visit
Premier Michel Debre returned from a night trip to rebel tor n Algiers and pledged that France will let Algerians decide their future. He warned European settlers there that De Gaulle’s Fifth Republic will not tolerate armed revolt. Debre met with De Gaulle and Pierre Guillaumat before flying back to France. The visit followed deadly riots that had left two dead and 126 wounded. Debre planned a broadcast appeal to insurgents to lay down arms at 8 p.m. local time.
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Oran
Michel Debre
Paris
Algeria
Debre
UPI
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Fifth Republic
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Diana Barrymore Dies At 38 In Manhattan Apartment
New York police report actress Diana Barrymore found dead in her Manhattan apartment at age 38. She was discovered by her maid face down on the bed with three empty liquor bottles and sedatives nearby. autopsy pending to determine cause of death.
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New York
UPI
Diana Barrymore
Actor John Barrymore
Manhattan
Miss Barrymore
Joseph McLaughlin
McCray Seeks Democratic Nomination for 13th District
Elyria Assistant County Prosecutor J William McCray announces another bid for the Democratic nomination in the 13th Congressional District. He faces Donald Barroto of Pittsfield Township as a challenger, while State Sen Charles A Mosher leads the GOP effort with Lorain Oberlin and Vermilion party leaders backing him. McCray has received district wide support and pledges toward a hoped $15 000 campaign budget, with petitions to be filed today. Attorney Richard T Laux says he will not run for state senate.
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J. William McCray
Elyria
McCray
Loraine
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Donald Barroto
Pittsfield Township
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
GOP
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Atty
Richard T. Laux
Dinner with Ike dinner tickets exceed 3400 in Cleveland
More than 3400 tickets have been sold for the $1a plate Dinner with Ike sponsored by Northeastern Ohio Republicans in Public Hall. Treasury Secretary Robert B Anderson will speak at the event, one of 75 such dinners nationwide to raise funds for the Republicans.
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UPI
Ike
Ohio
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Public Hall
Drug Firm Claims Small Profit on Mil town Tablets
Carter Products Inc. president Henry H. Hoyt testified before the Senate subcommittee that the firm earns only slightly more than one cent profit per Mil town tablet. Subcommittee investigators say the company posted about 35 percent return on net worth after taxes last year, well above the 11 percent industry average. Hoyt appeared under subpoena after previously refusing to testify due to grand jury concerns. Daily Mil town dosage averaged three tablets, retailing about 30 cents.
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UPI
Carter Products Inc
America
Miltown
Henry H. Hoyt
Senate Anti- Trust and Monopoly
Subcommittee
U.S
Hoyt
Subpena
New York
Books Move Fast at Monterey Peninsula College Move
About 700 students moved more than 16 000 books between the old and new libraries on Monday at Monterey Peninsula College. They worked between classes and were fueled by free coffee and doughnuts.
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Monterey
Calif
Monterey Peninsula College
Soviet Officials To Tour 10 States
Twelve top Russian government leaders including D S Polyansky will visit the United States for 24 days on a tour of ten states. They will inspect factories farms schools hospitals and housing while meeting governors and officials. The trip marks a rare high level exchange as Khrushchev era leaders look toward a possible Kremlin leadership transition.
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NEW York
UPI
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
D. S. Polyansky
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Anastas L Mikoyan
Frol R. Kozlov
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Florida
Ilinois
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
North Dakota
Two Senators Enough Gates Wins Senate Approval
The Senate approved the nomination of Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr. with only two senators present. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Republican Leader Everett Dirksen were on the floor as the clerk read names and approval occurred without objections. Johnson had indicated on Monday that consideration was postponed at the request of some senators.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Everett Dirksen
Johnson
Gates
Lorain County industrialist to head Firelands Boy Scout Council
Lorain County industrialist named to lead the Firelands Area Boy Scout Council and to head a fundraising campaign. The council group continues study of city finances and plans another meeting as a key deadline nears. A popular Elyria chef was injured in a crash on Route 113 currently listed in critical condition.
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Lorain County
Firelands Area
Boy Scout Council
Lead Fund Campaign Int Pg
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Elyria
Milk Tops Drink Popularity Revealed by Wine Institute
Wine Institute research finds milk as the most popular beverage with the average American consuming 35.2 gallons. Classified ad excerpt invites readers to place ads through Elyria and Lorain numbers, featuring a mention of a like new STORKLINE baby crib for $25 and a seller named Sam Rolich at 760 S. Durkee.
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Wine Institute
Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Storkline Baby Crib
Sam Rolich
S. Durkee
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