Ike to Urge Taft Hartley Amendment
WASHINGTON UPI Republican congressional leaders said President Eisenhower will submit to Congress on Wednesday an overall labor legislation program urging amendments to the Taft Hartley Act and curbs on racketeering in unions. They added the President agrees with blowing the whistle on Lyndon B. Johnson’s prediction of frequent vetoes this session, but he has no plan to threaten veto powers in advance. The leaders also said a special agriculture message would go to Congress Thursday if both houses are in session.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol Hill
Three Bendix Westinghouse workers survive plunge into ravine
Three Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co employees, Bertha Rigo Emma Kenzik and Mildred Shank, escaped serious injury when their car skidded off Abbe Road near Judge Findley’s property and plunged 55 feet into a shallow ravine. All were treated as fair at Elyria Memorial Hospital for abrasions head contusions and a forehead cut. Witnesses Eugene Sprague and Edward Noonan aided, an ambulance arrived with Deputy J L Myers continuing the investigation.
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Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Abbe Rd
Guy B. Findley
Burns Rd
Fair
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bertha Rigo
Ashland Ave
Lorain
Emma Kenzik
Meister Rd
Mildred Shank
Fairfax Rd
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Edward Noonan
Schadden Rd
Sprague
Noonan
Mrs. Shank
Rigo
Myers
DiSalle rules out Ohio state income tax in address
Governor Michael V. DiSalle used the state of the state message to rule out a state income tax while urging a 10 point program. He called for ending capital punishment, tougher racketeering laws, and stronger civil rights protections. He urged a new approach to local government aid and outlined plans to curb gambling, narcotics, and prostitution while pushing for repeal of the death penalty.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
Toledo Democrat
DiSalle
Tabor
Salle
Ohio
Distressed Areas Aid Bill Planned
Washington lawmakers from both parties urged a 39.5 million dollar distressed areas aid plan aimed at hard hit communities. The proposal mirrors a vetoed bill from last August and contrasts with Eisenhower administration requests for 53 million dollars next year to alleviate unemployment in troubled regions. Senator Paul H. Douglas and 32 Democrats with 6 Republicans organize the measure, denying it mirrors the vetoed initiative while seeking swift action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul H. Douglas
D-Tl
Weather Outlook for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Mostly cloudy and not as cold today with highs 23 to 29. Partly cloudy tonight, little change in temperature, low 3 to 14. Wednesday warmer with a temperature range around 13 to 20. Monday’s high/low not provided. trace precipitation in 24 hours ending 1 p.m. Monday. Humidity values range from 8 percent in the morning to 81 percent at 1 p.m. Moonrise tonight at 9:09 p.m., moonset Wednesday around 9:05 p.m.
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Ohio
Moonshot Set for Feb 28 At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPD says the Army plans a February 28 launch of a second moon rocket carrying a 13 pound payload to skim past the moon. Despite prior Air Force failures and Eisenhower veto threats, officials stress the mission's potential to spur production and industrial growth through strategic federal financing and development funds. The plan involves multiple revolving loan funds for industrial and rural redevelopment and public facilities to attract new industries.
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Fla
Russia
Lunik
Air Force
Army
Eisenhower
Congress
Dpmegle
Senate
Scout Council seeks 175000 for camp needs drive
Where To Turn Scout outlines related SCOUT COUNCIL camp needs and a $175,000 fund drive at the annual meeting with officers named. Lorain solicitor will not seek re election. candidate for post and two council seats listed. Amherst Jaycees surprise father named for annual distinguished service award as board reaffirms plan to construct classrooms only and rejects change requests.
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Scout Council
Lorain
Saree Nee Center Cenemersaces Pet
Amherst Jaycees
Eseerereeeeeen
Prs
Slyria Board
Seaway Toll Criticism Strains Canada US Ties
Cleveland speakers at John Carroll University Seaway Symposium warned that U S insistence on Seaway tolls could harm Canada-U S relations. Stuart Armour of the Steel Company of Canada criticized tolls as costing Canada about 800 million dollars or 345 per person, highlighting wide costs to a population of 17 million.
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UPI
America
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
U.S
Stuart Armour
The
Steel Company of Canada
Armour
H. Chapson Rose
the Treasury
Four Ohio Counties Declared Disaster Areas After Floods
The SBA designated Monroe Morgan Sandusky and Washington counties in Ohio as disaster areas due to flood damages. Previously declared counties include Franklin Muskingum Licking and Knox.
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Washington
UPI
Small Business Administration
SBA
Ohio
Monroe
Morgan
Sandusky
Franklin
Muskin' S Gum
Licking
Knox
Officials Rush Flood Aid Plans in Ohio
State officials, confident the Ohio flood season is ending, moved quickly to plan relief and prevention measures. Meetings in Cleveland Cincinnati Findlay and Alliance briefed county and local officials on qualifying for federal disaster funds and expediting emergency repairs. Red Cross will fund aid by need and has 43 Ohio operations. SBA loans offer 3 percent terms with 20 year payback.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Findlay
Alliance
Red Cross
Robert Murphy
George Rothrock
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Small Business Administration
Stolen Baby Found by Police and Mom of Three Arrested
Police recovered 28 day old Johnny Tavarez alive and arrested 25 year old mother of three Asuncion Ortiz for kidnapping. The infant’s footprints matched hospital records and his parents Doralisa Tavarez and Jose Tavarez confirmed him as their child. Ortiz used alias Gladys Garcia and lured the mother to a fake address before abducting the baby.
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New York
UPI
Johnny Tavarez
Johnny
Hus
Espond
Angel Ortiz
Diario
Tavarez
Vanes
Dammnation & West Siue
Asuncion Ortiz
Johnnary
Doralisa Tavarez
Jose
Metropolitan Hospital
James Leggett
Oriie
Gladys Garcia
Ortiz
Mrs. Tavarez
Ortizes
Henry
Sandra
Edwin
New York City
Lisa Rose Chionchio
Brooklyn
Khrushchev Unveils Seven Year Plan To Outpace U.S.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev launched a sweeping seven year plan aimed at ending the cold war through rapid growth in production and higher wages. He predicted Russia would catch up to the United States within a dozen years and abolish direct taxes on wage earners by 1965. The plan targets a 62 to 65 percent rise in national income and broad tax relief, signaling a decisive shift in the global balance in favor of socialism.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Classified Ad Note in Chronicle Telegram Ad Backup
Ad text mentions renting rooms or apartments, urging quick action. Includes contact numbers FA 33321 in Elyria and CE 36173 in Lorain. Mentions a 5 room and bath setup, private, with first night implied. No clear individual names or organizations beyond local classifieds.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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