Atlas Missiles Fired From Both Coasts
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles launched from Cape Canaveral Florida and Vandenberg California marked the peak of a busy rocket day. A Navy balloon ascended to 22 miles from a Atlantic fleet carrier, and a Wallops Island Virginia test deployed instruments 600 miles up. Wake Island area recovery efforts focus on a data capsule carried in a nose nose cone during the Atlantic flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
API
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Blliviry Ohat
Navy
United States
Canada
Wallops Island
Alamogordo
N.M
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Vandenberg
Strategic Air Command
Wake Island
South Atlantic
15000 Steel Workers Free To Strike Now
Pittsburgh report notes 15,000 steelworkers nationwide may strike after Judge Herbert P. Sorg dissolved the Taft Hartley injunctive order. USW says the move marks an historic step and that noncontract workers may get cost of living increases, though few will benefit.Several producers like Pittsburgh Steel Co Moltrup Steel Products U S Steel divisions and Jones & Laughlin had not signed the basic steel contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPS
Yatt-Hartley
Herbert P. Sorg
United Steelworkers Union
Memb Steelworkers
USW
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Moltrup Steel Products
Beaver Falls
U.S. Steel and
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Mansfield man faces death sentence for service station murder
H B Penelton, 20, was sentenced in common pleas court to die in the electric chair on Friday May 13 for the murder of 68 year old Chester A Chalfant during a robbery at a Mansfield service station. Judge James J Mayer had initially set Good Friday April 15 as the date but postponed to allow a 100 day interval before execution.
Lorain County Newspaper Pricing and Publication Details
The notice lists the 1960 issue number 22 dated January 27, 1960 for a daily paper except Sundays and holidays published by Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. with street address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio. Rates show carrier delivery 7 cents per single copy and annual mail prices 15 dollars for adjoining counties 17 dollars elsewhere in Ohio 18 dollars outside Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Negroes Win Damages For Ban At Resort
In Middletown Ohio municipal court Le Sourdsville Lake Inc was ordered to pay 50 dollars damages to four Dayton Negroes denied admission on September 2 1959. The lake operators faced 500 dollar claims each with no defense offered. Plaintiffs included C J McLin Jr pastor Rev R R Hagans Mrs Miley Williamson and Mrs Cleodis Faulk.
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Middletown, D
UPID
le Sourdsville Lake, Inc
Dayton
Mclin Funeral Home
R. R. Hagans
The
Good Samaritan Church
Miley 0. Williamson
NAACP
Cleodis Faulk
Democratic Party
Montgomery County
Algeria in revolt spreads as settlers seize town halls
Shots fired in Algeria as a small French car targeted government HQ and returned half an hour later with no statement. Rebels build machinegun positions and bring in arms while French troops stay put. Militia seize town halls across suburbs as strikes paralyze most of Algeria. Martial law declared but ignored by settlers and paratroops.
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Algiers
Constantine
Orleansville Bone
Sidi Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion
Oran
Algeria
de Gaulle
Humphrey Talks in Ohio as DiSalle Holds Bid Talks
Senator Hubert Humphrey met with Governor DiSalle in Columbus and spoke to the Ohio Pastors Convention at Ohio State University amid questions on his presidential plans. He criticized the Eisenhower era disarmament talks and floated a two year underground test moratorium while keeping options open for a Democratic running mate.
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Columbus
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio State University
Humphrey
Law Building
Ohio State
United States
Eisenhower
Ussr
United Kingdom
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
DiSalle
Ice coats Midwest roads as sleet freezes travel
Sleet and freezing rain cripple Midwest highways from Nebraska to Iowa and into Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan. Three Iowa traffic deaths blamed on slick roads and ice covered windshields while officials report ice blocks 25 feet high wrecking a Fox River bridge in Dayton Illinois. Migrant workers in Florida face hunger as cold wrecks crops and 5,000 stranded migrants seek aid. lines form in Homestead and nearby towns.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Ohio
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Dayton
Fox River
Florida
Homestead
Fila
Two Ranger Officers Drown During Fort Walton Beach Exercise
Eight Army Rangers aboard two rubber rafts during landing maneuvers near Santa Rosa Island were involved in a capsizing accident in rough surf. Two lieutenants drowned and a third officer was missing, with a search underway. The 140 man First Ranger Battalion based at Fort Benning was conducting a mock assault with only rifles and ammo belts, each wearing a life preserver.
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FT. Walton Beach
Fila
UPI
Army
Santa Rosa Island
Ft. Benning
Yale Students Go To Court In Morals Case
Nineteen Yale University undergraduates from coast to coast face court today on lascivious carriage charges linked to a series of incidents at Calhoun College involving a 14-year-old Hamden girl. Bonds set at 500 dollars. potential penalties include jail or fines. Det. Capt. William F. Holohan led the investigation and outlined the alleged intimacies at the dormitory.
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New Haven, Conn
UPD
Yale University
Yale
Calhoun College
Hamden
William F. Holohan
Employment In Ohio Reaches Two Year Peak
Ohio December non farm employment hits 3,129,000, a 1.8 percent rise from November. Production workers set an all time high in average weekly earnings at 106.35 dollars, up five dollars from November. The work week stands at 41.1 hours, up 1.2 hours. Factory employment totals 1,285,000, the highest since December 1957.
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Columbus
UPI
Bureau For Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Slayings Probe Focuses on New Jersey Suspect
A Middlesex County investigation ties a slaying case near Elizabeth and Newark to a suspect described as white, 35, 5 foot 8, 170 to 180 pounds, in a gray brown overcoat with a brown felt hat and glasses. Victims were found Tuesday in Clarke home on a five acre estate south of New York City. motives considered include revenge and possible robbery. Mrs. Clarke’s daughter Cornelia Chapin, visiting from Managua, Nicaragua, found the bodies.
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Elizabeth-Newark
Clarke
New York City
Middlesex County
Warren T. Wilentz
Cornelia Chapin
Managua
Nicaragua
Stolen Bus Ride Ends in Underpass Crash
Police charged 18 year old John Gillespie after he stole a bus for a joyride to Coney Island. The nine foot high bus struck an underpass seven foot high, tearing off the roof. Gillespie was treated for cuts and bruises and charged with grand larceny.
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New York
UPI
John Gillespie
Coney Island
Gillespie
Northern Democrats Push Ike to Help Vote On Civil Rights Bill
North Atlantic Democrats in the House begin a talkathon to force a vote on a stalled civil rights bill. They aim to prod President Eisenhower to persuade Republicans to sign a petition to move the measure from the Rules Committee to the floor, needing 219 signatures. about 190 had signed, including at least 30 Republicans. Other items include World Court hearings, a call to broaden the Delaney anti cancer coloring law, possible new drug advertising restrictions, and Eisenhower's six point farm program.
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World Court
Christian A. Herter
Robert Kramer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
James J. Delaney
D-N
Congress
Delaney
House Commerce Committee
Arthur S. Flemming
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Anti - Trust
Eisenhower
Widow Attacked and Robbed in Cleveland Street Assault
A 54 year old suburban widow was beaten raped and robbed after a man forced her car to the roadside firing at her He wore an oily rag over his mouth and carried a gun He later abducted the purse of Fannie Stein 36 on a Cleveland street Police describe the suspect as wild and psychopathic The victim was admitted to Doctors Hospital with 12 stitches for scalp and ear wounds.
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Cleveland
UPI
Fannie Stein
Doctor's Hospital
World steamships mostly switch from coal to cleaner fuel
Only about seven percent of far steamships in the world still use coal for fuel indicating a broad shift to alternative energy sources and modern propulsion.
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Ytis
Wed
Guan Peron
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Madrid
Spain
Upi-Telephoto
Atlas
the Chronicle-Telegram
McDonald & Company
New York Stock Exchange
James M. Haas
Fairfax
Mutec
Yar Chead
Incorporated Income Fund
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
Elyria Law. & Trust
Incorporated Investors Incorporated Income Fund
Soviet Union
Middle West
United Press International
Ranger
Yalemen
New Jersey
Wilentz
North
Eaton
North Brunswick
N.d
Dsa
Congressional News
House
Ike
New March of Dimes
Lorain County
National Foundation
Woodbury
Gene Resar Builders
Elyria Telephone Co
E. H. Roberts Heating
Edgewood
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home, Inc
2Nd St. FA
Portare Beauty Salon
Perkins Motor Service
Oberlin Road
Town 'N Country Laundry & Cleaners
Cleveland St
the Bally Co
Dick Stewart Television & Appliances
Mike's
Driscol Music Shop
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
W. Bridge
Lenny
Sohio
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