Glennan Testifies In Probe On Space Program Urgency
In a Senate space inquiry Dr. T Keith Glennan pledged urgent effort to place a man in orbit within a few years while noting Soviet achievements. He said McDonnell will build capsules for orbital flight and a 1962 plan aims to boost space goals with a 10 ton payload cluster.
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St. Louis
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Air Force
Moon
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Department
Herbert York
Defense Research and Engineering
Roy Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
William M Holt
No Quacks Please Free Chest X Ray for Ducks
The Interior Department library received a circular from the Wildlife Commission of Australia titled free chest X ray for ducks. The unusual document draws attention to veterinary screening efforts and animal health.
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Washington
UPD
Interior Department
Wild Life Commission of Australia
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio end of week
Cloudy windy and colder today with temperatures falling to the upper 20s by late afternoon. Intermittent snow showers and squalls move through tonight into Saturday with lows 10 to 15. Five day forecast shows below normal temps with a mix of rain or snow Sunday and snow Tuesday, near Lake Erie.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Annex Petition Dismissed As 46 Withdraw Names
The Elyria area annexation petition failed after 46 withdrawals reduced 162 names below the required majority. County commissioners dismissed the move for 1 375 acres between Route 57 and Black River, north to Sheffield Township line.
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Annex
Elyria Township
City of
Elyria
Rt 57
Black River
Sheffield Township
Wade D. Worcester
Atty. L. R. Ashenbach
Worcester
Griswald Rd
Ray Hollis
Ford Rd
Ike To Oppose Rival Farm Plan
Washington UPI reports key Democrats drafting a new farm plan that President Eisenhower has promised to oppose. The plan would replace price supports with direct Treasury payments to growers, stopping market price supports for basic crops.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Treasury
Democratic Congress
Reds Hear Blasts At Ex-Chiefs
Moscow reports link ex-chairmen Mikhail Pervukhin and Maxim Saburov to the anti party group ousted in 1957 over alleged plots against Khrushchev policies. The 71st Congress denounces the group as a prelude to confessions while farm policy debates unfold in Washington and Eisenhower faces pressure over price supports.
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Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Presidium
Mikhail Pervukhin
Maxim Saburov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Dmitri Shepilov
Lazar Kaganovich
Oldest Senator Quits As Head Of Committee
Washington UPI Sen Theodore Francis Green D RI resigns as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee citing age and failing eyesight and hearing. Green, 83, is the oldest senator and the committee meets to elect Sen J William Fulbright D ARK as his successor.
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Washington
UPI
Theodore Francis Green
R.I
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Green
J. Willam Fulbright D
Ark
Virginia OK Expected For Almond Proposal
Governor J Lindsay Almond seeks passage of a stopgap plan to fund private schooling while keeping some racial mixing. A bloc of staunch segregationists urged a last resort move to block Monday’s school integration in Norfolk and Arlington. Charlottesville won a stay, and federal judges set schedules as Front Royal faces possible reopening of Warren County High School.
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Richmond
UPI
J. Lindsay Almond
General Assembly
Almond
Norfolk
Arlington
Charlottesville
Simon Sobeloff
Front Royal
Warren County High School
Arxi
War Crimes Trial Opens for Cuba's Grao in Havana
Lt. Col. Ricardo L. Grao, Cuba's War Criminal No 3, faces a revolutionary tribunal in Havana as speeded up war crimes trials begin. Tribunals at Camp Columbia and Cabana Prison aim to process seven cases daily, following lengthy earlier proceedings of Sosa Blanco and Morejon Valdes.
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Havana
UPI
Ricardo L. Grao
Cuba
Grao
Camp Columbia
Cabana Prison
Trass
Mays
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Pedro Morejon Valdes
Sosa
Morejon
Oriente
Trbunal
Phone Link Established In Elyria Amherst News Brief
Rural and township notices mix with local items including a direct phone link between Columbia Township Sheriff’s Office and Elyria plans for vehicle license distribution. Amherst deputy registrar named amid foundation aid trip to Warm Springs Georgia as community notices and editorials accompany hospital notes and sports highlights.
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Columbia Township
Sheriffs’s Department
Elyria
Aecesenes
Amherst Man Thankful Forational Foundation
Warm Springs
Amherst
Contract Bridge Comics
Green Thumb
Lorain News Market
Municipal Court Obertin Outdoor Police Department
Hilites
Suburban Calendar
TV Hilites
Wellington
Clyde Hatchery Fire Destroys Incubator Eggs and Feed
Fremont dispatch reports a blaze near Clyde causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Fire swept Mosier's Hatchery destroying 7000 eggs incubator equipment and feed valued at 2000 dollars. Firemen investigated the origin of the fire.
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Fremont, C
UPI
Clyde
Mosier
Cold Front May Bring Up To Two Inches Of Snow
A cold front pushed into Ohio bringing gusty winds and a chance of lake effect snow. Overnight lows fall to the teens with some areas seeing two inches of snow possible Saturday as rain changes to snow and temperatures dip to the low teens. Cleveland and Marysville reported reduced precipitation while Toledo measured showers and forecasted colder weekend conditions.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Toledo
Cleveland
Marysville
Mercury
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Patterson orders removal of mansion phones over child talk
Governor John Patterson directed removal of nine of the fifteen telephones in the executive mansion after finding his five year old daughter talking to her six year old brother in the adjacent room. He said the measure encourages laziness and cited family harmony concerns.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
John Patterson
Executive Mansion
Steel Firms Silent On Parley Reports
New York reports indicate steel industry talks on labor contracts are planned with key negotiators from U S Steel Republic Steel Bethlehem and the United Steelworkers in mid year. Officials denied details as preparations for a July 1 contract expiry continue.
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New York
UPI
Steel Com
USW
David J. McDonald
Manhattan
Roosevelt
John
A. Stephens
Steel Representatives
U.S. Steel
The
United
R. Conrad Steelworkers
Ulion
Cooper
Harold C. Lamb
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steels
A New Corp
Republic Steel Corp.management Bangainer
Half Mill Levy Proposed For City Budget Plan
A one half mill two year operating expense levy appears headed for the May 5 ballot after unanimous support from the City Council finance committee. Mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. urged approval with emergency legislation to place the question by the February 4 deadline. The levy would raise about 120000 over two years, allocating 80000 for general department equipment and 40000 for Cascade Park renovations after flood damage. The report also recommends a five percent wage increase for most city employees, a comprehensive job description study, purchase of two sanitation trucks in 1959 and two in 1960, and leasing an additional police car. Estimated general fund income totals 970526 with 921503.51 projected expenditures, leaving a 49022.19 surplus to fund the raise.
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Victor F. Stewart Jr
Stewart
Cascade Park
General Fund
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