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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1958

Page

12

Ohio Accidents Take 18 Lives During Holiday Weekend

An Independence Day toll survey reports 18 deaths in Ohio from all accident types through Sunday midnight. Among the victims were Joyce Monroe 19 and Norman Tooker 25 in a Springfield crash, William Arnold 18% in Zanesville, Bill Snyder 19 in Painesville, and Earl Smith 90 who died in Columbus two-car crash. including six drownings and a light plane crash near Massillon.

Ohio United Press International Massillon Columbus Joyce Lynn Monroe Springfield Macon Parsons Norman Tooker South Charleston Zanesville William F. Arnold Salem Bill Snyder Painesville U.S Here Earl W. Smith Dayton

Cigarette Smoking Veterans Death Rate Findings Near Columbus

A UPI report details a Public Health Service study of 7,382 veteran deaths from 1917 to 1998. Regular cigarette smokers faced a 58 percent higher overall death rate than non-smokers, with lung cancer deaths about ten times higher and heavier smoking tied to greater risk. The study, based on veterans aged 30 to 70, will be presented at the International Cancer Congress in London.

Akron Milford Maleson Summit County Port Clinton Kenneth Mari H. Kettering Lake Erie Indian Lake Randy Johnston Russells Point Newark James W. Cales Ohio 13 Corning Batavia Leonard Steven Heyl Amelia Berlin Lake Richard Wakefield Wadsworth Berlin Columbia Richard Custer Worthington Norwalk James Barker Park Greenwich Medina Vesta Neptune D. C UPI James Fulton Fos Spencer Washington A. S Cleveland Audrey Wat Charles P Rocky) Rothschildire Sheirg Cairo Ohio Valley View Raina Tih International Cancer Congress London Harold F. Dom National Institute Thehose

Probers Say Gifts Should Be Returned

Two UPI reported House investigators urged White House and congressional staff to return gifts from Bernard Goldfine. They noted the Boston textile magnate wrote off the gifts as business expenses on his income tax returns.

Washington UPI House White House Congressional Bernard Goldfine Boston Textile Typcoon Goldfine Morgan M. Moulder R-Mo Moulder Sherman Adams Capitol Adams Arote Moulder United Press International Subcommittee John E. Moss D-Calif John B. Bennett R-Mich Moss

Tito Khrushchev Split Widens In Separate Speeches

Yugoslav President Tito addressed 70,000 supporters declaring resilience and a path to socialism free from external influence. Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Leningrad vowed continued principled struggle against Tito while denying aims to attack Yugoslavia, accompanied by Czech President Novotny.

London UPI Tito Yugoslavia Nikita S. Khrushchev Russia Kremlin USA Gamal Abdel Nasser Khrushchev Leningrad Moscow Antonin Novotny

Children Learn Safety at Model Town Program

Rep. Moulder accuses Goldfine of seeking influence in a case tied to Sherman Adams. The model town safety program by PTA instructors will teach children pedestrian rules and traffic signals, using flags and paddles, with about 30 participants whose parents enrolled.

Model Town

Man Killed In Gunfight In Youngstown Slum

UPI reports George Chappell was killed in a gunfight in a Youngstown slum area. Nathaniel Logan, 32, was wounded in the leg and hospitalized under guard for questioning.

Youngstown UPI George Chappell Nathaniel Logan Tle

Local Stocks and Securities Quotation July 3 1958

Ohio area securities show mixed bids and asks with Elyria Savings and Trust at 97 103, Elyria Tel entries 22 25 and 5, Lorain County Savings and Trust at 38, and Union Bank related notes. A Belgrade Yugoslavia disaster remark notes fourteen killed and forty injured when a bus plunged off a mountain road.

Elyria Sav. & Tr Elyria Tel Elyria Revere O.W. Fisher Bros General Industries Gregory Industries Lorain Co. Sav Tania Bank & Tr Mfk Richard Custer Yoeodlavia Ohio

Acting Highway Chief Is Named Top Noble Aide

Charles M Noble, confirmed highway director in Ohio, named George J Thormyer his first assistant at 16000 dollars yearly, 1000 more than Thormyer earned as acting director. Noble, a New Jersian, oversaw highway affairs while awaiting Senate approval. A ferry boat captain, William Miller, went missing near Lake Erie and was found dead near East Point Put In Bay after a search.

Thormyer Bass Islands Noble Kenneth Chapman Ae Bay Miller William M

900 Guards Begin Two Week Summer Camp At Camp Perry

About 90 Ohio National Guardsmen start a two week summer training at Camp Perry. They will practice spotting targets and firing anti aircraft weapons. The encampment is part of the 31st AAA Group commanded by Col. T Dye Barnhouse. Guardsmen come from Hamilton Dayton Kent Toledo Piqua Lima Greenville Middletown Alliance Warren and Youngstown.

Camp Perry UPI Ohio 31St Aaa Col. T. Dye Barnhouse Granville Hamilton Dayton Kent Toledo Piqua Lima Greenville Middletown Alliance Warren Youngstown

Girl Wounded By Sniper Near Home in New York

A mystery sniper shot a one year old girl, Grace De Mezzo of Flushing, while she sat with her family in the driveway. The bullet lodged at the skull base after entering the head. Grace was hospitalized in critical condition as six detectives and 15 officers scoured the neighborhood for clues to the shooter.

New York UPT Grace de Mezzo Flushing

Freeing hostages in Cuba hinges on renewed talks

U S Consul Park Wollam was due back today to the mountain hideout of rebel Raul Castro in a bid to free 45 Americans and Canadians kidnapped last week. Earlier Wollam had flown into rebel territory by helicopter and won the release of four Americans and one Canadian. efforts for the remaining captives collapsed Thursday and helicopter operations were banned. The embassy and Guantanamo Naval Base officials imposed a tight blackout on negotiations as mourners gathered for a funeral.

Havana UPID U. S Park Wollam Raul Castro Wollam Guano Panamo Naval Base Teodoro Navy Willam Angela

Cat Burglar Strikes Evade Vigilant City Police

In Cleveland a recurring cat burglar failed to strike for a first time in a week as an attempted ambush led to head injuries for Ronald Beidelman of Columbus and police pursuit. Baton Rouge saw Clyde L Middleton linked to a robbery at a restaurant for 4700 dollars amid a wave of prowler reports.

Cleveland UPS Ronald Beidelman Columbus Suspir Baton Rouge UPI Clyde L. Middleton Brother Alof Beans Christ

France seeks help in atom bomb plans

Paris reports Gen. Charles de Gaulle will seek U S aid to develop France's first atomic device in return for greater political stability. John Foster Dulles visits with de Gaulle and premier Couve de Murville as NATO concerns about France's role in the alliance rise. The talks follow NATO meetings with Lauris Norstad and Paul Henri Spaak. Earlier, a domestic tragedy emerged as Angela Sodda, daughter of a landowner, dies after a family revelation about her half brother Teodoro Tirotto and her broken heart.

PARIS UPI Charles de Gaulle John Foster Dulles Mand Dulles NATO Lauris M. Norstad Paul- Henri Spaak Belgium de Gaulle France Dulles-De Gaulle Angela Sodda Ment Teodoro Tirotto Angela Teodoro Horr

Ill starred romance ends in death in Rome

A UPI report describes a ill starred romance in Rome that ends with a death by an act of self harm. The tale centers on tragic choices and the fatal outcome within Italian society and media context.

Boat with six aboard towed to safety off Vermilion

Six persons were towed to safety from eight miles off the Lake Erie shore after their 31ft craft suffered trouble. The U.S. Coast Guard answered the distress call and towed the vessel to Huron for repairs. Owners were Edward Droba of Cleveland and John Morks of Ashtabula, among others.

Marbleshead Updsix Lake Pehe Suul U.S. Coast Guard Huron Vermilion Edward Droba Cleveland John Morks Ashtabula Columbus UPI Alvin Staciac

Farmhand admits H-Bomb letter provoked fears

London based farmhand William Whales confessed he wrote and sent the hoax letter claiming a hydrogen bomb threat off Britain's coast. He said he pretended to be an American airman to draw attention to alleged mistreatment by the Royal Air Force. Soviet and U S agencies questioned the letter's authenticity. Police questioned and released Whales. no official comments were issued by authorities.

London UPI William Whales England Jacob Mitik U. S Air Force Whales Britain Royal Air Force Moscow North America United States Air Force

Minister Ends Life In Tower Of His Church

The Rev Dr Carl Heath Kopf 55 disappeared Tuesday afternoon and was found dead Friday in the tower of his First Congregational Church in Washington. Police said he used a knotted clothesline to take his own life and noted prior nervous problems and overwork. Officials labeled it death by own action.

Glen Ridge N.J UPID Thomas H. MacDowell MacDowell Marta Donald Robert Florence Warren Higgins Alexandria Henry G. Liebbernecht Liebbernecht Leon Neidorf Essex County Prosecutor’s Office Liebernecht Washington UPI Carl Heath Kopf First Congregational Church Beirut Lebanon Calvin Coolidge Trpoli No Man's Land Tripoli No Man’s Land United Press International Robert Egbey Hotel Hakim U.N Rebef Letder Rashid Karami

Judge Rules Levy Passed At Lorain

The Lorain case centers on a school levy ballot marked by typewriter and green ink. An investigation found no fraud or tampering. The sole issue is whether a typewritten ballot should count, with Judge Culbertson presiding after two judges withdrew due to residency. No appeal was indicated by election board members if the ruling reversed.

Secretary of State’s Office Culbertson

Green Glow Herring Triggers Atomic Scare

Jan Derksen bought five red herring and brought them home to cook. They glowed green when heated, prompting a police call. At Amsterdam Atomic Research Institute a Geiger counter ruled out radiation. the fish were simply not kept on ice.

Amsterdam Holland UPI Jan Derksen Derksen Amsterdam Atomic Research Institute

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