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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1958
Page
1
Penn claims the Reform group facedeligibility hurdles and rushed nominations for local union posts. He accuses administration of excessive spending and discriminatory work assignments, urging new officers be installed promptly with transparent procedures.
A Navy Cornell Aero nautical lab project in Buffalo demonstrates a perceptron learning to distinguish left from right with about 97 percent accuracy using the Weather Bureau computer at Suitland Maryland. The unit aims to learn by experience and may soon translate spoken inputs to written or verbal outputs.
City officials call for guidance from the Secretary of State on the levy vote decision. The appeal is to be considered as part of a municipal debate. The page also notes a protest over local library establishment and a village celebration in nearby Amherst.
Washington reports that Bernard Goldfine says his secretary Mildred Paperman found his hotel room ransacked and confidential records missing. The incident ties to his testimony before a House investigation into his ties with Sherman Adams. Robb filed FBI and D.A. complaints over eavesdropping by subcommittee staff and Pearson associates.
Soviet radio said nine U.S. aircrew captured when a plane was forced down in Soviet Armenia on June 27 were released and handed over to U.S. authorities at Astara on the Soviet Iranian frontier. Among the released was Col. Dale D. Brannon of Chardon Ohio.
In Havana, Cuban rebels signaled readiness to release more kidnaped Canadians and Americans, while some captives may be kept as insurance against government air attacks. Four Americans and one Canadian freed. seven remain. Negotiations continue with U S and rebel leaders in Oriente Province. John Schissler of California said Raul Castro described the captives as insurance against Cuban warplanes.
Officials counted the last of holiday dead today while hoping the Fourth of July toll would fall short of the grim peak. A United Press tally showed 369 highway deaths, 41 below the feared 1430 mark, plus drownings, plane crashes, and misc. accidents for a total around 636. State-by-state counts highlighted California leading with four highway deaths and eight states reporting no highway fatalities.
Mrs. Mary Kuciek, 79, of 1887 East 34th St, died at St. Joseph Hospital at 8:55 this morning, two hours after being brought in following a fall from her front steps. Officials cite a skull fracture, with an autopsy planned to determine the cause of death. She had been found by neighbors at about 6:44 a.m. at the bottom of the stairs. Funeral plans are incomplete.
Three teenage girls aged 17 18 and 19 robbed a man of seven dollars and a pack of cigarettes with a gun and a blackjack then fled in a stolen car. Police chased them through east Cleveland and captured them shortly after.
A nine year old Lorain boy, Jose Arroyo, was killed at 2 p.m. Saturday after riding his bicycle near a steep path to a spring and falling from a high cliff into Black River. Investigators report a fractured skull as the cause. the bike struck a tree root and vine at the riverbank. Authorities say two girls, who admitted stealing a car, fled the scene after the incident.
Gary Wilkinson 11 ran away during July weekend and courted attention by tossing a firecracker onto a bandstand during a band concert in Vernon MT. He was tracked down after becoming conspicuous at the event as police and family were alerted.
Chicago report: Larry Reed, age 15, caught a 12-pound carp after using peanut butter ball bait mixed with flour and corn meal. The catch ends a run of elusive fish at the park lagoon in a notable children's fishing moment.
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