Tear Gas Ends Prison Riot in Washington Prison
In Monroe Washington four convicts holding 38 hostages were captured with tear gas after officers waited until hostages were secured. No one was injured though one hostage was affected by fumes. Dr Garret Heyns directed the operation from Olympia stating the force used was justified to end the siege.
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Monroe, Wash
UPI
Garret Heyns
State Capitol
Olympia
Heyns
Mary Turner
Elaine
Uinited
Press International
Dick Anderson
Thc
Ernest C. Timpani
Hugh Dewalt
Rioters Mean At First During Monroe Reformatory Uprising
Lt. Rudolph B. Maley recounts the initial chaos of the Monroe Washington state reformatory uprising. He describes plans with guard Joseph Harris to confront four convicts, tear gas exposure, and the inmates’ early aggression before the situation calmed into a parade and tension subsided.
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Rudolph B. Maley
Monroe, Wash, State Reformatory
Formosa Steps Up Patrols
The United Daily News reports two amphibious drills by Chinese Communists off Amoy with about ten ships. Nationalist China orders increased Formosa Straits patrols after a Sun dass air crash and a claimed downing of five of twelve attacking MIG-19 jets.
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UPI
Quemoy Islands
China
Formosa Straits
United Daily News
Amoy
Adn
Ni Yue-si
Sundass
Weather Summary For Northwestern and Northeastern Regions
Fair and mild today with variable winds. High near 25, low around 63 tonight. Wednesday mainly sunny and warmer. Temperature range similar to yesterday. precipitation mostly in past 24 hours small. Humidity around 33 to 37 percent in morning and afternoon. Sunrise 6 01 am, sunset, moonrise 7 38 am, moonset 9 34 pm. Lake Erie winds 14 miles per hour today, rising to 18 miles per hour tonight.
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Phin
Lake Erie
DiSalle blasts budget and tax critics in letters
In Columbus Governor Michael V. DiSalle replies to two critics. he defends his two year budget with 46 percent for education and 458 million for public schools plus 105 million for state universities, claiming this exceeds the prior administration. He taunts Mechem and the Cincinnati committee over their anti tax stance, calling their money saving logic harmful to mental health and the aged.
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Columbus
UPD
Jess
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Cincinnati
Committee
Ohio
DiSalle
Mechem
Roger Cloud
De‘graff
Elyria Counch
Vermilion council discharges solicitor and bond questions eyed
Vermilion on the Lake council votes 5 to 1 to discharge the solicitor. Obsolete permit fee discussions halt school building plans while bond issues totaling nearly 4.3 million may appear on Lorain ballot, including a golf course proposal.
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Oberlin
Council
Lorain
Pope defies doctors plan with Vatican air conditioning order
Vatican city report says Pope John XXII rejects doctors plea to delay vacation and orders air conditioning installation in his apartments despite court advice. The unusual move comes as council actions and regional zoning topics sprawl in Lorain County and North Ridgeville headlines.
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Vatican City
UPIH
John XXII
PTA
Lorain County
Caul
Vatican
McDonald Absent as Steel Talks Resume
Negotiations between labor and management restart with David J. McDonald missing from the four man bargaining teams. Arthur Goldberg says McDonald is occupied elsewhere as Elmer J. Maloy takes his place. possible return later today. Production dips as wildcat strikes trim weekly output.
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New York
GPD
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
of Labor and Management
Greensburg
van Gergrift
United Engineering and Foundry Co
Arthur Goldberg
J Steel
Eisenhower
American Iron and Steel ‘Institute
Tto
USW
Detroit Mayor Skips Kozlov Visit Quiet Detroit Welcome
Russia's first deputy premier Kozlov arrived by chartered plane and was greeted by three officials including Detroit Edison President Walker L. Cisler. The mayor did not attend the brief visit or recognition event in Detroit.
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Detroit
UPI
Ohio House Near Decision On Hike In Jobless Pay
The Ohio House prepared to vote on higher state unemployment benefits with unions opposing further cuts. The plan would raise the weekly base to 42 dollars and add 5 3 3 for dependents. Also approved were retiree benefit boosts for 250 000 workers and other state measures including summer schools and driver training.
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Ohio House
Columbus
UPI
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Charles Lazzaro
Dcuyahoga
House
Senate
State House
State Racing Commission
Court of Appeals
Reds Predict Russian Space Flight Soon
London reports Soviet scientists hailed the rocket flight of two dogs and a rabbit as proof man will fly in space soon. Western experts note Russia’s firsts in satellite and orbital missile power and predict a manned mission could occur this year, possibly around August during international astronautical events. The US aims for a manned flight in autumn 1960.
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London
UPI
Wester Scientsts
United States
Earth
Able
Baker
Atlantic
Copenhagen
Barcelona
Amsterdam
Moscow
Seven mental hospital escapees and two juveniles recaptured near Akron
Deputies nab the last two of seven fugitives riding stolen bicycles toward Akron on U S 21 south of Cleveland after a tip from a boy. The group broke from Apple Creek state mental hospital near Wooster Monday and stole a car. Six of the six recaptured fugitives and new arrests followed a high speed chase and a wooded area flushout. The seven face solitary confinement upon return. the two juveniles receive the same. Names include John Dudra and Dennis Gossett with earlier captures Freddie Fairbanks Samuel Magiopane Lester White Richard Stark Leonard Stofan.
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Akron
UPI
U.S. 21
Cleveland
Apple Creek State Mental Hospital
Wooster
Barberton
John Dudra
Dennis H. Gossett
Hudson
New Richfield
Freddie Fairbanks
Hamilton
Samuel Magiopane
Belmont County
Lester B. White
Ak‘ron
Richard W. Stark
Day‘ton
Leonard J. Stofan
Husband Takes Lie Test In Fatal Shooting Case
William J. Stonestreet 36 voluntarily took a lie detector test after his pregnant wife Mary Carol Stonestreet 32 was shot in the head in their Bay Village home. Police said the 3S caliber pistol he was dismantling discharged during a prenatal checkup week, killing her instantly.
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Cleveland
UPD
William J. Stonestreet
Bay Village
Stonestreet
Mary Carol
Shaker Heichts
Frank Story
Star
Othe Frs
First Vaccination Milestone Mentioned in 1996 Note
Fragmentary ad like note mentions Jenner 1796 vaccination origin and promotesChronicle-Telegram Classified Acts with contact numbers FA 3-3321 and CE 3-8173. Includes a sale ad for an Electric water pump and fittings.
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Edward Jenner
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Elva
Lorain
Barnes
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