Policy on U N seat softened by both parties
Washington Republicans and Democrats back a watered down Senate plan urging President Eisenhower to consult Congress on foreign policy changes if Red China wins a United Nations seat. The measure, sponsored by Senate GOP leader William F Knowland, won tentative approval from the Foreign Relations Committee amid broad support and no Democratic opposition. It stops short of committing the President or nation to any action, and reflects a retreat by Knowland from earlier threats to cut UN funding or push the U N out. A House committee also slated hearings on a separate reexamination proposal by Rep Alvin M Bentley.
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R-Mich
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Traffic Death Probe Closed by Police Chief
Police say the investigation into the July 1 death of Mrs. W. H. Gaston at Cleve land Street and Yorkshire Court is closed. Trucker Louis Baughey of Adnan, Michigan, was released after no charges were filed. tire marks matched his truck but prosecutors found no violation proved beyond doubt.
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Louis Bauzhev
Adnan
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Baughey
Northeast Ohio Weather Summary Improves With Sunny Skies
The region will enjoy mostly sunny and warmer conditions today with a high around 60s, a cool night near 36, and a slight Saturday breeze along Lake Erie. Precipitation none in the last 24 hours. temperature ranges similar to last Thursday. sun and moon times noted. Kriebel's Roadside stand opens daily with fresh fruits and vegetables on Detroit Rd.
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Detroit Rd
Gulf Rd
Mrs. George Stevens Dies at 81 Elyria Civic Leader
Ada Laura Cook Gates Stevens longtime Elyria resident, donor to Gates Hospital, civic activist, and mother of a notable local family, died at 81 after a March hip fracture and subsequent relapse. Born in Buffalo in 1872, she married W. N. Gates in 1897 and later George Stevens. her work supported Y M C A, hospital welfare, and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children funded in 1914.
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University of Michigan
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Reds Told No Secret Tests Data at U.N.
United States told Russia at the United Nations that only declassified information on Pacific hydrogen tests will be released, while keeping security data secret. Mason Sears rejected demands to halt tests and warned some Marshall Islands residents may be temporarily displaced for safety. Britain France and Belgium backed continuing nuclear tests.
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Russia
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Valentin I Oberemko
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Britain
France
Belgium
Caddy Never Annoys SaH Centre Golfers Dog Caddy
Sauk Centre Minnesota report says Dave Caughren a retired banker uses a four year old black Labrador as a golf caddy. The dog carries a caddy cart and the man only worries about choosing clubs and watching the ball.
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Dave Caughren
Agreement Reached To End Eight Day Ohio Strike
A tentative deal to end an eight day strike in nine northeastern Ohio cities was reached by Ohio Edison Co and the CIO Utility Workers Union after long talks with federal mediators. The package includes a wage increase of four to eight cents and fringe benefits totaling six and a tenth cents per hour. Local meetings were set to vote today with ratification by 9 pm, allowing workers to return to their jobs at midnight if approved.
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Lenney
Milligan
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Mika
Turnesa Trails Leaders After 54-Hole Open Showdown
Jim Turnesa of Briarcliffe New York fired a 71 in the third round at Royal Birkdale to sit three strokes behind the trio of Sid Scott Rai Rees Peter Thomson who all carded 69 and tied for the lead at 212 after 54 holes on a hot day.
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Briarcliffe
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Sid Scott
Rai Reese
Wales
Peter Thomson
Australia
Royal Birdale
Top Diplomats To Geneva French Ask Return
French Premier Mendes France seeks U S return of high level diplomats to Geneva to press Indo China talks as Washington hints at a boycott. He worries the lack of U S participation could undermine the settlement and his bargaining leverage while his political future hinges on July ceasefire. Molotov arrives in Geneva as Eden plans to join. A Beloit Wis burglar raids a lumber firm safe stealing 136 Milwaukee Braves tickets.
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Washingfton
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Walter Bedell
Geneva
Mendes-France
Indo-China
Dulles
Washington
Laloor
Smith
Nat
V. M. Molotov
Thurslday
Anthony Eden
Beloit
Wis
Milwaukee Braves
Violent Red Assaults Hit French Posts Near Hanoi
Communists today launched wide strikes against French defenses west and northwest of Hanoi. Indochinese home guardsmen reported 108 rebels killed in one engagement 14 miles southwest of the capital. The Red drive extended over Colonial Route No 2 and along a 21 mile line toward Sontay, while French counterattacks were only partially detailed.
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Indochina
Vietri
Vinh Yhen
Sontay
Editorial on Elyria turnpike settlement shows weakness
A Columbus report quotes Ohio Turnpike Commission chair James W. Shacknessy as pleased with a tentative Elyria settlement. the Elyria Chronicle Telegram denounces the agreement as weak and appeasing. It questions cash and sewer allocations, demands stronger guarantees, and criticizes secrecy and council conduct in the negotiation. The editorial warns the deal may burden the city with engineering costs and seeks stronger, transparent terms.
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John Lugas
Victor Stewart
Harry Claycomb
Dale Kellogg
Decker
Chronicle-Telegram
Doctor Samuel Sheppard Faces Murder Probe
Dr Samuel H Sheppard told police he would consider a lie detector test later as deputies said he refused now. He cried at Bay Village home recounting July 4 tragedy that left his wife Marilyn dead and described intruder attack and his own injuries. He offered a 10000 reward for information and said he suspects nothing about the crime.
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Carl Rossbach
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
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Rossbach
Sheppard
Samuel R.gerber
Stephen ‘Sheppard
Lake Ene Beach
How to Hire Good House Help
The Chronicle Telegram Classified ads help you find skilled housekeepers ward men and mans to fill domestic roles. Ads attract reputable help by showcasing tasks schedules and wages to match your home needs.
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Rummage Sale Ad Moves New Car to Customer
Rummage sale notice for 314 Rockfern sets events for Thursday and Saturday. Adv mentions a new car move to a customer on December 15. Contact Resar Service Co at 535 Lodi St for more information.
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