Safety gear on Harold Bruce's 21 footer boosts boat safety
Harold Bruce displays a full safety kit aboard his 21 foot boat including pike poles flares fire extinguishers lifejackets rope compass marker buoys and a sea anchor. He notes that proper equipment helps protect boaters and aids others who may encounter trouble on the water.
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United States
Harold Bruce
Bruce Lane
Bruce
C-T
Rights Battle Could Stretch Eight Weeks in Senate
Senate Republican Leader William Knowland told President Eisenhower the civil rights fight in the Senate could last four to eight weeks or longer. He warned prioritizing the debate might delay other of the President’s legislative proposals and prompt vacations for House and Senate members. Senate Democrats signaled openness to a jury trial amendment but would press for more changes.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
California
Knowland
White House
House of Representatives
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Pfaudler Permutit Merger Proposed
Stockholders of The Pfaudler Co and The Permutit Co will vote on a merger proposal announced today. The joining would open broad participation in the multi billion dollar pollution control and water treatment market and diversify products for both firms.
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Pfaudler Co
Permutit Co
New York
Labor Leader Opposes Welfare Fund Laws Merger Plans
In New York, Lewis opposed government control of welfare funds while endorsing a merger between Pfaudler and a large water conditioning and process equipment producer. He warned against a police state and stressed voluntary associations' limits, asserting no federal override is needed.
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Washington
Lewis
United Minks Press
Opinien
Iite
John L. Lewis
Prisal
Lindastried
Elyria
Umier
Pfaudler
Voluntary Asamutu, Inc
Provenge
Amherst Ar
Lorain
Oberlin
Police Department
Hiliten
Wellington
Lorain Budget Cuts and Bond Vote Mentioned
The Lorain council trims 834 605 from the seven million general fund budget and Elyria Board of Education plans a 3.5 million bond issue approved for a November vote. Also noted are petitions for three candidates for new municipal courts in Oberlin and Avon Lake, and a Ford sewage plant site discussion at Beaver Creek.
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Lorain Councel
Elyria Board of Educcation
Oberlin
Avon-Avon Lake
Accident Death Ruling Expected By Husband
Gerber's investigation indicates Mrs. Dick died from injuries after stumbling down basement steps at a neighbor's vacation home and striking her head on concrete. Alcohol detected in brain tissue. friend said she called Saturday night about drinking. Mrs. Dick left home after an argument withJames Dick Jr. 42. he found her unconscious Sunday afternoon after breaking a window. he expects a accidental death ruling.
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Gerber
Pooice
Weather Outlook for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Mostly sunny this afternoon with a high near 79. Tonight cooler with clear skies. Monday’s high near 74 with little change from last year. Precipitation 1.45 inches in the past 24 hours ending 3 p m Monday. Humidity around 91 percent in the morning, rising to 92 by afternoon. Lake Erie winds NW 18 to 24 mph tonight. Partly cloudy.
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Northwest
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland Firm Robbery Probe Questions Key Employees
An IBM official questioned all key-carrying workers to identify who entered the Cleveland office over the weekend. Branch Manager Ralph Pfeffer said the intruder used a key and bypassed a time and key serial number lock. The recording tape was removed and the machine reported it was broken open.
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Cleveland
iMachine Corp
Ralph Pfeffer
Pfieffer
Early Ruling Expected On Girard Case
Eight Supreme Court justices heard arguments on whether to extradite Girard an Ottawa soldier to Japan for a manslaughter trial. The court took the case under advisement with an expected early ruling and allowed new data filings. Government counsel argued immunity limits and proper handling under U.S. Japanese wartime agreements.
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Washington
Supreme Court
GI Wee
Bam
Girard
United States
Japan
Earl Warren
Leflont
New York
Joseph S.robinson
Earl J. Carroll
Ottawa
Til
U.S
J. Lee Rankin
Naka Saka
President Eisenhower Chooses Newport as Vacation Site
President Eisenhower plans a possible August vacation at the U S Naval Base Newport in Rhode Island if Congress action on the civil rights bill allows. White House secretary Hagerty said the trip hinges on Senate approval and feasibility of the Narragansett Bay retreat.
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Washington
INS
Eiserflower
U. S. Naval Base
Newport
KR. L
Senate
Narragansett Bay
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Congress
Khrushchev and Bulganin Visit Czechoslovakia
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin crossed into Czechoslovakia to brief Czech Communists on Kremlin purges. They traveled from Cerna to Prague with security chief Gen. Serov and a delegation, greeted by Czech party officials and Novotny, as talks on Soviet shakeups began aboard the train.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Kremlin
Cerna-on-Tisa
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Ivan Serov
Cerna
Grech Pontham
Karol Aoe
Rudolf Barak
Rocky River Bridge Plan Hailed and Opposed in Ohio
Ohio officials propose an eight lane Rocky River bridge linking Rocky River and Laxewood at an estimated seven million dollars. The decision followed a hearing where residents warned of property loss and scenic impact, while an official stressed traffic relief as the urgent need.
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Columbus
Charles M. Noble
Rocky River
Laxewood
Noble
Jesse James
Los Angeles
Classified ad offers stylish service and fast results
A Chronicle-Telegram classified writer advertises efficient ad service to sell or rent items. It promotes economical, speedy results and provides examples like a PIECE walnut dining room suite with contact numbers 4751 and 4253.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Keys Urges Voters Decide City Budget Financing
Elyria mayor J Grant Keys says residents will decide the fate of the 1958 general fund operating budget, possibly via a real estate levy or an income tax. The $1 306 817 needs plus $123 000 for parks and streets would require broad based taxes if approved, with a public hearing set for July 15.
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Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Council
Ohio
General Fund
Im Council
Finance Committee
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