Eisenhower urges Canada U S unity to face Cold War foes
President Eisenhower told Canada’s Parliament that Canada and the United States must not let economic differences erode free world cooperation against Soviet imperialism. He warned the main threat is Russia’s military pressure and political attacks while stressing amicable dispute resolution and continued wartime memory. He spoke during a three day visit to Ottawa and met the Canadian cabinet after laying a wreath at the National War Memorial. Continued on Page 2 Cal 4.
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Goldfine Appears Before Probers in Cash Check Case
Millionaire Bernard Goldfine told House investigators he will surrender records on 774000 uncashed checks linked to influence inquiries. Subcommittee chair Oren Harris said records are expected and testimony on the checks may be delayed as aides gather documents.
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UPI
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House
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Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Today Warmer Sunny
The region expects sunny skies and warmer temperatures with a high around 76 to 80 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy and not as cool with lows near 64 to 68. Thursday brings more sun and a chance of scattered thundershowers.
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Lake Ene
Senator Case Pushes 10 Percent Social Security Boost
Senator Case proposes a 10 percent rise in Social Security benefits and tax hikes to fund it, targeting aged and survivor payments. The plan faces slim odds this session as the Senate Finance Committee signals thorough hearings and possible resistance from Byrd and GOP members. If enacted, employment taxes would rise to 3 percent in 1960 and 4.5 percent by 1964, with self employed rates reaching 6 percent by 1972, and benefits could rise by about 900 million dollars in the year after September 1.
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UPI
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Boy steals three Little League bases in tidy wagon
Charles City police say a six year old boy stole first second and third base from a Little League field and loaded them into a wagon to cart home, creating a minor local uproar and prompting questions about safeguarding field equipment.
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Iowa
UPT
Press Parley Delayed For 9 Freed Airmen
The U S Air Force postponed indefinitely a press conference for nine airmen whose unarmed transport plane was shot down by two Russian MIGs near Wiesbaden Germany. Officials cited fatigue and need for medical debriefing as factors while Moscow accused the U S of provoking tensions after the incident.
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Gas Rate Boost Proposed by Ohio Gas Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co asked the city council utilities committee to approve a five year gas rate increase totaling 16 percent. Special representative D A Arrington outlined a year by year schedule affecting 19 000 cubic feet monthly customers with bills rising from 13 74 to 15 55 then 16 25 and 16 50 over the term, a total rise of 2 76. Current and new rate blocks detailed by 100 cubic feet show shifts in pricing across tiers.
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Brownhelm Appeal To Be Heard Tuesday
The Brownhelm incorporation case will have oral arguments next Tuesday as part of the appeal. Chief deputy clerk of courts Arthur Smith says RMU in Elyria will hear whether Brownhelm should be incorporated as a village or join Lorain County via annexation. Judge H E Culbertson of Ashland presided at the prior hearing and the briefs are prepared for the Ninth District Court review.
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Tube Plant To Lay Off 300 To 350 Workers Next Week
National Tube Division of U S Steel Corp plans a layoff of 300 to 350 employees at its Lo rain Works pipe mill next week. Total employment will drop to about 7,000 as orders decline and future activity remains uncertain. Company says vacations and mill repairs will cause reduced operations mainly in the lower works.
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Mayor Rejects Large Sewer Bond Plans Rethinks Size
Mayor J. Grant Keys announced he will not sign the 1 750 000 sanitary sewer bond measure and will call a Monday night council meeting to consider a 1 681 000 bond option. He argues the same goals can be met with the smaller figure and questions how the extra 69 000 would be used.
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Dale Kellogg
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Avon Lake voters to reconsider sewer bond issue
Local reports indicate Avon Lake residents will vote in November on a 2.75 million sewer project bond. The item outlines proposed funding and the role of county auditor in providing supplemental funds if needed.
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Fan Pleads for Leniency in Card Fandom Case
In Springfield Illinois an avid sports fan named Richard Castleman pleaded with Judge Clem Smith for a probation sentence reduction on compassionate grounds. He asked to travel briefly outside Illinois to avoid missing the St. Louis Cardinals games.
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O'Neill Denies Shakedown Reports on Contractors
In Columbus Gov. C William ONeill dismissed reports that highway contractors are being shaken down to fund his re election campaign calling the claims plain false He pledged no solicitations from state employers and ordered all administration staff to avoid campaign contributions in any form.
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William O'Neill
O'Neill
Missing Girl Found In Woods
A 11 year old Brenda Jean Dod who had been missing since last Friday was found sitting under a tree in the Adirondack woods near Gowling. She was located by hunters near a camp after a long search by authorities.
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UPT
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Adirondack Woods
Mrnor
Weanioie Oenes
Max Iyaca
Beirut building attacked as rebels shell apartment
Beiruts strongest fighting in nine weeks saw Lebanese rebels strike a Beirut apartment house trapping seven Americans and family members of Camile Chamouns son Dory. Dory Chamoun fought rebels from a window as U S Embassy officials sheltered inside. The attack caused no injuries as residents took cover in hallways and stairwells during the bombardment.
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Washington, D.C
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Washington, D. C
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Pickled Goods Burglaries Alarm City Police
A Los Angeles food shop reported burglars stole eight gallon jars of pickled pigs feet eight gallon jars of pickled ham hocks and six 2b gallon jars of pickled sausages in a city-wide theft. A California District Court for Appeals ruling noted a divorced woman should work rather than depend on alimony.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Squall Capsizes Boats In Regatta
A Tuesday squall off Long Island Sound capsized nearly 60 small sailboats in the New York Yacht Club Junior Regatta near Greenwich Connecticut. All sailors ages 9 to 18 were rescued by power launches Coast Guard aircraft and boats from 11 participating clubs. Five foot waves and driving rain challenged crews as organizers kept the regatta crews safe.
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