Turncoat GIs Sail For Home From Communist China
Three American ex-GIs who defected from Communism are heading home aboard the President Cleveland. They left Communist China Sunday and are scheduled to sail at midnight, arriving in the United States with charges to face. They will dock in San Francisco on July 29.
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Hong Kong
China
United States
President Cleveland
San Francisco
Red China
Cowart
Hitler
Reds
Peiping
County Officials Clash Over Voting Machine Purchase Without Bid
Lorain County Commissioners approved buying 50 voting machines at 72950 dollars from Automatic Voting Machine Co without competitive bidding. Commissioner Thompson criticized the deal as wasteful, noting the need for bids and questioning the price. The purchase, funded by a five year note, awaits a 20 day reconsideration period.
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J. Powell Jones
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thamnenh Tradow
Auichiwou
Board of Electrons
Thompson
Lorain County
Loraine
Argentine Demonstrations in Buenos Aires Suppressed
Police used tear gas batons and fire hoses to disperse weekend protests in front of the Buenos Aires cathedral during Independence Day services. Several demonstrators were arrested and injuries reported as a letter from Archbishop Copello urged peace and unity.
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Buenos Aires
Plaza de Mayo
Santiago Luis Cardinal Copellc
Argentina
Juan O Laramie
Wya
INS
Forest Peron
Wyoming
Colorado
Arapahoe
Ued
Medicine Bow National Forest
Laramie
Medicine Bow
Ohio unlikely to get polio vaccine
Ohio Health Director Ralph Dwork said Ohio will not receive the balk polio vaccine released by federal authorities and warned against speculation on its use. He noted nine million children need protection and other states may receive first shots before Ohio.
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Columbus
Ralph Dwork
Bia
Dwork
Ohio
Sunny and Dry Northeastern Ohio Forecast
Weather outlook for the region calls for sunny skies and dry conditions with highs around 80 to 85. Tonight will be clear and cool with lows near 58 to 62. Tuesday offers a fair day with little temperature change and a lingering warmth from Sunday’s 72 degree high.
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Ohio
Ohio Gets Brief Relief From Heat
The mid-80s heat eased across Ohio as cool dry air moved in over the weekend ending a nine day hot spell. Forecasters warn temperatures will rise again mid week while humidity returns to uncomfortable levels. City readings at 8 am include Chicago 72 Denver 65 Los Angeles 62 Miami 80 and Washington 79.
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International
Ohio
Mercury
Oheans
At & A.m
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington D. C
Republicans urge Eisenhower bid for a second term
Fifty four Republican Congressmen marked the third anniversary of Eisenhower's nomination by urging the president to run again.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Big 3 urged to pressure Russia over Laos attacks
Senate authority Sen. Mike Mansfield urged at the Big Four talks to pressure the Soviet Union to halt Communist attacks in Laos. He warned of violations of the 1954 Geneva agreement and suggested re weighing elections in North and South Vietnam. Senator Alexander Wiley supported heightened awareness of the flare up as a danger to all. The Laotian high command reported three battalions led by Pathet Lao attacked eastern Laos near the Vietnam border. Mansfield called for UN discussion and prompt action by the international commission policing the Geneva accords.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Russia
Laos
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Foreign Relations Committee
Far East
Manu San Laue
South
Vietnam
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Fisenihower
CEES
Hich
Pathet L&a Tree
Cormuunst
Explosive Found in U S Information Service Building
Terrorists placed a nine pound bomb wrapped in a newspaper on the third floor of a U S Information Service building in Saigon Indochina but fled before ignition. Authorities said no blast occurred and the device was discovered Sunday by residents.
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Saigon
Indochina
U.S. Information Service
Rae
Tur
Comanche Ranch Offers Radioactive Dust Treatments
Hundreds visit Jesse Reese’s ranch near Comanche to cover themselves with mildly radioactive dust from a pond. Visitors pay $2 for an hour and a half of dust exposure, despite no proven health benefits and a disclaimer of voluntary participation.
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Comanche
Tex
Jesse F. Reese
Reese
Atomic Energy Commission
Uranium Avenue
Fred Hall
Conkly
Elyria Wins Two Loves One in Fifth District Baseball
In Elyria's Fifth District Junior Baseball League a PCC team delivered a 2 win and 1 loss set, boosting standings as league play continued. The event mirrors a busy day with standings and player details noted.
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Elyria
American Legion
Pavenee Px
Tragedy Strikes As Child Killed By Car Propelled by Ignition
In Elyria two deaths shock families. A 1 year old Ruby Jean Underwood died after her siblings started a family car. the vehicle backed into a parked truck. Nearby, 14 year old Albert Starzewski Jr. was killed instantly when a cabin cruiser propeller struck his head while water skiing on the Delaware Reservoir. Mrs Elaine Clark of Delaware piloted the boat. sun glare contributed to the accident. Funeral arrangements and formal notices follow for both victims.
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Ruby Jean Underwood
Albert Underwood
Oberlin Rd
Albert Starzewski Jr
Cleveland St
John
Judy
Ruby Jean
Starzewski
Delaware
Russell’ Reedy
Sheriff's
Charles Heck
Reedy
Heck
Akro
Sudro Curtis Funeral
State
Highway Patrol
Elaine Clark
Delaware County
Tennyson Williams
Elyria
Columbus
Jack
Brehm
Robert Brehm
Jack Brehm
Richard Clark
Elaine
Albert
Elyma
Albert Starzewski
Virginia Triniszewski
Lorain
Dorothy
Alex Triniszewska
Bittner-De- Carlo
Holy Cross Church
C. L. Cudnik
St. Mary Cemetery
Jury Delays Hit Elyria Bicycle Court Trials
Trials for several alleged jaywalkers were postponed as Elyria Youth Council members serving as a jury were on vacation. Court was canceled because no other cases were ready, and police noted many council members were out of the city.
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Elyria
Lausche Lets School Funding Bill Become Law Without Signature
Governor Lausche will let a school funding distribution bill become law without his signature. He warns the change creates an $8.89 million deficit to be covered by the 1957 Legislature, with funds shifting to a teacher based formula effective Oct 1, 1956. He also vetoes other measures and prepares 20 vetoes this session.
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Columbus, C
Ulp
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State House
Director of Public Works
House
Senate
Sen
J. E. Simpson
Forest
Simpson
State Board of Tax Appeals
Lake Erie
State Board of Education
Board of Tax Appeals
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Desert Legionnaires Desert Ship in Suez Canal
Cairo police report four French Foreign Legionnaires deserted a ship in the Suez Canal en route to Morocco from Indochina. It is the second such desertion after 71 legionnaires left a troop ship at St Valery last week.
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Cairo
Egypt
French Foreign Legionaires
Suez Canal
Morocco
Indochina
Legionaires
St. Valery
Cooling Cue No 8 Bedmnom Deere Mystery
Fragmentary reading shows a quirky notice about a vacancy and a contact number 47H. The text mentions catching breezes stirring in a house and an 'ideriter' option now.
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William A. Cowart
Dalton
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
U.S
Panmunjom
Griggs
Toni
Bell
Olympia
Wash
Chiang Kai-shek
Be Hatfer, Ph
Ike
Elks
Philadelphia
VNS
John L. Walker
Roanoke, Va
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Jrycriatrists
Vflys
American Red Cross
Cascade Park
Sally Novatney
Nelson Beller
CAA
PAC
Seattle
John W. Mullin
North City
Juneau
Alaska
Mullin
Armverst
Wdoeter
Wesatie
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