Hit-Skip Trucker Hunted Akron Driver Dies In Norwalk Area
Norwalk Ohio state police pursue a hit and run trucker after a four vehicle crash on Route 18 near Norwalk. Victim Harry Voytke a 52 year old Akron tire company employee died from a fractured skull and crushed chest at Morral Hospital. Unknown eastbound steel hauler passed Voytko prompting a collision with a pickup that veered off road. The tractor trailer driven by Howard R Denny of Fremont struck the pickup and a following Detroit car. only Voytko died. others unharmed.
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Harry Voytke
Croodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Vovtko
Norwalk Memoral Hospital
Norwalk
Voytko
Voytkos
Howard R Demmy 38
Fremont
Long Mo Ltor Equipment Co
Detroit
John Suprosky
Suprosky
Moroccan Race War II Feared in Casablanca
Riot conditions erupt as police open fire on Moroccans defying martial law. Death toll rises with 25 killed and 80 wounded after 48 hours of bloodshed and arson. U S citizens told to seek refuge in bases as Moroccan mobs batter hospitals and a sugar warehouse. American and French authorities clash as martial law is proclaimed to restore peace in Casablanca.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Amencan
Gilbert Grandval
Weather summary for Northwestern Ohio and Lake Erie
Partly cloudy and warm today with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs near 89, tonight lows around 72. Friday high 31 seems misprint. likely 73 with low near 73. Lake Erie winds southwest 1 mph rising briefly with thundershowers. Sunday warmer with similar wind. Sunrise 6:07 am, sunset 8:38 pm.
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Northwestern
Ohio
Lake Erie
Japanese Patrol Boat Escorts Scallop Fleet Under Fire
A Japanese patrol boat fired 11 warning shots at two Soviet vessels near Nerour Strait between northern Japan and the Kunle Islands. It rescued 30 scallop boats from seizure, maneuvering to reach the fleet first and escorting them to safety while warding off the Soviet boats with signal shots.
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Kushiro Japan
INS
Nerourro Strait
Japan
Kunle Islands
Yamagin
Generals Say Reds Rushing Jet Bombers
Inquiries from the Potomac show U.S. leaders warn of Soviet progress in long range bombers missiles and space tech while stressing continued but narrowing US superiority. Radford Twining LeMay warn of growing unknowns yet deny complacency.
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Reds
Quantico Va
United States
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Deense
Nowon
Amerca
Russia
Atomi
Radford
Nathan F Twining
Congress
Twining
Curtis E. LeMay
Simpler-Orient Express Derails Near Swiss Frontier
The Simpler-Orient Express derailed in a tunnel near the Swiss border Friday night while en route from Paris, causing a crash that halted service and prompted investigations. Local authorities reported injuries but details remain sparse.
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Paris
Judge Is Firm on Prisoner Release After Accident
In Cincinnati US District Court Judge John H Druffel reported that twenty persons were injured in a Friday accident near Latins and Pontarlier while transporting prisoners. Latins hospital took several inmates, including Melvin Hupman a former labor leader serving a sentence for false affidavit. The accident occurred between Moochard and Pontarlier.
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Sofia
Cincinnati
Paris Pottee
John H Druffel
Latins
Alof
Melvin Hupman
Dny‘ormal Spar
Franceton
Pontarlier
Moma
Eisenhower Proposes Unified Germany and Arms Cuts at Geneva
President Eisenhower outlines three core proposals to Geneva including unification through elections, reduction of East European forces to Western levels, and limited West German forces within NATO. He introduces a Burglar Alarm system for early warning on nuclear moves and seeks new paths to a continent wide security pact and non aggression framework.
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INS
Eisenhower
Premer Nikola
Bulgaria
Geneva
Germany
Europe
San Francisco
Harold E Stassen
Soviet Union
Islas
Bernard Baruch
Russias
Peron resigns as party leader and agrees to end reelection
Argentine President Juan Peron announced his resignation as head of the Peronista party and said he would serve as president under the constitution until June 4 1958 while not seeking reelection. He promised press freedom and warned opponents to act within the law while pledging to use force if necessary to maintain order.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Juan Peron Peron
Peronista
Appraisal Decision Delayed in Lorain County Reassessment
The State Board of Tax Appeals delays a full Lorain County real estate reappraisal as Ford Pickens term ends and Joseph Scanlon, on vacation, is recalled to participate. Auditor Aytes offers to conduct a reappraisal if needed, costing about 250000, while a citizens committee argues values are equitable and up to date. The board will reconsider if investigations show a reappraisal is unnecessary.
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Columbus QC
State Board of Tax Appeals
Lorain County
Ford M Pickens
Low Frank J Lausche
Joseph Z
Scanlon
Edward J. Kirwin
United Press
Atoval Lorain Couny
Frank Aytes
Ctizens
Earl Cotton
Confessed Arsonist Linked With Attempt To Burn Home
A 13 year old deaf girl was held in Lorain County Jail after being arrested by Elyria police following a chase through weeds. She admitted setting three fires on April 14 in garages on Third and Fourth Streets, damaging four vehicles. The fires were linked to disturbances at Willard Buck Roberts home, who reported attempted arson and disordered belongings. Police noted a knife raised against officers and ongoing juvenile court proceedings led by Judge Harold Ewing.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Vegan St
Boston Ave
Maurice Flood
Willard * Buck’ Roberts
Longson Ave
Eyria Transit
Company Roberts
Roberts
Third St Alley
Fourth St
Harold Ewing
Fire and missing girl linked to Ohio case shocks city
A girl sent to the Juvenile Diagnostic Home in Columbus after a fire incident returns home two weeks ago. Police report she disappeared on Broad Street, then was spotted by a resident hiding in bushes near Logan Street before being caught with a knife. Elyria officials consider state care due to long waiting lists and high costs. Across the Atlantic, Eden plans post Geneva administration changes with Butler and Macmillan retaining roles.
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Columbus
Eiroa
Broad St
South Logan St
Notubed
Logan
Orl
Logan St
Boston Ave
Elyria
Ewing
London
INS
Anthony Eden
Geneva
Ro A Rab Butler
Harold MacMillan
Diem Backs Free Elections in Indochina Plan
In a nationwide radio address, South Vietnam leader Diem said the regime accepts the principle of real elections for all Indochina. He doubted they could be held in the Communist north and spoke four days before the Geneva talks deadline to arrange Indochina elections next year.
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Saigon
Indochina
Peter Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
North
Diem
Geneva
Miss Universe Contest Opens In Long Beach Site
Beauties from around the world and nation gather in Long Beach California for the fourth annual Miss Universe contest. Foreign contenders will parade in native costumes with flags at Veterans Memorial Stadium tonight as the event begins a week of shows leading to the crowning next Thursday by 1965 winner Miriam Stevenson.
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Long Beach
Calif
Miriam Stevenson
South Carolina
Boy Dies as Explosive Detonators Trigger Fatal Blast
Portland authorities hunt 20 detonators after an explosion killed a nine year old boy and critically injured his playmate in Alma Wick. Keith Jones was blown apart while removing a case of detonators near Barley Larhart Co. William Gorman, 10, was critically hurt as the blasts occurred near the business district. Hospital reports say the boy lost both legs and faces long odds of survival. Officials urge the public to report any information on the explosives.
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Portland ‘Vich
Nnc
Als
Barley Larhart Co
Keith Jones
Willam Gorman
Alma Wick
Apokhesmar
St Lawrence Hospital
Lansing
Mich
Ponce
Poe Uee
Polio Serum Freed For National Foundation Program
The Public Health Service released 2.93 million shots of Sakanti polio vaccine produced by the P tran Voore Co to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The extra doses will fund free inoculations for first and second grade students as safety tests completed.
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Washington
Pulie Health Service
P Tran Voore Co
Zionsyile I
National Foundation For
Health Service
Teller Quiz Plans Made in Cleveland Robbery Probe
Police say 12 detectives will question Laws Teller 27 and Lora Lee Ritenour 17 about at least 100 armed robberies in the area over the past year. The pair were expected to be brought here from Detroit for the weekend hearings after arrests on charges of robbing a Cleveland Trust Co branch bank.
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Cleveland O 'P
Laws Teller
Lora Lee
Detroit
Cleveland Trust Co
Cooling cues and ad tips in The Chronicle Telegram
Classified ad snippet advises chilling cologne or witch hazel to reuse as a quick aid, suggests keeping it by the bedside for repeated use, and promotes using classifieds to earn money and fill spare rooms or hobbies. It includes a terse tip to call a number 4751 for help.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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