Captain Gainok Decorated For Heroism In Korea
Capt Elmer J Gainok commanding officer of B Company 33rd Infantry Fort Kobbe Panama received the Distinguished Service Cross from Maj Gen Lionel C McGarr during an Army 180th birthday ceremony. He is a South Amherst native son, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Gainok of 15 West Main St. He earned the DSC for extraordinary heroism near Chonur Korea after his platoon was halted by heavy fire. He charged the enemy position with grenades and rifle fire, killing or wounding many and forcing the enemy to flee. Mrs Gainok, formerly Martha Jane Davidson of Kipton Ohio, and children Diane 7 and Alan 3, live at Fort Kobbe. They are visiting relatives in Kipton, and he will join them after a furlough starting August 1.
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South Amherst
Elmer J. Gainok
33Rd Infantry Regiment
Fort Kobbe
Panama Canal Zone
Lionel C. McGarr
United States Army
Caribbean
Garnok
Andrew Garnok
JS Wo
Nem
Gainak
Dianne
Alan
Fort Robbe
Martha Jane Davidson
Kipton
Andrew Gainck
Gainck
Elmer J. Gatnok
U.S. Army
Galnok
Korea
Big 3 Agree on Goals Yet Clash on Plans at Geneva
At Geneva the United States Britain and France spoke with one voice yet showed differences in approach. Eisenhower sought a basis for accommodation toward concrete future solutions while Eden and Faure pressed firmer plans including a five power pact and mutual security guarantees with the Soviet Union.
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K. C. Thaler
United Press
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Russia
West
Edgar
Aure
Soviet Union
Germany
Faure
NATO
Rulings In Two Courts on School Integration
United Press reports divergent rulings on desegregation. In El Paso Texas Western College must admit a Black student for fall enrollment, while Richmond Virginia courts allow de facto segregation to continue for a year with steps toward integration. Virginia officials hail a victory, claiming time to arrange desegregation as ordered by the Supreme Court. Simultaneously in Mississippi, tension grows as Vicksburg parents consider court action to end school segregation, and a local NAACP chapter warns it may seek federal remedies if boards ignore protests.
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United Press
el Paso
Tex
Texas Western College
University of Texas System
Richmond
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court For Public Schools
Summerton
Clarendon County
R. E. Thomason
Thelma White
Texas
University of Texas Board of Regents
Texas Western
Fl Paso Coed
Sborp
Miss
Vicksburg
Set Parents
Tocksburg
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Federal District Court
House Alters Proposal For Nuclear Ship
The House sent to the Senate a bill authorizing construction of a nuclear powered merchant ship. It rejects Eisenhower’s "atoms for spearer" plan and costs about 30 million dollars, taking years to build. The measure aims at practical research and not a showboat.
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Washington
INS
House
Senate
Spearer
Eisenhower
Vaive
Y Membbers
Joint
Congression Committee On
Atomic Ener
Three Injured in Rt 10 Indian Hollow Crash
Three Michigan residents sustained minor injuries in an automobile truck collision at Rt 10 and Indian Hollow Rd yesterday afternoon. Masrop Hodges 64 of Detroit suffered a chest injury Sarah Garbadan 50 of Detroit a left shoulder contusion Agnes Massar 33 of Highland Park a right arm injury. The southbound car collided with a 14 ton truck driven by Jerry Pu Columbia Station. Bailiwick reporters noted the deputy Edwin Mitchell documented the incident.
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Rt. 10
Indian Hollow Rd
Edwin Mitchell
Michigan
Masrop Hodges
Detroit
Sarah Garbadan
Agnes Massar
Highland Park
Jerry Pu
Columbia Station
Giesler
Miss Duke
Iniperior Court
Santa Monica
Fie
Expous Ope
Heiress Doris Duke Sues Magazine for $3 Million
Doris Duke heiress, cited by a magazine, files a $3 million lawsuit against Confidential Magazine over an article. The suit centers on alleged misrepresentation about her wealth and status, reflecting a high profile legal clash in Hollywood society.
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Hollywood
Doris Duke
Confidential Magazine
Panic at Detroit Belle Isle as pet constrictor released
An unidentified man caused a minor scare at Belle Isle beach in Detroit when he opened a hamper and released his pet constrictor for a airing. Police arrived and the man secured the 10 foot snake as onlookers watched.
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Detroit
Belle Island Beach
Jett the Talend
Plans New Business Venture Eckenfels Retires After 44 Years
Joseph H. Eckenfels retires after nearly 44 years in the postal service, ending a long Elyria career that began in 1911 as a sub clerk. He plans to build and run a dance hall on 11 acres at Sugar Ridge and Bender Roads in Ridgeville Two, with a prize contest for the hall’s name. He and his wife Florence have seven children in the area and was honored with a purse from the Postal Clerks Association.
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Elyria Post Office
Joseph H. Eckenfels
Postal Clerks Association
Justin B. Martin
Harold Schneider
Eckenfels
Joseph Gibbons
Gibbons
Martin
Joe Cowden
Postal Service
Sugar Ridge
Bender Rds
Ridgeville Two
Post Office
Leckenfels
Cleveland
Elyria
Florence
Leonard Vinson
Eugene
Daniel Eckomfels
Pauline Antilik
Josephine Perryman
Ernestine Gutzeit
Grace Eckenfels
Burglary Suspect Held After Abies Hide Way Theft
A 16-year-old Grafton youth is being held by Lorain police for burglary at Abie's Hide Away and for carrying concealed weapons. He was stopped near Vth St and Reid Ave after leaving the scene with a suitcase, a bag, and a portable radio, and later admitted hiding $241, liquor, and the radio inside the establishment. Police found a 22 caliber revolver during a search and the youth showed where the money was hidden.
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Lorain
Grafton
Broadway
Vth St
Reid Ave
Tie
Abie's Hide
Eivra
Nevada Convicts Stage Sit-Down at State Prison
Governor Charles H. Russell headed to Carson City to decide action as 225 Nevada State Prison inmates conduct a nonviolent sit-down over 12 grievances including a demand for a meeting with the Governor. Highway patrol surrounded the yard. tear gas kept ready if violence erupted.
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Carson City
Nev
Charles H. Russell
Nevada
Nevada State Prison
Russell
Las Vegas
Arthur Bernard
Walla Walla
Wash
Rawlings
Wyo
Bernard
Bear's Slap Beal SOUTHSEA Circus Polar Bear Injury
Eight year-old Susan Reed told her mother in England that a polar bear hit her with a paw when she tried to pet it at a circus. The child returned home with a black eye and the mother questioned the odd explanation.
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Southsea
England
Susan Reed
Susan
Soviet Habits Leave Bartenders In Solitude
Geneva reports the Moscow delegation at the Big Four summit lived quietly in the Hotel Metropole bar with little patronage. Russians preferred coffee and food to drinking, while some leaders toured Geneva in a lax security convoy, drawing comments on their public appearances.
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Geneva
Anl Seigarte Sori
Nikolad Fet
Moneenist Party Secretens Nits
Senators Optimists On Parley At Geneva Talks
UPI reports senators watching Geneva with optimism after Big Four opening statements. some criticize Bulganin NATO liquidation idea without an arms control plan for Europe. many support Eden's European arms control proposal and hope for progress, with Nixon to report today on Geneva developments.
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Warren Duffee
United Press
Washington
Geneva
Russia
Homer F. Capehart
R Ind
Senat
Pome
Nikolai Bulzanin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Homer E. Capehart
BR Ind
NATO
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Walter F. George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Group
Eden
J. William Fulbright
Dark
Jte
H. Alexander Smith
R- Jnt
GOP
Mike Mansfield
D- Mont
Lorain Dairy Bar Robbed for Seventy Three Dollars
Lorain police reported a theft at Fairmont Dairy Bar 2914 Pearl Ave where $73.43 was taken from a cash register. An unidentified burglar gained entry by tearing the outer screen door and forcing the inner door with a pry bar. Cash and assorted items including cigars, cigarettes, hose and candy were taken.
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Lorain
Fairmont
Pearl Ave
Sally Ratlifn
Dale Ave
Tavern Manager Faces Disorder Charge After Bar Fight
John Pribanic co manager of the Brass Rail Cafe at 1804 East 28th Street tried to eject two men during a late night fight. A shaker was hurled through a window. Frank Kordeleski of 630 Shore Boulevard Sheffield Lake admitted involvement after police found him at St Joseph Hospital with head injuries. Pribanic told police one assailant left after further confrontation. an affadv. charge for destruction of property may follow once names are sworn.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Frank Kordeleski
Shore Blvd
Sheffield Lake
Kordeleski
Jude
Pribanic
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Nikolai A. Bulganin
Lake Geneva
V .M. Molotov
Bulganin
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Zhukov
Secret Service
Edgar Faure
Bear
Beal
Thrushchev
Georgi Tukov
Khrushchev
Shriners
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