West Presses Offense to Break East West Berlin Deadlock
Western allies led by Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville pressed to topple the East West Berlin stalemate with a two pronged plan. They sought to stall a Soviet all German commission and push for a Western backed advisory body to advance German reunification. Gromyko met the group in secret talks over lunch at Lloyd's villa as Big Four deliberations continued.
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Geneva
UPI
Berlin
U.S
Christian Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lloyd's Villa
Gromyko
Germany
West Berlin
GNP Rate Soaring May Hit Record This Year
Washington UPI reports new government data show national output may reach a 500 billion dollar annual production rate by year end as the economy heats up.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Khrushchev Cancels Scandinavian Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev abruptly canceled his planned grand tour of Scandinavia, citing unfriendly Scandinavian press as the reason. The move surprised officials three weeks before the trip, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions and editorial debates across Copenhagen Oslo and Stockholm. Separately, Commerce data show US GNP at a 470 billion dollar annual rate in Q1 1959 with a projected 482 billion in Q2, signaling continued growth despite the steel strike and a 1958 slump.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Copenhagen
Oslo
Commerce Department
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy Dies At 84 In Washington
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy Roosevelt and Truman chief of staff, died at Navy Medical Center Bethesda at 8:45 am EDT. He was 84. Cause listed as cerebral vascular accident. Survived by son Rear Adm. William H. Leahy. Leahy helped shape U S war and postwar policy and built the Navy before and during World War II.
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Washington
UPI
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Navy
William H. Leahy
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Leahy
Truman
Naval Operations
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Leahey
U.S. Pacific
North Africa
Faulkner Wife and Family Escape Train Crossing Crash
Mrs. Faulkner, novelist William Faulkner's wife, their son, and two others escaped serious injuries after their station wagon collided with a train at a railroad crossing in Jackson Mississippi Saturday night.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
William Faulkner
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Regions
Partly cloudy with some humidity and a few widely scattered showers. Highs around 78 to 83, cooler tonight with lows 38 to 62. Tuesday looks partly cloudy and warmer, with Sunday temperatures near normal. Rain chances scattered, with 0.22 inch expected in 24 hours ending Sunday evening. Ohio temperatures to average about 34 degrees below normal, with minor daily changes and chances of thunderstorms northwest Tuesday and later Tuesday night.
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Ohio
Congressman Intervenes In Akron Girl Book Theft Tale
Patricia C Vandin of Akron wrote to Rep William H Ayres about two library books damaged by a puppy and her work to repay 6 70. librarians claimed the $5 06 earned was not enough and the books could not be released. Ayres ordered the books from a Washington bookstore and Patricia was to receive them at 6.29 each.
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Patrcia
Benks
Catricia
Plegar
Axres
Kereeef
Mune
Ayres
Washington
Patricia
Nixon to Keep Talks With Khrushchev Confidential
Vice President Nixon plans secret discussions with Premier Khrushchev during his Moscow visit. He asked Kozlov to relay assurances of privacy to encourage open dialogue on cold war issues. Nixon believes privacy will foster frank talks and better serve the United States government.
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Washington
UPI
Richard
M.nixon
Mikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Nixon
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Frol R. Kozlov
Kozlov
U.S
Rain Revisions Fold Lorain Plans In City Page
A fragmented page notes revisions to Lorain area planning and a campaign push for community fund contributions. It mentions events in Elyria and Wakeman activities, plus scattered notices across sections like hospital, court, and memorials.
Seabarhan TV Program Highlights Wettingien Woeuren’s Fa
A local TV segment spotlights Seabarhan and highlights the Wettingien Woeuren affair. The program emphasizes sports figures and community events connected to Seabarhan’s team.
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Seabarhan
TV Rilites Wettingien Woeuren
Communist Uprising Hits Iraq Oil Center In Civil War
Reports from Beirut and Cairo describe a civil war flare in Kirkuk as Communist forces clash with Iraqi authorities. Deaths run into the hundreds with widespread fighting, as Premier Kassem warns against further violence and vows to settle accounts with anti-government elements.
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Kirkuk
UPI
Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo
Middle East
MENA
Abdel Karim Kassem
Faisal
Kassem
Baghdad
Mosul
Egypt
Syria
Hochenedel Succumbs To Cycle Injuries
Robert Hochenedel, 29, a former Elyria resident and stock car figure, died in Harbor General Hospital Torrance California after a July 10 motorcycle race crash. He served three years as president of the Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association and lived at 9142 Wheeler St Arlington California. Funeral plans in California and Elyria will be announced. Survivors include his wife Donna Thompson and three children, his parents and siblings.
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Torrance
Calif
Robert Hochenedel
Hochenedel
Harbor General Hospital
Elyria
Hohhenedel
Northern Ohio
Riverside Calif. Press
Wheeler St
Arlington, Calif
California
Hohhenecel
Lother
Donna Thomp
R. G. Hochenedel
Arlington Calif
Doris Payne
Joan
James Shelock
J. A. Mellon
Elyna
Joseph Hochenedel
X Rays and Atomic Fallout Stir Public Fear in Debate
The dispatch warns that fear of atomic radiation leaks into medicine as people fear X-rays may be deadly. It cites patients refusing care and doctors facing skeptical patients while urging confidence in qualified radiologists and proper use. Continued on Page 2.
Negotiator Finnegan Presses Steel Pay Talks in New York
Federal Mediation Chief Joseph F Finnegan opened talks with 12 major steel companies at a Park Avenue hotel as the nationwide six day strike continued. He planned to meet later with United Steelworkers officials while industry seeks wage extensions to curb inflation and unions push for higher pay without price hikes.
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NEW York
UPI
Joseph F. Finnegan
Park Avenue
United Steelworkers Union
Finnegan
U. S. Labor and Commerce Department
R. Conrad Cooper
Finnie-gan
Walter A
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Western Pennsylvania
Stee
J&l
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Javits
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
Rockefeller Says He Might Consider 1960 Republican Bid
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller indicated on Meet the Press he could run for president in 1960 if circumstances develop. He stressed he is not a candidate now and is focusing on being governor. A group plans to enter his name in the New Hampshire primary next March.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Meet the Press
NBC
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Uranium Spark Past Discoveries Highlighted In Odd Item
Fragmentary clipping notes Uranium radioactivity discovery by Becquerel in Paris in 1895. The rest reads as garbled classifieds urging contact for an ad writer and mentioning parakeets for sale with nest boxes and eggs. Local names and numbers appear incomplete.
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AL Becquerel
Paris
Chronicle-Telegram
Elstia
Lorain
Waleter
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