Turnpike C-23 work begins in Elyria amid dispute
Construction crews from A. J. Baltes Co. move 50 feet wide bulldozer path from Gulf Rd to near Black River as last four miles of the Ohio Turnpike start amid legal fights. Attorney Rice seeks enjoining action over city ordinance vacating Wesley Ave Bon Air Ave and Hilliard Rd for turnarounds and questions planning commission approval.
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Roy Shoemaker
Lorain
Elyria
A. J. Baltes Construction Co
Norwalk
Don Miller
Roy Bell
R. H. Rice
Richard Baird
Wesley A Ave
Bon Air Ave
Hilliard Rd
Baird
Rice
Race
Explosion at Unexcelled Fireworks Co. injures many in Hightstown
A blast at the Unexcelled Fireworks Co. in rural Hightstown New Jersey at 9 35 a m today injured a number of people and officials fear three may be dead The blast occurred in one building and the state police said the explosion appeared confined to that structure
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Hightstown
N.J
Jet fighter crashes on Okinawa during drill killing pilot
A Panther jet crashed while performing a simulated strafing run against the 29th Regimental Combat Team on Okinawa. The Marine corps pilot was killed and at least 19 soldiers were injured as the aircraft failed to pull out of a dive and exploded on impact. Burn injuries were common among wounded from burning fuel.
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Naha
Okinawa
INS
Marine Corps
29Th
U S and Britain Agree on Asia Defense Conference
The United States and Britain have buried differences and will proceed with plans for an international conference to blueprint Southeast Asia's defense. A congressman said Secretary of State Dulles is hopeful the meeting can begin next month.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Southeast Asia
John Foster Dulles
Globulin Aids Stricken Middletown Boy
Doctors treating six year old Eddie Philips in Middletown say no transfusions in three days after July 6 tonsillectomy bleeding. An ounce of new anti hemophilic globulin given Wednesday halted most bleeding and he remains listed as critical.
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Middletown
Eddie Philips
Weather note for Northeastern Ohio today and Friday
Partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures in Northeastern Ohio today tonight and Friday. High today 62 low tonight 62 high Friday 62 winds from northeast today and tonight then southeast Friday. No precipitation in 24 hours ending Wednesday evening. Sunrise Thursday 6 12 a m sunset 8 54 p m. Moonrise 12 15 a m Thursday moonset 3 01 p m Thursday.
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Lake Ene
Free Car Giveaway Prompted by Resar Service Ad
A New Car will be given to one of our customers on Dec 15. Call The Resar Service Co 535 Lodi for more information.
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Resar Service Co
Adv
Texas Financier Moody Jr Dies After Short Illness
Galveston Texas financier T W L Moody Jr died at John Sealy Hospital after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was among America's wealthiest yet least known, with interests via W L Moody & Co spanning cotton, insurance, banking, 30 hotels, 10 ranches, two Galveston newspapers and oil.
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T.W. L Moody Jr
America
Moody
John Sealy Hospital
United States
W. L. Moody &Co
Texas
French Cabinet Backs Indochina Cease Fire Plan
Paris reports the French cabinet unanimously approved the Indochinese cease-fire agreement secured by Premier Mendes-France at Geneva. He outlined terms to cabinet members and prepared to seek swift National Assembly approval, praising US and UK support and urging no demonstrations at Villacoublay before the vote.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Geneva
Mendes-France
National Assembly
United States
Britain
France
Villacoublay
Charles de Gaulle
Tax Bill Ready For Congress
Washington reports the administration income tax bill cleared a conference committee hurdle with a 350 million dollar per year break for stockholders. It would raise more than 3,000 changes, offer a four percent credit on dividends after a 50 dollar exemption, extend medical deductions, and shift filing dates. Senate action is expected in late session as Millikin touts the measure.
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House Senate
Senate
Pmsasee Saseuasswe
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene Millikin
Hemingway Decorated on 36th Birthday in Cuba Honor
Novelist Ernest Hemingway received the Cuban national order of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes on his 36th birthday for promoting Cuban interests. He and his wife had just returned from an extended tour of Africa and Europe to their Cuban home.
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Morpheus
Bowen withdraws from county auditor race in Elyria
Thomas D. Bowen of 221 Columbus Street withdrew as the Democratic candidate for county auditor in the November election. He cited extenuating circumstances and left the nomination open for appointment by the County Democratic Executive Committee before the August 18 deadline. Bowen previously ran for Elyria mayor in 1951.
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Columbus St
Election Board
Bowen
Frank Ayres
Democratic Executive Committee
Elyria
West German Intelligence Chief Feared Kidnapped by Reds
West German officials voiced fear that Otto John, head of the domestic intelligence service, has been abducted by Communist agents and carried behind the Iron Curtain. The Interior Ministry cited evidence suggesting a pattern of Reds abductions. John, six feet tall, vanished Tuesday night after leaving a West Berlin hotel. He had just returned ten days earlier from a U.S. study tour and was en route to a memorial service for Nazi victims. His home is in Cologne and his wife and stepdaughter are noted in reports.
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INS
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Bonn
John
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Balding
Germany
United States
Hitler John
Adolf Hitler
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England
Admiral Canaris
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Eisenhower cites $10.3B of cuts but $3.03B deficit in 1954
President Eisenhower announced a $10.3 billion reduction in Truman era federal spending for 1954, yet the treasury still posted a $3.029 billion deficit, about $245 million below January estimates. He credited tax measures returning roughly $7.5 billion to taxpayers and claimed inflation was halted. He also reported the national debt at $271.341 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Treasury
Entsenhower
Longest Senate session of year tops 24 hours
Washington The longest Senate session of the year surpassed 24 hours as Wayne Morse of Oregon, renowned for marathon talks, pressed on with debates over atomic energy and budget reforms. Morse aimed for four to six hours but kept speaking through the night as other senators joined long discussions and quorum calls continued.
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Morse
Washington
Rayne Morse
Indore
Rummage Sale Ad Leads With Address and Price
A brief sale notice lists a rummage event at 223 Pind At on Saturday with a $30 asking price. The short classified item notes an ML ad reference.
Mrs Houk First To Testify In Sheppard Case
Bay Village Mayor J Spencer Houk testified that his wife Mrs Houk awakened from a call about Marilyn Sheppard's murder and described finding Sheppard slumped in his study chair with blood on the bed. Mrs Houk recounted the scene in the Sheppard home and said she checked for a pulse before summoning help. The inquest opened at Normandy school with other witnesses including the Sheppards' son Chip and relatives.
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Bay Village
Marilyn Sheppard
J. Spencer Houk
ofCleveland
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Houk
Samuel ‘Sheppard
Sheppard
Samuel H.sheppard
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Chip
Frank Story
Mamlyn
James McArthur
Investigaton
David Kerr
Havana
Geld
Greater
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