Eisenhower ready for UN summit but may walk out if Khrushchev hijacks talks
Washington sources indicate a possible United Nations summit on the Middle East crisis, with administration officials saying there is a good chance the meeting would be held at the UN Security Council. Ike would attend unless Khrushchev turns it into a propaganda forum, then he would leave.
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UPI
Eisenhower
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Lebanon Elections Postponed Amid U.S. Air Display
UPI reports U.S. forces from 6th Fleet carriers and Turkish bases staged a show of strength over major Lebanese cities as Lebanon postponed parliamentary elections. Thirty Air Force and twenty naval planes participated. The move follows Cairo and Nasser's speech. officials warn of possible renewed rebel violence amid efforts to unite Parliament and select a president.
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UPI
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Tny
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Osseiran
Camille Chamoun
Murphy
Abdel Osseiran
Consulta
Oppor
Particu
ODFBA To Strike Dairies Tonight in Ohio
The Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association plans a midnight strike delaying milk supply in Cleveland Akron Canton area dairies including Elyria and Lorain with picketing at multiple locations.
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Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Elyria
Lorain
De Gaulle Splits On Summit Site
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle breaks with American and British leaders over where to hold a Middle East summit. He accepts only a date and place discussion and rules out the U N Assembly, preferring less publicity for the talks.
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UPD
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Nikita Khrushchev
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Harald Macmillan
Eisenhower
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
U.N
Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms today tonight and Thursday. Warmer today with highs 80 to 83 and lows 60 to 65. Precipitation 0.09 inches in the two hour period ending 8 p.m. Tuesday. Humidity high at 2 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunrise 6 14 a.m. sunset 8 52 p.m.
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Typhoon Hit Japan Leaves Five Dead in Wave of Destruction
A chaotic sequence reports a deadly typhoon striking Honshu with five confirmed deaths and thousands displaced. Homes flooded and power lines down as transit and railways suffer, while Japan braces for aftershocks and officials coordinate relief efforts.
Beetle Infestation Hits Lorain County Spotlight
Lorain County faces a reporting spike in Japanese beetle activity as historical records show peak levels in recent surveys. Officials tie the surge to warm soil, with residents urged to monitor gardens and apply approved control measures.
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Lorain County
Congress Topics From Juice To Crisis
Washington reports show lawmakers debating issues from frozen orange juice to the Middle East crisis. House and Senate panels weighed trade policy, defense spending, and veterans care as Undersecretary Herter outlined the regional situation.
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UPT
Middle East
Christian Herter
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Eisenhower backs UN summit talk on Middle East
President Eisenhower signals willingness to attend a high level United Nations meeting on the Middle East if Khrushchev agrees. he denounces Soviet vetoes and calls for careful pre talks and real safeguards. Administration sources note doubts about a Khrushchev summit but say Eisenhower would go if the Soviet leader attends. Senate leaders back the stance while urging caution about a public UN forum.
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United Nations
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United States
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U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Senate
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Calif
Elyria 125th Anniversary Preparations Under Way
Telegram from the President to J Clare George, Elyria 125th anniversary committee chairman, highlights the Aug 19 celebration activities at anniversary headquarters as staff and workers move into high gear for the big events.
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J. Clare George
Elyria
Young Mother Slain in Ashland County
Angelina Wells, 1 year old child, was shot in a family car scuffle in Nankin near Ashland. Her husband, 20-year-old William L. Wells, is suspected. he had filed for divorce earlier that week amid alleged neglect and cruelty. Wells drove her to Dr Clem’s office where deputies took over. charges pending as prosecutors decide between manslaughter or murder. The couple married May 1956 and share two children.
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Nankin
William L
Angelina) Wells
Ashland County Sheriff's Office
Wells
FB. L. Clem
Hugh Troth
May R
Ronald Dale
Cindy Sue
Talk Of Incorporation Gains Ground In Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville Township debates incorporation amid fears of Cleveland migrants and annexation by Elyria. Trustees show mixed views with some favoring annexation over incorporation as population growth and taxes loom, while a village form is discussed as a shield.
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Ridgeville
Thhey
Cleveland
Elyria
Elyiria
Toad
Fundy
Tristee
Ray Dierlerich
Acts To Prevent Civil War In Cyprus Roundup
British troops in Cyprus detained about 1 200 Greek Cypriots and 40 to 50 Turks over 36 hours to avert civil war. Gov Sir Hugh Foot said the arrests targeted those tied to EOKA planned violence and sabotage to protect lives and property amid rising unrest.
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Cyprus
APT
Hugh Foot
Foot
Groek
Font Snid
Uvex
Price Index Up A Fraction In June Report
Washington reports consumer prices edged up to a new peak in June reaching 123.7 relative to 1947-49 averages, 2.9 percent higher than a year ago. Living costs were described as almost stagnant with the rise termed tiny. First-half pay for the average factory worker reached a record after tax deductions, at 75.55 dollars for three dependents though buying power fell 26 percent from a year ago. Transportation, reading and recreation, medical and personal care drove the index higher while food costs were unchanged for the second straight month. Food in June remained 4.6 percent above last year. The 20th rise in 22 months affects about 575,000 workers with wage escalator clauses.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Car jerks as shaft theft stalls vehicle in Florida
John Shoptaugh in Jacksonville reports his car would not move though the engine ran and was in gear because a thief stole the driveshaft, leaving the vehicle immobile and prompting police to investigate.
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Jacksonville, Fla
UPU
John Shoptaugh
Lost Swan Reward Near Vi erate Cue Rd
Lost large white swan on Vi erate Cue Road. Reward offered. Contact EM 4.
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