Nixon arrives in Moscow amid chilly reception from Radio Moscow
Vice President Richard M. Nixon lands in Moscow as officials greet him during a balmy day. Khrushchev accuses the United States of interference while Pravda blasts what it calls anti-Soviet provocations.
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Moscow
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Radio
Nikitai Khrushchev
Warsaw
Nixon
Khrushchev
Russia
Frol Kozlov
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Pravda
U.S
Nixons
Thompson
Europe
Moscow Radio
U. S
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Geneva
Western nations ease pressure as Geneva talks drift
Western ministers and Gromyko signaled a cooling of the Geneva conference amid signs Moscow may end the talks. Reports say Khrushchev instructed Gromyko to probe Western aims for a cold war settlement, with a Kremlin policy review looming.
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Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Izvestia
Russia
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Moscow
Weather outlook for Ohio amid clouds and storms
Considerable cloudiness with warm humid conditions and showers and scattered thunderstorms today tonight and Friday. Highs near 66 to 72 with a similar temperature range Wednesday. Precipitation none in the 24 hours ending 3 pm Wednesday. Humidity 1 percent at 9 am and 42 percent at 2 pm. Sunrise 6 13 am sunset 9 00 pm moonrise 4 56 pm moonset 10 05 am
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United Pres
Ohio
Tow
Fish Fry Friday and Carnival at DePaul Church event
St Whnwent DePaul Church hosts a fish fry Friday and a carnival with rides and social party on Sunday afternoon at Famous Park Barnecut. Attendees are invited to join the weekend activities starting 3 PM Sunday.
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DePaul
Union and Industry Still Far Apart Mediation Parley Monday
Federal Mediation Director Finnegan announced a joint meeting for Monday between steel union and industry negotiators, not signaling a quick contract. Big Three aluminum producers rejected USW wage demands raising risk of aluminum production shutdown at July 31 contract expiry.
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NEW York
UPI
Joseph F. Finnegan
United Steelworkers of America Usw
Finnegan
Washington
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Fourman
Steel
USW
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Surprise maneuver overrides veto on daily price controls
In Columbus Ohio, House members override Gov. DiSalle's veto of daily marketing price controls after a vote change by Rep. Richard Malone. The maneuver relied on suspending rules, letting Malone switch to the producers' dairy stance and triggering an 84-vote override in a tense session. The bill now goes to the Senate for a veto vote.
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House
Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Richard C. Malone
Montgomery
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Lantz
Malone
DiSalle
Bil
Senate
Avon Lake sewer study wins council approval
Avon Lake council approves a sewer study for Avon as part of a broader plan to seek federal funds. The item advances after revisions to the project scope and budget.
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Avon
Council
Socialite 21 Vanishes After Airport Kiss At Newark
Nationwide alert issued for Jacqueline Gay Hart a 21-year-old socialite who disappeared at Newark Airport after kissing her fiancé goodbye at a plane gate. A race car, bright-lit area near the terminal entrance and reports of four to five youths with ducktail haircuts are cited as clues as police search for answers.
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Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Stanley Neves Gaines
Senate Stalled Over Ohio Workmen Compensation Bill
Ohio Senate adjournment plans stalled over workers’ compensation figures. Democratic senators debate whether to keep the $52.50 weekly benefit or drop to $49 as the House approved. The bill also proposes higher employer taxes to fund permanent disability benefits, raising limits from $25 to $40 weekly.
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Cau
Commerce-Labor Committee
House
Tax Law Challenge Forms Over Ohio Sales Tax
Franklin County Common Pleas Court next week will hear an unidentified group of taxpayers challenge Ohio’s new sales tax on liquor wine hotel and many meals. The suit alleges no quorum was present when Lt. Gov. Donnaher signed the bill amid a GOP protest and a skeleton session of six senators.
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Columbus
TPI
Ohio
Franklin County
Commohal Court
Senate
John W. Donnaher
Fred L. Hoffman
Cincinnnati
Aday
iHe
Crossing Bill Dies In House
Backers of a railroad grade crossing protection bill abandoned efforts to move HB 317 from committee in the Ohio House. Rep. Richard C. Malone said the measure would have cost shared metabae costs with railroads at high priority crossings funded by a proposed auto license fee increase. The bill passed Highway Committee and a subcommittee but rests in Rules.
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Ohio House of Representatives
Metcalf-Malone
Richard C. Malone
Dayton
House Highway Committee
Cold Weather Report From Fraser and Needles
New York UPN reports the lowest temperature this morning for Fraser Corp Hick lest at Fraser. The meteorological bulletin notes a reading of 112 degrees at Needles California as of Wednesday.
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New York
UPN
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fraser Corp. Hicklest
Calif
Substation Transformer Fire Causes Thousands in Damages
An explosion within a high voltage insulator at the Ohio Edison substation on Griswold Road damaged two bushings and left the transformer with several thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters from Elyria Township and Elyria combined to extinguish the blaze, which did not interrupt power due to standby equipment. The cause is undetermined but moisture in the insulator is suspected. The repair will take about a week.
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Ohio Edison. Co
Griswold Rd
Elyria Township
Elyria Department
Dell Cromling
John Knowles
Ohio Edison
Numa Vidal
Lake Erie Division
Arthur Musgrave
Electric Transmission Department
Musgrave
Obility Company
Congress Receives Report On Waste In Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower sent to Congress a study committee report admitting waste and mismanagement in foreign aid and urging reforms. The Draper committee favors long term financing for the overseas loan fund and a single federal agency to coordinate all economic aid programs.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
William H. Draper Jr
Overseas Development Loan Fund
Perams
State Department
United States
Rabies Fear Grips Town After Skunk Bite Incident
Mark Querin, nine, was bitten on the left thumb by a wild skunk at the Lorain County Fairgrounds while watching trotting. Authorities search the area for the rabies suspect as the skunk may be rabid and must be tested. Mark, allergic to many medicines, received care at Lod Nins ital and may need Cleveland specialists and rabies shots.
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Wellington
Mark Querin
Lincoln
Mark
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Alvo
Lod Ninsital
Wiliam Carroll
Wedington
Cleveland
James Qternn
Bribery Charges Dropped Against State Liquor Agent
Medina report states bribery charges against Richard Manos were dismissed in municipal court after the plaintiff Patsy Ferrari failed to appear. The case cited a $1200 bribe offer to hush a pinball machine incident. Second agent William Power also faced charges later dropped for lack of evidence.
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Manos
Litchfield
Patsy Ferrarii
Iwan Smith
William Power
Columbus
Alen
Revolutionary propulsion and ad listings in a fleeting note
Fragmentary historical note mentions John Fitch 1785 river work and mechanical cars driving progress. The text pivots to classified ad style prompts about tasks and sales for Chronicle-Telegram readers with references to locales and coded numbers. The fragment ends with a pricing line for a refrigerator and an automatic washer dryer.
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John Fitch
Delaware River
Tooms
Chronicle-Telegram
Elvtria
Lorain
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