Explosion Blows Hole In Western Air Lines Plane
An explosion ripped a four by seven foot hole in a Convair 240 departing Las Vegas bound for Los Angeles. A passenger is missing presumed blown from the craft. Pilot Capt Milk Shirk reported an emergency and landing at George Air Force Base. Eleven passengers were aboard at landing, with one unaccounted for. A man identified as S F Binstock was seen entering the lavatory after takeoff.
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Shirk
Air Force Base
Las Vegas
S. F. Binstock
North Hollywood
Calif
Killed, Nine Injured in Orrville-Wooster Crash
Marian W. Garber 68 of Orrville died in a three car crash on the Orrville Wooster road four miles west of Wooster in Wayne County. Karen Sue Walker 2 and her mother Mrs. William Walker were hospitalized along with Linda Kay 9 months old. The Woodhull family from Wooster—Wayne Woodhull 30 Marjorie 24 and Donald 4—also hospitalized. Third car occupants suffered minor injuries. Names include Larry Keiser and Howard Keiser and Phil Hagan of Sheilor.
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Wooster
Marian W. Garber
Orrville
Orrville-Wooster
Here
Wayne County Sheriffs
Karen Sue Walker
William Walker
Linda Kay
Wayne Woodhull
Woodhull
Marjorie
Donald
Larry Keiser
Howard Keiser
Phil Hagan
Sheilor
Missile Control Offered Amid Disarmament Talks
London reports Harold Stassen proposes formal plan to control the ultimate weapon at the U N disarmament subcommittee session. Western powers back a negotiated limit while Bulganin rebuffs broader disarmament aims. Leona Gage loses Miss United States crown after a publicized marriage to Sgt. Eugene Ennis.
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London
Harold E. Stassen
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Hollywood
Leona
Gage
Miss United
iStates
Bulganin
Prime
Air Force Staff
Harold Macmillan
Eugene Ennis
Britain
Illegal appointment of Lorain County Welfare Director ruled invalid
Gerard R. Prinz was ruled ineligible for the Lorain County Welfare Director post and compensation paid to him deemed illegal. T. Vincent Martin of the Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision announced the ruling after a civil service examination. County Auditor Frank Ayres said further salary payments would stop. Prinz began April 16 at 480 monthly, raised to 600 on July 15 by two commissioners. The decision cites residence and civil service bulletin violations and notes the pay is subject to recovery. Commissioner Dunn disputed the appointment, stating Prinz was not a resident of the county at the time of appointment. Prinz, one of five exam takers, scored 101.91 percent with a 20 percent military service credit. The welfare director post became vacant after C. C. Waterhouse’s death, with Anna Anikouchine acting prior to Prinz’s appointment.
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Gerard R. Prinz
Lorain County
T. Vincent Martin
Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Columbus
Department
Frank Ayres
Prinz
State Civil Service Commission
Martin
Board of County Commissioners
Inspection Bureau
Civil Service Bulletin
Stow. O
Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Ludwig Pinicura
Civil Service
Thomp
Pincura
Givenishere
C. C. Waterhouse
Anna Anikouchine
Hamed
Weather outlook for Ohio regions shows clear cool days
The forecast covers Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio with sunny cool days and highs 73 to 80, clear nights with lows 35 to 60, Friday warmer, Wednesday high 62 to 75 and 63 to 83 last year. Precipitation none for 24 hours ending Wednesday evening. humidity varied from 79 percent morning to 48 percent afternoon.
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Ohio
Olsen Denies UAW Charges At Olsen Plant Election
C A Olsen Manufacturing Co president states the United Auto Workers filed false objections to the NLRA election at the plant. Olsen dismisses the charges as unfounded and says the NLRB should dismiss the claims as phony.
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C A Olsen
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Olsen
UAW
NLRE
Theunion. Xe
C. A. Olsen Co
NLRB
UN Aide Receives Cairo Protest on Israeli Seaman
Fernando Samper in Cairo reports to Dag Hammarskjold on Egypt detaining Israeli seaman Raphael Eylon taken from a Danish freighter. Samper met with Salah Gohar to discuss the case as the UN seeks a full report after Israeli protests. Danish Chargé d Affaires Choning Peterson to file a formal protest with Egypt.
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Evion
Legation
Choning Peterson
Cleveland firm cites cancer agent in cigarette smoke
A Cleveland research firm claims to have found a cancer producing agent in cigarette smoke and a method to remove it. Rand Development chemist S Z Cardon testifies that 3 4 benzopyrene occurs in smoke from paper and tobacco and that treating cigarettes with ammonium stiflamate could greatly reduce or remove the benzopyrene. Yale Medicine professor Harry S N Greene disputes smoking cancer links, saying statistics alone do not prove causation.
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Greene
S. Z. Cardon
Rand Development Corp
Cleveland
Cardon Ad Greene
House Government Operations Subcommittee
Cardon
No Trespassing Sign Delays Oberlin Development Entrance
A no trespassing sign fastened to a wire fence across Union Street at Hollywood blocked access to a Oberlin Homes Development project delaying water and sewer work. City officials planned an emergency meeting to review legal grounds for removing the obstruction while property owners disputed ownership.
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J. L. Oldfield
H. R. Slack
G. C. Gilgenbach Co
Oberlin
Union St
Hollywood Ysterday
Eva Mae Crosby
Charles G. Stewart
Oberlin Homes Development Enterprises Inc
Fred E. Weisbrod
Union
Hollywood
Weisbrod
Robert Fauver
C-T
Oberlin Homes Development Enterprises
Frank Locke
Tion
North Prospect St
Fauver
Three Women Mistaken For Royal Car At Buckingham Palace
Three women in London rode up to Buckingham Palace in a hired Rolls Royce to sign the visitors book. Leaving, they boarded what they believed was their car and discovered it lacked a license plate. The driver alerted them that they had entered Queen Elizabeth II’s official vehicle.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Rolls Royce
Queen Elizabeth
Senate eyes civil rights bill with jury trial provision
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson said a civil rights bill with a jury trial amendment has a good chance of passing within two weeks. The measure would mainly be a voting rights bill, removing a controversial section granting the attorney general broad injunctive powers. party lines formed as 18 Republicans backed the bipartisan amendment to strike Part VI, while 25 Republicans and 11 Democrats opposed. The House already approved the bill, now limited to three main provisions: creation of a bipartisan civil rights commission, a new assistant attorney general for civil rights, and authority to seek injunctions to halt violations of Negro voting rights. Southern critics want a jury trial in voting rights cases and oppose the current structure.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Broga
Dixie Foes
Eisenhower
Esenhower
James C. Hagerty
H George D Aiken JR - Var
Clinton P. Anderson
Jd-Nml
House
U.S
58 Injured As Truck Swerves To Miss Dog
Police report a New Haven explosion and crash after a trailer truck swerved to avoid a dog. At Grace hospital two drivers from Hartford remain in critical condition. The force of the blast sent gasoline over a crowd of about 800, injuring 58 with 36 treated for burns and 20 children and five firefighters among the wounded.
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New Haven
INS
Grace Hospital
Woodford Underwood
Wilford Godfrey
Lis Helper
Hartford
Amoh Te
Dng
Crumbling Roads Spark Eaton Area Residents’ Alarm
Residents in the Eaton allotment area voice concern over deteriorating road conditions amid ongoing surveys and escalating maintenance questions. Local officials face scrutiny as the issue ties into broader county and municipal planning in Lake Erie region.
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Eaton Allotment
Britain to send necessary forces to aid Oman revolt
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said Britain will deploy necessary forces in the Persian Gulf to assist the sultan of Muscat and Oman against rebels led by the Imam of Oman. He noted warplanes have attacked rebel targets and stressed actions are limited and at the invitation of a friendly ruler.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Middle East
Muscat
Oman
Lloyd
Persian Gulf
Altitude Record Aim For Balloon Rocket Flight
Aeronutics Systems plans to launch a four stage solid propellant rocket from a balloon platform over the Pacific to reach a record altitude thousands of miles above earth. The test, funded by the Air Force Office, will occur at 20 miles altitude with a classified site and will study atmospheric and space phenomena.
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Los Angeles
Aeronutiic Systems, Inc
Pacific Ocean
Ford Motor Company
West Coast
Air Force Office At
Scientific Research
Space
Ernst H. Krause
Aeronutric
Huch
Army Struggle Over Pants Wears Sparks British Debate
London reports a clash in the British army over uniforms as War Minister John Hare cites a clash between a kilts unit and a trousers unit in proposed amalgamations. In Tokyo the Air Force debates the uniform of the day as Donald Wheeler fights prison terms to avoid a white sidewall haircut after an all-officer court martial. Wheeler, convicted of disobeying orders, was released from jail by Col. Charles W. Johnstone at Fuchu. he faces four months and a $200 fine in the incident.
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London
John Hare
Tokyo
Air Force
Donald Wheeler
Charles W. Johnstone
U.S. Fuchu
Wheeler
Easy Money for Hard Up Folks Classified Ad Offer
Chronicle Telegram offers quick cash through classified ads. List usable items such as furniture antiques jewelry instruments sports gear toys to sell. Call 4751 to arrange an ad and turn unused goods into cash fast.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Summer Carnival at Cyril and Methodius Church Lorain
A summer carnival at Cyril and Methodius Church located at 1709 E 31st St Lorain runs July 75 33 with games rides and a chicken dinner. Sunday hours are 1 to 3 pm.
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T Cyril and Methodius Church
E. 31St St
Lorain
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