Ridgeville Incorporation Group Formed At Public Meeting
Ridgeville residents formed the Ridgeville Citizens Committee to push incorporation. About 75 proponents attended the town hall meeting called by Robert Schmittgen, who was named chairman. Bernard Noll elected treasurer and Mrs. John Sigs worth secretary. Census divisions and captains were set as petitions and township census work begin, with Elyria attorney Grover Severs advising on legal steps.
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Ridgeville
Robert Schmittgen
Board of Education
Schmitigen
Elyria
John Sigsworth
Bernard Noll
Rt. 76
Rt. 20
Michael Auer
Thomas Richards
Northwest
Robert Burns
Grover L. Severs
Elytia
West Point
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with warm, unsettled spells
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers this afternoon ending late. Highs near upper 80s and lows around 62 to 66. Saturday turns cooler with fair skies. Temperature range 65 to 86, no precipitation in past 24 hours. Sunrise 6:16 am, sunset 8:51 pm, moonrise 5:23 pm, moonset 2:29 am.
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United Press International
Ohi
Where To Turn Pool Bid And Elyria Construction Plans
A notice notes a bid of 104990 dollars by Lone Bhd for the constriction of two Elyria swimming pools. The item appears in the first page and second section with related Amherst summer complaints and a Lorain plant project delayed for National Gypsum Co. Also referenced are health board actions on frozen desserts in Elyria and various city news items across sections.
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Lone Bhd
Elyria
Wellington Women Pagers Featured in Suburban TV Calendar
The Wellington women’s pager club appears in a suburban television calendar segment showcasing local tech users. Highlights include community impact and early adoption of wireless paging devices by residents.
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T.V
Hiltes Wellington
Britain Unified by Prospective Middle East Summit
Britain shows unprecedented national unity as all three major parties praise Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for accepting Soviet Premier Khrushchev's invitation to a Middle East summit. Observers note public demand drove Macmillan despite the U.S. hesitation.
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London
UPI
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
Labor Party
Liberal
United States
Blast Source Could Be Household Mistake
Authorities in Belleville Illinois probed a DIY error after a householder attached a propane tank to the wrong pipe causing gas to leak into water mains. The blasts injured four people and damaged four homes a malt shop and a drive-in restaurant with several fires.
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Belleville, II
UPD
Trigger Dead But Dont Weep For Roy
Roy Rogers killed Trigger Thursday night in an Ohio 18 collision near Montrose. Harriet Riley, owner of a riding academy, identified the horse as Trigger after it wandered into the road. Roger's truck driver stated no relation to the cowboy star.
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Akron
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Rogers
Ohio
Montrose
Harriet Riley
Roger
Chrysler Shows Loss in First Half of Year
Chrysler Corp reports the largest six month loss among the big three automakers, totaling 25.2 million dollars. The dividend on common stock was kept at 25 cents after a prior cut from 75 cents, as Ford also announces a second quarter loss but a first half profit.
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New York
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Cormmoan
Ford Motor Co
U.S. to Launch Moon Mission with Thor A ble Rocket
The Manchester Guardian reports the U.S. Air Force plans a serious effort to fire a rocket to the moon within weeks using a Thor Able vehicle. Britain’s Jodrell Bank telescope is expected to track the flight, marking a joint tracking setup with the U S.
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London
UPI
The
Manchester Guardian
U. S
Air Force
Britain
Guardian
Local Dairies Report No Violence Amid Milk Strike Delays
Despite claims by the Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association of progress, Lorain and surrounding dairies report little trouble obtaining milk. Minor delays for haulers near the Lorain border are noted, with Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois trucks supplying to replace withheld milk. Some Elyria dairies tentatively agree to a six dollar price, while others deny or avoid binding deals. Local deputies waited for a court order as tractors and trucks were impeded on private property, but no pickets were observed and operations continue near normally. Continued on Page 2, Col. 1.
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Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association
Lorain County
Con
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
ODFBA
Elyria Area
Lovam Dairies
Joe Brown
Ashtabula
Harold Brown
Spencer
Robert Rody
Milk Producers Federation Cooperative
Brown
Bob Rice
Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies
David Goldthorpe
Oberlin
Elyria
Ernest Seabold
Elyria Davies, Inc
Ralph Bauer
Bauer Dairy
George Pallas
Pallas Dairy
Charles Laughton
Cleveland Milk Producers Federation
United States weighs Lebanon troop withdrawal amid crisis
Washington signals possible quick pullout of U S troops as James J Wadsworth and Robert Murphy push nonstop diplomacy in Beirut. Rebels clash near the presidential palace as Parliament readies to elect Chamoun successor with candidates including Lahoud Naccache Hitti Helou.
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Washington
UPI
James J. Wadsworth
U.S
United Nations
United States
Lebanon
Admiral Quiggle Vanishes From Pacific Liner
Rear Admiral Lynne C. Quiggle 52 vanished at sea after reportedly leaping from a liner 800 miles west of San Francisco. Navy investigators aboard the President Cleveland questioned Captain Commodore H J Ehman who called the death design rather than accidental. Passengers recalled Quiggle’s peculiar behavior and one said he told his wife you are better off as I widow before kissing her and leaving their stateroom. He had been en route from Tokyo where he was deputy chief of staff of the Joint Command US Forces to a new post in San Diego.
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San Francisco
UPD
Navy
Lynne C. Quiggle
Far East
San Diego
Quiggle
12Th Naval District Headquarters
President Cleveland
H. J. Ehman
Gloria Steinem
Washington, D. C
Miss Steinem
Anne
Tokyo
Joint Command
U. S
Amphibious Group 1
Seven Die In West Virginia Flash Flood Tragedy
SPENCER West Virginia seven members of the Willowby family drowned when flash floodwaters swept their rural home away John Willowby escaped by climbing a tree and forcing a wall with an ax to reach the roof Four bodies including the mother and three young children were recovered within hours state police said water from Granny's Creek rose rapidly reaching nine feet in the flood zone further fatalities were feared
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Spencer
W. Va
Here
John Willowby
Willowby
Bya Head
Granny's Creek
France Seeks Red Voice in Middle East Talks
Paris reports diplomatic sources say France wants the Red Union to have a voice in Middle East affairs while preserving ties with Israel. Experts map an East West agreement to ease tensions, potentially acknowledging Russia's role in the region.
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Paris
UPI
France
Middle East
Israel
Mediterranean
Russia
Preview of Queen Contest Flight Prize
Travelmart and American Airlines officials guide the top three Elyria pageant leaders to Cleveland Hopkins Airport for a preview trip to Hollywood. The three contenders Clara Timms Barbara DeFazio and Janet Kostyo tour the airline facilities as anticipation grows for the 125th anniversary celebration.
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Charles Lawson
Travelmart
American Airlines
Hollywood
Cleveland Hopkins
Lawson
Elyria
William M. Wilkshire
Clara Timms
Barbara DeFazio
Janet Kostyo
Jeader
Eisenhower Sends Note to Khrushchev on UN Summit Rules
President Eisenhower dispatched a note to Nikita Khrushchev stating the summit in New York must be conducted as a United Nations Security Council meeting. Senator Fulbright said the note insists on following UN ground rules and that the summit should involve heads of state under the council’s authority.
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UPT
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
United Nations
Security Council
White House
Khrushchev
Bullen
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Ark
Fulbright
U.N
Itip
India
Iraq
James C. Hagerty
NATO Council
Paris
Hagerty
U.S
Liewllyn Thompson
Moscow
NATO
United States
France
Pravda
Communist Party
London
Foreign Office
William B. Macomber
Arkansas
Council
Fitted sheets and ads offer quick cash aid
A playful classifieds pitch urges readers to buy cooling colors like blue and green sheets. It promotes contacting the Chronicle-Telegram ad writer in Elyria Lorain for quick cash by selling surplus belongings. A Chihuahua ad claim adds to the classifieds vibe.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
J. Kroll
Mexican Chihuahua
AKC
Fairfax
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