Israel Holds Third Vote Amid Strife
Israel held its third Knesset election amid postwar tensions and a libel case against a high official. Former premier David Ben-Gurion returned as defense minister as predictions said the Mapa Labor Party would retain control amid regional unrest stemming from the Rab-Israel war.
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Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Israel Public Opinion Research Center
Mapa
Labor
Hungary
Mapa Party
General Zionists Party
General Zionists
Sunny and Warm in Northeastern Ohio
The region will be sunny and warmer with a high 90 to 94 and a night low 68 to 72. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and continued hot temperatures. Monday’s range is 59 to 83. No precipitation in the past 24 hours ending Monday p.m. Humidity was 85 percent at 8 a.m., 46 percent at 2 p.m., and 58 percent at 8 p.m.
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Ohio
Where To Turn Campbell's Welcome Wonderful He Says
Sunrise today shows 6 16 a m and sunset. Eaton Township man recovers from a mysterious journey. Lake Erie winds south to southwest 10 to 20 mph today and tonight. five day forecast notes above normal highs around 84 and showers. Pike blasting damage to be surveyed by insurance experts. claim adjustment methods explained. South Amherst residents cite delays in water line installations.
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Eaton Township
Weeee Ansevoces
Lake Erie
Ohio
Teller Gang Ride Confession Ties to Ohio Robbery Case
Foglion pleaded guilty at a psychiatric hearing after his capture led to the eventual roundup of the Louis Tel giler robbery gang. The sentencing followed a 10 year term reportedly under medical care.
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Gail
Pinter
Cascade Park
Vinscent Foglion
Ohio
Haft
Avon Lake
Merle Tat
Bery
B. D. Nicola
Foglion
Louis Telgiler
Smothera
Pony League Aupitary
Metting Tresdar
Aoi van Ymg
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. rate plan approved by PUC
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved a temporary rate schedule for Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Lorain. The contract with One Fuel Gas and the city expired last year and a new agreement is not yet in place. The approved rates mirror the prior contract and the commission did not judge their reasonableness.
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Columbus
State Publi Utities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Lorain
PUC
Guards Fired In Cleveland Drowning Incident
Cleveland recreation director John Nagy dismissed two Perkins Beach guards for negligence after 12 year old Edward Smith drowned when the beach was left unattended Monday. Bernie Andrejko 18 and Blair Melvin 21 were terminated as a result.
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Cleveland
INS
John Nagy
Perkins Beach
Nagy
Edward Smith
Bernie Andrejko
Blair Melvin
Typhoon Georgia Nears Iwo Jima At Sea
A violent tropical storm named Georgia with 115 mph winds approached Iwo Jima. Air Force weather planes located the system about 185 miles southeast of the island and it was moving northwest at 18 mph.
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Iwo Jima
Georgia
U.S. Air Force
Battleground
Race Loser Plans Appeal After Court Ruling
New York 28 year old businesswoman Pania Aiello said she would appeal a state Supreme Court decision by Justice Harold Stevens that she could not recover 425 dollars she lost at Aqueduck racetrack. Aiello contended that pari mutuel betting violated New York anti gambling laws.
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New York
Supreme Court
Harold Stevens
Pania Aiello
Aqueduck
Miss Acillo
Seven Russian Deserters Caught Near Austrian Border
In Upper Austria six of seven Soviet deserters surrendered to a heavily armed patrol after fleeing from a border control point. One deserter died by suicide to avoid capture while attempting escape toward the American zone after disappearing with six companions.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Upper Austria
Fence to seal cliff edge near Cascade St for child safety
City Parks Department plans a fence along the rear of Cascade Street properties to block the cliff edge after a near fatal fall involving Gail Pinter and a young friend. The fence would cover city and adjacent lots with owner permission, amid prior narrow escapes along the Cascade St cliff. Gail Pinter remains hospitalized but is expected to recover.
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Gail Pinter
Mike Lotko
City Safety Service
John Madock
Cascade St
Cascade Park
Gail
Carol Kurtz
Lodi SL
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Madock
Madhock
Last Member of Teenage Gang Jailed
Clarence Stewart Cook, the last member of the teenage gang linked to an $82,000 theft from a bakery operator, was captured near Cincinnati. His sister Mane Emenek of Dayton persuaded the 19 year old to surrender and turn over $10,920. Police questioned 11 other juveniles including Dwayne Allen Link who surrendered yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Stewart Cook
Cook
Mane Emenek
Dayton
Frederick Carl Frowein
Fred Frowein
Shelby Cook
Holton
Ind
Fri- Fidaire Co
Dwayne Allen Link
Chrysler Pact Near as UAW Talks Resume
DETROIT UP Chrysler Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers neared a pact similar to Ford and GM agreements. The UAW resumed talks after a one week recess to study Chrysler's first offer. Both sides kept details private while signaling basic acceptance with minor differences left.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General’ Motors
UAW
Chrysler
Record Bank Debits Signal High June and Quarter in Elyria Area
Federal Reserve data show Elyria and Lorain residents paid checks at record June and second quarter levels in 1955. Debits in Elyria and Lorain rose well above 1954, with Elyria banks totaling 37.769 million dollars in June and 107.322 million for April to June, while Lorain banks reached 33.99 million in June and 92.829 million for the quarter. District totals climbed 103 percent year over year in June and 11.9 percent in the second quarter, as several large centers hit all-time highs. The district includes Ohio and parts of neighboring states.
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Elyria
Lorain
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve District Research Department
Flyira
Lima
Warren
Middletown
Springfield
Zanesville
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Toledo
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nasser says Egypt cracks down on Communist Underground
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser announced that security forces have broken the back of a Communist underground movement in Egypt with hundreds arrested. He linked the disbanding to the Muslim Brotherhood and said Omar Tantawi of Cairo University headed the party, now in prison awaiting trial with many others.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Premmer Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Brotherhood
Omar Tantawi
Cairo University
Communist Party
Tantawi
Sizzling Heat Grips Midwest With 100 Degree Readings
A heat wave swept the Midwest driving 100 plus temperatures and high humidity. Columbus Georgia saw four inches of rain from three cloud bursts in 24 hours knocking out phones and suspending stations. Arizona faced the heaviest rain in 41 years flooding Florence and closing main highways. Chicago eyed a record July high as temps neared 95.1 with 14th day of triple digit heat in the month.
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Midwest
Columbus
Arizona
Florence
aAriz
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Chicago
South Dakota
Kansas
Fierre
M.D
Hill City
Kan
Polio Case Sparks Debate Over Salk Vaccine
Seven year old Charles Chandler, a Maplewood School pupil, is listed with polio and paralysis while authorities say a recent Salk anti polio shot may offer protection. Dr. Marion G. Fisher notes no connection to prior polio cases and cites a long interval between cases. Hospital says Charles is in fair condition after a weekend onset and his parents recall signing authorization for a shot taken to school.
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Maplewood
Cleve and
City Hospital
Ome
Charles Chandler
Tice
E. C. Chandler
R. D
Telegraph Rd
Elyria Township
Lorain County
Roll Arena
Marion G. Fisher
Loraine
Chronicle-Telegram
Charles
Fisher
Smoke screens cut bomb heat in atomic blasts
The Army Chemical Corps reports smoke screens can shut off up to 90 percent of heat from atomic and hydrogen bombs. Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy says tests in Nevada last spring show the cloud does not affect blast or shock.
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Washington
Army Chemical Corps
William M. Creasy
Nevada
Creasy
Scent leads police to perfume thief in New Orleans
Whitney Richardly was booked on suspicion of theft after detectives traced a fragrant trail from a burglarized shop to a taxi where Richardly, carrying three dozen bottles of perfume, was found.
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New Orleans
Whitney Richardly
Richardly
Talbott Ties Probed In Senate Inquiry On Defense Dealings
Air Force General Counsel John A. Johnson was summoned by Senate investigators to explain his role in Harold E. Talbott’s private business ties with Mulligan and RCA. The panel probed whether Talbott used his office to aid Mulligan while holding a 30-50 partnership in the firm and profited from related defense contracts.
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New York
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Defense Department
Senate
Washington
Talbott
Paul B. Mulgan
Ce Talbott
International Soundphoto
INS
John A. Johnson
Radio Corporation of America
Paul B. Mulligan Co
Senate Investigations
RCA
Samuel E. Ewing
Johnson
Mulligan
Ewing
Mulligan Company
James C Hagerty
Eisenhower
Rise in Lorain County recorder figures tops year totals
The Lorain County recorder's office reports a record year with mortgages and deeds rising sharply. Total recorded deeds reached 7,723 up from 6,664, agricultural deeds and acreage soared, while town lot deeds and certain leases fell. Fees collected totaled $49,834.40 for 1954-55, up from $41,598.91, and mortgage activity peaked at 7,282.
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County Recorder
Leofa
Recorders Office
Mitchell
Recorder
Iron Clue Tied to Stephanie Sivan Case Found Near Highway
A four foot iron bar possibly used to kill Stephanie Sivan was recovered in a Contra Costa County lane near a country road. Police say the instrument matches depressions in Stephanie’s skull and discovery followed an officer sighting a man resembling Burton Abbott on May 2 four days after her disappearance. Nearby nylon fragments were also found.
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Berkeley
Calif
Insi
Stephanie Sivan
Burton W. Abbott
Contra Costa
Stephanie
Abbott
Cooling Cue No 71 Encourages Handy Home Tables
Wise homemakers place occasional tables in handy spots to save lamps, weeds, reading matter, and plants from moving. Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offer to sell extra tables and lamps for spot cash. Call 4751 for an ad writer. Mrs Hubbell reports excellent response to this ad.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Hubbell
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Lenda Rew
Setarben
T.v.ravie
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Lorain Bank
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