Bulgaria admite shooting Israeli airliner killing 57
Bulgarian radio admitted with sincere regret that its anti aircraft batteries shot down an El Al Constellation near the Greek border. the plane fell in flames five miles behind the iron curtain killing 57, including 12 americans. israel and greek authorities were gathering eyewitness evidence for possible diplomatic action.
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George Androulikaes
United Press
Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
Sofia Radio
Bulgarian Foreign Ministry
Geneva
Sofia
Patrizia
Iron Curtain
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie region
Cloudy and not getting warm today with a high near 80 to 84 and a mild tonight. Friday partly cloudy with little temperature change and widely scattered thundershowers early morning. Wednesday temperature range 76 to 97, 24 hour precipitation about 0.08 inch. Sunrise 6 18 a m set 8 49 p m. Moonrise 4 13 p m Thursday. Northeasterly winds today, then easterly tonight near Lake Erie with a few showers likely.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Dixon-Yates Probers Still Want Adams Testimony
Senate investigators pressed for Sherman Adams to testify on the Dixon Yates power deal. Despite Eisenhower remarks that Adams could add nothing, subcommittee members recalled SEC official R A McDowell for more questions and pressed Dodge to testify next week. Adams has not replied to a second invitation.
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Joseph Dodge
Eisenhower
Senate
Dodge
Washington
Sherman Adams
Esenhower
Senate Democrats
Adams
Eiserhower
R.A McDowell
Security and Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
Lars
Joseph M. Dodge
Congress
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
Memphis
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon Yates
Subcommittee
Mayor Seeks Study as Washington Ave Bridge Tightens Rules
Mayor Keys announced heavy trucks will be banned on the Washington Ave bridge and speeds limited to 15 mph starting Monday after independent inspections found rapid deterioration. He will urge a city council study of a new bridge and financing options while city engineers monitor the structure for possible closure if needed.
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Washington Ave
Keys
Pew
Havens & Emerson
Cleveland
State Highway Department
Robert Kleinoeder
Lin 147
Orginal
Uat
Congress Adjournment Hopes Dashed By Monday Meeting
Washington insiders report Speaker Sam Rayburn announced the House will reconvene on Monday delaying hopes for a Friday adjournment. Democratic leaders say Senate and House may still quit by Wednesday or Thursday if progress continues.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Sam Hayburn
D-Tex
House
Senate
Foreign Aid Compromise Cut to 2.7 Billion Approved
A Senate House conference committee approved a sharply reduced foreign aid bill totaling 2.7 billion dollars for foreign programs. The conference report, a win for economy minded House members, awaits approval by both chambers before heading to President Eisenhower for signature.
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Washington
INS
Senate House
House
Eisenhower
Atomic Artillery to Reach Far East Bases
The first American atomic artillery will arrive in the Far East this Friday and be based in Japan and Okinawa. The weapons will likely carry conventional ammunition only for the near term, with warheads not accompanying the cannons initially.
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Washington
ENS
Far East
Japan
Okinawa
Pike Route Demanded by Ohio Officials in March to Columbus
Officials from Lake Ashtabula and Cuyahoga Counties plan to march on Columbus to press for a decision on the Cincinnati to Conneaut Turnpike route. Mayors and county leaders say delays hinder highway, industrial and residential development in their areas.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati-to-Conneaut
Lake, Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Accused Kidnapper Held In New York
FBI announced the arrest of native McKeesport, Pennsylvania resident Karl Kreti suspected kidnapper and rapist listed on Ten Most Wanted fugitives. He was linked to a gang that abducted a person in Crabtree, Tennessee, and fled with a firearm after a robbery.
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Washington
FBI
Machrel Kret
McKeesport
New York
Tern
Nicaea
Heat waves scorch Elyria as power lines fail across Ridge area
Temperatures surged to 100 degrees in Elyria, causing damage rivaling wind gusts that followed. Ohio Edison reports a 7200 volt cable failure at Maddock Road and Route 2X cutting power to hundreds in Ridgeville for up to six hours. Widespread wind damage was limited, while humidity remains the day’s main headache with storms forecast.
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Elyria
Ohio Edison Co
Lorain Countians
Mercury
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Wali Nut St. Warthouse
Maddock Rd
Construction Worker Dies In Accident
Paul Mundy a 21 year old Norwalk construction worker was killed in a one car crash on bogart road southwest of Sandusky on his way to the Ford plant job. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital at 9 a m from skull fracture crushed chest and internal hemorrhages. Mundy lived at 112 State Street and is survived by his widow and two sons. Kubach Funeral Home Norwalk is handling arrangements.
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Paul Mundy
Norwalk
Mundy
Sandusky
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bay Bridge
State Highway Patrol
Bogart Rd
State St
Ford Co I
J. L. Walker
Erie County
Kubach Funeral Homperat Norwalk
House Fight On Gas Price Curbs Opens
Washington news brief reports a House debate on removing federal controls on natural gas pricing. House convened at 10 a.m. with supporters seeking a final vote by nightfall while urban representatives oppose. The housing bill looms as the last major measure before adjournment.
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Washington
House
Fire destroys Tiffin sister-store of Elyria firm
Washington dispatch reports a $200,000 blaze destroying a sister-store tied to Elyria based company. Brigadier Carlton S. Dargusch, attorney, named to new office positions including two vice presidents under Thew Shovel as part of defense mobilization. James Taylor steps down as director of industrial relations at Procter and Gamble. Also noting county fair kickoff set for Miner Tuesday.
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Tiffin
Elyria Firm
Washington
Elyrians
Carlton S. Dargusch
Columbemomelves
Arthur S. Flemming
Dargusch
James Taylor
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Talbott Fate Hangs On President Decision Time
President Eisenhower takes final responsibility for Air Secretary Harold E. Talbott fate after four days of Senate subcommittee hearings. Talbott acknowledged mistaken letters and phone calls tied to Mulligan and Co. and resigned from the firm. he said he sought to avoid injuring the Air Force and claimed RCA contract questions were tangential to his business interests.
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Air Force
Harold Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Washington
Talbott
INS
Harold E. Talbott
Eisenhower
Senate
Rice
Abeynott
Congress
Pentagon
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
New York
General Industries Branch Is Proposed For Bellville Plant
Officials from General Industries and Bellville met at the Mansfield Leland Hotel at noon to discuss establishing a branch factory. The luncheon aimed to determine plant size employment goals and other data. Bellville lies about 10 miles south of Mansfield. Elyria plant personnel were out of town.
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Piars
General Industries
Mansfield
State treasury cash balance hits year high
The State Auditor's office reported the cash balance in the state treasury last week rose to a year high of 286,527,263 dollars. The gain reflects strong state finances as the auditor notes the record balance in recent weeks.
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Columbus
State Auditor's Office
Wave sweeps beach drownings at Tsu Japan killing 36
A sudden monstrous wave swept across a calm beach at Tsu 300 miles south of Tokyo drowning 36 members of a swimming class from Kyonoku High School. Five rescued, two missing, many others unconscious as doctors fought to revive them with oxygen and respiration.
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Tokyo
Tsu
Kyonoku High School
Kyodo
Mapai Party Still Egypt's Major Group
Mapai party remains Israel’s dominant political force after general elections. Mapai won 39 of 120 seats, about 31.9 percent, eight seats fewer than in the former Knesset. Nationalist Herut rose to 15 seats with 13.2 percent, surpassing the General Zionists. Ben-Gurion, 69, expected to return as premier in a coalition, after briefly retiring to Negev life and resuming the defense ministry in Premier Sharett’s government.
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Tel Aviv
Eider
Tan David Ben -Ganon
Mapai
Israel
Herut
Ben-Gurion
Negev
Moshe Sharett
Conventions To Be Aired By Westinghouse TV Radio Plan
Westinghouse Electric Corp will sponsor complete TV and radio coverage of the 1956 presidential conventions and election on CBS. Gwilym A. Price, Westinghouse president, said coverage includes debates between major political leaders in the lull between the conventions and the election.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
Cooling Cue No 24 Promotes Classified Ads Use
Officials warn against overdoing activities as fatigue rises but suggest Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to quickly solve needs. Selling items renting vacancies hiring help or finding a job becomes easy with Chronicle Telegram ads. Dial 4751 for an ad writer.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
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