Eight Die In B52 Crash At Loring Air Force Base
Eight Air Force crew members died when a B52 Stratofortress crashed during a training landing at Loring Air Force Base Maine. One pilot Maj Moody E Deaton survived with burns and chest back cuts in stable condition. The aircraft crashed in a Limestone farm field amid light rain and four mile visibility. The cause under investigation and witnesses described wing fire before the craft broke apart and burned.
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Humphrey Attacks Dulles Over Baghdad Pact Alliances
Senator Hubert Humphrey accused Secretary Dulles of merely warming up old biscuits by promising to join in separate alliances with Baghdad Pact members. He said the current alliances exist and dismissed Dulles announcement as trivial news, likening it to Benjamin Franklin's Almanac.
Haitian Revolution Ends Duvalier Regime in Haiti
Reports from Port au Prince say President Francois Duvalier was overthrown by a revolutionary movement that began Monday night and continued through the night. The identity of the insurgents was unclear and the fate of Duvalier and close allies remained unsettled. Indications suggested Clement Jumelle and Louis Dejoie were not immediately involved.
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Elyria Birthday Fest Opens Friday With Full Pageant Schedule
The Elyria 125th anniversary celebration launches Friday in Ely Park led by Mayor J. Grant Keys. Daily events run through Aug 9 with parades, Black River Saga pageants, fireworks, and a town lot of activities across Cascade Park Elywood and downtown stores. Guards include officials from city state and county with orchestras bands and a mass worship service on Aug 3.
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Subcommittee Recommends Contempt Citation for Bernard Goldfine
The House Influence Investigating Committee voted 8-0 to urge a contempt citation against Boston financier Bernard Goldfine, a friend of Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams, for repeatedly refusing to answer 23 questions on his complex financial dealings. Three members were absent.
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Congress mini vote on contempts cites House action likely
The full commerce committee may approve the contempt citation after paperwork is completed and send it to the House before adjournment in mid August. If Goldfine is convicted he could face up to one year in jail and a $1.0 million fine per count after swift committee action.
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NYC Ends Operation Passenger Station To Move Tomorrow
New York Central Railroad will end its 33 year passenger service at the Depot Street station tomorrow after Train No. 59 departs at 11 25 a m. The NYC will shift passenger service to the Buckeye Street freight depot. Train No. 203 will first stop there for passengers. The first eastbound No 6 from Chicago to New York will stop at the new facility at 11 p m DST. Interior work will finish by tomorrow adding waiting room ticket office and rest rooms.
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French Troops Kill or Capture 600 Algerian Arabs
French forces fighting guerrilla activity in Algeria report over 600 Arabs killed or captured in the past week. A spokesman said 479 guerrillas were killed and 164 taken prisoner in clashes nationwide, notably at Bou Saada where 117 were killed and 16 captured in one battle.
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Summit Crisis Looms as Khrushchev Note Probed
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Washington to brief President Eisenhower on Khrushchev's note and possible summit with Russia. He met Adenauer and Macmillan and discussed Iraq, Lebanon, and Baghdad Pact ties with Iran and Turkey to bolster northern tier morale.
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A J Curren, Elyria Telephone Co. Leader, Dies at 81
A J Curren, 81, longtime head of the Elyria Telephone Co., died suddenly at his home. He led the 25 year growth era starting in 1907 and saw the introduction of automatic dial systems and local exchanges. Survived by wife Lottie and son Gilbert J Curren and grandson David B Curren, the funeral details will be announced by Harold Dick Blyriaen Funeral Home.
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Lebanon Rebels Fail Assassination and Pause Election
Rebels detonated a mine aiming at Premier Sami Solh as his car traveled to a cabinet meeting near Beirut. Solh escaped unharmed while five or more were killed or injured in the blast, prompting officials to suspend Thursday’s presidential vote. General Fuad Chehab’s bid for the presidency appeared poised to end the crisis and withdraw U.S. troops.
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Man Electrocuted by Drill In Steubenville Incident
Floyd Hooper Hance, 43, of Knoxville Tennessee, died Monday in Steubenville when an electric drill caused fatal electrocution. Authorities report a tragic workplace accident during routine drilling procedures.
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Seven candidates seek queen crown for La Grange Fall Festival
Seven candidates vie for the right to wear the Queen’s crown at the La Grange Fall Festival starting Thursday. The event page notes the contest as part of a busy festival week with local participants and community activities.
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Rasmussen bond set in Lakewood knife attack case
Rob Rasmussenbond was set after a Municipal Court hearing before Judge Hazelwood on charges that he slashed his sister Margaret 14 with a butcher knife. The girl was reported in good condition at Lakewood Hospital.
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Woman escapes captivity with new car purchase
A local woman freed from being housebound after her husband used the car for his business. She bought a low mileage late model used car from The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads, enabling her to go where she wants. She praises Want Ads as bargains in cars and more, with contact numbers FA 3 3321 Elyria and CH 4 1119 Lorain.
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