Geneva Talks Doomed as West and Soviet Reject Plans
East and West reject rival Berlin truce proposals in Geneva. Western officials call the Soviet draft unacceptable while Pravda blasts Western concessions on West Berlin troops. Moscow signals no shift in attitude as Nixon–Khrushchev talks appear to foretell an early ministers breakoff.
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UPI
Berlin
Pravda
Communist Party
West Berlin
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Herter
Woman Legislator Named First Woman On PUC
Frances McGovern of Akron becomes the first woman on Ohio's Public Utilities Commission. The Democratic House member, named by Gov. DiSalle, is known for backing rate reform proposals and for judging as an outstanding and leading lawmaker. She will earn 16000 dollars annually.
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Columbus
UPD
Frances McGovern
Ohio House
Akron
Public Utilities Commission
Miss McGovern
Michael V. DiSalle
Miss
Weather update for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Partly cloudy warm and humid conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 90, nightly lows around 68 to 72. Rainfall expected about 0.03 inch in 24 hours ending Tuesday, with more thundershowers tonight and Thursday and in the south and central Friday. Temperatures near normal to slightly above normal with a cooling trend in the north Friday and Saturday.
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Northwesterm
Ohio
Portal
Corn Crops Threatened by Blackbird Plague Study
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers at the North Central Substation study red wing blackbirds and related species as a major threat to corn in the Vermilion Toledo corridor. Dr. Maurice L. Giltz explains roosting flocks reach millions in Lake Erie marshes, with 2,600 ears ruined in one weekend on a test tract. The program tests poisons and nonlethal scares, and investigates life cycles for targeted control.
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North Central
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Vermilion
Toledo
Maurice L. Giltz
Dr. Giltz
Vickery
Lake Erie
Giltz
Sandusky
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Farm
Wooster
Eisenhower backs Landrum Griffin bill in House reform push
President approves a substitute labor reform bill by Landrum and Griffin, saying it aligns more with his anti corruption measures than the Senate version. He notes stricter limits on secondary boycotts and picketing and discusses missile balance and Hawaiian election results.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
House
Phil A. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Senate
House Labor Committee
Landrum-Griffin
Hawaii Elects Democrats and Leads in Senate Races
Hawaii held its first state election with Daniel Inouye projected winner as the first Japanese American to win a US Senate seat and Hiram Fong leading for Senate seat A. John Burns and William Quinn contested the governorship while Lt. Gov. Kealoha led in the Democratic tally. Partial results showed party splits across top offices on seven islands.
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Honolule
Hawaii
U.S
John A. Burns
William F. Quinn
E.d.t
Qian
Daniel K. Inouye
Hiram Fong
Siva
Inoue
James Keakoha
Senate
Ernmoor
Aeck and Neck
Fong
Frank A. Fasi
Oren FE. Long
Wilfred Tsukiyama
Kealobo
Mitsuy‘uki Kido
Nixon discusses Khrushchev bases during Siberia trip
Vice President Richard M Nixon disclosed he had discussed U S military bases with Premier Nikita Khrushchev last Sunday in a tense exchange with a Communist heckler in Novosibirsk. He visited the hydroelectric plant and Academy of Sciences, faced sharp questions from Belousov, and urged peaceful deeds by both powers. Nixon then toured the Ob river on a 62 hour cruise and urged relaxation of Soviet American travel restrictions.
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Sverdlovsk
U.S.S.R
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
Ural
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Heckler
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Nixon
Academy of Sciences
Grigori Fedorovitch Belousov
Communist Party
Auestion
Belousov
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Ob River
Steel Talks Go On USW Postpones Aluminum Strike
A postponement of the aluminum strike deadline follows the ongoing steel strike into its third week. About 500,000 steel workers are on strike. 78,000 others face layoffs. U.S. Steel reports a half year profit of 234 million dollars. Union leaders seek concessions while defense orders get priority.
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New York
UPS
Joseph F. Finnegan
United States Steel Corp
Ohio creates new Criminal Investigation Division in Stark County probe
Ohio will hire a professional investigator and form a Criminal Investigation Division to probe gambling prostitution and narcotics in Stark County and beyond. Governor DiSalle cites a syndicate operating in Stark County as agents sign affidavits. the division will be led by Frank Szaiay and operate under McElroy.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Stark County
Highway Patrol
Kelly
McElroy
Frank Szaiay
Djroy
Election race in Sheffield Township annexation clash
In Sheffield Township a heated election race focuses on annexation and incorporation issues. Mentions Jad Sert and Lerain Roofing Co. incident, with page references to related coverage and Avon Lake school system notes.
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Sheffield Township
Jad Sert
Avon Lake Bigh
Resizue
No New Taxes Promised by Governor V. Deter
Columbus UPI reports Governor Michael V. Disile promised not to ask the Legislature for any new taxes during his four year term. He said the recent actions were extensions of existing taxes and not new levies.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. Disable
Tereday
Eisenhower Says Nixon S Soviet Trip Strong but Timing Unclear
President Eisenhower praised Vice President Richard Nixon for his handling of the Soviet Union tour stating Nixon acquitted himself splendidly yet only time will tell if tensions will ease. He said Nixon was not authorized to invite Khrushchev and did not commit to a visit.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Fisenhower
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Christian A. Herter
Santiago
Chile
Khrushcchev
First Telephone Directory Issued in New Haven
New Haven Connecticut claims the first telephone directory, a 30 name list issued in February 1879. The Chronicle Telegram ad promotes classified pages and CT ads to reach thousands of readers, with sample notices and contact numbers for selling renting buying and real estate listings.
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New Haven
Conn
Gtle
Chronicle-Telegram
Elstia
Lorain
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Reynolds Metals Co
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
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