Red China Reports Plot Failed
The New China News Agency reported that anti-Communist plot leaders Lu Chien Pao and Tang Tin Chuan, heads of the China Liberal Party, were arrested in Tsingtao on June 15. They allegedly planned to build counter revolutionary armed forces abroad with American aid and to disseminate anti-Communist leaflets in China.
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New China News Agency
Communist
China Liberal Party
Yellow Sea
Tsingtao
China
Peiping
Shanghai
Tsiwan
Shantung
Lu Chien Pao
Tang Tin Chuan
Tang
South Korea
United States
Myers resigns as governor aide in Ohio departure Aug 13
Gouyer and O Neill announced the resignation of Guynne B. Myers from his $12,000 post as assistant to the governor. Myers will leave Aug. 13 to enter private law practice in Columbus. He oversaw legislative affairs for the 102nd General Assembly and served as liaison with state departments. A Marietta native, Myers long allied with O Neill and had been administrative aide to the attorney general during most of O Neill's decade in that office.
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Columbus
INS
Gouyer_ nor O Neill
Guynne B. Myers
Myers
General Assembly
O'Neill
Marietta
Weather summary for Ohio with scattered storms
The forecast covers Northeast and Northwest Ohio with partly cloudy skies and a warm spell. Expect a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms today tonight and Wednesday with highs near 36 to 40s, lows 64 to 69, humidity varying from 83 percent in the morning to 47 percent later. Sunrise 6 20 a m sunset 8 47 p m Lake Erie winds from west to southwest 8 to 15 mph tonight shifting northeast later.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lawyers Win Confession in Sam Sheppard Case
In Florida two lawyers William Corrigan and Fred Garmone secured a signed confession from Donald J. Wedler as they seek new grounds to overturn Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s 1954 murder conviction. The 344 page statement recounts the killing of Marilyn Sheppard on July 4, 1954.
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Deland, Fla
LLP
Florida
Samuel Sheppard
William Corrigan
Fred Garmone
Déland
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald J. Wedler
Wedler
Marin Sheppard
Wedler Monnday
Rights Backers Set For Long Session
GOP Leader William F Knowland says civil rights supporters will keep the Senate in session all winter if needed to pass the bill. He states the administration backs a no compromise stance on jury trial, while Johnson plans to seek unanimous consent to shelve civil rights for urgent legislation.
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SNS
GOP
William F. Knowland
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Knowland
White House
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Johnson
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
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Joseph
W. Martin Jr
Mass
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Crash Kills 2 Women Near Lodi Ohio
Two Cleveland women died when their car lost control on U S Route 2 near Lodi striking a guard rail at an underpass. Mrs. Mattie Porter, 60, and Mrs. Maudine Goings, 39, were killed. Two men in the front seat, Thornton Williams, 36, and Harvey Heard, 33, survived with minor injuries. The group had just returned from Memphis after a funeral. Witnesses said speeding contributed to the crash at the curve south of town.
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U.S. 224
Here
Baltimore Oto Railroad
Girl Rescued From Ten Inch Pipe Well
In Anderson South Carolina a one month old girl named Yvonne Beasley was rescued after falling 33 feet into a 10 inch pipe. Fire Chief Bailey Maddox directed the effort with a salvage team drilling a 40 foot shaft beside the pipe to reach her. Oxygen was supplied from a truck cylinder as doctors treated bruises and exposure. The rescue mirrored a prior incident in Manorville New York and involved volunteers, a bulldozer, and a drill crew finishing the emergency operation.
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Yvonne
Benny
Manorville
N.Y
Maddox
Eugene Bobo Jr
Bill Hughes
Bobo
Vaughn
Red) Roberts
Wind Delays Nuclear Blast Test in Nevada Proving Ground
Las Vegas reports adverse winds forced the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone the 21 hour delay of the summer nuclear blast test at the Nevada proving ground. Scientists rescheduled the shot for 5 am PDT Wednesday to avoid fallout drifting toward a temporary road construction camp about 40 miles away.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Te Nevada’ Proving Ground
Jie
Annexation Urged by Black River Group and City Plan
Black River Progressive Association hears Cleveland planning director urge annexation amendments. Lorrey Council seeks vote on Zeems levy and rescinds earlier 1-mill action. Elephant edge described after African safari recall. Elyria founder of a foundry dies. Multiple section references.
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Black River Progressive Association
Cleveland
Lorrey Council
Zeems Levy
I-Mill
Elyrian
Reneneceenres
Elyria
Fenenth Winess
Seeeereenensees
New States Bill Okayed by Senate Interior Committee
The Senate Interior Committee approved bills to admit Alaska as the 43rd state and Hawaii as the 50th, both by voice vote with no dissent. Senator Gordon Allott voiced reservations on Hawaii and reserved the right to object when the bill reaches the Senate. House action on Alaska is possible, Hawaii remains unsettled this year.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Voice
Sote
Gor
Don Allott
Ri Colo
Hawaii
Senate
House Interior Committee
Dulles Seeks Fresh Push in Arms Talks with West
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in London to revive disarmament talks and press for practical steps. He planned talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and Western delegates, while Moscow Radio warned he would throw a monkey wrench into the negotiations. The U.N. disarmament subcommittee session was postponed to allow Dulles discussions with Western officials.
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London
Ofiles
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Five Nation
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Foreign Office
U.N
Halsey Not Found To Have Stroke Says Doctor
In New York the attending physician for Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey Jr. stated he did not believe the famed WWII Navy commander suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday. The admiral was reported up and walking around today.
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New York
Fleet 1
William F. (Bull) Halsey Jr
Wisconsin picks McCarthy seat nominees in special primary
A doctor quoted as saying the illness of the late Senator McCarthy’s seat nominee was not a stroke. The official noted the illness remained undetermined while stressing it was not serious. Roughly 2,300,000 eligible voters faced a special primary to choose nominees for the vacancy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Tor
Joseph R. McCarthy
Auto Crash Fatal Near Hinckley
Clarence Whitehead age 46 of Brunswick D a two car collision on Route 3 south of Hinckley left him dead. State patrol said his car skidded off the road and crashed into a utility pole after the crash occurred.
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Medina, C
ENS
Clarence Whitehead
Brunswick
Route 3
Hinckley
Whitehead
Retired Admiral Halsey Hospitalized After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Initial reports placed the 74 year old admiral, famed for Pacific War exploits, in Fishers Island New York over the weekend. Doctors say his discharge timing hinges on the next few days as he remains hospitalized after being flown from Fishers Island to Teterboro Airport New Jersey accompanying Lt Commander George Beck before medical transport to the hospital.
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Fishers Island
Long Island Sound
Halsey
Hakey
Teterboro
N.J
George Beck
Condemned to Death Dog May Get Re Trial
Annie the sad eyed St Bernard condemned to death for killing sheep may get another chance. The Lima News offered to pay for a new trial for the dog owned by Army Pvt Gene Perkins, a paratrooper in Augsburg Germany. Judge Tudor denied a motion for a new hearing though appeals to higher courts remain possible. Mrs Joan Perkins undecided about appealing as dog warden had arrested Annie on Feb 25 after a farmer saw two dogs fleeing the scene. Perkins has 18 days to decide on an appeal.
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Army Pvt
Gene Perkins
Augsberg
Germany
The
News
R. C. Hoiles
Barlier
Hardin County Commons Pleas
Arthur D. Tudor
Joan Perkins
Service
Annie
Perkins
Costly Fire Destroys Shops in San Rafael
Wind driven flames swept the main street of San Rafael destroying shops on two block fronts. Damage was estimated at two million dollars with more than a dozen shops gutted. Fire Chief C. M. Johanson called it the worst fire in the history of San Rafael.
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San Rafael
Cali
San Francisco Bay Area
C. M. Johanson
New gnu arrives at Brookfield Zoo to delight staff
Chicago area zoo officials announced with pride that Brookfield Zoo welcomed a new gnu. The announcement emphasized the animal's healthy arrival and the enthusiasm of staff and visitors for the addition.
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Chicago
Gus
Brookfield Zoo
Chronicle Telegram Classifieds Offer Home For Sale Help
Do you rattle around in your house Need less space and more room to live No problem Sell it through Chronicle Telegram Classified ads Ads cover homes of all kinds in all town sections An ad writer is available to help phrase your ad
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Chronicle-Telegram
Trucker Protest Slows Ford Plant Deliveries
About 300 Teamsters Local 571 truckers halted deliveries to the Ford Motor Co plant site in Brownhelm Township, suspending cement finish work and delaying subcontractors including Cerco Construction Co and West Side Lumber Co. The stoppage began after Sandusky Broadway Cartage Co. delivered materials below scale, with no official comment from local leaders.
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Teamsters Union
Lorain County
Ford Motor Co
Brownhelm Township
Jim Stockard
Thelocal
Construction Company
Sandusky
Broadway Cartage Co
Lorain County Teamsters
Teamsters
Rt. 6
Cerco Construction Co., Inc
West Side Lumber Co
Elyria
Charles A. Persons
Sandusky ‘Tuckers
Perssons
William McCord
Huber
Hunt & Nichols
Ford
George Stuart
Cerco Construction Co
Junion
McCord
John A. Hull Jr
NationalLabor Relations Board
Cleveland
Thieves Take Macaw from Drugstore, Flee Crash Then Abandon Bird
In Kansas City Missouri police halted a theft as two suspects stole a $200 macaw from a drugstore. They wrecked a car while fleeing and fled on foot with the bird, but officers found the macaw abandoned nearby.
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Sansas City
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