Summit Aug ten to fifteen to challenge Reds in Mideast
Washington reports President Eisenhower will issue a note to Khrushchev proposing a mid August U N Security Council summit between Aug ten and 15 The plan aims to deny a plain Russian bid to bypass the United Nations and to press for a top level discussion of Middle East unrest with goal to expose Soviet and Arab subversion while seeking a European site rather than New York. Leaders in Congress welcomed the move and urged a firm agenda and follow up.
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Seasonal Price Hike Feared as Ohio Milk Strike Ends
The Northeastern Ohio milk strike ended last night after a brief stand with Elyria Dairies Pallas Dairy and Bauer Dairy reporting shipments returning to normal today. Some dealers delayed pickups due to notification requirements, while a 1 cent per quart seasonal increase will take effect Friday.
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Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association
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Cleveland Dairies
William Schneider
Elyria
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New Milford
MPF
United States Creates Civilian Space Agency
President Eisenhower signed into law a bill creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to direct peaceful space exploration. The White House called the move historic and aimed at peaceful purposes for all mankind. Congress was expected to be asked for about 300 million dollars.
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Weather and NASA discuss plans and officials
The report notes mixed weather across the Northeast and Northwest Ohio with showers and thundershowers, temperatures near 80 in the day and around 62 at night, plus a forecast of further mild, unsettled conditions into Thursday. It also details President Eisenhower’s plan to create a national aeronautics and space agency and the role of Dr. Hugh L. Dryden in leading its transition.
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United States and Baghdad Pact Allies Endorse New Middle East Policy
sources say during a London meeting the United States and Baghdad Pact partners agreed on a revised Middle East policy. Key points include neutral status for Lebanon under UN aegis, withdrawal of U.S. troops from Lebanon, potential eventual recognition of Iraq, aid for Jordan, and concerted action against indirect aggression led by Nasser’s United Arab Republic with Soviet backing.
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DiSalle Outlines Platform In Ohio Campaign
United Press International reports Democrat Michael V. DiSalle in Bowling Green outlines a 10 point platform for governor focusing on highway safety, road work, and city cooperation. He calls for removing caps on old age pensions, modernizing mental health, workers compensation improvements, and statewide planning. O'Neill promotes a hire now campaign in Cleveland as DiSalle releases more policy details.
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Approval Expected Loan Defense Bill For $1 Billion More Than the Asked
In Washington the Senate aimed to pass a defense and labor funding bill totaling about 40.03 billion dollars, roughly 1.62 billion above the House version, as adjournment loomed. President Eisenhower backed speed, while critics like Barry Goldwater pressed for prompt action on appropriations though labor reform stalled in the House.
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Premier Solh vows to block Lebanon presidential vote
Premier Sami Solh says he will use all influence to prevent the Thursday presidential election in Lebanon. He opposes candidate May Gen Fuad Chehab amid shock after Tuesday's assassination attempt and a 50 50 chance of holding the vote.
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Anniversary plans set at Brushes Belles event
Announcing plans for an anniversary meeting by Brushes Belles includes a beard contest and various demonstrations. County girls contest results announced after a marathon competition, with 16 participants from Ridgeville and 14 from nearby areas. Coast Guard rescue and police capture noted near Cleveland break water. Oberlin Conservatory student studies Mozarteum in Salzburg. Other local items include hospital notes, police reports, and TV program listings.
No U.S. Steel Price Increase Yet At Present
New York reports from UPI indicate U S Steel chairman Blough said no price rise is planned despite rising wage costs. Armco and other majors posted second quarter profits below 1957, with Armco raising prices earlier but not matching others, while industry-wide wage pressures constrain pricing.
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Ohio to Build 21 Institutions in Six-Year Plan
Ohio announces a six year program costing 150.93 million dollars to construct 21 new state facilities for insane and mentally retarded youths, delinquent girls, and disturbed juveniles. Sites include Apple Creek, Northeast and Northwest regions, with psychiatric and therapy units, admin buildings, and new wings across multiple hospitals.
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