Khrushchev May Get U.S. Invitation This Fall
Western sources report Khrushchev may receive an invitation to visit the United States. An early U.S. invitation from President Eisenhower could come in the next few days with a possible fall trip. Some diplomats expect a final decision before Nixon leaves Moscow or soon after.
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Geneva
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
Strike Probable at Thew Shovel Co As Midnight Deadline Looms
Wage offer rejected by about 200 USW white collar workers and 700 production workers. Bargaining committees could call a strike if the current contract expires at midnight. Local 1242 members vote today on the central proposal. Lorain White-Roth workers set to vote tomorrow with a similar deadline and possible Monday strike if rejected.
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Elyria
Lorain
United Steel Workers
USW
William McPhillips
McPhillips
Weather Summary for Thursday and Week Ahead
Ohio temperatures near normal with a warming trend into Monday and Tuesday then cooling Wednesday. Precipitation expected up to half an inch in scattered light showers, sunrise and moon phases noted, with regional normal highs and lows listed.
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Ohio
Weather outlook with clear skies and rising heat
The Cleveland Hopkins Airport Weather Bureau forecasts a high of 84 today and 88 tomorrow. It will be cooler and less humid this afternoon with a low tonight. Discomfort index averaged 16 yesterday and is expected to rise into the low 70s today as the public grows uncomfortable when the index passes 75.
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Cleveland Hopkins
Brandt Fights 'Sellout' in Geneva Talks
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged allied leaders to resist concessions at the Geneva talks. Brentano, Herter, and other officials discussed objections to Soviet proposals on propaganda and military limits. Brandt warned a possible garrison cut could threaten West Berlin amid the nine week conference.
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UPI
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Christian A. Herter
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LaGrange Annual Festival Parade Opens with Royal Crowning
The LaGrange festival parade formed at Veterans Park and marched along Main to Village Square led by police chief, mayor, and parade marshal. Festivities crowned 17 year old Janet Gregory as festival queen with attendants Pat Scoy and Betty Gleason. Judges include Kathleen Lysaght and deputies LaCriese and DiNicola. First prize in the floats went to Mothers Study Club for a summer scene, second to Child Conservation League, third to Old Glory Grange. Carnival continues tonight and tomorrow at the village square with nightly entertainment.
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LaGrange
Rita Dunlap
LaGrange Square
Veterans Park
Main
Ernest Weese
Pat Scoy
Betty Gleason
Kathleen Lysaght
Elyria
Mike DiNicola
Mothers’ Study Club
U S Steel to Pay August Insurance Premiums
United States Steel Corp will pay August insurance premiums for workers idled by the strike. The policy ends the practice of using reserves from the Carnegie Pension Fund to cover premiums and then deducting workers’ contributions after they return. Some July workers had August premiums already deducted. others not on the job in July will have their premiums covered by the company or later deducted. Republic Steel has not decided. Blue Cross officials assure 10 000 policies will not drop at midnight with a grace period through July 31.
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National Tube Co
Lorain
Blue Cross
Ohio
Nixon Faces Kitchen Conference Deep in Urals Mine
Vice President Nixon tours a Soviet copper mine in the Urals during his Moscow visit. Khrushchev leads a public exchange nicknamed the Kitchen conference as reporters press Nixon with questions on U. S. policy. In the mine, workers and rescuers share hard work and reflections, underscoring the era’s tensions.
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U.S
Moscow
Marts
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
State Delays Road Jobs Halt in Ohio Funding Standoff
Ohio highway director Everett Preston announced no new federal funded contracts will be let until Congress appropriates money. He warned the interstate system would stall and impact about 10 thousand Ohio workers with possible contractor bankruptcies. Preston travels to Chicago for an emergency meeting on the federal funds shortage.
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Preston
Congress
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
Nixon Sees Red Scientists in Soviet Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon met Soviet atomic scientists at a plant near Sverdlovsk and urged political differences be set aside so American and Soviet researchers can pursue peaceful uses of the atom. He floated Khrushchev visiting the United States as his Rus sian itinerary wraps up. Rickover invited the Soviet head and staff to visit America to observe U.S. atomic programs.
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Eisenhower Names Lausche Among Best Dems for President
President Eisenhower told White House guests that Ohio Senator and former governor Frank J. Lausche is among the best qualified Democrats for the 1960 presidential nomination. He also cited Senators John Stennis and Spessard Holland as qualified but noted each faces handicaps at the convention.
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Mississippi
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Moon Seismograph Planned for Moon Study and Radioactivity Measures
NASA disclosed a plan to send a seismograph to the moon in five to six years to study crust structure and quake activity. The agency also funds instruments to monitor lunar radioactivity and charged particle density, totaling about 16 million dollars in NASA contracts.
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Massillon Police Chief Resigns After Morale Turmoil
New chief Jobet Pettit, a 25 year veteran, resigns as acting chief of Massillon police after Chief Stanley Switer quit following a harsh rebuke from Mayor Edgar Lash over low force morale. Revolt within the rank and file had led to raids by off duty officers without authorization. Lash indicated no further resignations would be sought despite rebel pressure.
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Switter
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Lash
Switzer
Call Girl Nabbed With Legislator Card in Columbus
Prosecutor Earl W. Allison said he will look into lobbying influence reports as he investigates the arrest of Marie Montecalvo a 37 year old divorcee on a prostitution charge. She had a legislator’s business card in her purse when arrested in a local hotel. Municipal Court fined her $10 after her attorney entered a guilty plea. A special grand jury session was requested to probe claims lobbyists paid hotel bills for lawmakers. Altivon commented that paying a senator’s hotel bill is not illegal unless proven to influence votes.
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Marie Montecalvo
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Robert Beightler
Erie County Fair to Feature Vintage Steam Threshing Outfit
Local feature notes a 1914 vintage steam threshing outfit will be showcased at the Annual Erie County Fair. The notice underscores program highlights including Frontier Week events in Amherst and community safety efforts.
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Erie County
Vene Pku
Amherst
Agriculture Dept Sees Retail Food Prices Slightly Below 1958
The Agriculture Department predicted today that retail food prices for the second half of 1959 would average a bit below 1958 levels due to higher supplies. Consumer demand is expected to remain strong.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
First Olympians paid own way in 1896 Athens
In 1896 thirteen American athletes at the first modern Olympic Games in Athens funded their participation themselves. The article notes the lack of official team funding and likens classified ads to Olympic decathlon vigor, urging readers to call local numbers FA-3321 in Elva or CE 3-6173 in Lorain and Pechoppers to sell more items.
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