01 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
1
A feature guide titled Going Places offers tips to plan a great vacation and identifies common pitfalls. It advises early planning and practical steps to enhance travel experiences with insights for readers seeking a smoother trip.
Joe Cowden notes Hungarian refugees in America are glad yet feel lost in a new country. He proposes a local group organize occasional parties dances or other entertainment to bring them together. Pg. 13 You’ll find more local subjects in Dividend Pages on Pgs 12 and 13.
London reports the explosion of Britain s second and most powerful hydrogen bomb as officials anticipate a new wave of protests at home and abroad over nuclear weapons tests and policy.
Lorain County honors a local couple as Couple Of The Year chosen by the Lorain County Pomona Grange. Other items note resignation by School Board President Walter J. Glick Sr. and Lorain graduates nominated to attend General Motors Institute.
Weather forecasts show three radio active air masses moving east after circling the West since last Tuesday's test northwest of Las Vegas. The AEC reported a maximum 700 milliroentgens of fallout at Millett and Parmon Ranch, with potential soil decay if rain washes contamination away.
Cloudy warm humid conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers ending tonight. Cooler by Sunday with highs 75 to 84 and lows 52 to 58. Lake Erie winds southwest to northwest 12 to 20 mph shifting. showers today, clearing tonight. Temperature ranges given for Friday and a year ago. precipitation 1.38 inches in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Friday. Humidity readings listed. sunrise 5 56 a.m., sunset 8 54 p.m. Moonrise 9 10 a.m. Moon set 11 42 p.m. Delayed opening leads to summer hats and accessories sales at Scher Accessories.
A United Press survey reports 99 traffic deaths during the unofficial holiday period from Wednesday evening to Memorial Day. Totals reach 265 violent deaths including 157 traffic, nine plane, 65 drownings, and 34 other accidents. California and New York tie with 14 deaths each. Pennsylvania 4 to 13, Indiana 10, Michigan and Texas nine.
The Sandusky Register-Star-News switches back to the Sandusky Register title effective today. Officials of Sandusky Newspapers Inc say the former combined name will be dropped permanently. the Star Journal and News components were part of the 1941 merger.
Cleveland police say Mrs. Bertha Robar 37 admitted stabbing her husband Steve 42 to death in a tavern shortly after midnight after an argument. She was under arrest as the investigation continued.
Cincinnati dispatch reports the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a one year sentence for John Kasper, a segregationist, who was convicted by a Knoxville federal court for violating an order restraining activities against school integration in Clinton, Tennessee. He was tied to organizing protests and violent demonstrations last fall and was sentenced by Judge Robert L. Taylor last August.
Korean wife and her infant son prepared to join the critically injured American soldier in the United States. Amid turmoil over school desegregation, a Knox County trial looms for 17 defendants accused of conspiring to force Negroes from a Tennessee school. The mother and child face a cross‑ocean mercy flight from Tokyo to California then Arkansas to be at the soldier's bedside as doctors urged haste.
About 300 students protested a city effort to annex part of the campus prompting clashes in Blacksburg. A tear gas canister failed, two students were arrested for slashing a police car tire, and the cadence band Highty-Tighties played Dixie and Pied Piper to quell the crowd. The action followed a day of demonstrations over taxes on auto and personal property for students.
Senate Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson urged a review of U S China trade policy after Britain's decision to relax the embargo on Peiping. He warned the new look could become a pressing foreign policy issue as Britain shifts policy and Dulles and Robertson oppose changes. Knowland warned on possible Red China gains and cited items that might be deemed strategic as policy eyes shift.
A guided missile, possibly an Army Jupiter, was launched near Cape Canaveral late Friday, heard for 10 to 15 miles. Air Force declined to identify the missile type or comment. Hundreds on the beach witnessed a blazing rocket rising steeply and vanishing quickly.
In Muntington West Virginia Douglas MacArthur Meade, 17, struggles to prove he is alive to enlist. He cannot enter the Air Force without a birth certificate, saying the attending physician could not issue a death certificate and his birth weight was recorded as five pounds at birth.
CHICAGO INS A Chicago housewife and mother is freed from extradition to Michigan for an escape in 1952. Gov. Stratton refused Michigan’s demand, saying she has earned the chance to continue her new life. Catherine Dodson Gaik, then 32, was jailed for robbery and later escaped Detroit House of Correction. She later married, moved to Chicago, and raised a daughter.
ASHTABULA UP the Cleve unit CEI plans a major expansion as it starts a large new facility in Ashtabula area with emphasis on regional engineering work and job growth.
Washington reports the United States will send Export-Import Bank officials to Israel in July to review Israel's bid for a 71 million dollar loan paused seven months ago after Israel's Sinai strike. The move follows resumed American aid and renewed efforts by Ambassador Abba Eban to restart loan consideration amid energy and water project plans for northern Negev and coastal areas.
FORMBY England CP Reid Jack a 38 year old Scot golf champ known for offing favored Americans won the British Amateur colt championship by defeating Mareth Ridgiey of Havertown Pa two and one in a well played match noting good form amid windy conditions and steady play from both sides.
Chronicle Telegram urges readers to monetize empty rooms with For Rent ads. Contact the ad-writer at 4751, supply vacancy details, and mention features to accelerate income.
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