Elyria fights turnpike site over necessity in bridge dispute
In a Lorain County open session the city of Elyria sued the Ohio Turnpike Commission to block appropriation of a city owned bridge site over the Black River. City attorney Robert Shoup blasted the commission for alleged abuse of discretion while the turnpike team argued adequate necessity for highway routing.
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Elyria
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Tudor
Turnpike Commission
Black River
Robert Shoup
Lorain County
Supreme
Shoup
Richard Baird
John Lansdale
Turnpike Group
Tudor
Lansdale
Elyna
Shaun
Frank J. Lausche
Henry Ault
Turnpike
Commission
Don Paulerson
French air raid destroys Communist base near Hanoi
Fifty French warplanes bombed a large underground Communist base twelve miles southeast of Hanoi in pre dawn darkness. The base hidden by bamboo huts served as a key jumping off point for attacks on Hanoi. The raid, the biggest against rebels in the delta, demonstrates Viet Minh activity within the area a day after Reds seized a defense post along the Hanoi Haiphong lifeline.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Delta
Here
Haiphong
Noted Oberlin Scholar Russell Jameson Dies
Oberlin College professor emeritus of romance languages Russell Parsons Jameson died at 2 a m at Allen Memorial Hospital. Born January 5, 1878 in Mansfield he held Oberlin degrees and a Paris doctor of letters. He taught at Oberlin from 1910 to 1920 and led the language department later. he retired in 1914. He was decorated with the Legion of Honor and chaired several academic and cultural groups. He is survived by his wife Florence Heath Jameson and daughter Marjorie J Nardell. Funeral Friday at Fairchild Chapel with burial in Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin College
Allen Memorial Hospital
South Cedar Ave
Winter Park
Fla
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Mansfield
University of Paris
Harvard
Jameson
Phelps Dodge and Company
Arizona
Paris
Western Reserve University
Indiana University
Middleburg French School
Europe
French Legion of Honor
Phi Beta Kappa
Musical Union of
Modern Language Association
University Club
Ohio Council of Modern Language Teaching
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Florence Heath Jameson
Marjorie J. Nardell
New Jersey
Fairchild Chapel
Walter Horton
Westwood Cemetery
Cowling-Stang
Board Finds Oppenheimer Loyal Yet Denied Clearance
Washington report says a three man board found J. Robert Oppenheimer a loyal citizen with unusual ability to keep secrets but rejected reinstating his atomic clearance by 2-1 due to serious disregard for security, susceptibility to influence, disturbing conduct in the H-bomb program, and lack of candor. Senate critics call findings morally indefensible while Atomic Energy Committee members urge final commission action before June 30 contract expires. The AEC suspended his clearance last December on Eisenhower orders over alleged Communist links and hydrogen bomb delays.
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Special Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Royal
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Oppenheimer
Ward V. Evans
Center
Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
Security Board
Atomic Scientists of
Chicago
Johnson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Commission
AEC Personnel Security Review Board
Lloyd K. Garrison
AEC
Oppen
Heimer
Eugene M. Zuckert
Henry D.smyth
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Herbert Brownell Jr
McCarthy
Capitol Hill
Weather summary and garden ad for Greenhouse roses and plants
Northeastern Ohio air remains mostly cloudy and cooler today with a high near 65 and a low around 40s. Thursday brings partial sun, warmer temperatures, and afternoon showers. a local garden ad promotes greenhouse rose bushes, geraniums, and Vinca vines at low prices. Local weather data includes 24 hour precipitation 0.35 inch, Tuesday temperatures 64 to 73, humidity 69 percent in morning and 85 percent evening, sunrise 5:55, sunset 8:55, moonrise 8:14, moonset 11:34.
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Ohio
Future Holds Key To City's Water Needs
Elyria faces rising water demand with doubling consumption in the last decade. An electrification contract for the plant is set, plans study distribution improvements, and future use calls for extra pumping, larger filter beds, and new water mains to Elyria to ensure adequate safe supply in coming years.
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Elyria
Theatres TV Radio Wellington iWomen
Local listings cover venues in Wellington for theatre television and radio events with notices for October schedules and related entertainment options. An emphasis appears on community calendars and periurban listings across multiple sections.
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Radio
Wellington
iWomen
Eisenhower says no decision yet on Indochina intervention
President Eisenhower said he has not reached any decision to ask Congress for authority to intervene in Indochina. He noted staff talks with U S Britain France Australia and New Zealand will focus on military questions only and not on diplomatic policy. Previous discussions included the Philippines and Thailand.
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Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Indochina
Hei
Ments
State Department
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Thailand
Death Car Operator Charged In Fatal Route 303 Crash
Charles E Thorne 21 of 108 Malcolm Ct charged with traffic manslaughter and failure to yield the right of way after a collision at Route 303 and Hallover Road fatally injuring his uncle John Thorpe 35 of North Ridgeville. Thorpe bond set at 2500 on manslaughter and 250 on failure to yield. Arthur Jans 36 of Oberlin driver in the other car hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Charles E. Thorne
Malcolm Ct
Route 303
Hallover Rd
John Thorpe
McKinley St
North Ridgeville
Court of
David Goldthorpe
Amherst
Thorpe
Arthur Jans
Oberlin
R. D
Oberlin Hospital
Cohn Says Charge By Army False
Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel to Senator McCarthy's investigating subcommittee, denied under oath the Army's charge that he used power as a "club." He said the claim is unconscionable and indicated he should be fired if true. The hearing resumed with questions on monitored telephone conversations and potential transcripts released by the Justice Department.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Senate
Cohn
Ray H. Jenkins
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhower Administration
John J. Lucas
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy
Lucas
Stevens
Colon
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Subcommittee
John G. Adams
France Submits New Indo Truce Control Plan
In Geneva France presented a new armistice supervision plan during resumed Indochina talks. It rejects Red bloc control but includes India, amid Indochina states' reluctance to trust a commission led by India. The draft aims to counter a Communist plan involving Poland and Czechoslovakia. The report notes pushback from the three associated Indochina states.
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Pakistan
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Czechoslovakia
Bidault
Indochina
Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds Ad Writer Pitch
An advertisement urging readers to call 4751 to hire an ad writer for selling renting hiring or swapping. The pitch promotes Chronicle-Telegram classified ads as effective and invites experienced readers to discuss weak points and grand results.
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