SEATO discussed U.S. ban on Communist China at meeting
SEATO foreign ministers held a closed session to weigh U.S. opposition to admitting Communist China to the United Nations. Pakistan and Britain were expected to oppose escalation, while U.S. policy argued recognizing Peiping would aid Beijing’s influence and hinder stability in Asia.
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Washington
UPI
China
United Nations
Treaty Organization
SEATO
Pakistan
Christian A. Herter
Quaci
Poli Gf
Fey
Sion
Britain
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Herter
New Zealand
Walter Nash
U.N
Feiping
Peiping
Japan
China Sessions Border
Baptists Study Council Ties Under Debate at Rochester Meeting
The American Baptist Convention opens its 53rd annual meeting in Rochester with a key vote on withdrawing from the National Council of Churches. Wichita church leaders urge departure over perceived liberal stance, but most leaders back alliance with the NCC as 10,000 delegates attend. The convention runs through Tuesday with Rev. Dr. Herbert Gezork delivering the presidential address at War Memorial.
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Rochester
UPI
American Baptist Convention
National Council of Churches
First Baptist, Church of Wichita
Northern Baptists
National Council
America
Kansas Church
General Council
Wichita
Rochester Community War Memorial
Herbert Gezork
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Center
Mass
Congress Faces Social Security Expansion Showdown
The House Ways and Means Committee planned a showdown vote on a Democratic proposal to expand Social Security to cover medical care for the aged. The plan would link health insurance to security benefits and faces uncertain fate amid administration opposition and last-minute lobbying. The labor-backed medical aid and a wage bill were also under committee review as lawmakers tackled an election-year agenda.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Pia
Nubcarrie
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Sion
Johnson Runs Fast But Is Mum On Candidacy
UPI reports Lyndon B. Johnson campaigns in six Western states while delaying a formal presidential announcement. A Dallas trip note shows Johnson’s hopes buoyed by editorials praising him. meanwhile a check-swindler tale and a camp notice appear in the same dispatch.
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Johnson
Washington
Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Scott Evans
Von
Dave McGee
Local Lorain County Paper Listing Subscriptions and Rates
A 1960 Elyria diary page shows the Lorain County Printing Publishing Co at 2726 Enat Ave listing subscription options with annual mail rates and a few misread terms. Prices include 7 cents per copy by mail and yearly rates around $15 to $18 with regional legibility issues in the OCR.
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Lorain
Broadway Faces First Blackout In 41 Years
Broadway teeters toward darkness as actors strike over pay and wine and backstage benefits. The Tenth Man cast walked out and 22 theaters planned to shut tonight unless a last minute settlement occurs. The Theater League cites breach of contract and inducement as it weighs a $1 million damages suit.
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New York
UPI
Broadway
Erie
League of New York Theaters
Alexander H. Cohen
Theater League
Booth Theater
Actors Equity
New York State Supreme Court
Burton Zorn
The
League
Slayer Plans Another Appeal to Save Woman From Electric Chair
Cincinnati attorney William Foss Hopkins said he would take the case to the U S Supreme Court after the Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing. The stay would be automatic if filed. without it the execution date was June 17. The murder involved Mrs Louise Bergen, wife of her lover, with Bergen’s charred remains found at Cowan Lake.
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Columbus
UPD
Edythe Klumpp
Cincinnati
U.S. Supreme Court
William Foss Hopkins
Ohio Supreme Court
State
Klumpp
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Bergen
Washington, D.C
Hopkins
Hamilton County
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Hospitalized for Asthmatic Bronchitis
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower remains in Walter Reed Army Medical Center with acute asthmatic bronchitis. The White House cannot say how long she will stay or whether she can join the President at the West Point reunion or Far East trip. President Eisenhower and Lt Col John Eisenhower visited briefly. Hagerty says she has a slight fever but is comfortable and receiving customary treatment.
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James C. Hagerty
Sheriff Opposes Summer Uniforms for Deputies
Hamilton County Sheriff Dan Tehan pledged to go to jail rather than force deputies to wear black wool shirts in summer. He argued standardized dress would cost more than ten thousand dollars and cited unrest over the new policy amid ongoing bribery cases in Massillon and Canton.
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Cincinnati
UPT
Dan Tehan
Hamilton County
Tehan
Ohio
Canton
Jense
Nesses
Geauga
Trumbull
Gay
Michael V. di
Salle
Massallon
Stanley
Switzer
Miljanich
Massillon
Michael V. DiSalle
Stark County
Gas Chamber Date Stands for Duncan Kin Case
Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan aged 56 and two codefendants in the kidnapping and murder of Olga Duncan 30 have been denied a delay of their execution in the San Quentin gas chamber scheduled for June 17. Duncan was convicted with Luis Moya 22 and Augustine Baldonado 26 of slaying Olga Duncan on November 17 1958. Superior Judge William A. Reppy refused the stay motion Wednesday.
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Ventura
Calif
UPD
Elizabeth Duncan
San Quentin
Duncan
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Olga Duncan
William A. Reppy
Governor Loses Milking Match in Florida Contest
In Tallahassee Gov. Leroy Collins started Wednesday poorly by losing a milking contest to G. O. Cox of Quincy. Earlier he advanced to the finals by defeating Agriculture Commissioner Lee Thompson who admitted he had never milked a cow.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Leroy Collins
G. O. Cox
Quincy
Fla
Lee Thompson
Refugee Wave, Bomber Crew Search, Vatican Clergy Ruling
Major world news items include East Germany reporting over 20 000 refugees in a month the heaviest since 1958 the U S Army ending its Libyan desert search for the Lady Be Good crew and seven of nine crew members bodies recovered. Osservatore Della Domenica says women cannot become priests or bishops. Flag Day proclaimed by President Eisenhower. Col umbus Ohio Democratic chairman names members to committee assignments for the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to discontinue its St Paris freight station and shift operations to Urbana. Moreno Home Telephone seeks rate increases in Fulton County. Veterans of Foreign Wars post denied state tax exemption. Samuel Linzell salary back pay approved. Ohio Supreme Court to review Schafer case on furnace fire. Family Fair conviction upheld in Toledo Sunday closing law case. Indictment for Charles Goody in a knife slaying. Avery Adams to receive honorary degree from Marietta College. Local business and court notes follow with several names and places referenced.
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East Germany
U.S
Vatican City
Osservatore Della Domenica
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbus
William L. Coleman
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
St. Paris
Champaign County
Urbana
Moreno Home Telephone CO
Fulton County
Board OF Tax Appeals
Nery Page Folson Jr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Circleville
Sunday Claims Board
Samuel O. Lin
Family Fair Inc
Berton Kaplan
Charles E. Goody
Rittman
Wooster i
Vergie
Avery C. Adams
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Marietta College
White settlers flee the Belgian Congo amid election gains
Reports from Leopoldville indicate a mass exodus of white settlers as African national leaders push for independence. Election gains by extremist parties threaten white property and travel rights, with scattered reports of violence including a Greek planter killed by a native worker.
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Belgian Congo
Leopoldville
UPI
New Congo
Chamber of Deputies
Canour
Ihe National
Mamema
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Chicago
Slayer
Main St
Puerto Montt
Chile
Edward A. Wilson
Lege
Division Corp
Warre
Aaron MA
Hamilton
Florence
Bell
Co. F. Childs
Wif
Aleteer
Bardot
Jacques Chai
Pat
Hardy
Robi
Snoble & Snoble Attorneys-At-Law
Eugene A. Tonry
Snoble, Snoble & Toi
Elyria Savings & Trust Bus
Elyria, Ohio
Sherman
Comiso Rayon
Dacron
O'Neil
Sheffield Shopping
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