Ike Defends US Role Amid Khrushchev Attacks at West Point
President Eisenhower signaled a counter-offensive against Nikita Khrushchev's barbs in weekend speeches. He said the Soviet leader's ill tempered expressions united the West and defended U S spy missions over Russia. He spoke at a Republican dinner near West Point and at Notre Dame University, urging support for his foreign aid program while highlighting U S resolve and secrecy in the Cold War.
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West Point
N. Y
UPI
Eisenhower
Nikita Sr. Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Washington
Notre Dame
Gene Ieone
New York
Lorain Air Show Draws 6000 Fans and 41 Pilots
Lorain held its first air show under clear skies with 41 pilots registered and 400 spectators taking rides in Ford Tri motor planes. Four parachutists jumped from planes during the afternoon with two landing in a hospital. injuries included back and face cuts to Ben Dennis and Howard Garrell, and a spectator injury when a flap struck Mrs. Matilda Ciffi.
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Lorain
Ben Dennis
Maple Heights
Howard Garrell
Newbury
St. Joseph Hospital
SL Gatrell
Matilda Ciffi
East 37Th St
Charles Kale
Evelyn Ave
Hartier
Greater Lorain Pilots Association
Lorain Jay
Walkers Ahead Of Schedule In San Francisco To New York Hike
Two British Army sergeants Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans led a pace through Wooster Ohio with Mayor William Lytle as they push toward a coast to coast record. They are one day ahead of their 3 045 mile trek from San Francisco to New York aiming for a faster time than the 1926 record of 79 days 10 hours 10 minutes. They planned 44 miles today and a night in East Canton.
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San Francisco
New York
East Canton
Weather Update for Ohio: Sun, Mon, Tue Forecasts
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio see mostly sunny skies with cooler temperatures today reaching 65 to 70. Tonight will be fair and cooler with low 45 to 50. Tuesday remains fair with little temperature change. Lake Erie sees northeast winds 15 to 20 knots today, easing tonight. A warming trend returns Thursday to Saturday with light scattered showers, mainly southern Ohio, totaling about a quarter inch.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Grim mood in East Asia over Eisenhower visit
East Asia faces a wary reception as President Eisenhower plans a multi nation tour starting June 14 in Manila. KC tensions rise with Red China pressing Japan Indochina and Formosa. Pro Western leaders face domestic pressure while a massive anti government campaign stirs in Japan.
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Tokyo
East Asia
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Orient
Francis G. Powers
Kremlin
Red China
Japan
Indochina
Formosa
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Philippines
Okinawa
Korea
Manila
It's A Girl Hailed For New Georgetown Father
In Knoxville University president Dr Andrew Holt awarded Robert Luebke his diploma. In Washington Luebke a Georgetown University president and new father, presented a cigar to John L Lewis in greeting. The exchange reflected mutual respect between university leaders and a noted labor figure.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Andrew Holt
Tennessee University
Ropert Luebke
Sanday
Washington
Luebke
Georgetown Univer
John L. Lewis
Fender
Gulf Rd improvement project cancelled by state
The proposed 350000 Gulf Rd project in Elyria was cancelled by the state highway department after Mayor Oscar Dunn objected it was not needed. Deputy director Guy Neeper cited lack of City support and Dunn’s statements about state funding as reasons. The city already spent about 15000 on early plans and may still discuss the project if Dunn changes his mind.
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Gulf Rd
State Highway Department
Guy B. Neeper
E. V. Preston
Elyria
Oscar G. Dunn
Neeper
Dunn
Dano
Highway Department
Preston Ave
Schaeffer, Parrett and Associates
City Cing
Memorial programs at Elyria and Amherst high schools
Memorial notices summarize a memorial plaque for David Bush at Elyria High School Senior Chapel and a Baccalaureate service for Amherst graduates. The piece notes related family and memorial events, with reference to Obern's service on page 5.
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David Bush
Elyria High School
Amherst High
Obern
Cape Workers Strike Across Atlas Missile Bases
Convair workers at four Atlas missile bases including Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg walked out in a wage dispute. Labor unrest spread across the space age industry nationwide as strikes began at major air force facilities and other bases.
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San Difgo
Calif
UPI
Convair
U.S
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Hargrove Defense Is Rested In Three Week Trial
In Painesville Floyd E. Hargrove 34 rested his defense after canceling plans to call a mystery witness in the Christmas Eve sniper slaying case. Prosecutor Edward Ostrander aims for a death verdict. The trial neared a jury decision with final arguments due, while testimonies included a private investigator’s experiments and a rebuttal from Cleveland Press reporter Bill Tanner. Separately, Air Force notes on Atlas missiles and a related labor strike at Convair plants in California and Ohio affected bases and construction plans, with IAM workers and 3,000 Convair employees observing a 24 hour line and possible government intervention under Taft-Hartley rules.
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Painesvile
Floyd E. Hargrove
Louis Turi Jr
Hargrove
Charles Clark
Clark
Lois
Edward Ostrander
Ostrander
Cleveland Press
Bill Tanner
Atlas
Vandenberg
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Offut Afb
Neb
Warren Afb
Wye
Air Force
International Assn. of Machinists
IAM
Convair
Pomona
Calif
Beware Of Reds 144 Grads Told At Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic High School honored 144 graduates at a commencement on campus last night. Rev. Michael A. Foran of Notre Dame delivered the address urging students to dedicate themselves to making Christ known and to love God and others. The class included 76 white robed girls and 68 blue robed boys who processed to the school band and sang Mary Immaculate.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Michael A. Foran
C.S.C
Our Lady of Fatima
Notre Dame
Ind
Fr. Foran
God
Christ
Faceless Murderer In Limelight For Trial Eyewitness
The article profiles Adolf Eichmann, the elusive Nazi official labeled the unknown colonel, detailing his rise in the Sicherheitsdienst, his role in organizing mass deportations and executions, and his eventual capture by Israeli agents leading to a high profile trial. It traces his anonymity in Germany, postwar escape, and the public reckoning upon his 1950s arrest.
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London
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Auschwitz Concenttration
Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Germany
Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Berlin
Sicherheitsdienst
Palestine
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Lee Pictures
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Lewis
Family Service Association
Amberst
Berlin Heights
Columbian Comics
Contract Bridge
Courthouse News
Dear Abby Death
Tmes
R. D. Oldfield Jr
Seeteeee Ist
Sec
Municipal Court
New London
Oberlin
Police Department
Red Smith
TV Hilites
Wellington
Willard al i
Cape
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Foran
Roman Empire
Adolf Eich
Mann
Israel
Joseph W. Grigg
Grigg
David Ben- Gurion
Leutenant
Security Police
Poland
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