Dispute over Gulf Rd. project halves Elyria highway plan
The Ohio highway department faced a rift over Elyria Gulf Road, with a June 1 letter approving the $350,000 project contrasted by a June 2 cancellation notice from Director Preston. Mayor Dunn accused politics of aiding the reversal while officials blamed miscommunication and timing amid council changes.
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Victor F. Stewart Jr
Keys
Hghway Safety
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Dima
Annexation Approved by Elyria Council Despite Hurdles
Elyria City Council passes an annexation resolution but does not declare an emergency. The decision appears on the first page with other local notices. Franklin School principal Mrs Olive Cheney resigns as reported on page 14.
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Olive Cheney
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Weather Outlook For Ohio Regions Today And Tomorrow
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs in the 65 70 range. Tonight remains fair and cool with lower temperatures near 45 52. Wednesday looks sunny and warmer. Yesterday’s figures show Monday in the 60s to 70s with no significant precipitation. humidity around mid 60s to mid 70s. Lake Erie winds northeast to east at 10 16 knots, fair conditions today and tonight.
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Parachutist Ben Dennis suffers neck injury at Lorain Air Show
Ben Dennis 26 of Maple Heights was injured when he landed on a car during the Lorain Air Show. He left St Joseph Hospital after X rays allegedly showed a fracture but doctors reportedly confirmed the fracture later. Dennis said he felt better but had complications and was sent home with the line of care now unclear.
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Attorney says he will fight subpoena in Froelich case
An attorney for Dover Mayor Clifford Froelich says he intends to fight a Monday subpoena requiring Froelich to testify at the trial of George Markos, the vending machine kingpin, in New Philadelphia Ohio.
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Chile Prepares Shelter Efforts After Devastating Quakes
In Chile autumn nears as 09,000 people are homeless and 150,000 live in badly damaged homes from quakes starting May 21. Epicenter near Concepcion with 1939 quake reference, 40,000 dead there. Government orders 1,590 prefabricated one room units to be delivered by June. Losses exceed half a billion dollars. Hospitals discharge the injured. debris cleared. tent cities and civil defense aiding shelter.
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World Responds With Aid After Chile Quake and Tidal Wave
Nations worldwide open hearts and purses for Chile disaster relief. UPI reports Mercy planes deliver cash, food, clothing, medical supplies, and building materials to quake victims as U.S. rushes four Army field hospitals and Cuba, Canada, Argentina, Peru, and others send aid and medical teams.
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Smoke Fire Breaks Out in Manhattan Subway Tunnel
New York reports a 90 minute subway tunnel blaze near Grand Central. Train crews and rescuers guided hundreds of smoke affected passengers to safety. Initial counts show about 60 taken to hospitals for smoke inhalation with many more treated at street aid posts. No fatalities reported.
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Presser Convicted In Quiz Presser Case
Federal jury convicts Ohio Teamsters leader William Presser of obstructing justice by destroying records of Christmas gifts sought by the Senate Rackets Committee in 1958. He faces up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. sentencing delayed as a motion for a new trial is filed.
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Paul Jones
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Soviet Press Attacks President After Khrushchev Denunciation
Moscow The Soviet Union intensified its response to Khrushchev's denunciation of President Fisenower with new press and radio attacks. Pravda assailed Secretary of State Christan A. Herter for his expressed disgust at Khrushchev's conference last week.
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Beatnik Window Display Quashed In Fifth Avenue Clash
New York police halted a Greenwich Village beatnik window display in a Fifth Avenue record shop after six hours of unrest. About 10 beatniks, writers, and artists were to promote new records with poetry and art, but objections from passersby and a court summons followed. Ringo Angel and others faced charges for alleged violations of city rules shaped by the Fifth Avenue Association as authorities cited esthetic concerns. The scene closed when police intervened, with several participants summoned to court for proceedings set Thursday.
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U S Sends Arms Note To Russia
Washington reports the United States issued a formal note to the Soviet Union urging that efforts be redoubled to reach a world disarmament formula. The note replies to Khrushchev’s plan for immediate scrapping of nuclear delivery systems and foreign bases, promising careful study while stressing discussion in the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva.
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