Dispute over Elyria Gulf Rd project cancels state work
The Elyria Gulf Road improvement faced a political clash as the state highway division cancelled a $350000 project after officials issued conflicting letters. Mayor Oscar Dunn accused politics and former mayors Keys and Stewart of involvement while department officials blamed miscommunication and timing.
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Annexation approved by Elyria Council with limits
Elyria Council passes an annexation resolution but refuses to designate it as an emergency. The decision limits immediate effect and requires further steps.
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Elyria
Weather Update for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cool today with a high around 65 to 70. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low near 45. Wednesday looks sunny and warmer. Yesterday’s highs reached the 60s to upper 70s with no precipitation noted. humidity around mid 60s at 2 pm. Lake Erie shows northeast to east winds 10 to 16 knots with fair conditions today and tonight.
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Parachutist Ben Dennis Leaves Hospital After Neck Injury
Ben Dennis 26 of Maple Heights, injured at the Lorain Air Show, walked out of St. Joseph Hospital with a neck injury after two examinations showed a fracture, though hospital staff disputed the later claim. Dennis said he felt better but still had complications and was listed as in fair condition at Suburban Community Hospital in Cleveland.
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Ben Dennis
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Attorney vows to fight subpoena in Markos trial
Dover mayor Clifford Froelich’s attorney said he will challenge a subpoena requiring Froelich to testify at the George Markos vending machine case in New Philadelphia Ohio. Froelich faces testifying when the case proceeds.
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Chile Earthquake Disaster Strikes 100000 Homes Urgently Needed
Thousands homeless as quakes devastate a 500 mile Chilean strip from Concepcion to Chiloé. Government moves to deliver 1590 prefabricated one room units by June end. losses exceed half a billion dollars. Hospitals discharge the injured, debris cleared, tent cities rise.
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World Offers Help for Chile By Quake and Tsunami
Washington dispatch notes a global outpouring for Chile quake survivors with Mercy planes delivering cash and supplies. The United States sends four Army field hospitals and about 40 transport planes while the Red Cross and churches solicit donations. Cuba Canada Argentina and others contribute cash, medicine, food, and medical staff as relief efforts expand.
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Fire in Manhattan subway tunnel near Grand Central
Fire raged for 90 minutes in a busy Manhattan subway tunnel near Grand Central. Train crews and rescuers guided hundreds of smoke affected passengers to safety. Initial reports cite about 60 hospitalized for smoke inhalation and many treated at sidewalk first aid stations. No deaths reported.
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Presser Convicted In Quiz Presser Convicted In Quiz
Ohio Teamsters leader William Presser was found guilty by a federal jury of obstructing justice for 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. The jury deliberated 2 hours 15 minutes. Presser testified he did not fear the invoice or concealment. He previously was convicted of contempt of Congress in February and is free on bond pending appeal.
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UPI
Ohio Teamsters
William Presser
Teamsters
Senate
Presser
Congress
Rackets Committee
U.S
George H. Bender
R-Oh‘o
Teamsters Joint Council 4
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Kington
Paul Jones
Jitteriis
Edwin Knachel
Hies
Knachel
Jones
Soviet Follow-Up Attacks On U S President Critic
In Moscow the Soviet press and radio escalated pressure after Khrushchev’s denunciation of President Fisenower. Pravda blasted U.S. Secretary of State Christian A Herter for his expressed disgust at Khrushchev’s recent press conference.
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UPU
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Fisenower
Pravda
Communist Party
Christan A. Herter
Khrushchev
Beatnik window display halted by police on Fifth Avenue
New York dispatch reports about ten Greenwich Village beatniks recruited for a week long Fifth Avenue window display at a record shop. After six hours of activity, police intervened amid objections from passersby and Fifth Avenue Association officials. A summons was issued and a court appearance scheduled for Thursday.
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Doc Quigg
New York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
Greenwich Village
United States Advances Disarmament Talks Note to Russia
The United States urged renewed efforts toward global disarmament in a formal note to the Soviet Union. It responds to Khrushchev’s plan for immediate scrapping of nuclear delivery systems and foreign bases, while backing discussion in the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva.
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UPD
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Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Seneva
United States
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