Official Says GI Apparently Enticed Victim
A high defense official disclosed government evidence that GI William S. Girard enticed a Japanese woman toward a guarded area before killing her in Japan. The claim, supported by Japanese witnesses and Girard's American soldier companion, suggests enticement occurred prior to the fatal shot.
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Washington
Girard
William S. Girard
Robert Dechert
Defense Department
Coral Gables
Fla
Japan
Naka
Dechert
Ottawa
United States
Oliver Gasch
Avig
Earl J. Carroll
New York
Carroll
McGarraghy
Migrant Truck Hit by Train Kills Twelve in Colorado
In VROMAN Colorado twelve migrant farm workers from Rocky Ford were killed when a pickup truck carrying them to sugar beet fields was struck by a Santa Fe freight train. The driver Sylvester Licano also died. Bodies lay scattered up to 400 feet as authorities worked to identify victims.
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Vroman
Colo
Santa Fe
Rocky Ford
Sylvester Licano
Here
Corps of Engineers drills prepare Great Lakes ship access
Drills spaced eight feet apart use up to 20 pounds of dynamite in each hole as part of a project supervised by the Corps of Engineers. The work aims to enable ocean-going vessels to enter the upper Great Lakes after the St. Lawrence Seaway is completed, according to a facsimile photo from U.P.
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Corps of Engineers
Upper
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
U.P
Detroit River
Dulles Sees Obstacles in Disarmament Efforts
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told reporters that disarmament moves face snags despite a fatal freight train crash near Pueblo. He noted the United States seeks NATO agreement before any broader disarmament steps and warned allied dissatisfaction over prior talks with the Soviet Union. The 36 car freight train derailed en route from Pueblo to La Junta, injuring no crew and delaying recovery of bodies.
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J. C. Prince
Troy Thomas
D.A
Aan i
Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
U. S
Colorado
Soviet Union
Stassen
Arcite
United Nations
State Patrol
Britain
France
West Germany
NATO
Elyria Schools to Join U.S. Milk Subsidy Program
Elyria public schools plan to participate in the national milk subsidy program, with per half pint prices possibly three to four cents for indigent children next year. Board authorizes Dr. Gottfried to bid with dairies and continues searches for a child study specialist and a teacher for the deaf and hard of hearing, with potential Lorain collaboration if needed.
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Elyria Public School
Board of Education
F. J. Gottfried
Elyria Council of Parents
Gottfried
Lorain
Elyria
Johnson Backs Foreign Aid Bill Endorsement
Washington United States Senator Lyndon Johnson announced support for the Senate foreign aid bill valued at 33,617,333,000 and expressed hope it would pass without additional cuts. The endorsement signals alignment with the bill's contents amid ongoing debates over foreign assistance funding.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vote Upsets Liberals In Canada in Upset Election
Ottawa report says Conservatives won Canada’s general election for first time in two years, denying Liberal majority. Final returns show Conservatives with about 408 seats, Liberals with around 100, CCF and Social Credit with several seats, independents also elected. Johnson predicts Senate will approve authorization without further reductions, noting committee work and potential future reductions in the appropriation bill. The president’s plan is tied to national security and tax relief, aiming to reduce foreign and domestic spending.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Ottawa. Ont
Canada
Tme
Liberal Party
United Press
Kina
CCF
Social Credit
Ing
Jeu
USW Wage Policy Meeting Aims For Labor Peace
The United Steelworkers wage policy committee, a 17 member panel, met in Washington to set a bargaining pattern for metal fabricating industry and hear complaints during a two day session. About 1200 contracts covering 196000 members expire this year as goals mirror a three year deal with basic steel.
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Washington
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Basic Steel Industry
Weather County Officials Puzzled Over Cause Of Death
Virginia Smith 43 of Cleveland was found dead at a Vermilion Rd bank in Brownhelm. Officials questioned whether death was from alcohol, illness, or foul play as coroner Dr Chesner reviewed internal exams. No signs of stabbing or strangulation found. tox and organ tests pending.
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Walter A. Godfrey
County Coroner's Office
Sheriff's Deputies
Virginia Smith
Cleveland Drug Store
Vermilion Rd
Ohio
Miss Smith
James Malloy
Malloy
Virginia
Mrs. Smith
Alcoholic Anonymous
Sunny Acres
USA
C. Ward
Lake Erie
Gray Drug Co
Charles Chesner
Miedan
County Fair Aid Bill Becomes Law Without Signature
Governor O Neill allowed a measure to create a fund from race horse wagers to aid county fairs without signing it. The law lets fairs receive up to 2500 dollars each from a 7500 dollar cap, funded by a one half percent takeout plus other provisions. The package also includes eight other bills expanding local government powers and school requirements.
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Columbus
O'Neill
Ueto
Harmit
President Virtually Recovered From Stomach Upset
President Eisenhower, sick Sunday night, returned to his desk briefly Monday morning and signed letters and the 1958 appropriation. He appeared well at a press briefing, saying he felt fine, but his doctor advised rest with no engagements today. A health bulletin reported a comfortable night and resumed activity with vigilance for Wednesday plans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Die
D.t
Howard McV. Snyder
State and Justice Departments
Federal
Gerald D. Morgan
White House
James L. Hagerty
Presa
Dulles Saiders
Senate
Lyndon
B. Johnson
West Wing
Ann Whitman
Hagerty
Five Die In Madison Cottage Fire
A kitchen oil stove exploded at Cold Water cottage killing Mary Cooley, her brother Charles Vandewalker, and three young children Patricia two, Mary three, and Suzanne ten months. Three others escaped uninjured while Milton Cooley serves life for a lover’s lane slaying.
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Madison, Conn
INS
Mary Cooley
Charles Vandewalker
Mrs. Cooley
Mary
Patricia
Suzanne
Milton Cooley
John Davis
Ike's Recovery Boosts Stocks
President Eisenhower's rapid recovery sparked an early stock market uptick in New York as investors welcomed his return to the White House. Key shares such as Westinghouse Republic Steel Chrysler Gulf Oil and DuPont rose by about fifty cents to a dollar per share.
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New York
INS
Eisenhower
Wall Street
White House
Westinghouse
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Gulf of and
du Pont
Decision Near On Freeway Plan Around Lakefront
Cleveland highway chief Charles Noble said a final decision is expected by Wednesday on building the Cincinnati to Conneaut freeway and the Cleveland outerbelt around the lake front site. He added he does not want to short change Cuyahoga County in the road program.
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Charles Noble
Cincinnati
Conneaut
Cleveland
Lake Front
Noble
Cuyahoga County
Firelands plans bond issue vote on November ballot
Firelands School District seeks a $450,000 bond for the November ballot. Landowners in Sheffield Township were found guilty for failing to obtain permits for a “trucked-in” home. Elyria School Board delays action on placing a bond issue on the ballot.
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Firelands
Sheffield Township
Seascopes
Elyria
Ways to Feel Cooler with Ads in Chronicle Telegram
Bargains in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads promise relief from heat with air conditioners and fans. Quick cash ads offer sellers a chance to place used items like skates, shoes, and gear through a local ad writer. A Maddock’s sale lists one pair ladies skates size 15 and one pair men’s skates size 8 priced at 10 dollars.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Maddock's
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