Republicans Back Nixon at GOP Gathering in Chicago
The Republican National Committee solidified support for Vice President Richard Nixon amid Nelson Rockefeller’s challenge. Nixon’s quick reply energized the convention, while Rockefeller’s bid appeared to lose momentum. Nixon and Rockefeller met cordially, and national chairman Thruston Morton suggested Rockefeller could still announce a future candidacy.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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National Committee
New York
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Congress Is On Its Marks For A Four Week Rush
Congress faces a sprint to adjournment over four weeks with dozens of bills pending. Senate leaders Johnson and Dirksen warn of late sessions and possible post convention action as lawmakers hurry to finish before the Democratic convention opening July 11 in Los Angeles.
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Congress Confronts Ike Trip Risks and Big Bills
Congress ends a busy week preoccupied with President Eisenhower abroad as lawmakers warn over his safety in Japan and discuss a slate of major bills. Leaders signal possible extended sessions before the July convention while panels target spending probes payroll reforms and medical coverage plans.
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Local Stocks and Other Securities Quotations June 10 1960
Nominal quotations listed by Pierre R Smith Co with multiple Lorain Elyria and nearby bank and industrial names including Fairfax Elyria Tel Ohio Tel Lorain Savings and Trust General Industries Troxel Mig Wellington Bank and others. Prices show fractional percents and varied yields with several entries lacking clear figures.
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Fairfax
Elyria Sav
Elyria Tel
Grafton Banking
Gregory Indus
Lorain Co
Lorain
Ohio Tel
North Sav. & Loan
Ohio Turnpike
Atlas Flees 5,000 Miles From Strike
An Atlas missile escaped a Machinists Union strike and flew 5,000 miles across the Atlantic in a test of a new guidance system. The flight occurred early today from Cape Canaveral at 2:30 a.m. and the nose cone the data capsule would not be recovered.
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Fla
Air Force
Nine County Plan Board Is Studied
Dayton area leaders study a nine county regional planning commission for south central Ohio this summer. Robert Rudy of Troy elected chair and William Overbey of Fairfield as vice chair, with an executive committee and five study groups to pool findings at a fall meeting.
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Butler
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Pilots Stage Wildcat On Eastern Line
Eastern Air Lines pilots staged wildcat strikes at Miami and Detroit over FAA cockpit inspection seat rules. Flights were canceled with pilots not reporting for midnight departures while engineers and stewardesses operated normally. Eastern officials warned the action could spread to other cities as the pilots union protested FAA inspection rules for DC-8B jet operations.
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Courageous Peruvian Back Home Again
Washington reports Pvt Cesarea Acosta Alvarez, a Peruvian soldier who lost both arms and legs in a grenade accident, returned home from Walter Reed Army Medical Center with artificial limbs and gratitude. He praised American doctors and planned to surprise his family in Lima, aided by Ohio Airman D Baker as morale booster and translator.
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Nixon Sees Fifty Year Cold War Outlook
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, in New York for the opening of a British exhibition at the Coliseum, said the cold war may last another 50 years and likely be decided in nonmilitary terms. He noted the Communists have a sense of purpose, but the free world offers more and will prevail, with the conflict possibly not resolved in two, five, or even 50 years. Nixon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller exchanged greetings, with no clear divergence in views during brief talks at the ceremony.
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Newsman William Lord dies in Winnipeg after long illness
William Lord aged 68, longtime general manager of the Winnipeg Free Press and former director of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Assn., died Thursday night after a prolonged illness in Winnipeg Manitoba.
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UPI
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Father gives kidney to son in first Peters Bent Brigham transplant
Robert Beck a 15 year old Dayton boy remained in critical condition after a father to son kidney transplant at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. The donor Virgil Beck police sergeant sold his home car and took part time jobs to cover medical costs. Doctors say the operation could save the boy who has nephritis but weeks or months may pass to determine kidney function.
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Autolite To Move Toledo Plant Details Decatur Shift
Autolite plans moving parts of its Toledo operation to Decatur Alabama, cutting about 900 Toledo jobs. The company will keep starter motors and generators production in Toledo, with 400 to 500 new positions created in Decatur for regulators distributors solenoid switches and relays. An 80 acre site has been bought in Decatur for the six to seven million dollar expansion.
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Mich
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Sharonville
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City Commissioner and wife arrested for speeding in Winter Haven
Fast Family reports that Winter Haven city commissioner Tom Turnbull was arrested for speeding on a city street Friday, and an hour later his wife was also arrested for the same charge on the same street. The note mentions a local camp and Elyria YMCA registrations for Camp Iss-See-Kes, touted as affordable and nearby.
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UPI
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Elyria
World In A Spin And A Flight From U S Spies
A world news roundup notes Communist China claims U S X-15 jets will replace U-2 spy planes, calling NASA a front for air espionage. The Holland collision damaged a 10,000 ton Greek freighter and the Marie Annick. all aboard unharmed. A Brighton burglary steals 1680 dollars of silver and jewelry, preferring good pieces. Ohio rail and highway issues, audits, and lectures mix with sports prospects and notable anniversaries from 1854 to 1950.
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U.S
Red New China News Agency
U. S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Marie Annick
Rotterdam
Holland
Brighton
England
Barry Langford
World’s Largest Natural Bridge Rainbow Bridge Spans Utah Desert
The Rainbow Bridge in southern Utah is described as the world’s largest natural bridge. It spans 278 feet and arches 308 feet above a rock-strewn desert, marking a notable geological landmark.
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Grace Line bid to permanently end Great Lakes route studied
The Federal Maritime Board will study Grace Line's bid to permanently discontinue its year old Great Lakes Caribbean service. The line said its operation cost $1,850,000 in the last year.
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Federal Maritime Board
Grace Line
Sharp shooters gather for Central Zone Trap Shoot in Nebraska
More than 200 of the nation s top trapshooters compete in the Central Zone Shoot of the American Trapshooters Association in North Platte Nebraska from July 29 to 31. Jerry Heintz 18 from St Libory Nebraska appears as a rising star in the field ahead of the national Vandalia Ohio championships.
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American Trapshooters Assn
North Platte
Neb
Vandalia
Ohio
Jerry Heintz
St. Libory
Runaway Deb To Wed Her Soldier Fiancé
Nanette Wallace 18, a society debutante from Bigburg Germany, says she will marry her 23-year-old Army missile repairman Wiley Lockamy after her mother Patricia Vanderbilt, fifth wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., gave consent. The couple fled to Luxembourg for a three day period and Army paperwork remains. Nanette and fiancé were later located at Army housing in Bigburg as plans proceed.
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Germany
Nanette Wallace
Wiley Lockamy
Riviera
Clinton
Nanette
Patricia Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Luxembourg
Warren Sullivan
Chronicle Telegram 1960 Elyria rate card notice
The notice lists publication details for The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio with publication days rates and mail privileges. It states terms for carrier single copies by mail and annual prepaid rates for Ohio and other regions. It reflects a rate card and mailing authorization from Elyria Ohio.
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