Decent Burial Sought as Geneva Conference Nears End
Western diplomats gloomily predicted the Geneva peace conference over Indochina would end soon after the French vote to oust Premier Laniel. U S and Britain deem Korean talks failed, Eden meets Molotov and Bedell Smith. If Russia and Red China hold firm, the conference may wind up by next week.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Joseph Lanial
National Assembly
Indochina
United States
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Molotov
Kremlin
Kidnaper Suspect Identified in Arizona Case
In Phoenix a discouraged unemployed welder posing as a prospector was identified by a Phoenix woman as her kidnapper. Police and county officials said there is little doubt the man abducted her for a 75000 dollar ransom. Marsin was arrested near the Superstition Mountains and returned to jail. Identifications were reported from a local service station and from the ransom payoff scene.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Charles Thomas
Maricopa County
William P. Mahoney Jr
Daniel Joseph Marsin
Marsin
Thomas
Mahoney
Evelyn Ann Smith
Quarter-Circle-R Ranch
Superstition
Arizona
Smith
Herbert Smith
Smith Pipe and Steel Co
Robert Pulinski
Intervener In Quarrel Killed in Batavia Ohio
In Batavia Ohio a Clermont County tenant farmer named Arlie Bravard 42 was killed while trying to intervene in a quarrel between Archie Sapp 39 and his wife who demanded a divorce. Bravard had been a roomer in the house with the couple and their two children. Police say he was shot as he tried to stop the dispute.
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Batavia
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Emphasizes Warm Humidity
Partly cloudy with warm humid conditions today and tonight and scattered thunder showers. Highs reach into the 70s and 80s with a Friday range of 67 to 91, while Lake Erie winds shift from south to southwest tonight and Sunday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Auto Pause Sparks Three-Vehicle Route 10 Crash
A car stopping to left turn on Route 10 west of Route 301 contributed to a three vehicle collision at 7 37 p m yesterday per a sheriffs department report Allen Harrison Route 511 Brighton stopped to avoid the turning vehicle and a following car driven by Robert Steinmetz 109 Courtland Wellington also halted Steinmetz car was struck by a Barcelli Co truck driven by Robert Shumaker 33484 Center Ridge Rd the impact sent Steinmetz into Harrison’s vehicle
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Sheriffs Department
Allen Harrison
Brighton
Robert Steinmetz
Courtland
St. Wellington
Barcelli Co
Robert Shumaker
Center
Judge orders halt to noise in boundary dispute hearing
In Durango Colorado Judge James Nolan halted carpenters next door to hear the plaintiff in a boundary dispute. The judge found the plaintiff’s speech still unclear and jailed him for 10 days for drunkenness while the work resumed.
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Durango
Colo
James Nolan
Nolan
Ohio Methodists Deplore Failure Of Many To Vote
Lakeside Ohio. Lay and clergy delegates to the annual Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church condemn citizens not exercising their vote and denounce unemployment and congressional investigation methods. The Conference Board of Social and Economic Relations reported with 1200 delegates approving. amendments urge fair democratic procedure, bipartisan committees, quorum, counsel for witnesses, and safeguards for those affected.
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Ohio Methodists
Lakeside, C
Ohio
the Methodists Church
Conference Board of Social and Economic Relations
Bruce Wendt
Maynard Avenue Methodist Church
Columbus
Congress
Siamese Twins Separation Underway in Holland
In Leewarden Holland four surgeons prepared to separate seven month old Siamese twins Folkje and Tjitska De Vries joined at the abdomen by two inches of flesh. The team planned to split skin and move them to distinct operating tables with specialists for the continuation of the operation. The twins were born November 7 8 to Mrs Blijke De Vries, mother of five other children.
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Leeuwarden
Holland
Folkje
Tjitska de Vries
Tjitska
Blijke de Vries
Man Killed In Crash Near Zanesville Route 40
Jack Williams 34 of near Hebron died in a two car collision a half mile west of Zanesville on Route 40 Friday. Police reported no further details available about others involved or the crash scene.
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Zanseville
C. MS
Jack Williams
Hebron
Zanesville
Americans win Wightman Cup for 18th time
At Wimbledon England America’s women’s tennis team won the Wightman Cup for the 18th straight year. Louise Brough of Beverly Hills defeated Angela Buxton of Britain 8 6, 6 2 to seal the victory.
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Wimbledon
England
America
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Angela Buxton
Britain
Showers Hit Muggy Ohio Amid Heat Wave
Ohio sees hot humid weather with mid 90s forecast in spots as showers move into western areas. The Weather Bureau predicts general showers today with muggy conditions and humidity in the uncomfortable zone. Sunday outlook calls for continued heat and rain, with a slight temperature and humidity drop. City readings include Chicago 75, Denver 54, Los Angeles 58, Miami 81, Washington 54.
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International News Service
Ohio
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington, D. C
Siamese twins born with normal brother in Canada
In St Boniface Manitoba two Siamese twin boys joined at the pelvis and face to face were born Friday to Mrs Yvonne Mousseau wife of a locomotive engineer. Doctors said the twins had quite good chances of survival, marking the second such triplet birth in Canada within three months, alongside a healthy brother.
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ST. Boniface
Man
Friday
Canada
Yvonne Mousseau
Cleveland Doctor Convicted Of Tax Evasion
Cleveland doctor Anthony J. Perko, 54, convicted by a federal jury of evading 18500 in income taxes. He faces up to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine. Sentencing postponed pending a new trial motion. he is free on 2000 dollars bond.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Perko
Perko
Dulles Conditions Seen Easy To Fulfill In Indochina War
Washington officials said the latest Dulles conditions for U S intervention could be met quickly. They view his Los Angeles speech as softening terms for allied involvement. Five power talks in Southeast Asia ended behind secrecy with France asking for more Allied help. The five nations met since June 3 with U S Britain France Australia and New Zealand. The conditions include invitation by lawful authorities complete independence for Indochinese states UN concern collective defense and France remaining until victory.
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Dulles
Los Angeles
United States
Southeast Asia
France
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Indochina
Indochinese
United Nations
Turtle hunter drowns in Sidney pond during hunt
Gerald Miller, 7, Sidney's first drowning of the year, died after tumbling into a farm pond at the city’s northwest edge Friday while turtle hunting with four dogs. The incident occurred during a local outing, hindering rescue efforts.
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Sideny
Gerald Miller
Sidney
Denison Names Dean and Trustee in University Changes
Granville Ohio Denison University appointed INS-Dr Parker E Lichtenstein as dean replacing Cyril F Richards who resigned due to illness A new trustee Cleveland building contractor Albert M Higley was named to the board this day
New Car Prize Offered by Resar Service Co
A new car will be awarded to one customer on December 15 by the Resar Service Co located at 535 Lodi Street. For more information contact the local business to participate in the drawing and claim eligibility.
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Resar Service Co
Lodi St
Udv
Patrol Chief Has Message For Graduates
Ohio State Highway Patrol urges about 58 000 high school graduates and other first time drivers to drive safely and obey traffic laws. Col George Mingle notes patrolmen will not target first time drivers despite concerns. He cites driving training in 567 schools and colleges, with about 25 000 students earning Certificates of Proficiency annually.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
George Mingle
Col. Mingle
Bus To Pick Up School Children
The Elyria Gospel Tabernacle operates a bus to collect children for Vacation Church School from June 14 to 25. Pickups start at West River and Third Streets at 8 15 a.m. Cascade Colony at 8 25 and Valley View at 8 45. Children aged 4 through 14 are invited to enroll in the program.
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Elyria Gospel Tabernacle
West River
Third Streets
Cascade Colony
Valley View
Income disposal is the top family problem at home
A Bowling Green State University marriage counselor, Dr. Donald S. Longworth, reports that family income management causes more home trouble than any other issue. Studies over years show in law conflicts next, especially among the educated, with cross religious marriages ranking third.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State Univeristy
Donald S. Longworth
West River Hardware Offers Sunday Fishing Licenses
West River Hardware at 100 W River St advertises fishing licenses and notes Sunday hours open until 2 30 PM Adv bulletin highlights seasonal permits and in store service for anglers.
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West River Hardware
River St
Adv
France in New Political Crisis as Laniel Government Falls
Paris reports President Rene Coty will wait 48 hours to decide on accepting or rejecting Premier Joseph Laniel’s collective resignation after the 306 to 293 no confidence vote on Indochina policy. The near year-old cabinet fell after the defeat, risking dissolution of Parliament and new elections amid Geneva talks.
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Paris
INS
Rene Coty
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
France
National Assembly
Laniel
Geneva
Coty
Munich
Adams Hints Ike May Not Run In 1956
Washington) Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams suggested President Eisenhower might not seek reelection in 1956 if the Republicans lose control of Congress next November. Adams cited actions within the current administration as less than satisfactory to the President.
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Washington Vis
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Congress
Army-MacCarthy
Geology students unearth likely million-year-old elephant relative
In Bellingham Washington geology students from Western Washington College of Education uncovered remains believed to be a Pleistocene cousin of the elephant. The discovery signals a rare paleontological find and hints at ancient fauna in the area.
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Bellingham, Wash
Western Washington College of Education
Sit Cool at Birkline's June Special
An air conditioned shop at 250 Second Street advertises a June special called Cold Wave priced at 7.95. The ad urges customers to stay cool like a cucumber while shopping at Birkline's.
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Birkline’s
Second St
Red Attack On Village Repulsed In Indochina Clash
French High Command reports a large Viet Minh assault on Vinh Mô village near Hanoi was repulsed by several thousand Catholic militiamen and Franco Vietnamese defense posts. Both sides suffered appreciable losses and prisoners were taken. Further clashes occurred along the Red River Delta with bombings and ground fighting near Kesai Yen Bay and Thanh Hoa as Giap’s forces moved from Dien Bien Phu.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Vinh Ma
Red River
van Coc
Vinh Mo
French Union
Red River Delta
Hanoi- Haiphong
Kesai
Yen Bay
High Command
Red
Vo Nguyen Giap
Thanh Hoa
Dienbien‘phu
Leave Room for Return Loot in Travel Bags
Leave room in your travel bag for souvenirs and items to bring back from summer trips. Avoid emergency purchases by planning luggage space. If you want to sell bags or trunks, Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds offer quick ads and helpful writers. Dial now for ad service.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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