U S criticizes Soviet Middle East action in note
The United States accused the Soviet Union of a campaign of subversive intervention in the Middle East in a note delivered in Moscow. It rejected a Soviet proposal for a big four declaration against force and urged Moscow to work through the United Nations to solve Arab Israeli disputes. The note linked Soviet pressure to proximity to Soviet borders and called for a peaceful, UN-assisted resolution of fundamental Middle East problems.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Moscow
United Nations
U.S
Middle Eastern
Official Denies Saying Girard Enticed Victim
Washington authorities dispute a defense official’s claim that Girard enticed the victim. The controversy grows over alleged damaging evidence involving GI William Girard in the case.
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Girard
Washington
GI Wiliam Sirard
Accident Injuries Take Life After Firing Range Incident
A U S general counsel said official findings indicate a Japanese woman was enticed closer before an empty cartridge fired on a Japan firing range, killing her. In Ohio, Albert J. Alwin died after a Rt 10 crash that also injured his wife and Edwin Smallman faces potential charges. autopsy pending.
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Robert Dechert
U. S
Ottawa, OS
Japan
Dechert
Pentagon
Miami, Fla
Girard
Albert J. Alwin
Bridge Ave
Creve
Andtland
Army Spe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Salist
Miami Herald
Coral Gables
Fla
Ught
United Press
Miami
Alwin
Cleveland Street Department
Ike Hosts 40 GOP Congressmen at Harmony Breakfast
President Eisenhower welcomed 40 Republican congressmen to a White House breakfast and warned that some House members may be “hung” if they back parts of his program. The event, described as a “coffee klatch,” kicked off a series of harmony gatherings planned for GOP lawmakers, with two more breakfasts for senators.
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Washington
Eiserhhower
House
Stribing
Jooking
White House
Klatch
Presidential Breakfast Attendees Comment on School Aid Bill
A breakfast meeting shows Republican lawmakers seeking closer ties with President Eisenhower as they discuss the school aid bill. Rep. Clarence J. Brown says Ohio opposes the measure, joking that voting for it would be fatal, while others report mixed weather and wind conditions with light showers and clearing skies.
Mayflower Ends 53 Day Transatlantic Voyage at Provincetown
Mayflower TI replica of the Pilgrim galleon finished a 53 day crossing from England to Provincetown harbor aided by a Coast Guard tow. Captain Alan Villiers accepted assistance to speed arrival as the weather shortened the welcome for the visitors and the Wampanoag watched.
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Provincetown
Mass
Eng
Bot Maylower Il
Cape Cod
Alan Villiers
Coast Guard
Yankton
Cape
Provincetown Harbor
Columbus
Gov. C. Wili
Anchorage
O'Neill
Sate
State Department
O’neal
State Health Department
Dulles trims Stassen power in disarmament talks
Secretary of State Dulles reportedly limited and rebuked disarmament envoy Harold Stassen after Stassen privately discussed U S disarmament ideas with Soviet delegates in London and at NATO. London and Paris warned the approach could complicate allied unity.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Dulles
London
State Department
Britain
France
U.S
Greek Court To Try GI In Car Death
ATHENS UP US Airman Beh. Marion Massa of Benwood West Virginia was ordered held for trial by a Greek court on manslaughter charges in the automobile death of Gen Stafnos Sarafis a hero of the Greek wartime resistance The Greece US agreement calls for Mussalli to be turned over to US authorities for custody until trial unless bail is granted He has been in Athens prison since the accident Massa testified he was returning from duty when attempting to overtake a car ahead a man and woman tried to cross the street and ran into his car The woman was Sarafis British born wife and she was injured
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Athens
U.S
Marion Massa
Benwood
W. Va
Trail
Stafnos Sarafis
Mussalli
U.S. Athorities
Sarafis
North Ridgeville Postal Change May Bring Address Shift
North Ridgeville residents may gain North Ridgeville mailing addresses as mounted rural delivery routes shift from Elyria and North Olmsted. The plan would convert the North Ridgeville Post Office into an Elyria substation, with authority to direct deliveries from Elyria’s postmaster. Kathryn Diederich, long serving North Ridgeville postmaster, resigns effective by September 1, ending 15 years in the role.
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North Ridgeville
Northidgeville
Elyria
North Olmsted
C. C. Brooks
Cleveland
Styria
N. W. Smith
Elyna
Kathryn M. Diederich
Diederich
Avon-Belden’ Rd
M. B. Diederich
Tornado Hits Ohio Town Centerburg No Injuries Reported
A tornado struck Centerburg Ohio 25 miles northeast of Columbus causing toppled trees and power lines with no injuries. The hardest hit area was Main Street and the Burr Mill while traffic along Ohio 3 was blocked by debris. Eyewitnesses described a funnel with a roaring screech and rumble as it touched down, uprooting trees east of town and scouring a three block area. Local officials said the storm lasted about two minutes and moved east before vanishing north of Zanesville.
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Centerburg
Knox County Civil Defense
Columbus
Knox County
Main St
Burr Mill
Ohio 3
Here
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Centerbury
Ohio
Melvin Baughman
Highway Patrol
Jimmy Dorsey Dies After Long Illness
New York report says Jimmy Dorsey, a leading figure in American popular music for 30 years, died at Doctors Hospital after a long illness at age 53. His death follows brother Tommy Dorsey’s passing seven months earlier from choking. Jimmy’s weight fell after his brother’s death and he had been hospitalized since January for a renewed wart on his lung. cancer of the lung is cited as a possible cause though no official cause was given.
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New York
INS
Jimmy Dorsey
America
Tommy
Jimmy
Connecticut
Newal
Tino Barzi
Hee
Nemesters
Frank
Prewster
Timmy
Con
Brewster
Jim
U.S
John J. Silica
Teamsters Union
Aschestra
Wichita
Kas
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rev Novak Elected Elyria Council of Churches President
The Elyria Council of Churches names Rev Loui G Novak as president. The Amherst Water Co approves Lorain’s $30000 offer for Hines. Lorain city commissioners reject a 1 inch water line in Ridgeville, opting against a 12 inch line.
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Elyria Council OF Churches
Loui G. Novak
Amherst Water CO
Lorain
Hines
City of Lorain
Ridgeville
New Workman Killed By Saw at Warren Sawmill
Wayne B. Graham 32 of Farmdale was killed on his first day at the Allen P. Miller sawmill near Warren Route 8 when his pants leg snagged on a whirling saw as he attempted to free a jammed piece of leg.
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Warren,. C
INS
Wayne B. Graham
Farmdale
Allen P. Miller
Route 8
Warren
Graham
Seniors Let Off Steam In Dorm Raids At B-W
Baldwin Wallace College officials described two midnight raids on women’s dormitories as seniors blowing off steam during final exams. More than 100 seniors staged the demonstration, coeds taunted from windows as men entered Emma Lang Hall briefly. Police intervened. no damage or theft reported.
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Berea
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kohler Hall
Emma Lang
Alfred Bonds Jr
Baldwin-Wallace
Bonds
Youth Drowns In Maumee River Incident Near Grand Rapids
The body of 18 year old David Graf of McClure Ohio was recovered today from the Maumee River. He drowned Tuesday while swimming near Grand Rapids Ohio.
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Toledo
INS
David Graf
McClure, O
Maumee
Grand Rapids
Homes For Sale in Chronicle Telegram Classifieds
A lively call to readers to browse the Houses For Sale column in the Chronicle Telegram Classifieds for homes to fit every taste and budget. It promotes Want Ads as the easy way to find a suitable homestead and encourages turning to the section now.
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Actien
Chronicle-Telegram
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