USW Leaders Angry As They Map Strategy
In New York the United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee met amid anger over industry moves to lift the wage freeze in exchange for eight contract concessions. President McDonald denounced the offer as blackmail while industry reps pressed for separate bargaining with each company.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Ohio University disciplines 10 students over exam theft
Ohio University announced that ten students were disciplined for involvement in the stealing and sale of final examinations. One student received indefinite suspension, another a one year suspension, and the others were placed on probation.
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Athens
UPI
Ohio University
Srchive
McElroy Announces Master Air Defense Plan Unveiling
Defense Secretary Neil H McElroy plans to unveil the administration master air defense plan today before the Senate Armed Services Committee at a closed session. The plan reportedly cuts Nike Hercules and Bomarc missile funding while favoring missile defense over bombers and seeks broader public access to information.
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Neil H. McElroy
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Air Force
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Bomb threat delays Capital Airlines flight at Hopkins
A Capital Airlines plane from Cleveland to Chicago was held at Cleveland Hopkins airport for 1 hour and 25 minutes Thursday after a bomb threat. A thorough search followed before the aircraft finally departed.
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UPI
Capital Airlines
Chicago
Cleveland Hopkins
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers
Mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers or thunderstorms today. Tonight thunderstorms end, turning cooler. Partly cloudy Saturday with a high near 86 and a low around 60. Winds rise from the south to southwest, shifting to west and northwest tonight. Thunderstorms bring briefly higher winds today. Ohio temps near normal with a cooler weekend and a light regional precipitation pattern. BOYS-Camp notice invites Elyria YMCA signups.
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Lake Erie
Gromyko stands firm over Berlin ultimatum at Geneva
Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko rejects Western Berlin withdrawal as unacceptable and insists on occupation rights. He says a peace treaty must follow within a year with Western troops to remain or both sides could pursue a Russia East Germany accord. Khrushchev backs Gromyko while Western ministers seek to keep talks alive with a private session planned for Monday.
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UPI
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Selvan Lloyd
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John Foster Dulles
Kenrad Abenauer
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Kremlin
Truck Crashes Killing Norwalk Driver Kenneth Stine
NORWALK An Erie Pennsylvania truck driver Kenneth Lee Stine 3 died when his bale loaded rig veered off the road and struck a tree near Norwalk at 5 am. Patrol said he dozed at the wheel and the body was removed after about 1 hour 45 minutes from the cab. The body was taken to Drake Funeral Home Monroeville and will be sent to Erie.
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Ene. Pa
Kenneth Lee Stine
State Highway Patrol
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Drake Funeral Home
Monroeville
Erie
Mental Patient Sought After Boston Bomb Blasts Transit Station
A mental patient escaped from custody is sought by Boston detectives after a bomb at a rapid transit station injured 33 men and women. Police describe the suspect as a maniac with prior bombing attempts and have ordered a statewide hunt to prevent further attacks.
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Boston
Budget Requests in Elyria Top 2.74 Million Across 23 Departments
Elyria budget requests from 23 departments total 2.74 million dollars as divisions file needs under advisement for an injunction request. A homebuilding Ist Pr. Ind Sect. is discussed after testimony. a citywide survey reports fire safety concerns. A protest over a youth center and Lorain High School plans appears in the local notices.
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Fairs Told to Ban Sunday Sales Under Blue Law Ruling
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle ordered Agriculture Director Robert Terhune to enforce the attorney general’s blue laws at state and county fairs. The AG said all activities on state property are subject to Sunday sales bans, with possible exceptions for food sales. A June meeting with fair managers was planned to discuss the decision.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Robert A. Terhune
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Terhune
Ohio Society of Fair Managers
McElroy
Suez
Statehouse
DiSalle
Gas Bags Face Tax Vote Extends Ohio Sales Tax
The Ohio State Senate voted to extend the state sales tax to gas-filled dirigibles, a move announced on Thursday in Columbus. The action broadens the tax base to include airships, signaling a shift in vehicle taxation policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Senate
Kidnapper Flees After Grabbing Eight Year Old in Cleveland
An eight year old Cleveland girl, Barbara Toth, was abducted this morning by a male kidnapper but dropped in a backyard and fled after a scream from the victim’s sister. The girl was unharmed apart from thigh bruising.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barbara Toth
Ohio kidnap victim flags patrol car leading to arrests
An Akron woman, Mrs Eugene Bailey 26, hailed a passing police car in Guymon Oklahoma prompting the arrest of three suspects Jesse Kenner Harold Hollington Louis Suiping at a motel. FBI agents questioned Bailey amid the investigation.
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Okla
Ohio
Eugene Bouley
Akron
Shepherd
Albuquerque
Pont
Gesten
Ohio Chamber of Commerce disputes DiSalle tax figures
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Gov. Michael V DiSalle clash over state tax measures. The chamber says new revenue will reach 29 million and cover a 15 million deficit, while DiSalle puts yield at 20.5 million. Talks also move to modernizing Blue Laws next week.
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Cancer Cure In Four Years Seen Possible
Ir tana of Abbott Laboratories told reporters a cancer cure may be achieved within four years. Dr Ernestid Voesner commented on advances in cancer research and related therapies as promising steps toward a cure, expressing confidence that breakthroughs could arrive soon.
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Volwler
Reader Roufs Noisy Burglar
A noisy burglar disturbed a reader named Wigmore at the California Club in Los Angeles. Wigmore shouted for the intruder to leave and the burglar fled.
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Los Angeles
James Aa. Wigmore
California
Wigmare
Reds shell nationalist China isle in Kaoteng action
Nationalist Defense Ministry announced Chinese shore batteries and a Communist junk shelled Kaoteng Island in the Matsu complex today. Rear Adm. Liu Hob-tu said land based guns and the junk fired over 450 shells before withdrawing under Nationalist counter-fire.
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UPC
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Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Liu Hob-tu
Kaoteng
Judge Florence Allen to retire from federal bench
Cleveland based UPI report notes Judge Florence E. Allen of the U.S. Court of Appeals will retire this fall after two years on the bench. Appointed by FDR in 1931, she set Oct. 5 as her retirement date in a letter to President Eisenhower. She was admitted to the bar in 1914 and earlier opened her own office after being rebuffed by a Cleveland law firm.
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UPI
Florence E. Allen
U.S. Court of Appeals
Fraklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Allen
Bar Woman's Suffrage Party
Sharon Asher Passes Driver Test After Nervous Stop
Dallas Texas Sharon Asher took her first driving test with the highway patrolman noting minor mistakes. He totaled the score and announced she had passed. She exclaimed that she would never drive again in a shaky, relieved moment.
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Tex
Sharon Asher
Water pistols barred for parades in Meridian
Meridian police warn spectators that all water pistols will be confiscated at the next parade after some pistolioters were found to have loaded ink in the last event.
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Meridian
Miss
Want Ad Memorization Skills Highlight Classified Section
AMASS OF LOCAL ADS PROMPTLY READ DAILY IN CHRONICLE TEL. Ads mention TOY TERRIER pups at 1937 N Murray Ridge and a response line with Elyria and Lorain exchange numbers FA 3 3321 and CE 3 6173.
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