Employment Hits New May High
The May U.S. job data show total employment at 67,208,000, up 1,049,000 from April, with unemployment trimming to 3,459,000. The Labor Department notes broad gains, stable hours at 35.8 per week, and average earnings rising to $90.74, while steel and machinery sectors continue layoffs and long-term jobless claims decline.
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Annexation bid, picketing, and college news in Vermilion area
Vermilion on the Lake annexation bids draw petitions for vote. Picketing continues at Ford's Loran Assembly plant amid disrupted work but with hope for restart. Oberlin College graduates receive degrees and hear a civil rights talk as coverage across pages notes related items and local notices.
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Weather outlook for Ohio region with showers
Cloudy and cool weather dominates northeastern and northwestern Ohio with scattered showers and thunderstorms today into tonight. Highs near 63 to 68, lows around 55 to 58, with further cooling Tuesday and near normal values through the week. Precipitation expected totals about three quarters of an inch, mainly in shower activity tonight, Tuesday, and again Friday or Saturday.
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Reds Tout Eisenhower Trip Amid Asia Wide Protests
Communist propaganda outlets from Moscow to Peiping hailed anti American demonstrations in Japan as President Eisenhower began his Far East tour. They called Asia ready to teach the United States a lesson and criticized U.S. policy as aggression, with Pravda and Peiping's New China agency voicing threats against overseas bases.
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Thousands Pray For Ike's Safety
Thousands of churchgoers from many denominations prayed for President Eisenhower's safety during his Far East trip in Loganport and Lansing. Former President Truman urged prayers at Michigan State University to honor the President, with 17 000 in attendance. Local clergy organized interfaith prayers beginning at Wheatland Avenue Methodist Church and Cass County Ministerial Association members joined in invocations across Sunday services. Catholic prayers were said after Mass, with Msgr. John Schall noting continued prayers through the week.
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Japan
Catholic Prayers After Mass Were Said For the President and Msgr
John Schall
Kishi Seizes Command of Security for Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo reports Nobusuke Kishi personally took charge of security for President Eisenhower amid a mob attack on Hagerty. Opposition Socialists denounced actions, while moderates planned large pro US turnout. Imperial Palace said Eisenhower to ride a bulletproof closed car. Kishi met with security chief Ishihara to boost measures.
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TV Star Arrested In Gun Spree
TV actor Richard Webb who portrays Captain Midnight was arrested in VAN NUYS California after displaying a loaded revolver to police investigating a disturbing the peace report He allegedly stated he wanted to shoot officers and was subdued by Sgt Kenneth Bouey and five officers then jailed on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon at his home where his disabled mother sat in a wheelchair.
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Man Killed in Ohio Car Crash Near Lawrenceburg
James Zink, 86, Martins Ferry Ohio, died Sunday in a two car collision on I-62 near Lawrenceburg Kentucky. Neighbors reported Webb had been firing inside his Webb's home before officers arrived. Police were alerted to gunfire at the residence.
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Eisenhower to Visit Asia on First Far East Trip
President Eisenhower flies to the Orient for the first U.S. chief executive visit to the Far East. He faces a host of 20th century problems as he undertakes this historic journey, with preparations and reactions mounting in anticipation across the region.
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Eisenhower Asia Tour Begins With Alaska Stop
President Eisenhower arrived in Alaska on a 23 000 mile journey before heading to Manila and Tokyo. Alaskan officials and business leaders greeted him as briefing officers outlined a broader defense role across the region. The schedule then calls for refueling at Wake Island en route to the Philippines with continued planning for Tokyo while officials weigh crowd safety and itinerary details.
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France warns USSR Paris will remain with Western allies
Geneva bulletin reports France telling the Soviet Union it cannot separate Paris from its Western partners despite occasional French disagreements over disarmament. The message underscores Paris alignment with NATO and Western policy amid Cold War tensions.
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RAF transport plane returns safely with 80 aboard
A British Royal Air Force transport plane, from Mitchel Air Force Base New York to England, returned safely today after developing fuel trouble. The group onboard included many women and children.
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Two Railroads To Merge
Cleveland union announces Nickel Plate and Norfolk and Western will merge. Nickel Plate President Felix S Hales says directors agreed on stock exchange basis.
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Spy's Dad Obtains Passport to Visit Powers in Russia
The father of captured spy-pilot Francis G Powers secured a U S passport and announced plans to travel to Russia to see his son in about 60 days. The report references an earlier story on page 2.
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Nudist Mailman Faces Post Office Sunbathe Stand
Homestead Florida nudist Walter Stiles a 44 year old mailman defies the Post Office by declaring he will not abandon sunbathing to keep his job. He calls nudism a way of life and criticizes officials as crazy while awaiting in court responses from attorney Gene Lary cited on his behalf.
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Two Nabbed In $60,000 Horse Race Forgery
In Yonkers New York police arrested William Carlin aged 61 and Victor Zaleski aged 57, both of Beacon New York, for counterfeiting pari mutuel tickets at Yonkers Raceway. The pair allegedly retrieved losing tickets, altered them to winners, and claimed payments the next night, netting up to sixty thousand dollars before their arrest.
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Romans Built Vast Road Network Long Ago
Romans were original super-highway builders. Emperors linked key cities with a 50 000 mile road grid. The Chronicle Telegram Classifieds offer a local reach to advertise goods and services. Dial FA 3-3321 Elyria or CE OA Lorain to place your ad.
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