Red Jets Fire Over Japan Sea
Communist jet fighters attacked a U S Navy patrol plane over the Sea of Japan near North Korea Monday night. They shot it up in six runs and seriously wounded a crewman. The badly damaged craft reached an Air Force base in Japan.
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Washington
UPS
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
North Korea
Defense Department
U.S
Japan
Wonsan
Department
Wonsar
Navy
State Department
Diane
E.d
International
Iwakuni Marine Air Facility
Honshu
Cmdr
Donald Mayer
Miko
Mayer
Naval Academy
Nyack
Litchfield
Gunmen encircled in pursuit of slaying suspect pair
State troopers and federal agents surrounded dense woodland in Muddleb Orr area as they hunted John Coyle 24 and William Coyle 2 believed hiding after a policeman slaying. A hostage in Philadelphia was later freed as Iriporting patrols searched for the fugitives and two female students were stopped near Bourne.
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Philadelphia
John Coyle
William
Wiliam Sedgewick
Coyle Brothers
University of Vermont
Priscilla Jury
Wayne
Mies
FBI
Philadelphia Oace
John. J. Keily
Massachusetts
Publc
J. Henry Goguen
Seared
Weather summary for Northeast Chicago area
Partly cloudy with scattered light showers and little temperature change today into tonight. Highs 30 to 55, mostly sunny and similar temps Wednesday. Monday's 30 to 62 range compares with 49 to 63 a year ago. Lake Erie winds northeast to northwest 18 to 24 mph east, 15 mph west and central. tonight north to northeast 15 mph.
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Lake Erie
Bus Crash Kills Two, Injures Four in Houston
An Interstate report says a Greyhound bus carrying five passengers collided head on with an automobile towing a boat near Houston Monday night. Two persons died and four were injured and hospitalized. An ambulance driver described the scene with the bus resting on the ground and the boat lifting into the air.
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Houston. Tex
UPD
Labsard
Missing boy Leroy Love found dead in creek mouth
Eleven year old Leroy Love, missing since Memorial Day, was found face down in a creek mouth off Black River across from Cascade Park. Police cited accidental drowning with a body badly decomposed, identified by cousin Lewis Fields. Funeral services were held at Breckdale Cemetery.
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Leroy Love
Black River
Cascade Park Playground
Lorain County
Robert Thomas
Elizabeth Sand
Ers
North Maple St
Houston Love
Clarksdale
Miss
Kelly DuLaney
Nichols Ct
Edward Webb
Bath
Elywood Ford
Lewis Fields
North
Maple St
Ridgelawn
Cascade Park
American Legion Auxiliary
John Madock
Harshaw Chemical Co Orth
Sheriff's Department
Mississippi
John Maichock
McKinney
McKnley Schoo
Margaret
Janmie
Abee
Heathers
Houston
Edele
Whhe
Johnm
Inandy Ross
Detroit
Margaret Love
St. Louis
Brekdale
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Graduates Face Mixed Job Outlook After Graduation
High school graduates expect easier job prospects this year but still face a tight market. Many graduates have jobs lined up or plan to attend college, while the majority must actively hunt work. Recruiters warn some firms hire experienced staff and enlistment may rise if jobs remain scarce.
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Tter
Ohio State Employment Service
Elyria
Larain
Mosher rejects new tax hikes in state legislature
Ohio State Senator Charles A. Mosher, Oberlin Republican, discarded Gov. DiSalle’s push for additional taxes. He says he proposed a tax on bank deposits within a broader corporation tax bill but opposes pushing such a levy without equal sharing. He asserts the legislature has already provided sufficient revenue and warns against further tax ideas.
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Columbus
UPI
Charles A. ‘Mosher
Michael V.disalle
Oberlin
DiSalle
Mosher
DiSalle Challenges Ferguson's Figures in Ohio Budget Fight
Governor Michael V. DiSalle accused State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson of misleading financial reports as Ohio faces a budget gap. He cited sales tax revenue lagging below May 1958 levels and said the state is more than 4 million in the red, borrowing from special funds to meet bills while criticizing Republican Senate activity.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
DiSalle
Senate
Crossing Work Debates Tax Exemptions and Revenue Projections
The article notes amendments to exempt items from sales tax including crutches and artificial limbs, with mentions of a large state surplus and possible park and fair law enforcement. It cites May sales tax revenues totaling 15.708 million, down 207 thousand from last year, and critiques of DiSalle's revenue forecasts. It also mentions crossing gate operators in Gratton facing incompetence charges by the mayor.
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Legi
DiSalle
Gratton
St Pg
Lorain Golf Course Bond Issue Likely On November Ballot
Lorain voters may see a bond issue on the ballot in November to fund municipal golf course improvements. The notice outlines potential ballot placement and the involved city government processes.
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Lorain Municipal
English fishermen return from French contest in a life and death fight
English fishermen return from a 60 day voyage after a fight for life with Joe Dean losing after 13 days in a coma at the hospital. The contest bearing their teal catch Sting. two ounce whiting at Dover.
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Dover
Enzland
Upit
Poly
Joxee Dean
Ind
Governor DiSalie declines rummy game with reporters
Columbus dispatch notes Gov. Michael DiSalie leaving the State House after a tax battle with the Legislature. A reporter invited him to join a car ride and a game of rummy, but the governor refused, saying the jest was enough for today.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Michael WV. DiSalie
State House
Tedai
Police Win Siege Of Man Holding Sister Captive
Kenneth Adkins 22 surrendered after a 15 hour siege in Charleston TH with his half sister Nora Kennedy 34 held captive in Paris HL. He claimed a rifle and shotgun, demanded to “get even” with police Captain Logan Cox, and criticized his mother during interviews with Charleston police.
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Charleston
The
Upiy
Kenneth Adkins
Nyvra Kennedy
Nora Kennedy
Paris
Nyvra
Adkins
Sirs. Kennedy
Pans
Logan Cox
Paul Baines
Baines
Walter Adkins
Kennedy
Steel Union Yields in Talks and Chooses Industry-Wide Bargaining
The United Steelworkers Union backs down from company-by-company talks and agrees to resume industry-wide negotiations today, two weeks before a possible strike. The wage policy committee will monitor for any separate talks with the 12 major steel companies as contracts expire.
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New York
UPT
United Steelworkers Union
Internatonal Union of
Denver
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Washington
Phot “Ins Proud
Foyreman
Iatars
Steel Heqoy
Steel Union
Sheriff Frees 4 Prisoners Faces Contempt Charge
Celina Ohio dispatch reports Mercer County Sheriff Bruce Barber ordered to face contempt charges after releasing four inmates from the county jail due to funding shortages. The four included Wilfred H. Wolters of Coldwater serving a manslaughter term, who Barber says remained under bond.
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Celina. C
UPD
Paul ‘D. Dull
Mercer County
Bruce Barber
Wilfred H. Wolters
Coldwater
Barber
State crossing protection bill fades as license fees rise
The crossing program for grade crossing protection loses momentum as a license fee increase of 2.3 dollars per year gains House passage. Rep. Thomas P. Gilmartin warns the plan may strain government finances while the highway committee weighs a measure requiring the state to cover 85 percent of installation costs.
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House
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Youngstown
Gilmartin
Man Finds Car After 3 Days In Downtown Lot
Milwaukee man learns his auto had stood in a downtown parking lot for three days while he rode the bus to work. Police locate the vehicle as he plans his next move in the aftermath.
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Milwaukee
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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