Senate Geared For Fast Ratification Of Treaty
The Senate prepared to rapidly ratify the U S Japanese security treaty amid Tokyo anti American sentiment and Eisenhower’s canceled Tokyo visit Officials urged that the withdrawal of the invitation would not derail approval and that Japan would remain a Western ally The push came with Republican and Democratic leaders weighing the political peril and a two thirds requirement in the Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield Mont
Japan
U.S
State Department
Congress
United Press Internatione
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Fielg
Ev J
Brett M. Dirksen
Nobusuke Kishi
J. William Fulbright
Richard B. Russell
The
Services Committee
Labor Units Act on Wages
Washington reports both the Senate and House Labor Committees plan near-similar bills to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.25 per hour, lifting the floor from 1.15 in gradual yearly steps. House moves begin in November while Senate action starts in January, affecting about nine to ten million newly covered workers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House Labor Committees
House Committee
House
House Appropriations Com
Boys State Eyes Impeachment at Buckeye session
A special Buckeye Boys State supreme court session considered impeaching three appeals court judges for usurping powers. Bernard Baumann Kenneth Nicholas and James Lloyd faced contempt charges after removing chairs and citing the senate for noise. Governor James White called militia to halt a secession test case as the American Legion reelected its officers.
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Atiens
APT
Buckeye Boys State Supreme Court
Appeals Court
American Legion
Senate
Supreme Court
Bernard Baumann
Cincinnati
Kenneth Nicholas
Wilmington
James Lloyd
Graytown
Ottawa County
Legislature
Colonel Dolby
Ren
Linus Upson
Dayton
Boys State
James White
Mifflin
American Legion Board of Trustees
Robert Minshall
Washington Court House
Roger Downing
Columbus
William Collins
Mentor
W.L. DeWeese
Spacemen Expect Labor Peace Amid Settlements
Optimism returned to the air-space industry as a Douglas aircraft plant strike ended swiftly and Cape Canaveral machinists accepted a new ONVAaIT OLLEL.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Douglas Auto Workers
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Bribe Case Heads to Jury in Dover
In Dover Ohio a bribery case against George Markos owner of a Dolver novelty firm is expected to go to the jury. Markos testified he gave nothing of value to Mayor Clifford Froelich and that the mayor did nothing for him. The defense rested after calling two witnesses. Police Chief Garrison Groh and former Safety Director Jonathan Edwards testified Froelich instructed enforcement of gambling laws and city ordinances. Assistant Prosecutor Harland Spien said Froelich admitted receiving about 100 from Markos on January 26.
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NEW Philadelphia
UPI
George Markos
Dolver
Markos
Dover
Clifford C. Froelich
Garrison Groh
Dover’ Safety
Jonathan Edwards
Froelich
Harland Spien
Frank Cone
Local Elyria Paper Rates and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram dated June 16 1960 lists pricing for mail delivery by year in and out of state and notes publication details. It states Elyria Ohio address 225 East Ave and Lorain County printing publishing company as publisher with second class mail status and holiday exemptions.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Matehielleres
Lorain
Admioinee
Bus Official Dies in New York at 65
John E. McCarthy aged 65 president of Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc a leading privately owned urban bus company died Wednesday night after a brief illness at St Clare s Hospital New York officials said he had guided the firm since its founding and expanded its routes and fleet through the decades
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New York
UPI
John E. McCarthy
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc
St. Clare’s Hospital
Death of 2 year old from fast draw accident in Ohio
A fast draw pistol practice by the girl's father and grandfather led to the death of Kelly Ann Lyttle, two, in Drexel near Dayton. The gun fired after a child picked up the weapon. live rounds had been placed in the gun on the front porch. The tragedy occurred at the Lyttle grandparents' home.
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Kelly Ann Lyttle
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles Lyttle
Drexel
Dayton
Ohio
William
Roger Lyttle
Kelly
Say That Again EXILED CUBAN JUDGE Elin Alvarez
A quoted statement by judge Elin Alvarez compares Batista and Castro to justify fear for life and liberty, noting killings in the streets and state violence. The text also recalls historical moments on the day in 1838 Adams spoke against Texas annexation, 1858 Lincoln’s house divided remark, 1871 Mystic Shrine founding, 1933 Roosevelt IRA signing, and 1935 Buenos Aires riots tied to Peron.
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Elin Alvarez
Cubs
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
John Quincy Adams
Texas
Abraham Lincoln
Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Navy
Juan Peron
A Bit of Knowledge at Worcester Plant
The 50 000 ton forging press at the Wyman Gordon plant in Worcester Massachusetts is reported as the largest machine tool in operation, marking a milestone in industrial capability and precision manufacturing.
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Wyman- Gordon
Worcester
Mass
Ohio board grants temporary sewage permit for Middleport
In Columbus the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board issued a temporary permit allowing Middleport Meigs County to discharge raw wastes into the Ohio River until November 15. Francts O'Hara, former Sandusky city prosecutor, is reappointed to the Old Soldiers and Sailors Home board in Sandusky for a term ending June 3, 1965. A move to draft U S Sen Frank J Lauschess Democrat.
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Columbus
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Middleport
Meigs County
Ohio River
Francts O'Hara
Sandusky City
Michael V. DiSalle
Old Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
U.S
Frank J. Lauschess
Sneak a Snicker in Wichita Falls Guns Bought with Bounced Check
Police seek two men who bought $990 worth of firearms paying by a bounced check. The suspects had their names engraved on the barrels of each gun, aiding investigators in tracing the purchase.
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Wichita Falls
Vex
Bridge Appeal Is Studied In Lakewood
Lakewood officials studied today whether to appeal a state court ruling that allows the Ohio Department of Transportation to build a one mile limited access road through a residential section to ease congestion on U S 16 and 2 and Ohio 2.
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Lakewood
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Supreme Court
State Highway Department
Flemming Praises Nixon But Dodges Ticket Run
Washington UPI report shows Secretary Flemming praising Vice President Nixon as a real progressive on health, education, and welfare while declining to say if he would run on the Nixon ticket at the Republican Convention. He urged passage of the aged medical care program and other health and welfare legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur S. Flemming
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ohio ‘Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Flemming
China Eyes S. America drive to infiltrate region
China expands influence in Latin America through cultural exchanges and Chinese communities. About 100000 Chinese in the region, with Cuba hosting the largest colony. Peiping doubles broadcasts, publishes China Light, and funds friendship associations to sway leftists. Long-term aim seen as weakening U.S. influence amid slow economic gains.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Soviet
Russia
Latin America
China
U S
Cuba
Mao Tse Tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Red China
Radio
Peiping
Havana
China ‘Light
Peru
Mexico
Panama
Red
Latin American
U.S
United States
Red Chinese
Indonesia
Reds
Sidochinese
Woman Sees Five Year Harassment End After CAB Cleared Pilot
Mrs. Jean Spong and her son Michael celebrate the Civil Aeronautics Board's revision of the 1955 Albuquerque crash verdict. The CAB blamed pilot Capt Ivan Spong, but the new finding calls the crash unsolved. Vindication aids grieving widow, longtime harassment ends, and the Airline Pilots Association claims victory after five years of advocacy.
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Jean Spong
Michael
Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ivan Spong
Albuquerque
N.M
Cranks
Plant Blast Threatens College Area
A roaring fire and violent explosions hit Pel-Far Corp. at Texas A M College Station. Police warned residents within a mile to evacuate as thick smoke and fumes spread over the area. Plant manager Fred Medinas said the $500000 insecticide facility was a total loss.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Ecampus
Texas A&m College
Marvin Petty
Bryan
Pel-Far Corp
Fred Medinas
Ad Official Dies in Greenwich Funeral Friday for Benton Bowles Executive
John F. Reeder, 57, senior vice president and board member of the New York advertising agency Benton and Bowles, Inc., died Wednesday in Greenwich Hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday in Greenwich.
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Greenwich. Conn
UPI
John F. Reeder
Benton and Bowles, Inc
New York
Greenwich Hospital
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IAM
Douglas
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UAW
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Okla
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U.S.A
Hubert N. Humphrey
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Wayne Fogle
Liquor Department
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Licking
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Scioto
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