Brother Surrenders Fugitive Is Fatally Shot
In Middleboro Massachusetts police killed one of two fugitive brothers during a gun battle after a chase that ended near a swampy wood area. The surviving brother John, 24, was taken for questioning as authorities pursued crimes including kidnapping and armed robbery.
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Middleboro
Mass
CPD
Corte
William Coyle
St. Luke’s Hospital
John
Philadelphia
Inorth
Massachusetts
Patrol Bomber Fooled by Out of Order Guns in Sea of Japan Attack
U.S. Navy patrol bomber Mercator, attacked 45 miles off North Korea, limped home after 15 to 20 bullet strikes. Commander Donald Mayer and crew reported guns out of order due to missing parts. Corder wounded, intercom failure blocked return fire. Admiral Burke praised crew as Withington vowed continued patrols amid tension at Geneva.
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Fred
Ear Adm
Frederic §. Withington
U.S. Naval
Japan
Tne
Piene
North Korea
Mayer
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Burke
Corder
Yokosuka Naval Hospital
Horn
Withington
Geneva
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast With Changeable Temperatures
Partly cloudy with little temperature change today tonight and Thursday. Highs 48 to 72 and lows 30s to 50s. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect from Conneaut west. Northeasterly winds diminishing tonight. Temperatures near normal with a brief warming trend next week and chances of scattered showers Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Conneaut
Eisenhower Prods Navy for Report on Guns Failing on Patrol
President Eisenhower asked the Navy for a quick public report after reports from Japan said forward guns on an American bomber were unable to fire due to missing parts during a Sea of Japan patrol. He noted the attack may have coincided with Geneva talks and called for a full investigation, while Congress urged accountability.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Navy
Korea
Japan
Sea of Japan
Congress
U.S
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Welfare Pact Aired and Amherst Fence Vote Highlight Court Session
Tentative agreement on a city county welfare contract discussed in courthouse meetings. Renee Mayor in Amherst breaks a council tie to retain a fence. Park Board in Sheffield Lake seeks a half mill levy for improvements with a November 26 vote urged. iCONFERENCE of Ohio Congregational Christian Churches meets in Oberlin. Page references to various local items follow.
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Amherst
Sheffield Lake
Tote
Cscene Connecees Po
Ohio
Congregational Christian Churches
Oberlin
Eisenhower rejects White House role in steel talks
President Eisenhower reiterated he will not intervene directly in the steel wage negotiations. He warned against government pressure or pressuring negotiators, while noting a duty to inform the public of facts. He also discussed veto power and a possible study of public disclosure for the steel dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Steel, Labor and Industry
White House
Truman
Congress
Soviet Interest Reported in New Berlin Plan
Communist sources said Russia was interested in the West's new Berlin plan and might accept it as a basis to keep the Big Four talks alive. Eisenhower and Khrushchev were expected to be pressured toward a summit despite new tensions after a Soviet attack on a US Navy plane near Japan.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Moscow
Sea of Japan
Christian A. Herter
Gromyko
Macmillan
Britain
Khrushchev
Jury Indicts Beck Fruehaus in Taft-Hartley Case
A federal grand jury indicts Dave Beck former Teamsters chief for taking 200000 dollars from employers on June 21 1954 in New York. Roy Fruehau chairman of Fruehaut Trailer Co Burge Seymour president of Associated Transport Inc and Brown Equipment and Manufacturing Co plus their companies are named as payers. They face up to 10000 dollar fines and one year in prison each with plea set for June 24.
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New York
UPI
Dave Beck
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Beck
Roy Fruehaw
Fruehaut Trailer Co
Burge Seymour
Associated Transport, Inc
Brown Equipment and Manufacturing Co
Lunion
Teamsters
Clemency Hearing Set For Byomin Before Ohio Governor
Cleveland ex convict Walter Byomin faces clemency before Gov. Michael V. DiSalle tomorrow for the May 4 1957 murder of Wellington Police Officer Edmund G. Smith. Byomin, 42, seeks mercy as his death sentence looms next Wednesday night, with attorney Lois Lanker and Byomin’s relatives among those urging mercy.
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Walter Z. Byomin
Ohio
Byomin
Wellington
Edmund G. Smith
Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
Officer Smith
Welington
Gov
DiSalle
Byomir
Gov. DiSalle
Bro
Jin
Lois Lanker
Columbus
U.S. Supreme Court
Miss Lanker
C. William O'Neill
Potter Stewart
Shane
Byormin Svas
Postmaster Orders New Clocks for Knoxville Office
Knoxville postmaster C. Erwin directed replacement clocks for the city post office on Tuesday after the old timepieces stopped functioning last November.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPD
C. Erwin. Groves
$275 Billion in Sunken Treasure Across 3047 Sites Revealed
An authority on treasure hunting estimates $275 billion in sunken or lost treasure hidden in 3,047 locations worldwide. The Chronicle-Telegram Classified columns hint at further big finds and list phone numbers for recovery or sale in Elyria and Lorain.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lo- Tain
Foreign Trade Zone Planned In North Ohio
A Toledo backed plan seeks a northern Ohio foreign trade zone to handle raw materials imported via the St. Lawrence Seaway. The group will ask the Legislature for permission to proceed with a bill to gain federal authority and set up zone headquarters in Shelby, spanning Ashtabula to Wood counties.
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Columbus
UPH
Toledo
Northerrn
Ohio
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Frank W. Ring
Teledo
Michael V. DiSalli
Shelby
In- Yandia Corp
Logan County
Ashtabula
Lake
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Summit
Wood
King
Infanta
DiSalle
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