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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
1
A Nepalese student in the United States discusses his life blending East and West and contrasts life in Nepal with American culture. He shares views on his Far Eastern homeland as he visits Elyria, highlighting the differences between countries and traditions.
A note describes 1898 newspaper features the Chatter Box column on page 14 and highlighted family reading with Week-End Dividend Pages on pages 14 and 15. It emphasizes personal area journalism of the era before the century’s turn.
In a court action, a temporary injunction halts county wardens from shooting dogs as first page reports. The second section notes an area violinist, Allen Ohmes, a Ridgeville graduate, chosen for a concert tour next year. Lorain County outlines a program for mentally retarded children with a state leading annual report.
President Eisenhower addressed a large crowd after private talks with Chiang Kai-shek promising U.S. support against any aggression. Hagerty said Chiang pledged to resist Communism as Quemoy and nearby islands faced renewed bombardment. Local tensions flared as Ford Rd dump operators faced charges amid city fire code violations.
UPI reported that amid automatic ratification of the U.S. Japan mutual security treaty, about 10 000 left wing students surrounded Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s official residence, threatening to storm the Diet and clash with police. Demonstrators shouted, carried makeshift weapons, and demanded rejection of the treaty, while police and self defense forces prepared for possible violence.
Sunny and a bit warmer with highs near 70 to 75. Tonight turns cloudy and milder with lows around 55 to 60. Sunday mixes sun and clouds and warmer. Friday temperatures range from 56 to 70.
Defense Secretary Gates and 167 defense data chiefs will lift the information blackout briefly at Quantico. Reporters will test Gates on the communications alert he ordered on the eve of the Paris summit. The three day meeting will discuss U.S. forces, weapons development, and budget plans with a restrained public briefing.
PENNSAUKEN N J UPD police and welfare workers removed Ethel Mae Beideman 52 from her home at 2818 Harris Ave where she had stayed behind locked and barricaded doors for five years neighbors said they heard screaming at night authorities initially feared she was an acid prisoner but she denied it she told police Albert Bealer a Camden service station attendant was her common law husband she was taken to Ancora State Hospital for observation
Huron County residents with relatives in Antarctica can talk by radio during the Civil Defense United We Stand show at the Fairgrounds on July 10. Herb Napka, Moron County Civil Defense director, said the event will use short wave gear operated by Ronald Reed and advance arrangements for participants will be made at the Huron County courthouse.
Arthur Frank Tyler age 26 in San Diego was held on charges after sending a letter to a Perry County Ohio girl in which he threatened to kill her if she wed her boyfriend.
Four people died and ten were injured, two severely, in two separate fires in Philadelphia early today. Fire crews battled blazes across the city as investigators began examining the causes and the extent of damage.
The U.S. Court of Appeals today upheld six contempt of Congress convictions and reversed two cases that had been stalled awaiting Supreme Court rulings. All cases involved appearances before the House Committee on Un American Activities and the Senate Internal Security subcommittee.
Heavy rains and floods knocked out utilities and railroad service in the triple cities area of southwestern New York. Police and firemen in Endicott evacuated families endangered by high waters.
Rain and high winds followed bone chilling cold across nine Middle West states as a Pacific cold front moved through the Rockies. Thunderstorms swept from eastern Colorado through Kansas into the upper Mississippi Valley. A tornado near Grand Island Nebraska caused minor property damage with no injuries. An earlier cold wave that produced record lows in Iowa neared the East Coast today.
In Clarion Iowa UPI reports Mr. and Mrs. David Bahr welcomed a baby daughter named Candy. The event adds to local family news and reflects a traditional naming choice in the community.
The fragment notes humidity Friday at 8 am edt seven percent, at 2 pm ninety seven percent, and at 3 pm daylight savings time. It also records sunrise at 5 53 am edt and sunset at 9 03 pm.
In a clipped notice readers learn gallium melts at 85 degrees Fahrenheit and see classified ads contact numbers for Elyria and Lorain. The item mentions 80-year-old stilt and old acts serving the public, with an ad urging placing notices.
Premier Khrushchev arrived in Bucharest to attend a Communist gathering drawing leaders from across Europe a large Romanian crowd cheered as his H-18 propjet landed in the Balkan capital according to Agerpress.
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