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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

Page

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Ike Attacks Senate Over Strauss Cabinet Rejection

President Eisenhower condemned the Senate for denying Lewis L. Strauss confirmation as secretary of commerce in a 49 to 46 vote. Strauss, serving since last November by recess appointment, was removed from the cabinet as a result.

Washington API Eisenhower The Senate Today Lewis L. Strauss Commerce Strauss Senate Acion Hisenhower Cabiinet James C. Hagerty Lewis Strauss Govermment White House Atomic Energy Commission Harry F. Byrd D-Va Trauss

Top Teams Resume Steel Talks Ahead of Dead Line

New York reports resumed talks between four man negotiation teams as a nationwide steel strike looms in 11 days. David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers and R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel led sessions touching on 12 major companies and local problems. Union and industry reps anticipate decisive bargaining while plant committee discussions resume.

New York UPH David J. McDonald United Steelworkers R. Conrad Cooper U.S. Steel Corp RicDonald Labor McDonald’s Cooper

Weather outlook for Ohio coast and inland areas

Fair to partly cloudy conditions across Northwest and Northeast Ohio with little temperature change. Highs near 68 to 73 and lows around 30 expected, with minimal precipitation in the next 24 hours and sparse showers possible early next week.

Northwest Ohio Lake Erie

Reenacted Philadelphia Policeman Killing Sparks Crowd

John J. Coyle 24 faces arraignment for the fatal shooting of Patrolman James F. Kane after he and brother William 22 were surprised stealing milk in North Philadelphia. A 12 day crime spree ended with Coyle surrendering in Massachusetts. a re enacted murder scene drew 2000 spectators as DA seeks swift trial and the electric chair.

Philadelphia James F. Kane Hollywood John C. Coyle John J. Coyle Middleboro Mass Coyle William Victor HL ‘Blanc Kane

Firestone founder home burns in Akron fire

Harbel Manor, once Harvey Firestone’s family residence, burned to the ground in an exclusive Akron neighborhood. The home, sold after the founder’s widow died, was being torn down for a $50,000 home development. Cause of the fire was not determined.

Akron UPI Harbel Manor Harvey Firestone Firestone Tire & Rubber Co

Governor Earl Long Seized and Placed in Asylum

Baton Rouge awaiting crisis as Governor Earl Long, after fleeing a New Orleans hospital, is driven toward the state line and committed to Southeastern State Hospital in Mandeville. A coroner panel found paranoia and schizophrenia as crowds watched the dramatic custody transfer, while Lt. Gov. Lether Foster Frazar resumes acting governorship.

Baton Rouge Earl Long Louisiana Long New Orleans Southeastern State Hospital Mandeville Huey Kingfish) Long Capitol Lether Frazar Galveston Tex Ochsner Chester Williams Stachman Wyatt East Baton Rouge Parish UPI Waliham Cook Charles Belcher Belcher

Living Costs in U.S. Rise to All-Time High

UPI reports May consumer costs rose to an all time high. Higher prices spread across major categories including food clothing housing medical care and transportation.

U.S Washington UPI Labor Department H. ©. Riley YMCA Arene Ind

Where To Turn Camp Season Opens

Camping fun for area youngsters as Scout and YMCA facilities open for the season. Lorain board reviews pool and auditorium plans for Lorain High School. Columbia Township trustees receive a rezoning request to permit a golf course. Prominent softball players with a women’s team among nine injured in a four car Westlake accident.

Lorain New Lorain High School Columbia Township Seccer Ewes Westlake

DiSalle to Confer With Officials on Byomin Case

Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he will privately meet with the prosecutor and judge who convic ted and sentenced Byomin to death to review alleged trial irregularities. Byomin is slated for execution next Wednesday night at the Ohio Penitentiary.

Columbus Michael V. DiSalle Walter J. Byomin Elyria DiSalle Byomin Edward Lorain County Ohio Syomin

Fog Lifts Allow Queen Elizabeth Tour Start in Newfoundland

Weather clears after fog and low clouds permit Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to proceed with their Canadian tour. The royal couple depart Torbay for St John’s airport on schedule, then drive through the port city before heading to the next stop.

St. John's Newfoundland Queen Elizabeth Torbay G Sander Ponce Phin

Heart Surgery Set For Girl in Fremont Area

Seven year old Lise Daubel of Fremont is scheduled for open heart surgery Monday to repair a hole between heart chambers. She is a patient at St. Vincent's Charity Hospital and Fremont residents have pledged 18 pints of blood for her procedure.

Cleveland UPD Fremont Little Lise Daubel Paul Daubel St. Vincent's iCharity Hospital

Irish Voters Elect De Valera President in Landslide

New York-born Eamon de Valera was elected president of Ireland in a landslide victory, though voters rejected a constitutional revision that carried his personal endorsement.

Dublin UPI New York

Khrushchev Proposes Plan as Berlin Talks Stall in Geneva

Soviet Premier Khrushchev offers to drop a Berlin takeover deadline if East and West Germany gain equal rights in a peace treaty. Western ministers reject the plan as yielding no new hopes, while Gromyko presents a formal Western plan in a secret session.

Geneva UPI Nikita Khrushchev Berlin Khrushchev East Germany West Germany Red Russia Kkhrushchev Moscow Andrei Gromyko Gromyko Big Four

Famous Yale Coach Walter Camp and the Daily Dozen

Chronicle-Telegram classified ads pitch a method to sell unused items by urging readers to place ads. It cites Walter Camp and Yale as historical tie ins to fitness names while promoting ad writers for Elyria and Lorain in a brisk sales pitch.

Walter Camp Yale Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Lorain

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