Brownell urges passage of Communist control laws at White House meeting
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. urged Republican congressional leaders to press for enactment of Communist control legislation pending before judiciary committees. House GOP Leader Halleck said Brownell made a strong plea for action on anti-Communist bills backed by the Justice Department. Knowland and Halleck vowed to expedite the legislation and hope a considerable part passes soon. Also discussed were no special session, Hawaiian statehood, regulation bills, and tax reform battles.
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Washington
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
White House
Judiciary
Brownell
Eisenhower
House
Senate
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Justice Department
Halleck
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Congress
Alaska
Big City
Reds Press for Date of Geneva High-Level Talks
In Geneva, Western diplomats resisted a call to set a definite date to resume high-level talks. Molotov returned to Moscow while Bedell Smith headed to Washington and Eden went to London after the weekend end of the high-level phase.
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V. M. Molotov
Moscow
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Washington
Anthony Eden
London
Smith
Eden
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes - France
Vietnam
Briish
Chou En-Lai
Mendes-France
Courthouse Editorial Series Begins in Chronicle Telegram
A Lorain County Courthouse editorial series starts today in the Chronicle Telegram. The editor conducted detailed study and personal visits to every office in the building, compiling many facts for publication beginning on page 28.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Thunder Storms Possible In Northeastern Ohio
The Weather by United Press notes partly cloudy skies in Northeastern Ohio with continued warmth through today tonight and Tuesday. Scattered thunder showers likely late today and tonight with high near 90 and low around 70. Lake Erie winds southwest 15 to 20 mph with higher gusts in scattered squalls. Temperature range 66 to 86 today. humidity 59 percent at 8 p.m. Moonset Monday 11:10 p.m. Very nice geraniums offered by Resar Florists at 39 cents.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Americans Win Wimbledon Opener Under Overcast Skies
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, both Americans, opened the Wimbledon men's singles bid with first round victories as overcast skies covered the tournament.
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Wimbledon
Eng. NL
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
America
Slippery Load Overturns. Butter Spills on Route 20
A Stonehill Creamery truck overturned on Route 20 near Route 10 at about 8:30 a.m. The driver, Frank Golinski of Lakewood, escaped injury and the tractor trailer sustained little damage. About 33,000 pounds of butter spilled as the rig veered off the pavement. Road crews rerouted eastbound traffic onto a rough shoulder while salvage efforts began. A second Stonehill truck arrived later to recover some of the butter.
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Frank Golinski
Lakewood
Route 20
Wishbone
Minnesota
Cleveland
Route 10
Tracy
Minn
Stonehill Creamery Co
Golinski
Australian runner Landy sets mile world record
In Turku Finland John Landy of Australia clocked three minutes 58 seconds to establish a new world mile record breaking previous marks.
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Turku
Finland
John Landy
Australia
Plan Offered To Cut Park Drowning Peril
Park Supt. John Machock proposed a rock fill in the Cascade Park river basin below the East and West branches of Black River to reduce drowning risk. The fill would create a firm ledge with shallow average depth about one foot, and fences would be ineffective against floodwaters. The plan reportedly costs little and could involve a temporary road for seven months to allow dumping, with park commission approval and city support. Two Cleveland boys’ deaths in the basin were cited to justify action.
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John Machock
Cascade Park
Machock
Black River
Madock
Elyria Park
Park Department
Madhock
Cleveland
Cascade Basin
Red China reports 15 Americans dead and 15 airmen jailed
At Geneva the Red Chinese said 14 U.S. airmen and one American missionary among 83 Americans detained are dead or presumed dead. Fifteen airmen admitted jailed. 30 prisoners, 12 unaccounted for, two left June 18, and others unverified. US seeks release of civilians and military, while Chinese say 11 naval airmen from two crashes were not captured.
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Geneva
Red China
United States Today
U.S
State Department
United States
Red Peiping
U. S
Czechoslovakia
U. Alexis Johnson
China
Sea of
Auko
Nan-Au Island
Kwantung Province
Where To Turn SIT COOL as a cucumber June Special
An advertising blurb for Birkline’s on 250 Second St promotes a June special cold wave unit at 7.95 in a fully air conditioned showroom.
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Birkline’s
End of Volunteer Car Checkups and New Fines Due
Police Sgt. C L Cordrey announced the volunteer car checkups ended and fines are due under the city ordinance. Defective vehicles incur up to a $50 fine. In five weeks the department and auxiliary police inspected 4518 cars and found 445 defects.
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C. L. Cordrey
Summer Debut Brings Humid Weather Across Ohio
Summer arrived officially in Ohio at 5 55 p m EST with temperatures in the low 90s and humidity in the uncomfortable zone. Skies are partly cloudy with scattered late day thundershowers possible tonight and no anticipated relief from the heat, as Tuesday forecasts push highs back into the 90s.
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International News Service
Summer
Ohio
Weather Bureau
So You're Going On Vacation Series Starts Today
The Chronical Telegram begins a week long series by Phyllis Rosenteur on Page 5 offering sensible tips to spend two weeks away from it all. The writer promises humor and practical advice from her holiday mishaps.
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Phyllis Rosenteur
Chronicle- Telegram
Learn to Drive Elyria Driving School Ad
Learn to drive with Elyria Driving School. For appointment call 37-412. Compact instructional ad offering driving lessons and scheduling details.
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Elyria
Rebels Claim 30 Mile Invasion Into Guatemala
Reports from Belize indicate martial law in Guatemala amid an anti Communist invasion from Honduran bases. Rebels led by exiles say they penetrated 30 miles, seized Zacapa rail center, and may have aid from Guatemalan army units while Arbenz denies major clashes and calls up defense command.
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Agence France Presse
Jacobo Arbenzo
Ias
Guatemala
Honduras
Arbenz
Zacapa
Guatemala City
Puerto Barrios
San Salvador
el Salvador
High Command
Carlos ‘Castillo Armas
Lions Carnival June 11 Proceeds to Charity
Lions Carnival on June 17 at 17th Street and Middle Avenue raises funds for charity with festival activities and community support. Local volunteers organize games, food, and entertainment to benefit outreach programs.
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St. & Middle Ave
17Th St
Middle Ave
Tay
Lodge Warns Russia To Keep Hands Out Of Western Hemisphere
United Nations debate on Guatemala's charges drew a sharp rebuke from U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr to Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin. Lodge told Moscow to stay out of this hemisphere after Tsarapkin vetoed a move to refer Guatemala's complaint to the O.A.S. A unanimous council resolution then called for an end to bloodshed and for members to cease aiding the fighting. Castillo-Arriola urged Nicaragua and Honduras to seal borders to rebel forces as he described two American airmen shot down in Guatemala and interned in Mexico.
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INS
Russia
Western Hemisphere
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Lodge
Securty Council
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Tsarapkin
Organization of American States
O.A.S
Security Council
C.A.S
Castillo-Arriola
Mexico
Guatemalan
Tapachucla
Mao strengthens grip by centralizing power in China
Mao Zedong announced a major government restructuring concentrating authority in the central leadership and removing regional governors. The move broadens central control and signals a decisive shift in China's political setup.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Potted Plants Ad From Florist Resar
Local florist Resar advertises potted tomatoes pepper petunia zinnia and aster plants in extra large nice condition priced at 5 cents each.
West Germany Allows US to Search Its Ships at Sea
Bonn sources say West Germany will permit United States warships to search German vessels at sea if owners and agents "voluntarily" agree not to handle arms shipments to Guatemala. Ships ignoring the embargo could face American inspection on the high seas. Reactions ranged from British rejection to tentative reception from others.
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Bonn
Germany
Guatemala
U.S. State Department
Mayor Keys Delayed by Wife Illness Return Postponed
Safety Service Director Michael Lotko said Mayor J. Grant Keys, who had planned to return today after a two week vacation, will likely come back in the early part of next week. Mrs Keys fell ill at their Minnesota fishing camp, a non critical condition.
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J. Grant Keys
Safety Service
Michael Lotko
Minnesota
Lotko
Vietnam Denies Bao Dai Plans to Step Down
The government of Vietnam issued a communique denying rumors that Bao Dai will resign as chief of state. The denial comes amid circulating speculation and political tensions in Paris VI reporting.
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Paris VI
Vietnam
Bao Dai
Shaving Soap Handy On Trip Travel Tip Ad
A large tube of shaving soap is handy on vacation and takes little room. It isn’t damp or messy and fills many soap needs. Chronicle Telegram Classified ads offer quick thrifty selling renting hiring swapping. For help, contact Just Dial 4751.
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Chronicle-Telegram
New Car Giveaway Offered by Resar Service Co
A new car will be awarded to a customer on December 15. The Resar Service Co at 585 Lodi St invites inquiries for details about the contest and eligibility.
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Resar Service Co
Lodi St
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