Big 3 Talks Postponed Because Churchill Rest Required
The White House announced the Bermuda conference among the Big Three is postponed due to Winston Churchill needing a month of rest for health reasons. Eisenhower conveyed regret and noted physicians advised reduced duties. no new date set. Churchill left for Chartwell, with plans for possible future talks including a Big Four with Malenkov.
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Washington
INS
White House
Bermuda
Churchill
No. 10
Downing Street
Winston
Eisenhower
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
James C. Hagerty
Camp David
Ike
$34 Billion Arms Bill Approved by House Committee
The House appropriations panel approved a $34.43 billion defense bill for fiscal 1954 funding Army Navy and Air Force programs. The measure includes a third Forrestal class aircraft carrier and meets an interim 120 wing Air Force goal, with substantial cuts to Eisenhower and Truman requests and a notable Air Force reduction despite Gen Vandenberg’s testimony on maintaining parity with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
United States
Russia
Pebble Removed From Lung Of Avon Lake Child
An 11 month old girl Christina Ott of Avon Lake WV underwent bronchoscopy at Children’s Memorial Hospital to remove a pebble from her right lung. Doctors reported she is in fine shape and will be observed a few days before discharge. Her father Dr Earl M Ott Jr is a dentist. The pebble will join the hospital’s collection of foreign bodies removed from children’s lungs in recent years.
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Children’ Memorial Hospital
Christina
Sunny mild weekend forecast for Northeastern Ohio
A weather note for Northeastern Ohio calls for sunny and mild conditions with a high near 86 this afternoon and a low around 65 tonight. Sunday brings warmer, partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers late day and variable lake winds around 10 mph today, 15 mph tonight and Sunday morning.
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Ohio
Memorial Service for Two Accident Victims Sunday
Memorial services for Mary K. Taggart and Jane Mindrup sisters who died in a New Mexico auto crash will be held at First Congregational Church in Elyria Sunday evening at 7 30. The Rev Byron Kenneth Anthony will officiate. Cremation has already occurred in New Mexico and Elyria services will be the only religious ceremonies.
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Mary K. Taggart
Jane Mindrup
New Mexico
First Congregational Church
Byron Kenneth Anthony
Elyria High School
Taggart
Osgood
Ind
Elyria
Wise Shoe
Eisenhower Warns Against Book Burning Threats
President Eisenhower urged Americans to stay alert to both Communist fanaticism and the danger of meeting fanaticism with ignorance. He amplified his opposition to book burning calling it a device of the tyrant and warned a democracy that shuns new ideas would become sick. He did not use the term book burners in his letter to the American Library Association.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Eisenhower
American Library Association
Amherst 20 Builders & Home Repair 10-11 Calendar of Events
Elyria listings show events across Amherst and nearby areas with notes on home repair fairs and local calendar items. Highlights include Elyria hospital notes and community activities in Oberlin and Wellington affecting residents and schedules.
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Amherst
Elyria
Oberlin
Radio-Tv
Society
Wellington
Ridgeville to Obtain Water from Avon Lake Under New Contract
County commissioners approved a contract with Snyder McLellan and Watson of Hillsboro Indiana to study and plan a Ridgeville water system fed from Avon Lake. The deal sets 60 days to present firm supply terms and 150 days to bid construction with a six percent engineering fee and two percent administration fee, plus a five thousand dollar refund to the county.
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Snyder, McLellan and Watson
Municipal Accountants and Engineers
Hillsboro
Ind
Ridgeville
C. L. Snyder
Hillsboro Company
Avon
Avon Lake
Snyder
Three Elyria Youths Injured In Missap Near Amherst
Three Elyria youths were injured in a single vehicle crash on Foster Park road near Amherst at 12 45 a m. Driver William Meredith 21 had facial lacerations and a dislocated hip. passengers Richard Emerson 20 and William King Jr 17 sustained multiple injuries. The car was wrecked and the trio were first taken to Amherst Hospital then moved to Elyria Memorial Hospital due to crowding.
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Elyria
Missap
Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Foster Park Road
State
William Meredith
Second Street
Quarry Road
Meredith
Richard Emerson
Lodi Street
William King Jr
Bon Air Avenue
Emerson
King
Amherst Hospital
Dendell Ratcil
Diagonal Road
Sheriff's Department
Ratcill
New York Central Railroad
Route 82
Eaton
Esther Bronstein
Chicago
Joseph Piefer
House Endorses Defense Dept Revamping Plan
The House approved President Eisenhower's defense reorganization plan 234 to 108 on a roll call vote. Critics warned it could pave the way for a military dictator, while supporters said it modernizes the department and strengthens national defense. The plan takes effect at midnight Monday.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Robert I. Condon
Cal
Recover Body Of Youth Drowned At Vermilion
The body of 18 year old Edward White of Canton was found near Vermilion after drowning Tuesday while swimming from an anchored boat with his 16 year old niece Joe Crow of New York who swam to shore safely. Edward, born July 19 1934 in Canton, had just completed his junior year at Lincoln High School and was active in athletics. He is survived by his parents and four siblings. The body was moved from Edward M Fisher Funeral Home Vermilion to McCreers Kreighbaum Funeral Home Canton with services scheduled Monday at 1 30 p m Burial will be in Canton.
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Churchill
London
Chartwell
Kent
Georgi Malenkov
Russia
Bermuda
Vanguard
Vermilion
Edward White
Canton
M. J. White
Joe Crow
New York
Edward
Lincoln High School
Charles E. White
Arthur Bowers
Steubenville
John Centerucci
John
Sylvania
Ray
Edward M. Fisher
McCreers-Kreighbaum
Cleveland Avenue
Forty-first Street
Boy Injured In Collision Of Bike And Auto
Eight year old Larry Mohrman of Bettscourt Lorain sustained a back injury after a bicycle auto collision Thursday evening. Beverly Squire of Elyria reported the accident to the sheriff’s department. The boy initially said he was not hurt.
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Larry Mohrman
Bettscourt
R. D. Lorain
Sheriff's Department
Beverly Squire
Fackler Avenue
R. D. Elyria
Trucker Dies From Tank Fire After Collision Near Salem
Dale Bell 31 of Indiana Pa died in Salem city hospital from burns after a fuel tank ruptured when his truck was struck by a car near Columbiana on Wednesday.
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Salem, O
INS
Dale Bell
Indiana, Pa
Salem City Hospital
Columbiana
Russians Deport Many East Germans Amid Revolt
A former East German official accuses Ulbricht of rapid socialist measures. Reports say mass arrests reached over 15,000 with 125-car train of political prisoners headed toward Poland. Soviet martial law spreads to 18 cities and four rural districts as curfews ease slightly.
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Berlin
Soviet Germany
Red Germany
Poland
West Berlin
Soviet
Germany
France Rushes Troops to Halt Cambodian Revolt
France rushes infantry battalions with colonial and native units into Cambodia to prevent a revolt, according to an official spokesman. The move began Thursday as troops crossed the frontier from Saigon, Indochina.
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Saigon
Indochina
iFrance
Cambodia
Strauss Confirmed to AEC Post in Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Lewis L. Strauss as a member of the Atomic Energy Commission to ensure smooth operation of the agency.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Picnic Sponsored by St. Stanislas Parish
Lorain Ohio hosts a St Stanislas Parish picnic at Lincoln Park on Sunday June 28 with Stop 48 advertisement and parish sponsorship.
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St. Stanislas Parrish
Lorain
Ohio
Sun
Lincoln Park
General Clark meets with Rhee amid armistice talks
Gen Clark joins Walter Robertson in Seoul for hush hush talks with President Rhee as UN hints at seeking changes to the Panmunjom armistice. South Korean officials express hope for a U.S. South Korean agreement while UN discussions consider modifications to prisoner custody provisions.
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Sequl Ins
Mark W. Clark
Walter S. Robertson
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Clark
Tokyo
Seoul
Robertson
Republic of Korea
ROK
United States
Panmunjom
Pyun Hun Tai
Shin Tam Yung
Rhee
U.N
ROK Recaptures Lookout Mountain as Chinese Suffer Heavy Losses
South Korean infantry recaptured Lookout Mountain, regaining ground in the central front, while Chinese forces pressed a counterattack on the peak. Western front losses included RAK outpost as ROKs withdrew from Sniper Ridge. U.S. Eighth Army cites about 2,960 Chinese casualties in 24 hours.
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
Lookout Mountain
Capitol Hill
Rak
Korea
Eighth Army
Tree Limb Kills Man Clearing Debris in Toledo
Toledo man P Harold Miller, 46, a county employee, died Friday when a tree limb struck him as he cleared debris from the Thursday night storm.
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Toledo
Harold Miller
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Sell Fast
Local pamphlet promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads as the easy path to selling a boat or renting a cottage. It invites readers to call 4751 and work with an ad taker to craft an effective classified notice.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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