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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1961

Page

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Federal factfinders step into national ship strike

A three member Taft Hartley factfinding panel opens hearings in New York to resolve the 75 000 seamen strike and report by Friday on issues including 37 000 unlicensed seamen. The White House seeks a federal injunction for an 80 day cooling off period while negotiations continue.

New York UPI Kennedy Mats Robert F. Kennedy

Truman Aide Attacks Kennedy Aide On Wage Reguirement

Former President Truman's chief economic adviser criticizes Kennedy aides for pushing wage price regulation as the labor panel led by David L. Cole prepared to report facts to the President. Meanwhile shipowners filed unfair labor practice charges against four striking unions over foreign flag ships and union demands, with NMU named among those charged.

Unity House Jpl Truman Kennedy David L. Cole Paterson N. J Direcon Federal Mediation Leon Keyserling Samuel I. Rosenman York White House Roosevelt James J. Healy Boston Harvard University School of Business Theven Vasey Anthony J. Cardinale Tanker Labor Service Committee National Labor Relations Board NLRB U.S Panami Tonduras Liberia National Maritime Union NMU Keyserling Washington Eisenhower Walter Heller Keywerling Dabor Afl-Cio Executive Council A. Philip Randolph Afl-Cio Federa Ion

Court Sought Arrests Curb Common Pleas Judge Pincura's ruling

In Lorain County Judge John D. Pincura issued a temporary injunction to halt further arrests of Lawson Milk store employees. The order targets only preventing multiple arrests over a Sunday closing law dispute now before Elyria Municipal Court and does not rule on the law's constitutionality.

Common Pleas John D. Pincura Lawson Lorain County Elyria Pincura Lawson Milk Co DLL Lauui Elyria Municipal Court Supreme Court Pincuri Dunn Elyvia Marvin Evenchik Bargain Town USA Lorain County Common Pleas Roy West City Legal Department Paul Mikus Bunn Chroniccle-Telegram United Press International DiSalle Ohio Howlett State House Phing Howlett Chronicle-Tele‘ovim

Eichmann Trial referenced Lidice children affidavit

Testimony from Elisa Freiberger in West Germany described 100 Lidice children, seen daily near a convent, in an Eichmann trial affidavit. The judge discussed temporary injunctions affecting Sunday sales and enforcement in Elyria courts, with options to dissolve or tailor enforcement by district.

Amrusalem UPD Freibers Elisa Freiberg Bremen West Germany

Weather brief for Ohio and West Virginia regions

Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio report highs 76 to 82 with fair mild tonight and lows 57 to 63. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies, warm humid air, and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Lake Erie winds southerly 8 to 15 knots. West Virginia sees mostly sunny and warmer for today, with highs in the 80s and increasing humidity including possible showers by midweek.

Ohio Monakay Lake Erie Fair West Virginia Warner

Elyria Halts Blue Law Enforcement After Court Action

Mayor Dunn ordered a temporary halt to blue law enforcement while Municipal Court cases are decided. Governor DiSalle urged studying or repealing the law for a modern society. Lorain County leaders criticized the move as a threat to enforcement and urged continued prosecutions.

Oscar G. Dunn Elyria Ohio Michael Disalle

Eichmann Defense Claims No Link to Child Deaths in Poland

The affidavit by Eichmann defense lawyer Dr. Robert Servatius disputes direct involvement in the deportation and killings of children in Gody Poland in June 1942. The Israel state indictment accuses Eichmann of responsibility for deporting the children and their parents amid Nazi reprisals following Reinhard Heydrich’s assassination.

Pushikove Poland Red Army Eichmann Robert Servatius Israel State Gody Lidice Ure Caeeh Reinhard Heidrich Eiehmann Richnand Althe Rolf Guenther Far

Where To Turn Vote Challenges In Wake Of Campaign

Report on ongoing vote result challenges and political friction following a heated campaign. Mentions Ford Lindon and Sheffield Council with opposition to a shift. Includes notes on annexation and Elyria council disposal debate amid continued municipal concerns.

Ford Lindon Are Wegly A. Cee Iss Sheffield Council Ria

Citizens' Unit Attacks Dunn Over Blue Law Enforcement

Lorain’s Citizens Committee chairman John Shields criticizes Mayor Oscar Dunn for halting Sunday closing enforcement. He cites 98 percent compliance and urges punishment of lawbreakers while defending Lawson Milk Co. for its injunction as temporary. Shields calls Dunn's stance a breach of law and warns of selective enforcement.

Citizens Committee Oscar Dunn John Shields Smith and Gerhart Lorain Lorain County Citizens Committee For Sunday Observame, Inc Shields Bungle Lawson iMilk Co Jin Dunn

No Cancer For Sam

Columbus report states Samuel Sheppard not diagnosed with cancer as previously reported. officials deny illness claims and confirm ongoing legal proceedings regarding the wife killing case.

Columbus UPR Samuel Sheppard Canser Antone Wd Fodkay

Simple Blood Test Tracks Down Diseases

Dr. Felix Wroblewski of Sloan-Kettering Institute reports a blood test using isoenzymes to identify the diseased organ. The method, shown with lactic acid dehydrogenase fingerprints, may reveal heart, liver, or cancer onset with simple lab steps.

NEW York TNS Felix Wroblewski Tocblewski Sloan-Kettering Institute American Medical Association Wroblewski Kenneth Gregory Wrohlewski

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