Polish Poznan Riot Toll Reported At 38 Dead 270 Hurt
Polish News Agency tally confirms 38 killed and 270 wounded as tanks and machine guns crushed an anti Communist riot in Poznan. Streetcar service resumed. authorities imposed dusk to dawn curfew and troops patrolled the city. Witnesses describe mob violence at Communist HQ and clashes with security forces.
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DPA
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast And Local Notes
Northeast Ohio Sunny and warmer today with a high near 78 degrees. Tonight will be fair and not too chilly with a low around 37 to 62. Saturday looks partly cloudy and warmer with possible scattered thunder showers. Thursday temperatures range 59 to 70, with humidity around 75 percent in the morning and 55 percent in the afternoon. Sunrise 6 06 a.m. Sunset 9 05 p.m. Lake Erie winds SW 8 to 14 mph. Forecast includes driving lessons ad and local market ads and plant listings.
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Wilson Stresses Air Power Value Before Senate Panel
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson told the Senate Air Investigating subcommittee that U S air power is already vast and could be measured by its force rather than plane numbers. He called nuclear weapons a pivotal factor and said a single modern plane can exert force rivaling an entire WWII bombing fleet, insisting the administration budget provides adequate defense.
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Senate
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Riots Sign Soviet Grip Slipping in Poland
Washington dispatch says U.S. officials view the Poznan riots as evidence that Soviet influence over east European satellites is waning. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles called Moscow’s control greatly impaired after Khrushchev’s charges against Stalin. Arms-length analysts foresee possible follow-on uprisings in Poland and other captive nations as workers strike at communist despotism.
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Perman
John Foster Bulles
Moscow
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Arthur Bliss Lane
Ike Readies Stair Practice Before Leaving Hospital
President Eisenhower plans stair climbing today to regain strength before leaving Walter Reed Army Medical Center. White House press secretary James Hagerty said the chief executive is definite about departing the hospital, possibly Saturday, with a trip to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to follow after three weeks of hospitalization. Hagerty noted there has been progress in getting out of bed, though stair climbing had not occurred yet. He added the president will have to negotiate four or five steps on departure.
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Buck) Wilson
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
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Guard Will Hunt Killer If Needed
Elyria city officials faced a tight financial pinch with no clear fallback for emergencies. Auditor Elsworth Albert warned the Turnpike fund and bank tax revenues may not suffice, risking payrolls and operating costs. The council eyed a $17,000 park site amid obligations from a prior $11,486 bill, and contemplated short term borrowing if funds delay persists.
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Elyria Bridge Park Site Land Purchase Approved
Elyria City Council units approve an alternate plan for purchase of a bridge park site in Elyria. A man suffers burns while fighting a roof fire at his home. Storm damage survey completed as Elyria officials await word from the governor on the fend plan.
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Governor to deploy National Guard units in Ohio
Governor Lausche stated in Columbus that National Guard units will be made available, after discussions with Sheriffs Herbert Thomas of Trumbull County and Robert Stockdale of Portage County about the matter.
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Three-Wheeler Hits Pedestrian In Des Moines
A small boy on a tricycle collided with a three wheeler in Des Moines. Police planned no action against the driver as details were unclear and the incident remained under investigation.
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Bessie Bustop
Strike Threat Delays Lorain Keel-Laying
Two U S Navy LSTs under construction at American Shipbuilding Co Lorain yards become casualties of a nationwide steel strike Keels were to be laid Sunday but are postponed indefinitely The vessels about 440 feet long 93 feet beam displacing 3400 tons will be diesel powered and built with large prefabricated sections to speed assembly
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Union Executives Report Secret Talks Over Steel Strike
In New York executives from the United Steelworkers and 12 major steel companies met for about an hour to avert a nationwide strike. No progress indications were given, but further talks were planned as union president David J. McDonald and U S Steel's John A. Stephens agreed to stay in touch.
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United Steelworkers
Orderly Shutdown Nears as Steel Strike Looms
Industry spokesmen in New York said 12 major steel chiefs would consider McDonald’s plea to break a deadlock delaying a strike by 650,000 workers. Lorain plants and others prep for an orderly shutdown by midnight as union and management push for a peaceful settlement. Provisions for plant personnel include food, washers, and dryers.
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Eisenhower Signs $32.9 Billion Highway Bill Into Law
President Eisenhower signed a 32.9 billion highway construction bill creating a 41,000 mile interstate network over 13 years. The measure includes new taxes to fund the project, aiming to connect every state and most state capitals.
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Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds Offer Quick Tenant Help
Classified ad notes finding tenants for small houses and garages, aiming to boost income and reduce investment costs. Offers phrasing help and claims strong responses from readers, listing couple only as tenants and giving a contact phone number.
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