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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

12

Senate OKs Four Point Nine Billion Aid Bill

Senate action advances a large foreign aid bill amid debate over economy and reduced appropriations. The original request from President Eisenhower faced House resistance while amendments were debated. Other items include Chotiner's subcommittee investigations and public housing and defense funding discussions.

Eosenhower House Senate Chotiner Murray M. Chotiner Richard M. Nixon

Legislature Ends Session Amid Tax Battle and Appointments

After adjournment Governor Lausche leads a tense compromise as lawmakers rush measures in 29 hours. The session addresses rural zoning, mill creek project, water sales outside borders, Cedar Point park study, and confirms Daniel Heekin to the State Highway Construction Council.

Kage Lausche Franklin County Common Pleas Court Mill Creek Cincinnati Youngstown Iwater Lordstown Cedar Point House Senate Daniel M. Heekin State

Cedar Point study report due in November

In Columbus a special legislative committee must draft a plan for Ohio to acquire Cedar Point as a state park. The panel is to report by November 1 after tours by six legislators and guidance from Gov. Lausche. Lawmakers back a cautious approach, aiming to take over part or all of the resort.

Columbus. C Cedar Point Ohio Roger Cloud Frank J. Lausche Mal Lausche Toledo

Planes Carry 58 To Adm. King Funeral

Two aircraft ferried fifty eight mourners to the funeral of Admiral King. Lt Smith of the Lorain unit and U S Representative Baumhart Jr. met the plane at the Naval Air Station Anacostia, with friends, relatives, officials, and press aboard. The tribute reflected King's rise from Lorain youth to supreme naval leader who built a five-ocean force and embraced submarines and air power.

King H. Smith U.S. N Smith Lorain U. S A. D. Baumhart Jr Naval Air Station Anaensia Admiral King Lorain Sea Lerain Navy

Police to guard Chicago delegation at Shrine convention

Official city notes protect 60 member Chicago delegation traveling to Detroit for the Shrine convention. Potentate Thom F. Sea explains need for guards against pickpockets and criminals during the event.

Chicago Detroit de Stov Potentate Thom F. Sea

Final Tribute Paid To Adm. Ernest King

A solemn service at the Naval Cathedral marked the final tribute to Admiral Ernest King. Relatives and military leaders attended as the flag-draped casket lay in state at the Capitol and the Nation paid respect to a life of naval service ending with the largest ship command in history. An aerial salute accompanied the burial at the Naval Academy in Annapolis.

Adm Ernest King Ralph Hurst Fred Hendersay Henderson U.S George C. Shall Onerat Army Mint Chesterty Woiam PD Diam Fo Iasses Honary Capi Nava Academy Annapais Jetray Academy Nin Navy

Ohioan contractor drowns in Havana during vacation

George Kelso of Belleville Ohio, a contractor, drowned in Havana while on vacation. He had arrived last week after a trial on a charge of shooting his second wife ended with a hung jury.

Havana Cuba George Kelso Bellevir Ohio Kelso

Government Intervention Not Planned in Steel Strike

Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell reaffirmed no government plan to intervene in the threatened nationwide steel strike. He said negotiators are using free bargaining to avert a walkout, with midnight tonight a potential deadline for a new contract for 50,000 steel workers.

Washington James FP. Mitchell Mitchell John Marshall Butler R-Mdt Butler

Disaster Aid Funds Approved for City Storm Cleanup

Federal aid will supplement Elyria efforts to remove 150 destroyed trees repair about 500 damaged ones and fix sidewalks with extra labor costs. Regional office will determine exact areas and amounts. no payments to individuals. Mayor Kews absent during conference says funds depend on city finances and need.

Lausche Stantic City Civil Defense Office Youngstown J. Grant Kews Elyria Curtis Stewart

Steel unions and management near steelworker contract deadline

Negotiations for 630,000 steelworkers near midnight with a possible strike feared as talks fail to reach a new five year deal. Officials warn a strike could cripple a large portion of the economy amid a backdrop of rising unemployment and falling production as unions and industry push for wage hikes and benefits.

Ditec Iy Ding Unione Hex

Legislators Back Rail Crossing Study Push

The Ohio House and Senate approved a resolution by Rep. Burge calling a comprehensive study of highway railroad crossings. It cites Ohio crossing deaths and urges amendments to laws, with focus on safety investments and cost sharing between highway users and railways.

Burge House of Representatives House Representatives DeChant Frances McGovern Ray Souis Summit County Chronicle-Telegram Ohio Senate Sen Mosher Sen. Harcospansor Akron Legislative Service Commission 02Nd General Assembly

New Penn State President Named

Dr. Eric A. Walker was named the 12th president of Pennsylvania State University. He succeeds Dr. Milton Eisenhower whose resignation, effective by December 31, followed personal reasons and his brother President Eisenhower’s hospitalization. The board elevated Walker from vice president to lead the university.

University Park Pa. S Eric A. Walker Pennsylvania State University Milton Eisenhower

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