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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1959

Page

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New Russian Proposals On Berlin Crisis Revealed

Diplomatic sources in London report Khrushchev intends fresh Moscow proposals to settle Berlin and seek an early peace treaty with East Germany. He flies to Leipzig for a major speech while Adenauer and de Gaulle hold talks in Paris. Eisenhower weighs Moscow talks and Macmillan positions as Western leaders fear escalation and seek mediation.

Nikita Khrushchev Berlin London Khrushchev East Germany Leipzig Moscow Konrad Adenauer West Germany Paris Charles Macmillan Millan Russia France West Eisenhower Bert Adenauer de Gaulle Germany Washington Mac- Macmillan - Khrushchev Samillan Adenauer Mique Postle Gaulle Cen John Foster Dulles Europe

DiSalle proposes tax hikes to fund Ohio state budget

Gov. Michael V. DiSalle outlined a plan to raise nearly half a billion dollars through tax law changes, restoring a one cent sales tax, higher gasoline and cigarette taxes, and taxing many previously exempt items. Republicans rebutted with charges of a 21 percent spending increase as they prepared competitive district and seat reshaping moves in the Ohio Legislature.

Columbus UPI Michael V. DiSalle DiSalle Senate Stanley Mechem Nelsonville di Salle Ohio Mechem House Roger Cloud Logan Lorain County U.S

DiSalle Claims Ohio Tax Climate Stays Favorable

Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged new taxes while arguing Ohio's tax climate remains favorable for industry. He warned reserves could turn red if school payments are due, and suggested reconsidering the sales tax "used directly" exemption amid a broader districting plan affecting Medina Ottawa and Cuyahoga counties.

DiSalle Ohio

Weather and election notes from Lorain area briefed

Tuesday’s temperatures hover 35 to 43 with clouds and a mix of snow and rain later. Normal highs 42 north 49 south, with a pattern of warmer and colder days ahead and rainfall or snow Thursday and again this weekend. Medina County dairy awards listed with 1st and 2nd prizes. C William O’Neill trails in Ohio party races. Ottawa and Summit counties show shifting political totals and district changes. Lorain mayor opposes city employee pay hikes as Ford union votes under administratorship.

Medina Ottawa Erie Lorain Sandusky Huron Summit County Ottawa County Allen County Perrumandenne Machre C. William O’neill Medina County Intoberlin College Salzburg O'Neill Akron Summit Coun DiSalle

Pioneer IV To Pass Moon Late Today

The UPI report notes Pioneer IV, NASA’s satellite, is behind schedule but set for a late afternoon pass within 38 000 miles of the moon at 4 24 p m est. Launched from Cape Canaveral, the 13 4 pound craft faced course corrections delaying its trajectory toward an orbit around the sun alongside Lunik.

Washington UPI National Space and Aeronautics Administration NASA Offeis Russia Pioneerv

Racing Entries at Hialeah Include Jupiter C and Missile

MIAMI AP UPI report lists entry names Jupiter C Rocketry Cape Canaveral and Missile among the racing lineup at Hialeah Tuesday with brief pace notes and no outcomes provided. The article names the horses and venue, highlighting a crowded program.

Miami UPI Hialeah Jupiter C Rocketry Cape Canaveral Missile

Ohio SUB Unemployment Benefits Bill Moves Toward House Test

Democratic led committee in Columbus plans to send the controversial Supplemental Unemployment Benefits bill to the House after hearings. Testimony from Medina firms warned against the plan, arguing it would encourage inflation and undercut job security, amid opposition from labor groups.

Columbus Jeaders House Industry Andi Labor Committee Ohio SUB L. J. Turney H. W. Madison Co Medina C A. Olsen Co Elyria Michigan Turney Royal Service United Press International Dispatches Henry Furnace Co Hausted Co Permo Co Henry Furnace

Man tells court dog growled then disappeared

Alton England journalist reports Joseph W Payne faced a local court after claiming a dog threatened him. He testified that the dog growled at him and then disappeared, asserting he had the last word in the encounter.

Alton England UPI Joseph W. Payne Payne

Eisenhower Says U S Defenses Adequate Now

President Eisenhower warned against war scare amid East West tensions, declaring U S defenses powerful and satisfactory for the present. He rejected an airborne SAC alert and urged restraint in public discussion of attack risks while praising Pioneer IV and Dulles' cancer treatment progress. He warned against shifting billions in supplemental 1959 funds to next year to avoid fiscal political games.

Washington UPI Eisenhower United States Strategic Air Command SAC Defense Department John Foster Dulles

Eisenhower Says Allies Optimistic On Berlin Crisis

President Eisenhower said Western Allies were optimistic after Khrushchev's Berlin note and signaled U S willingness to consider solutions for German unification and a peace treaty. He warned the West to continue firm, while Macmillan urged partial pullback in Central Europe and kibitzed on possible talks. The President stressed U S rights in Berlin and rejected summits without assurances.

Washington API Eisenhower Russia Berlin United States Nikita Khrushchev Harold Macmillan London Europe Khrushchev House of Commons Eain Berlin

Steel Pact Extension Unlikely Says Paper

New York based UPI report notes Iron Age calling any extension of the steel pact as wishful. Union president McDonald rejects any productivity formula, framing talks as a fight for full gains. Crucial talks begin in May ahead of June 30 contract expiry. 43 percent of adults are high school graduates in the nation. Classified ads invite help for living arrangements and part time work.

New York UPI Iron Age United Steelworkers Union David J. McDonald Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Chronicle-Telegram O’donnel

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