Eisenhower Macmillan to Confer March 20 Summit
Washington UPI reports President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet March 20 in Washington for a Big Two summit on the Berlin crisis. Hagerty announced the invitation, with Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd arriving March 19 for discussions on long term strategy amid US British unity on key issues. The session follows Eisenhower’s talks with congressional leaders and top aides on swift movement in Berlin as McElroy warns of potential Soviet escalation.
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Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Sonic Boom Shocks Ohio Town As Jets Break Sound Barrier
News notes a loud sonic boom heard across northern Ohio near Elyria and Painesville shortly before 3 PM. FAA officials say supersonic jets rarely fly over land. local readers report a rare, ground-reaching blast with no visible aircraft.
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Painesville
Algerian Killings Highlight Algerian Rebel Attacks
American Homer I. Kellems, 65, of Siloam Springs Arkansas, killed in Algeria during two rebel attacks on a highway near Col du Juif west of Tlemcen. Fourteen French soldiers died in a separate ambush near Tenes. Survivors include the unidentified son of a Stoningham Connecticut industrialist and Raymond Airele, 19, of St iD. The report notes atmospheric conditions may affect sonic booms from military flights.
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Tlemcen
Morocco
Oran
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Dayton youth gang planned to shoot teachers busted
A five boy chain aged 12 to 17 dubbed Guns for Hire was broken up in Montgomery County after two months of investigation. Ring leader Jay Dee Sparks 14 admitted supplying guns for the group which planned to target elementary educators for hire. Several members had prior police records and burglary charges. No murders were reported.
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UPI
Murder Incorporated
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Sparks
Grooms
Barton Moore
Frank Jackson
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Northwestern
Ohio
George Roberts
Jay Dee Sparks
Montgomery County
Satur J
Ords
Labor Leader Honored At Elyria Testimonial Dinner
In Elyria, Harley Beese receives tribute after 18 years of service as labor leader amid a crowd of over two million attendees. The event highlights ongoing labor wage dispute discussions and city wage appropriation concerns as forecasts predict warmer days ahead with scattered snow flurries and a slight chance of rain in parts of Ohio through early next week.
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Harley Beese
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Jakes
Marine Plane Crash Kills 8 Marines at Cherry Point
A Marine Corps Flying Boxcar crashed in a violent rainstorm near a swamp by a busy highway at Cherry Point North Carolina. Eight of nine crew and passengers died. Lone survivor Ralph Mauro Jr of Hamden Connecticut listed critical and hospitalized. Weather cited as turbulent and very poor though exact cause undetermined. The aircraft was on a routine transport flight toward its home base when it went down around 1 30 a.m.
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Windstorm Damage Strikes Ford Plant in Monroe Michigan
A severe windstorm swept Monroe injuring the Ford Parts Manufacturing Plant area. Roof sections and walls were torn, windows shattered, and a storage building damaged. No injuries reported as 400 workers faced the storm while authorities assessed damage and the plant continued operations.
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Tube Plant Recalls 475 More at Lorain Works
About 475 Lorain Works employees of the National Tube Division U S Steel Corp will be recalled by early next week bringing total employment to about 9 575. The recall follows Number 3 blast furnace returning to production after a three month shutdown. All five furnaces are now in operation and will boost mill production. Number 3 furnace had operated for more than 6 44 years before shutdown and produced 2 907 715 net tons of iron in that period. National Tube has run at high capacity for months with about 3 000 recalled since last year’s recession.
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Pioneer IV signals reach distant orbit as contacts vary
Goldstone in California tracks Pioneer IV with a transmission hope of 416000 miles while radio signals from Lunik reach 350000 miles. US scientists assess battery life and orbit details as Discoverer II shows a north south path, amid unclear signals from Vandenberg launch.
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Asia
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U.S
Defense Department
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Calif
Plane Crash Fatal To 15: British jetliner in Nicaragua kills 15
A four engined Viscount operated by Taca Airline crashed after takeoff from Managua. Of 19 aboard, 15 died including four Americans. Two American stewardesses survived severe shock and were hospitalized. The flight was en route to Honduras and El Salvador. In Columbus Ohio, Gordon Larson was named high school coach of the year and Akron State coach Woody Hayes will take over at Ohio State on April 1.
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Metairie Rd
Metairie
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Lock
United Press Internationaey
Tex
Joseph Rhodes
Gastonia
N. C
Ohio State
Gene Fekete
Buckeye
Surance
Bees Ready for Spring Says UPI Report
Washington sources note bees appear restless as warmer weather nears, per the Agriculture Department's semi monthly Honey Market News. The report signals bees are gearing up for spring activity.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Cities chase industry with huge ad spend in print media
The Chronicle Telegram notes cities spend tens of millions to lure industry and promotes classified ads as a quick route to results. An example advert from the paper highlights a used Tappan gas range sale and a "Sold" tag, illustrating brisk local commerce.
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