Lorain Trucker Among Victims In Sheridan Crash
A head-on crash on Route 5 near Sheridan New York killed two truck drivers Bruce McIntyre 41 of Lorain Ohio and Carl Spaite 34 from Columbiana Ohio. McIntyre died instantly while Spaite died of burns after both trucks exploded. Fire departments battled the blaze for hours and coroner Theodore Morse said the victims died at impact and from burns respectively. McIntyre is survived by his widow Grace and three sons. Funeral plans set for Lakeside Memorial Park Wanakah near Buffalo.
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Road Chief Attacks O'Neill Highway Plan
Columbus reports Highway Director Everette S. Preston criticizes former Gov. O'Neill for a politically expedient Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway plan. He cites cost overruns, delays, lack of long range study, and rushed contracts, estimating freeway costs at 450 to 480 million dollars and route abandonment pressure from the Ohio Turnpike.
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Eisenhower nominates Stockdale for Ohio marshal post
UPI reports President Eisenhower selected Robert E. Stockdale, Kent State professor and former Portage County sheriff, to serve as marshal for the Northern District of Ohio, replacing the late Navier North. Stockdale, a Kent resident, has been active in Republican circles and led efforts in state public affairs.
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Car Found Linked to Frank Sprenz Stolen Vehicle
A car stolen by Frank Sprenz, the 10 most wanted bandit, was found abandoned near a Cleveland gas station. FBI Agent William Murphy said fingerprint checks would be used. a station attendant recalled a Sprenz lookalike buying gasoline at 5:30 am. No solid lead on Sprenz emerged as authorities checked districts in Youngstown and across the area.
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Macmillan Seeks Unity Over Berlin Crisis Rift
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan travels to Paris to heal a deep split among Western allies on handling the Berlin crisis and preventing war with the Soviet Union. The visit aims to align approaches before any potential confrontation and maintain allied cohesion.
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Macmillan presses for Western concessions as Berlin crisis erupts
Britain faces Soviet hard line on Berlin as Premier Khrushchev signals a take it or leave it stance. Macmillan travels from London to Paris Bonn Washington and Ottawa to seek easing of Western positions before any East West talks. East Tech meets Elyria in Berea tourney opener as state title race heats up.
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Battle Of Top Teams Set For Wednesday
Tournament pawings were made at the Greenbriar Restaurant in Cleveland for games Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at Baldwin Wallace College fieldhouse. The second game Thursday pits Cleveland St Joseph against Ironton with the championship and a late tournament trip at stake Saturday. Both undefeated.
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Weather notes and hotel fire report fragment
Northeastern Ohio reports 23 inches of snow ending this afternoon with temperatures in the mid 30s. Forecast calls for a cold night with lows around 7 to 32 and a cloudy Tuesday with little temperature change. A hotel fire is blamed on smoker carelessness with damage in a room. humidity and daily measurements are listed as the weather page notes.
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Local high school science fair honors and district Lions meet
Hundreds attend a district Lions Clubs convention praised as successful while Elyma and East Tech remain undefeated in regional basketball. Friction over oil power and Middle East politics surface in broader report. Weather notes predict light rain with mild temperatures and low wind across the week.
U.S. Plans Airborne Atomic Alert Amid Soviet Threat
Washington reports that the United States will place atomic bombers on continuous airborne alert as soon as the Soviet missile threat requires it. Gen. Thomas Power, SAC commander, says the step aims to deter aggression and keep planes ready to counter. lawmakers debate timing and cost while defense officials consider logistics and parts needs.
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Meany Proposes Housing Aid To Curb Inflation Fears
AFL CIO President George Meany urged approval of a multi billion housing program at a national conference. He warned inflation would worsen if urban renewal and housing outlays are cut, calling for 20 million new homes over the next decade to meet demand and prevent price hikes.
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Quiet Coal Strike Begins in Harlan District
In Harlan Kentucky miners fail to report for morning shifts as contracts with the United Mine Workers of America lapse. Extra state police patrol the area while union leaders pledge support and operators warn of potential long conflict. Contract deadlines loom for nearby Hazard fields as authorities monitor for violence.
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Paint thinner jag kills 24 in Monterrey truck spill
The paint thinner jag in Monterrey, Mexico, left 24 soldiers and migrant workers dead and 41 hospitalized in serious condition after victims drank denatured alcohol from a drum spilled from a passing truck.
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Americans Are Now Travelers Impacts on Foreign Travel
The note compares 1547 Americans with 465 percent more travel to foreign countries. A classified ad suggests readers rent property by listing address in the Chronicle Telegram. A brief rental item describes a 2 bedroom one floor plan at 231 E 13th St FA 2 M4.
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