Eisenhower rules out U S war role without Congress
President Eisenhower stated there will be no direct U S involvement in Indochina unless Congress declares war. He rejected ideas of a World War III scenario and noted that only Congress can authorize a war. He also discussed potential bartering to reduce farm surpluses including butter and U S use of native troops in Indochina.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Indochina
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
John Foster Dulles
France
U. S
Chiefs of
Dulles
Russia
Eiasenhower
Bank Robbers Hit Milan Bank for Thirty-Two Thousand
Two men robbed the Erie County United Bank in Milan, taking 29 672 dollars in a pillowcase. Teller Elsie Mortensen and clerk Dorothy Firmen survived unhurt as FBI and local police questioned two suspects jailed after matching the description from the robbery. The elder robber, in his late twenties with dark hair, appeared armed. the younger, 21 or 22, was tall and blonde.
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Bright
Elsie Mortensen
Milan
Erie County United Bank
Miss Mortensen
Dorothy Finnen
MT. Vernon, O
MNS
Knox County
Ere County United Bank
Paul Cochran
Suspi
Elyria
Helen Meek
South Main
Mrs. Meck
Exie County United Bank
House OK For Excise Cuts Seen
The House moved to pass its first major tax bill of the year cutting excise levies on many items and extending rates on a few others for one year. Leaders from both parties predicted wide approval despite President Eisenhower's opposition to 912 million dollars in tax reductions. A one year limit on the extension was voted by GOP members to avert further dispute, seen as a Democratic victory by Minority Whip John McCormack.
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Eisenhower
House
John McCormack
Mass
GOP
Democratic Party
Daniel A. Reed
N. Y
Flames Destroy Frame Home On Furnace Road
In Vermilion at 1 am today a large frame Township line home owned by Reifert burned to the ground. Officials estimate about $3,000 in losses as the roof and chimney failed. Reifert woke to heat and fled with help from neighbors, his son Franklin, and Birmingham Department fire crews.
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Reifert
Eé Prince
Birmingham
Franklin
Darrow
Franklin Reifert
Akron Ends Fluoridation In City Water
Akron votes to stop adding fluoride to the municipal water supply, ending fluoridation efforts in the city. Officials cite safety and public health considerations as the decision rationale.
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Akron
Weather Wortheastern Onto Biastly Goudy Cooler Today
Partly cloudy with cooler temperatures and a low around two degrees. A mild, continued calm night with partly cloudy conditions. Thursday fore noon shows temperate conditions. sunrise 6 45 a m, sunset 6 28 p m, moonrise 9 50 a m Wednesday.
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Wortheastern
Guatemala Tries To Block Support For U S Efforts
In Caracas Guatemala launched an hour long move to derail mounting backing for U S actions against communist expansion in the Western Hemisphere. Delegates to the tenth Inter American maneuver anticipated possible delays to anti Communist action sought by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles as Guatemalan Foreign Minister Guillermo Toriello pushed a new resolution in the ongoing anti Communist debate.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Guatemala
U.S
Hi US
John Foster ‘Dulles
Guillermo Toriello
Actin
Wes Sure
Joint Red Cross Volunteers Helped War Hospitals
Joint volunteers of the Red Cross produced 16,212,800 surgical dressings for civilian and military hospitals, made or repaired 530,700 garments for the needy, and contributed 43,700 dollars in other anti poverty aid.
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Red Cross
S. Korea asks U S to build strong ROK force
South Korea proposed building its forces to stand alone if needed. You Chan Yang submitted the plan to Walter Robertson seeking to expand the ROK army to about one million, with stronger navy and air power and gradual withdrawal of U S combat units.
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Washington
South Korea
United States
U. S
Korea
You Chan Yang
Republic of Korea
Walter S. Robertson
State
Defense Department
Syngman Rhee
Yang
ROK
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
South
Korrea
Real Estate Tax Take Near 2.69 Million As March Deadline Looms
County Treasurer Carl Schoaitkens reports real estate tax collections reaching 2.694 million with only five days to go before the March 15 deadline. He expects the first half total to exceed 3 million as bills mailed to those on the list and urges anyone who did not receive a bill to contact the treasurer's office.
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Carl O. Schoaitkens
Schmitkons
Eight year old David Tipton dies in traffic accident
An eight year old, David Tipton, died from injuries after being struck by a car on Tuesday near his home in Hamilton County. The incident, noted as the county's 20th traffic fatality of the year, occurred as he ran into the road, prompting emergency response. Officer Jim Resar has moved to a new address at 552 Lodis.
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Cincinnat
David Tipton
Jim Resar
Lodis
Hamilton County
Egypt and Russia Sign Trade Pact
Egypt and the Soviet Union signed a trade pact expected to lift annual trade from 28 million dollars by about 3 percent. The agreement, on a most favored nation basis, will trade Egyptian cotton henna onions and artificial silk for Russian steel wood iron products tractors and chemicals. President Mohammed Naguib attended a large East German industrial exhibition as Hassan Baghdadi stated Egypt would broaden trade relations regardless of politics.
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Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
Mohammed Naguib
Hassan Baghdadi
Education Board Votes To Continue District Division
The Garford MecKinley and Eastern Heights districts will keep their current organization next year with two primary centers and one middle grades center. The board accepted Superintendent Gottfried’s four year projections showing stable enrollment in Eastgate, supporting no district reorganization at this time.
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Garford
MecKinley
Eastern Heights
Board of Education
Franklin J. Gottfried
East Gate
Elyria Prepares for Next Snowstorm With Plows and Coal
City council authorized Lotko to buy 400000 tons of coal for the waterworks and to speed a client. A Cleveland firm offered to cut Elyria’s coal bill by 1200 dollars while Elyria considers hiring the firm’s services for the purchase and plows.
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Lotko
Elyria
Cleveland Corporation
Leiko
Four Girls Escapees Cause Jail Damage in Delaware Ohio
Four teenage girls from the Girls Industrial School in Delaware broke from a kitchen window and wrecked part of the Madison County Jail after being picked up. They toppled a sheriff car window, flooded a lavatory, and set fire to mattresses before officers subdued them. The incident drew attention to security at Ohio juvenile facilities and involved the welfare director and sheriff. Judges noted the broader need for improved security rooms at juvenile institutions.
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Delaware, O
Dela, Race
Madison County
Price
One
Delaware
Evelyn Ethell
Henry J Robison
Welfare Department
Highway Patrol
Robison
Ishe
Ashtabula
Hamilton
Butler
Stark
Ohio
Bitten Butcher Seeks $10,000
Ben Nagel of Avon files a 10,000 personal injury suit in Common Pleas Court against Alexander Fauslau of Avon Lake after a hog bit Nagel on the right hand. Nagel alleges Fauslau was holding the hog to assist him when the animal broke loose. The incident occurred December 6, 1962.
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Iutcher
Common Pleas Court
Ben Nagel
Detroit Rd
Avon
Alexander Fauslau
Krebs
Avon Lake
Nagel
Fanslau
All Recent Graduates Basketball Meeting Planned
All recent graduates interested in playing basketball meet in Chronicle Telegram basement Thursday March 21 at 7 53 pm adv.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Speed Up Filing Of Personal Tax Returns Here
Deputy Auditor Clark Phinney, in charge for Auditor Frank Avras, says the department is handling the steady flow of personal tax returns but expects a backlog as the March 3 deadline nears. Payments are due by April 10, with taxes levied on machinery, farm equipment, boats, aircraft, and investment income.
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Clark Phinney
Frank AvsrTes
Phinney
Telegraph Wants Ads Solve Marriage, Telegram Style
An old notice urges readers to use Want Ads for marriage issues with a helper available by dialing 4751 to craft effective messages. The fragment implies a service offering ad writing to improve results.
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Tele Telegram
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