Iraq says revolt crushed expels 11 diplomats of UAR
Iraq claimed victory over a right wing revolt led by Mosul rebels and said 11 United Arab Republic diplomats were expelled from Baghdad. Mosul Radio. backed by foreign states, was silent as reports described government forces killing rebel leader Shawal. The episode threatened a split with the UAR and highlighted a rising Communist influence in Iraq.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Baghdad Radio
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Middle East
Mosul
Abdel Kexam Kassem
Baghdad
Abdel Wahab Shawal
Radio
Shawafi
Faisal
Nuri es-Said
Shawaf
Said
Israel Radio
Aleppo
Syria
Concensus
Kassem
Lorain Worker Freed After Spreader Trap
A 21 year old Lorain county worker Robert Pincura slipped into a running salt spreader at the county garage. He was rescued after 45 minutes of frantic effort by about six colleagues and was taken to St. Joseph Hospital Lorain with serious ankle injuries.
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Robert Pincura
East List St
Lorain
John D. Pincura
Ludwig Pincura
Oberlin Rd
Pincura
Dell Cromling
County Pain
Foreman
Sheriff's Department
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph i Hospital
Mitchell
White House
Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Choudy with occasional snow and continued cold today through Wednesday. Highs 34 to 38, tonight 23 to 28. Monday temperatures 29 to 38, last year Monday 24 to 29. 24 hour precipitation ended Monday at 7 p.m. 0.56 inch. Humidity Monday 7 a.m. 93 percent, 1 p.m. 97 percent, 7 p.m. 88. Sunrise 6:48 a.m., sunset 8:28 p.m. Moonrise 7:15 a.m., moonset 7:58 p.m.
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Ohio
Defense Comes First Ike Says Military Budget Adequate
President Eisenhower told GOP leaders that defense comes first and that the new military budget is adequate to defend the nation. Sen. Saltonstall and House Leader Halleck said the overall defense program is adequate despite reservations from service chiefs. The defense budget is pegged near 41 billion dollars for 1960 with ongoing radar warning lines extending to Greenland and the Arctic.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
GOP
Saltonstall
House
Charles A. Halleck
United States
Berlin
Halleck
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
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Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Canada
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North Land
Aleutian Island
Russia
Katonchatka Peninsula
Navy
Air Force
Pacific
Midway Island
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Azores
Pentagon
West Coast
Eisen
Diplomats Plan East West Parleys on Berlin Crisis
United States Britain and France plan an East West foreign ministers conference in Geneva by mid May followed by a summit in July or August on the Berlin crisis. Western experts working with West Germany respond to Russia s March 2 note. Prime Minister Macmillan met De Gaulle in Paris and pressed for closer alignment while Khrushchev offered a token garrison in West Berlin.
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Britain
France
Geneva
Berlin
Paris
UPI
Elie Maissi
West Germany
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Bonn
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Europe
Premicer
Michel Debre
Lorain Council Approves Turn Allocations and City Wages
Elyria council approves 3 185 138 allocations and committee of the whole session. Amherst vandalism reported with damages to $5. New York Central railroad contents discussed. Final approval granted for the sale of recreation land for elementary school sites.
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Elyria Council
Amherst
New York Central Railroad
Fire in Maine Claims Four Lives in Lisbon Falls
A father Lester Simmons about 30 and his three stepdaughters Althea 14 Arlene 12 and Martha 11 perished when a fire swept their home in Lisbon Falls Maine Early today Sa rah Simmons wife of the father was seriously injured after leaping from a window of the burning house
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Lisbon Falls
Maine
UPI
Lester Simmons
Althea
Arlene
Martha
Simmons
Sarah
U S Jury Resumes Ohio Probe
A UPI special federal grand jury in Cleveland resumes its Northeastern Ohio investigation into union leaders and racketeers after a Bye week recess. Witnesses, likely businessmen, testified while union leaders are to be subpoenaed. Judge Connell blocked 13 subpoenas over Fourth Amendment issues, halting the probe into alleged payoffs and tax dealings aimed at labor peace.
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Cleveland
UPI
Northeastern
Ohio
Justice Department
Malcolm Anderson
James C. Connell
Connell
Elyria Council Backs Crossing Safety Resolution Urges Legislature Action
Elyria City Council backed a Metcalf-Malone Bill approach to reduce railroad crossing hazards. The measure urges sharing responsibility for auto rail accidents and prioritizing crossings by hazard, noting about 600 unguarded crossings in the state and sending copies to legislators. Only one dissenting vote was cast.
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Elyria
Kay Lysaght
Metcalf-Malone
House of Representatives
Charles Neeson
Dfourth Ward
Dale Kellogg
Lysaght
Ely Junior Women’s Organization
Two NYC Locomotives Sideswipe. No Injuries Reported
A collision near Abbe Road between two New York Central freight trains damaged about 40 feet of track and roadbed. No injuries were reported as three locomotives and one car derailed, with significant damage to locomotives on both trains and a fireman leaping to safety.
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New York Central
Abbe Rd. Crossing
Cleveland
Gne
Elyria
Youngstown
Danbury
Snark Missile Flies 1500 Miles and Returns to Cape
The air force sent a second continental Snark missile guided down the Atlantic tracking range. It streaked onto a skid strip at 8:25 am, landed smoothly about four hours later, and was returned to intact status. Two manned jet fighters followed 20 minutes later. The 69-foot red missile, with two solid boosters, reportedly flew about 1,500 miles downrange and could be flown again if not damaged.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPS
Snation
Air Force
Atlantic
Moving van executive buys 17-foot giraffe at auction
Paul J Smith, a moving firm executive in Los Angeles, bought a 17-foot stuffed giraffe for 55 dollars at an auction on Monday. He quipped I really stuck my neck out after the sale.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Paul J Smith
McGee scores unlikely hole in one at local course
Savannah and Go UPI reports state Rep Norman McGee achieved an improbable hole in one at a Savannah golf course. He struck from the 12th tee, the ball bounced off a tree and rolled into the cup on the 12th green, marking a remarkable stroke in a casual round.
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Savannah
UPI
Norman McGee
Democrats In Ohio Senate face unity breach over labor bills
In Columbus the Ohio Senate Democratic caucus met after reports of discontent with leadership over labor legislation. Senator Anthony G. Calabrese threatened to resign as chair over a utility rate reform bill not reaching his committee, while others complained pivotal bills were sidelined for labor measures.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Anthony G. Calabrese
Public Utilities and Public Works Committee
Ohio
Blue Ribbon
Calabrese
Ius
Classified Ad Suggestion for Local Bottlers and Items
A Chronicle-Telegram style classified note invites readers to place ads to sell soft drink items and clothing. It mentions contact numbers in Elyria and Lorain and lists items such as boys spring coats, men's top coats, an innerspring rollaway, and rummage items including an address at 140 Beverly Ct.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Beverly Ct
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