Eisenhower wary on Berlin war risk but warns nukes possible
President Eisenhower said the Russians are unlikely to start a Berlin war but if crisis worsens and ground forces fail, the United States would consider nuclear weapons as a last resort. He stressed sober study and a firm stance to protect Allied rights in Berlin and dismissed Khrushchev’s free city proposal. He added that nuclear warfare cannot free or win in Europe.
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KhrushchevBerlin Talks Clashing With Western Plans
Khrushchev signals readiness to return to Moscow with draft East German peace terms while warning of possible war only from Communist side. Eisenhower to reassure nation and reject token Allied forces in West Berlin as Western unity holds on Berlin crisis. Elyria Pioneer basketball faces East Tech in key postseason showdown.
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Ike Dares Critics To Ask Tax Hikes
President Eisenhower challenged critics of defense policy to demand higher taxes if they want a larger armed force. In a brisk news conference he dismissed calls for instant expansion as hysterical and warned he would not rush troops to Europe. General Maxwell Taylor testified on reservations about the defense budget as Lyndon Johnson led Senate readiness hearings.
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Moonshine Found Near Central Arkansas Town
Revenue agents found a still and two gallons of moonshine whiskey in a tree top near Central Arkansas. Agent Frank Bass said he was eager to learn who operated it and where they stored the liquor.
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Roomer Admits He Killed Man
Alfred Ferrell 53 confessed to the bludgeon death of Walter Witkowski 67 found in a Cleveland area rooming house. Ferrell said an argument over pension money led to the fatal attack after inviting Witkowski for a drink and then striking him with a pipe. Ferrell previously was convicted of his mother's murder and later acquitted in 1944.
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Provisional Heavy Snow Warning for Ohio Areas
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio face a provisional heavy snow warning as snow begins this afternoon and continues tonight with more than four inches possible. Temperatures range 24 to 38 with ongoing cold and wind later Thursday, including a few snow flurries and a return to colder conditions through the weekend.
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Elyrian Named Ohio Princess For Cherry Blossom Festival
Patti Madden an 18 year old Elyria native is named Ohio Princess for the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D C The Stephens Junior College freshman wrote letters to supporters and will join state society events from April 7 through April 10 including a dance luncheon and fashion show
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Nasser Attacks Iraqi Premier Amid Arab Unity Crisis
Damascus reports Nasser accuses Abdul Karim Kassem of siding with international Communism to disrupt Arab unity. Riots and counter demonstrations flare as Iraqi regime tensions rise and Damascus imposes measures. Cairo dispatches note UAR–Iraq strain deepening toward breaking point.
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OSU Faculty Votes Against Rose Bowl Pact
Ohio State University faculty council voted 80 members strong to instruct the Big Ten representative to oppose Rose Bowl participation on New Year’s Day. The move reopens the issue for a May meeting after Big Ten negotiators had approved continued Rose Bowl talks in Madison.
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Winter Storm Threat Follows Ohio Valley Weather Warnings
A developing low pressure system from Kentucky brings snow to southern Ohio and showers to northern counties. Forecasters predict four inches or more in the Lake Erie region with rain and potential thunderstorms in the southern plains and Ohio Valley. The Baldwin-Wallace College game atmosphere warns of ticket lines and possible delays.
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Debt totals and ad lines from 1967 Chronicle Telegram
The clumsy fragment notes a 1967 debt figure of 1 135 000 060 and mentions debt ratios. It also contains classifed ad pleas to place listings with phone numbers in Lorain and examples of rummage sale notices with street addresses and proper nouns from the paper.
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