Elyria schools adopt $3.19 million general fund budget
Elyria board of education approves a general fund appropriation of 3,187,078.88 for schools, up 212,449 from last year, with 1,891,194.33 for teachers payroll and 375,161 for non teaching payroll. Remaining funds cover administration upkeep and facilities costs plus four other funds including bond retirement and the cafeteria account.
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Elyria
Board of Education
F. J. Gottfried
Massey Trust Fund
Emergency OK For SUB Unlikely
Rep. Roger Cloud predicts the Republican minority in the Legislature will likely reject supplementary unemployment benefits as an emergency measure. Democrats need 15 GOP votes in the House to pass with the emergency clause, then the Senate must also approve to clear the bill. Without the emergency clause the bill can pass by majority but not take effect until after the governor signs it.
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Columbus
UPI
Roger Cloud
Logan
House
Senate
Cloud
Hawaiians Celebrate Statehood With Bonfire and Parade
In Honolulu crowds danced and sang in the rain as the congressional approval of Hawaii becoming the 50th state was celebrated. Thousands filled Waikiki and other areas while vast numbers drove through streets and highways to join the festivities.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Waikiki
Weather Outlook With Mixed Skies And Warmer Temps
Northeastern Ohio travelers face delays as military craft drop flares near Waikiki and ships fire salutes. The region sees partly sunny periods with a high around 34 to 42 degrees, then a cold night with a low near 24 to 29. Expect clouds, light snow flurries, and a temperature swing through Saturday with a warming trend by Monday. Precipitation totals about half to one inch, showers tonight and again Tuesday.
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Waikiki
Ohio
Carl Sandburg Hospitalized for Exhaustion in North Carolina
Poet-philosopher Carl Sandburg, 81, has been ordered to bed at Flat Rock North Carolina due to exhaustion and laryngitis. The move was reported by UPI Telephoto.
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Carl Sandburg
Flat Rock
N. C
Eisenhower seeks approval for three point nine billion aid plan
President Eisenhower told Congress the United States may need to increase military assistance overseas amid Soviet threats in Europe. He urged approval of a three billion nine hundred twenty million mutual security program for the next fiscal year, citing NATO area weapon provisions and possible budget boosts for 1960.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Europe
Russia
NATO
Eisenhower Macmillan talks eyed for Camp David weekend
United Press International reports White House says Eisenhower and Macmillan will discuss Berlin and broader security issues at Camp David next weekend. Dulles may join only limitedly. In Bonn Macmillan and Adenauer meet for talks amid German concerns over disengagement proposals and central Europe balance. Moscow cites Izvestia on potential Soviet West German bargaining and fears of a weakened Berlin. Suslov heads to London as Britain faces delicate NATO negotiations.
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White House
Camp David
Dulles
Bonn
Macmillan - Adenauer
Macmillan
Germany
Khrushchev
Moscow
Izvestia
London
West Germany
Britain
Willy Brandt
Jane Hohhenedel
West Berlin
Thomas Shepshe
Margaret Lauren-Kiyde
Russia
Schieger
David
Tom Kihm
West
Eve
Sions
Jyn Larrick
Darlene Burill
Marilyn Lenhardt
Patricia Woodings
Sherwood Lingenfelter
Mary Thompson
Barbara Brekelbaum
Gary Sabo
Kenneth
Patricia Bell
David Currie
Peter Eng Jeart
Jack Strauss
Bill Minkowski
Jean McGhee
Sandra Terrell
Robert Neuman
William Rorick
West Berlin tensions and Maine storm casualties unfold
World leaders debate on forces and aid as Khrushchev stirs Berlin issues. In Maine, a fatal housing fire claims seven lives while a nor'easter disrupts Central and North Ohio, melting some snow but worsening driving conditions.
Russians Blast Western Stand On Berlin Talks
The Soviet Union warns of rejection of Berlin negotiations by Western Allies. Izvestia accuses the West of using tanks over talks, while New Times fears US plans may hinder Harold Macmillan during his Washington visit. Khrushchev’s East German trip is hailed as evidence the Soviet aim is a negotiated solution.
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Izvestia
New Times
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Macmillan
Moscow
Communnist Party
Pravdal
Nikita Khrushchev
Fire Sweeps Aged Home. One Missing as Residents Burn
A three story brick Jennings Terrace home for old persons was gutted by flames in Aurora. One patient was reported missing and seven people rushed to Copley Hospital, two in bad condition. Fire officials sought to determine the full count of those inside and the extent of injuries while Red Cross and local authorities prepared to assist.
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Easton
Maine
John Hersey
Carl Lindy
Herseys
Christine Hersey
Presque Isle
Aurora
St.upd
Jennings Terrace
Copley Hospital
Pennsylvania Red Cross
Elyria
Serere
Abie
Milan
Flames
Cccereecee
Reson Aetedecons
Te Saeer Seoreereeterer
Copley
Jared
Roy Day
al Ressler
Wiliam
Alout
Boettcher
Ezra Stiles
DiSalie
Norwich Ski Association postpones meeting due to snow
The Norwich Ski Association in Norwich Connecticut postponed its Thursday night meeting because of heavy snowfall, citing travel hazards and safety concerns for members and attendees.
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Norwich, Conn
UPI
Norwich Ski Association
Pupils Safe As Flames Hit Phillipsburg Elementary
A fire at Phillipsburg Elementary School in California Pennsylvania broke out around 9 12 a m on Orchard Street. Fire crews fought flames on the two story brick building as students from first through sixth grades evacuated in an orderly fashion with no injuries reported.
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California
UPD
Phillipsburg
Orchards Street
GOP Backs Modified Jobless Pay Proposal
Republicans rally behind a trimmed plan to extend unemployment benefits for about 300,000 claimants. The bill would extend aid only to workers filing valid claims before April 1 and contains a 43 million dollar price tag with payments ending before July 1 to avoid affecting the next fiscal year.
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GOP
Washington
UPI
No Dry Speeches Debate on Prohibition Repeal
The Oklahoma University Philosophy Club signals likely debate outcome for the April 7 prohibition repeal special election. they scheduled a debate but could not find a speaker for the dry side.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma University Philosophy Club
Cld
Meeting Strangers Through Classified Ads Sparks Debate
The Chronicle Telegram ad prompts readers to contact buyers for used items in Elyria and Lorain. The piece notes mixed reactions to meeting strangers and mentions a dial in number for listings.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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