Allies See Ike Words Leading To Settlement
The Berlin declaration pleases Western allies who see a just settlement and a firmer Western stance. East German reaction accuses Eisenhower of saber rattling while diplomats call his terms realistic and a path to real negotiations with the Soviet Union. Western capitals study the move as uniting the alliance for forthcoming talks with Moscow.
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Eisenhower Open to Summer Summit With Khrushchev
President Eisenhower signaled willingness to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at a summer summit to ease Berlin tensions and pursue an eventual European settlement with Western allies. He urged negotiations on an improved basis after rejecting a May 27 deadline, while reinforcing U S commitments and debating foreign aid cuts.
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Eisenhower backs summit with Khrushchev in bid for peace
United Press International reports Eisenhower ready to meet Khrushchev in a summit to ease the threat of war and says the U.S. will not back down. Allies in London greet the speech with relief, expecting a fair cold war settlement. In East Berlin the AD News agency claims he threatened a new world war, while Mayor Willy Brandt in West Berlin confirms faith in American friendship.
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Ike Urged To Ask 25 Percent More For Foreign Aid
Washington report says a high level advisory committee urged President Eisenhower to boost the 1960 foreign military aid request from 1.6 billion to 2.0 billion dollars. The Draper committee noted potential needs for NATO nations’ missiles and advanced weapons, with little change to the 1960-61 spending outlook. It warned that 1961 aid may require even larger sums due to world tension and the fight against Communism. The President was to submit the report and press Congress for funding despite Democratic opposition.
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Bipartisan OK Given Ike's Stand
Washington reports strong bipartisan support in Congress for President Eisenhower's firm Berlin stance. Democrats faulted his defense policy while praising his radio TV address. Senate leaders noted his openness to a possible summit with Khrushchev if constructive, but warned this should not be for propaganda purposes.
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Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio snow flurries
Northeastern Ohio experiences mostly cloudy skies with snow flurries and squalls this afternoon into tonight. Day high around 30 to 35 degrees, tonight low near 15 to 20, Wednesday partly cloudy with little temperature change. Monday temperatures ranged 25 to 38, precipitation measured around 0.00 inches. humidity and other data partially garbled.
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Maureen Gillen Dances Irish Spirit On St Patrick Day
Maureen Gillen a 15 year old Elyria freshman keeps Irish spirit alive with jig and accordion at a St Patrick’s Day card party at St Vincent De Paul Church. Born in Ireland she arrived Oct 14 1947 with her parents James and Mary Gillen now living in Elyria Ohio.
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Steel Leaders Stand Firm as 1959 Steel Talks Open
In New York May 18 the United Steelworkers and the Big Three plan new talks on a three year contract due June 30. Union demands include higher wages pensions and unemployment pay while industry leaders pledge not to yield to inflationary pressures. Economists warn a long strike could slow the economic recovery though Standard & Poor's notes only a prolonged halt would hurt the economy much.
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Roads Hazardous as Fresh Snows Hit Great Lakes Area
Hazardous driving conditions spread across extreme northern Ohio counties as blowing snow dumped up to four inches in spots. Central and southern counties saw light flurries with temperatures in the 20s as the Weather Bureau predicted an end to the snow and generally fair, cold weather tonight and Wednesday.
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Khrushchev’s clash with Nasser over Iraq split Soviet and UAR ties
The Soviet premier accused Nasser of imperial overreach in Iraq and backed Iraq in the dispute over Prime Minister Kassem. Nasser retorted that Moscow meddling is unacceptable, signaling a rift that could affect Russia’s aid package to Egypt and Syria’s earlier military and economic support.
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New Store Center To Cost 500000 In Lorain Area Plan
The Orlean Co proposes a 500000 centric shopping center west of Lorain Blvd near Walnut Street. The three building complex would house a bakery supermarket barber shops and possibly a bank with parking. Rezoning from P1 to B1 is requested, to enable construction. The planning commission and city planning board will review, with construction hoped to start within 90 days after rezoning.
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Ex Agent Describes Kremlin Leaders Private Lives
Washington reports that a defected Soviet secret service officer, Petr Sergeyeviv Deriabin, testified before the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities. He claimed Stalin, Khrushchev, and top leaders lived better than many Americans and described Stalin's son Vasili as alcoholic and corrupt. He remains unlocated in the United States for safety reasons.
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St Patrick Day Free Car Wash At UPI Muller Bros
Hollywood service station Muller Bros offers free car washes for all green themed or green colored autos today honoring St Patrick. Staff encourage motorists to stop by and take advantage of the complimentary service as a local celebration.
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