Dulles Optimistic on Bermuda Talks and Weather Shifts
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said good results are expected from the Bermuda conference with President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Macmillan, arriving in Bermuda, voiced confidence the talks will strengthen Anglo American friendship. The Ohio spring arrivals and lake snow persisted with improving weather later. forecasts predict a mix of sun and cooling temperatures across cities as plans for ceremonies surrounding the Eisenhower visit proceed amid health updates and budget tax discussions.
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Japanese Court Hangs U S Soldier and Local Girl in Japan
Sendai District Court sentences Pvt. Orvis L. C. Boone 24 and Shigeko Sasaki 20 to death for murder robbery and arson in the Sept 4 killing of Kikuko Mu iiaki 5. Case marks first death penalty for an American serviceman by Japanese civil authorities. Boone may appeal.
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Striking Resemblance In Slaying Case Sparks Sister’s Fear
Elyria woman Mrs. Dorothy Gerbasi sees a striking likeness between a published artist’s image of an unidentified murder victim near Columbus and her sister Mrs. Gloria Brown of Barberton. Brown, mother of five including triplets, vanished from her father’s Barberton home last Thanksgiving with her children after separating from her husband. The victim’s age estimates range from 18 to 30, and similarities include dark brown hair brown eyes and a dental plate, though match with the sister remains unconfirmed.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Mrs. Brown
Jacob Wolf
Barberton
Brewster Links Union Cash To Knight Campaign Action
West Coast Teamsters leader Frank W. Brewster testified that the union contributed to Governor Goodwin J. Knight's 1954 campaign and then pressed for his intervention. Beck, a Seattle man, was named port commissioner for San Francisco after the talks.
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Knight
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Rackets Committee
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Hotta
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John Dye Cheasty
Cheasty
Pabor
Darbydale murder case tied to missing Ohio woman
Lorain County sheriff’s deputies investigated Mrs. Gerbasi’s hints of a link to the missing Barberton woman Gloria Brown. Officials ruled out a direct connection to a five father while noting a possible family pattern and unconfirmed reports of a child. Authorities checked Ohio schools for the Brown children as searches continued.
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Georgia
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Lorain County
Darbydale
Columbus
Gerbasi
Lt. Beck
Robert Brown
Barberton
Varying Road Views and Union Hearings Stir County Gel
The article describes commissioners debating rural road standards, promotions for Elyria FMCA staff, and fire investigators probing a blaze with Elyria’s chief. It also covers testimonies involving Teamsters leaders Beck Hoffa and former Sen Duff, plus a bribery case tied to a Washington grand jury and a rackets committee sting.
Hoist Falls 5 Stories 5 Men Die
Five men died and five others were critically injured when a construction hoist fell five stories at the Duval County Courthouse site in Jacksonville. The cable broke at shift end sending the open frame hoist into workers below. David Atmore died later at a hospital. On the scene were Dewey Woods, 45, George Leach, Glen Idol, 25, and Jack Thomasson, 24.
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David Atmore
Dewey Woods
George Leach
Glen Idol
Jack Thomasson
Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio
Cloudy windy conditions with scattered snow flurries and a cooling trend. High near 40 with gradual clearing and overnight low around 27 to 30. Fair, warmer Thursday. record shows 23:3 and precipitation 0.75 inches in the past 24 hours ending Tuesday p.m. Humidity ranged from 98 to 99 percent during the day.
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Pike Patrolman Is Cleared
Berea Ohio United Press reports Patrolman T J Davis was cleared of charges he abused David Benes of Cleveland for driving slowly on the Ohio Turnpike. Benes claimed abusive language during the arrest after being warned of traffic jam. Davis said he arrested Benes for slow driving after warnings and a traffic jam concern. Benes was fined $15.58.
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Tax cut hinted if budget is reduced in 1958
Washington reports two Democrats Rep Wilbur Mills of Arkansas and Rep Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota discussed in public a possible early income tax cut if budget-cutting measures pass in Congress. They are members of the House Ways and Means Committee. The overture follows private talks circulating among Democratic leaders.
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Crisis in Egypt easing say United Nations source
A U.S. source in New York says the Egypt crisis is easing and less alarming than Gaza reports. Hammarskjold plans talks with Nasser and Ben Gurion as UNEF stays in place to keep the peace on the frontier. Egypt shows no intent to call UNEF withdrawal from Gaza, per the information received.
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Middle East
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Gaza
Egyptian toll clash halts Lebanese ships at Suez canal
Cairo reports Egypt refused transit to two Lebanese cargo ships the Poseidon and Sirius over toll payment methods in Lebanese pounds. Five Israeli planes were said to fly over the Gaza area as Egypt lodged a UN protest. Pandora bound for Massawa may face Saudi coast guns at Tiran Strait but likely sails under Costa Rican flag. UN talks with Nasser expected, canal reopening conditions include advance tolls and adherence to the Suez convention.
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Signals Ordered At 3 Crossings In Galion
The Public Utilities Commission ordered New York Central Railroad to install protective devices at three crossings in Galion Harding Way East Sherman Street and Pershing Street. The railroad had appealed the previous order calling the action arbitrary unreasonable and contrary to law.
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Love and Law in New Jersey Court Ruling
Chronicle Telegram ad column notes a New Jersey Court of Appeals ruling denying a wife higher support after separation, suggesting separation can be attractive, and promotes classified ads to connect readers with business, job, or real estate opportunities via ad writer contact.
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