Khrushchev Says He Ordered Downing of U.S. Plane
Soviet leaders announced that an American plane was shot down by a rocket on Sunday. Marshal Grechko said Khrushchev personally ordered the strike, while Gromyko warned the United States to stop its Berlin pressure and called Western claims nonsense.
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U.S
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Twisters Kill 29 and Plan for New 2 Million Office Block
Union Tower and Supply Co of Cleveland seeks tenants for a proposed five story office building on Second Street between the municipal lot and the Motor Vehicle Registrar Office. The project would add 16 000 square feet of downtown space with air conditioning and elevator service eyed by prospective tenants.
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Royal Wedding Sealed as Princess Margaret Marries Antony Armstrong Jones
Princess Margaret wed Antony Armstrong Jones in Westminster Abbey in a ceremony marked by royal firsts. The couple exchanged vows before the Archbishop of Canterbury as Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother looked on.
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Weather Update for Northeastern Ohio Closes Warm Period
Northeastern Ohio faces increasing closeness and continued warmth today with a high near 63. Showers and scattered thunderstorms occur tonight, turning cooler by morning. Temperatures Thursday range from 51 to 80 with cloudy, windy conditions and additional showers. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect today into Friday with south to southwest winds 20 to 30 knots and scattered showers.
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Rights Bill Signed by Eisenhower Marks Civil Progress
President Eisenhower signed the 1960 civil rights bill praising it as an historic step toward equality for all citizens regardless of color or background. The hard fought legislation passed amid national debate and aims to advance equal rights nationwide.
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UPS
Eisenhower
U.S. Demands Details on Khrushchev Plane Shootdown
Washington issues a note to the Soviet Foreign Office seeking more details about the American plane Khrushchev said was shot down Sunday over southern Russia.
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UPI
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Storms Ravage Oklahoma Arkansas Towns In Tornado Outbreak
A UPI report says a string of tornadoes hit Oklahoma and Arkansas during the night, killing at least 29 people and injuring more than 250. Wilburton alone reported 13 dead and up to 15 injured as the town suffered extensive damage including the destruction of a church and homes.
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UPI
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McConnell
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Keota
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Cheepteh
Coweia
Paden
Afton
Wynnewood
Wagoner
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Clarksville
Where To Turn GOP Power Tussle In May 17 Meeting
Republican leadership confronts a power struggle ahead of a May 17 meeting. Regional planning notes discuss fire station sites and priorities for Elyria council as a concrete firm expands in North Ridgeville industrial park.
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Ship Sinks In 3 Way Collision In Montreal Harbor
A 560 ton Canadian coaster capsized and sank after a broadside collision with a Swedish freighter and a moored Norwegian vessel in Montreal harbor. All 27 aboard were rescued as authorities investigate possible steering gear trouble and a strong current driving the Polaris out of control.
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Senate approves 251 million area redevelopment bill
The Senate passed a 251 million dollar redevelopment measure and sent it to President Eisenhower who indicated he would veto the bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eisenhower
Fishermen Report Color Coded Nets Boost Catches
Latvian fishermen report catching twice as many with green dyed nets as blue. Advertise in the Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds to boost profits this year. Dial FA 3 3321 Elyria or CE 3 6173 Lorain to get action. Use C T Wants The Marketplace where progressive families Buy and Sell.
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