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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1960

Page

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Elyria Shakedown Suspect Impersonates State Liquor Agent

Elyria police arrested Bruce Lemon 35 after he posed as a state liquor agent to shake down Ray’s Place owner Daniel Traicoff for a $50 fine. Lemon admitted he had no agency ties and is held for impersonation and related charges while investigations expand to other taverns.

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Kennedy sweeps West Virginia in key primary win

Senator John Kennedy defeats Hubert Humphrey 62 to 40 percent in West Virginia, boosting his campaign for the Democratic nomination. Returns show Kennedy leading nationally as Humphrey concedes, while unpledged delegates gain attention for the convention. Kennedy stresses issues over religion and calls the result a major boost.

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Eisenhower Remarks On Intelligence Open Skies and Spies

President Eisenhower addressed Moscow threats from Andrei Gromyko and outlined three points on intelligence. He defended covert gathering as essential for deterrence, stressed secrecy to counter Soviet opacity, and framed open societies as the basis for preventing surprise attacks.

North Olmsted Man Dies After Hospital Plunge

Maurice Davis a 65 year old North Olmsted man died at Elyria Memorial Hospital an hour after plunging through a hospital window following a one car crash on Rt 10 near Bagley Road. Davis a Peerless Packing Co plant superintendent is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter. The body lies at Fairview Home of Mandley Funeral Home with services scheduled Friday.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Maurice Davis Colmndia Rd Bagley Ra Mr. Davis B. G. Thomas Davis Peerless Packing Co Cleveland Dorothy Shirley Motketin Richard A Edward N. Davis Fairview Charles A. Mandley Lorain Ra

Elytia GOP elects Smith as chairman at county meeting

The Central Committee for the Elytia area elected Smith as chairman with Alexander supported for county leadership. The brief notes also mention a new device at Rs 301 railroad crossing and production plans at Bruehans Trailer Co. Avon Lake plant with presses installed to diversify output.

Republican Central Committee Elytia Area Smith Alexander Avon Lake

Eisenhower reports big gains in employment and output

President Eisenhower announced at a weekly news conference that unemployment fell sharply in the latest period, with employment rising by about 1.9 million to 60.2 million and a record annual GNP exceeding 500 billion dollars. Retail sales rose about 3 percent above March, prices stayed stable, and the cost of living index moved only slightly.

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Pair of Runaway Boys Stir Cincinnati Crime Spree

An 11 and 12 year old boys’ weekend escapade in Cincinnati led to a spree: stealing 29 automobiles, four bicycles, a purse with $2.51, breaking into an amusement park, attempting to ride horses at River Downs, setting a River Downs barn fire, stealing soft drinks in Newport Kentucky, tossing bottles from a bridge, and ransacking a cabin cruiser while seeking dry clothes. Police captured them after a rainstorm ended their run. Juvenile authorities will handle the case.

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Atomic Submariners Return Home To Royal Welcome

NEW LONDON Conn APT A crew of Triton the nuclear submarine returned home to a heroes welcome and 130 wives learned where their husbands had been the last five days The voyage around the world submerged covered 41 and a half miles of strategic travel The crew received a Presidential Citation and Captain Beach was decorated at the White House with the Legion of Merit The Triton stayed submerged except for two broachings to transfer a loader man and a return to base included a ceremonial salute

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Son On Sub Trip Here: Elyria Family News

The son of Elyria residents, Torpedoman third class Thomas James Schwarz, 21, serves on the submarine Triton crew returning from an around the world underwater cruise. His father Harold R. Schwartz is a Navy recruiter in Cleveland, and the family plans a visit to Elyria in July for the parents anniversary celebration.

Elyria Triton Torpedoman Thomas James Schwarz U. S Navy Schwartz Harold R. Schwartz Submarine Service Navy Federal Cleveland Preston Ave Regina Pamela Karen Ely School Westlake Thomas New London Conn Groton Harold Schwartz

Eisenhower Defends U S Spy Flights Amid Summit Plans

President Eisenhower dismissed Soviet charges of provocation as ridiculous while asserting U S intelligence efforts such as the downed U 2 over Russia are distasteful yet vital for defense. He spoke at a crowded news conference and reiterated plans to attend the Paris summit and visit Russia in June. He noted discrepancies in the Soviet account of the May 1 incident and questioned claims the U 2 was shot down from high altitude.

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