Talks Near Parley on Indo China Crisis May Shield Geneva
Washington reported Eisenhower signaled readiness to form a Southeast Asian alliance against Communist aggression without Britain if needed. London indicated staff talks in Washington on the crisis may occur soon, while Britain resists binding commitments pending Geneva outcomes. Western allies urged immediate armistice talks for Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam with separate, simultaneous accords, while keeping an end to a broader Southeast Asian pact noncommittal.
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Eisenhower
United States
Britain
London
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Switzerland
Straegy
Indochina
France
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Viet Nam
Evacuation Resumed From Dienbienphu After Fall
French light planes and helicopters resumed mercy airlift of 60 to 80 severely wounded from Dienbienphu as Ho Chi Minh signaled openness to a six point plan. Nurses like Genevieve de Galard Terraube may be among evacuees. five soldiers escaped to Laos.
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Indochina
Dienhbienphu
Ho Chi-Minh
Dienbien- Phu
Genevieve de Galard
Terraube
Vietminh
Geneva
Duenbienphu
Dienbienphu
Laos
Psychologist To Talk With Beaten Boy In Kidnap Case
In Cleveland a juvenile court child psychologist will interview four year old Kenny Broyles who suffered a broken thigh and multiple bruises after being kidnapped from his home. Police say Dr. O B Markey will seek details from the injured child as Kenny is treated at Lutheran Hospital. A passing teen found him Saturday morning beneath a West Side railroad bridge.
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Cleveland
INS
Kenny Broyles
Frank J. Story
O. B. Markey
Kenny
Lutheran Hospital
West Side
Northeastern Ohio Weather and Local Classified Ad
Partly cloudy mild today with a high near 68 and cool night expected. Thursday remains partly cloudy with similar temperatures. Temperature range Tuesday 44 to 64, no precipitation in last 24 hours. Humidity 70 percent at 8 am, 52 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 6 05 am, sunset 8 43 pm. Moonrise 10 46 pm, moonset 7 48 am Thursday. Jim Resar moved to 552 Gerantiums extra fancy $5.00 a Lodi St. New Phone 30-112. Resar Florist ad.
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Ohio
Jim Resar
Lodi St
Resar Florist
Ike Urges South To Stay Calm On School Rule
President Eisenhower urged the South to remain calm and reasonable after the Supreme Court ruled segregation in public schools unconstitutional. He said no political advice beyond urging honesty and decency, and noted Southern supporters must decide their own paths. Meanwhile Deep South states opened studies to evade the ruling, with Georgia and South Carolina pursuing private schools and subsidies, and Mississippi considering local zoning.
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South
Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme
Atlanta
Deep South
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Hugh White
Pakistan and United States sign military aid pact
Pakistan and the United States signed a military aid agreement in Karachi, bringing Pakistan into the Western aid network under the Mutual Security Act. The ceremony occurred amid riots and heightened tensions with the Soviet Union and India.
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Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Zafirullah Khan
U.S
John Emmerson
Russia
India
NATO
Europe
South Korea
Japan
Asia
Foreign Office
East
Mohammed Ali
Ali
Jawaharlal Nehru
Kashmir
United Nations
West
Brush Fire Threatens Homes in Elyria Township
About 100 acres of brush and woods burned near 5860 Ethel Ave as firefighters responded just after 2 39 yesterday. Firemen halted the flames near buildings, then let the rest burn out. Cause remains undetermined per fire department records.
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Elyria Township
Ethel Ave
Crash Claims Life of Paul H. Williams in Ohio
Paul H. Williams, 61, a father of five and former Denver resident, died Tuesday at Portsmouth General Hospital from injuries sustained May 11 in a U S 23 auto accident. He worked as an engineer at the atomic plant site in Pike County.
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Portsmouth
Ins
Paul H. Williams
Portsmouth General Hospital
U.S. 23
Denver
Colo
Pike County
175 Autos Looted in Columbus Parking Lot
A Farm Bureau parking lot attendant in Columbus reports 175 cars were looted between 1 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday, prompting police investigation into the theft.
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Columbus
Farm Bureau
Swimming Pool Breaks Ground at Elyria Country Club
Ground was broken at 12 30 p m today for a new swimming pool on Elyria Country Club grounds Route 20. The bath house filtration equipment and wading pool will accompany the facility, costing about 80000 to 83000 dollars, funded by membership subscriptions for over 400 members.
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Elyria Country Club
Route 20
Russell W. Schmittgen
Stolen $30,000 Painting From Toronto Gallery
Peter Paul Reubens famous Elevation of the Cross valued at 30000 was stolen Tuesday night from the Toronto Art Gallery. The canvas was ripped from its gilt frame and removed through a fire exit, according to gallery officials.
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Toronto
Peter Paul Reubens
Toronto Art Gallery
Train Journey Delights Lodi Pupils From Wellington to Cleveland
Two Lodi sixth grade teachers learned several pupils had never ridden a train and arranged a trip for 42 students and nine others from Wellington to Cleveland and back. John Smolko accompanied to capture words and pictures for the Chronicle Telegram. The photo story runs on Page 28.
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Lodi
Wellington
Cleveland
John Smolko
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Walter F l Heer Re elected Chairman of Franklin County Dems
Walter F l Heer was elected Tuesday night to his 25th year as chairman of the Franklin County Democratic organization. The balloting occurred at an organizational meeting of the new county central committee elected at the May 4th primaries.
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Columbus
Walter F. l Heer
Franklin County Democratic Organization
New County Central Committee
750 On Hand As C T Carriers Gain Recognition
In Elyria Ohio 33 Chronicle Telegram carriers were honored at a 22nd annual award event at Elyria High School before about 750 attendees. Winners included James Smith 12 Amherst first place and Jack Mayak leader of the association who was named most outstanding carrier. Jointly judged by Elyria and suburban panels, the ceremony highlighted report cards measuring sales, courtesy, promptness and reliability.
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Chronicle-Telegram
William Michael
Amherst
Jim Smith
Jack Mayak
Elyria
Dave Arsem
Wm. Menner
Russell Krage
Elyria Township
Elyna High School
Association of Newspaper Carriers
Carl Bielke
C-T
Bieske
Carriers’ Association
Mayak
J. Clare George
C T
George
Bielke
Grafton
C. Russell Stokley
Carriers Association
Myron Overcash
Alan Page
Edward Murphy
Jack Ambrose
David Stokley
John Caughlin
Area
Wells W. Mole Jr
Grafton Insurance
Robert L. Reese
Grafton Savings Bank
Melvin Bechemer
Larson Foundry
Donald Hawk
Elyria Victors
Lewis A. Obitts
Colson Corp
Ray A. Renz Jr
James Smith
William
Confusion Over Elyria Stop On Pike Tour
Ohio Turnpike Commission inspectors faced a chaotic visit as city and county officials scrambled for meeting points in Elyria. Officials planned to meet at multiple locations while a chartered plane surveyed the disputed stretch between the Pennsylvania and Ohio line to Twinsburg, with no fixed stop for Elyria despite the area drawing attention.
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Elyria
Lorain
Castle-on-the-Lake
J. Grant Keys
Abbe Rd
Cleveland St
Commission
Turnpike Commission
James Shacknessy
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Pennsylvania
Ohio State Line
Twinsburg
Bridge Material Bids Are Asked Across Black River
The Ohio Turnpike Commission advertises bids for steel bridge materials for a crossing over the Black River in Elyria. The project lies on two parcels still owned by the city amid ongoing court disputes. A local quip notes the potential need for sky hooks if land ownership changes derail the plan.
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Ohio Turnpike Commission
Black River
Elyria
Commission
Elyrian
Youth Rides On Car Fender Breaks Both Legs
A 15 year old, William Hunt of Avon, rode on a moving car fender and fractured both legs when the tire struck a parked car. The driver Amos Cooper Jr., 18, North Ridgeville, admitted he could not see the road and struck Venus Burgess’s parked vehicle. Cooper was fined for failure to keep his car under control.
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William Hunt
Lear Nagle
Avon
Amos Cooper Jr
Cooper
Pleasant St
North Ridgeville
Venus Burgess
Dyke Rd
William
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Justice C. C. Lord
Wilson Visits Formosa for Briefing on Coastal War
U S Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson arrived in Formosa for a 48 hour briefing on the air and naval fighting along the South China coast between Nationalist and Red Chinese forces. He will confer with Chiang Kai Shek in secret talks on Thursday as part of a Far Eastern inspection tour.
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Tanpeh
Formosa
U. S
Charles E. Wilson
South China
Wilson
Chiang Kai-Shek
Where To Turn POTTED TOMATO Plants Five Cents Each
A florist advertises potted tomato plants at five cents each, offered from 1435 East River Street. Call S154 for details.
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River St
Eisenhower Says McCarthy Hearings Must Go On
President Eisenhower pressed to continue the McCarthy Army hearings until all facts are disclosed while vowing no changes to his order barring administration officials from confidential testimony. He urged the investigation stay on rails and warned against sidetracking to unrelated issues amid calls to conclude the hearings promptly.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
McCarthy Army
Administration
White House
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Pvt
G. David Schine
Cohn
Carr
McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Eiienhower
Sherman Adams
Stevens
McCarthy Committee
Sherman Dams
Colin
America
Overweight Found to Shorten Life Says Doctors
Physicians warn excess weight increases heart strain and risk of heart failure. To curb weight, experts urge eating less. Separate from health note, Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds offer quick cash for surplus household items and toys by calling 4751 to place an ad.
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