Israelis Strike Egyptian Position in Gaza Retaliation
Israeli troops crossed into Egyptian-held Gaza striking an outpost near Kissufim in retaliation for an Egyptian land mine ambush that killed three Israeli officers and wounded two. Egypt reported heavy Israeli casualties denied by Israel, while U.N. observers investigated and Egyptian forces withdrew to nearby outposts.
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Israel
Israel Army
Gaza Strip
Maj
Dan Gov
Middle East
London
Holy Land
Gaza
Lower
Maditerranean
U.N
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Kissufim
Cairo
Abas Sidky
United Nations
Egypt
Weather in Northeastern Ohio and shore warnings
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs around 72 to 76. Tonight a few scattered thunder showers then cooler on Thursday with a high near 60. Lake Erie small craft alerts in effect with southwest to west winds 20 to 25 mph shifting to northeast 20 to 30 mph. Dinner notice and ad items follow.
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Ohio
Moomise
Lake Erie
Vaccine Release Delay To Last Several Days
The Salk vaccine distribution program fell behind schedule as the U S Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele announced delays in releasing additional vaccine for several days. A Public Health Service spokesman said the delay stems from inspectors rechecking Wyeth Laboratories supplies at Maurietta Pennsylvania and lacking sufficient data to clear or reject them.
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Washington
U.S
Leonard ‘A. Scheele
Public Health Service
Wyeth Laboratories
Maurietta
Wyeth
Pittman-Moore Co. Laboratories
Zionville
Ind
Parke-Davis
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Nabakowski Amherst Leader Dies at 68 in Lorain Hospital
Nabakowski 68 president of A Nabakowski Co Amherst dies at St Joseph Hospital Lorain after a cere winner of Amherst Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year award. Born in Danzig he came to the U S as a child and lived in Lorain County most of life. He held many civic roles including Rotary Club Kiwanis Boy Scout Council and Masonic and Shrine memberships. Surviving wife Edna two sons Milton and James of Amherst a daughter in law and several grandchildren. Funeral services planned at Amherst churches with burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain.
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A. Nabakowski Co
Amherst
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Nabakowski
Evie Ave
Sheffield Lake
Amherst Chamber of Commerce
Danzig
Danzy
Germany
United States
Lorain County
Amherst Rotary Club
Sheffield Lake Kiwanis Club
National Boy Scout Council
Walter
Emmerlich
Harald E. Kettner
Avon Lake Lutheran Church
Arthur Dey
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Compromise Draft Aims Civil Rights and Army Reserve
A south er Democrat Republican compromise on civil rights was offered in the House to save Eisenhower's military reserve program. Chairman Carl Vinson of the Armed Services Committee proposed a two fold plan to block Powell's segregation proposal and remove Defense Department authorization to assign reserves to National Guard units.
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Washington
INS
House
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Adam Powell
Defense Department
Elyria Bank Debits Reach New High in April
Lorain County business activity remains strong with Elyria showing a 17.8 percent April gain to 35.408 million and a first quarter total of 104.773 million, an all time high. Lorain debits total 28.866 million in April, up 16.8 percent, with first quarter 84.072 million. Elyria ranks sixth among 22 centers. Lorain tied for sixth in April. The figures reflect rising check payments and strong local demand.
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Lorain County
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Report
Elyria
Lorain
Few Parents Withdraw Consent For 2nd Shots
Lorain County reports show extremely minimal parent withdrawals from second Salk vaccine inoculations for children. County health officials say the scattered cases are few and unverified, with two withdrawals noted in Lorain’s health department as possible aftercare from the first rounds.
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Lorain County
Marion G Fisher
Elyma
Fisher
Nell Day
Lorainty Health Department
Mabel F. Filis
Betty Albrecht
Kathryne Hull
Flynn
Talbott Backs U S Lead In Air Power
Washington U S Air Secretary Harold Talbott told lawmakers the United States is not in danger of losing its supremacy to Russia. He warned the sole threat is if the nation sits still as Congress probes Soviet air strength with Gen Nathan Twining testifying on Pentagon reports. Talbott and Twining planned to testify again before an Atomic Energy panel in a closed session next Tuesday.
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Washington
INS
Harold E. Talbott
United States
Russia
Talbott
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Pentagon
Hhe
U. S
Twining
Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Polio Cases Rise in Week End May 14
The Public Health Service reported 189 new polio cases in the week ended May 14, a 27 percent rise from 149 the prior week and 25 percent above the same week last year. Year-to-date polio totals reached 1,786, with 722 cases in the new disease year starting April 1.
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Washington
US Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Javon Lake
Duke Kappa Sigma selects dream girl Miss Etta Apple
In Durham North Carolina the Kappa Sigma fraternity at Duke University named Miss Etta Apple of Winston Salem as its dream girl. An extra special geraniums offer lists 50 cents each or five dollars a dozen from Resear Florist.
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Durham, N.C
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Duke University
Etta Apple
Winston- Salem, N.C
Ady
Robinson declines seek for Elyria GOP chair post
Warren and Ronson indicate Robinson will not run for chairman of the Elyria Republican Central Committee. Acting chair since Harry Patterson's resignation, Robinson plans a meeting early next week to choose a new permanent leader with Atty. Richard Stith among the prominent candidates.
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Warren &. Ronson
Richard Stith
Commerce Budget Cut $244 Million From Funds
The House Appropriations Committee slashed nearly 18 percent from the Commerce Department budget for the new fiscal year, eliminating $10,000 secretary weeks had earmarked for lunches and entertainment for visiting dignitaries. Major cuts hit highway funds, interamerican highway, airline and steamship subsidies, and shipbuilding funds, with adjustments aimed at preserving safety and meeting airport needs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
Sinclair Weeks
Congress
Eisenhower
Bureau of Public Roads
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Serbon
U.S Tart Commission
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Appeal Filed On Sheppard Trial Ruling
Attorneys for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard filed an appeal of a Common Pleas Court ruling denying a new trial on grounds of new evidence. The 147 page bul of exceptions contends Professor Paul L. Kirk’s theories qualify. The case accompanies a pending Court of Appeals challenge alleging judicial errors from the nine week trial that found Sheppard guilty of second degree murder.
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Cleveland, C
Samuel H. Sheppard
Comgion Pleas Court
William J. Corrigan
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Paul L. Kirk
University of California
Court of Appeals
Marilyn
Ray Wilape
Ohio
Columbus
Tugboat Sinks Off Chiba After Colliding With Freighter
A Japanese tug boat sank following a collision with the 6190 ton freighter Golden State off Chiba port. Two tug crewmen were feared lost as the coast guard identified the British registry freighter involved in the incident.
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Tokyo
Golden State
Chiba
Coast Guard
Pickle Plants Pause 59 Seconds in Vespucci Honor
The nation’s pickle plants will halt production for 59 seconds today to honor former pickle peddler Amerigo Vespucci and to mark the opening of National Pickle Week. FBI and Sat. only. Guaranteed tame male parakeets advertised at reduced prices at 215 Brandten. Phos 64408.
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Chicago
Amerigo Vespucci
Ipecial
FBI
Sat
Omly
Brandten
Phos
Eisenhower vetoes postal pay hike as too costly
President Eisenhower rejected a 8.48 percent postal pay increase aiming to raise wages for about 500000 workers. He argued the bill would swell the postal deficit and create inequities by carving thousands of new pay rates, urging Congress to craft a fairer plan with gradual classifications and self supporting rates. The veto follows a prior veto on a five percent raise last year. He noted the total cost would near 190 million dollars annually and stressed self sufficiency of the postal service.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Senate
Hhis
Congress
House
Auto Trucker Crash Kills Five in Smithfield Area
Five members of two families died in a fiery wreck at a highway resurfacing site near Smithfield. A hog-transport truck rear-ended stationary cars, pushing one into a trailer ahead. Victims include Olive Branch Branch 5 and May Branch 3 of Smithfield and William Maxwell Copeland 1 with daughters Plassic Africa 9 and Gerdine Bennett 10 from North Carolina. It took about four hours to recover the bodies.
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Smithfield
W. C. Whitehead
Olive Branch
May Branch
Smithfeld
William Maxwell Copeland
Winfall
N.C
Plassic Africa
Gerdine Bennett
Hugh Warren
Berber neck modesty note clashes with ads in Chronicle-Telegram
Classified blurbs push quick ad sales offering furniture real estate care and appliances. A quirky aside notes Berber women may face neck exposure rules while readers are urged to call 4731 for ad-writer help. Rewar's Florist advertises a potted tomato plant at 1495 F River St. Jim Resar's Inc. stays open until 8 p.m. on East Broad Street at 39-112.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rewar
F. River St
JIM Resar’s Inc
E. Broad St
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