Wellington Father Dies After Being Struck Near Archery Range
Gene R. Hascue 34 of Wellington was killed when a northbound car driven by William E. Sites Jr struck him standing beside Pitts Rd near the Wellington Bow Hawks range. Hascue, a World War II veteran and father of two, died on arrival at Allen Hospital Oberlin. Four other cars were involved. three drivers were named and treated for minor injuries. Hascue is survived by his wife Naida and two daughters Paula Sue and Sherry Lynn.
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Sandyville
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Zetta Brown Sentenced Under Tough Ohio Law
Zetta Brown, a Lorain woman, received an indeterminate term in the Ohio Reformatory for Women at Marysville after a two day Lorain County Common Pleas Court trial. Judge Leroy Kelley ordered concurrent confinement for four counts under Ohio s stricter narcotics law with parole authority to set length. Brown previously faced counts of keeping a house of prostitution and liquor law violations.
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Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Leroy Kelley
Lora Count
Common Pleas
Ohio
Brown
Indians Sign Eddie Robinson
The Cleveland Indians announced that pitcher Art Houtteman was sold to Baltimore to make room for veteran first baseman Eddie Robinson. Robinson was signed to bolster the Indians pinch hitting corps after being released by Detroit earlier this season.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather: Cloudy With Rain Likely
Cloudy conditions bring occasional rain today with a high near 39. Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder, low around 33 to 45. Tuesday turns partly sunny and warmer with a moderate temperature rise and chances of showers late in the week.
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Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Where To Turn Court Plan Formulated
A report notes a court plan formed at a meeting of area officials to be introduced in the state legislature. The article mentions a strong America theme, with comments by a Congressman at an Armed Forces Bay dinner and coverage of a large scout expo drawing over 12 000 spectators at Obertin College fieldhouse.
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Oklahoma Floods Cause Nationwide Alarm in Oklahoma
Rampaging rivers in Oklahoma receded after weekend floods labeled the state's greatest disaster. The Arkansas River crested about one foot above flood stage in Tulsa and caused 17.8 million dollars in farm and private property damage while highways and bridges sustained about seven million dollars in losses. National Guard and trucks aided evacuations and returns to homes along affected areas.
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Bixby
Tom Brett
Pineau Warns of Suez Ban threat to world peace
United Nations report quotes French Foreign Minister Pineau warning that Egypt blocking canal traffic would be dangerous to peace. He urged UN mediation to settle the Suez dispute and reopen the canal, saying a definitive canal settlement is essential. He arrived in New York to seek a clear, negotiated solution and noted he would follow his government’s guidance if Security Council sessions rejected the French view.
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Ike To Talk Again Tomorrow Big Step In Budget Cut Drive
Washington United States budget debate advances with House subcommittee proposing a 2.5 billion cut from Eisenhower defense request of 336.2 billion. Subcommittee chair George Mandon says cuts protect fighting edge. White House notes revised 3.206 billion foreign aid request to Congress and planned Tuesday radio and TV appeals to defend aid amid economy push.
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Radford Stassen Clash Over Possible Arms Accord
Washington reports a split within the Eisenhower administration over a potential disarmament deal with Russia. Adm. Radford questions Russia’s trustworthiness and seeks foolproof terms, while Harrrad S Stassen, the disarmament adviser, says the United States and Russia are closer to first step agreements on aerial inspection and arms reductions.
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Soviet Union
Saudi Arabia Threatens to Halt Mecca Pilgrimage
CATRO IN S report that Saudi Arabia warned it may suspend the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca if Israel persists in what it calls threatening actions in the Gulf of Aqaba. The government cited security concerns and the need to protect pilgrims as the basis for the possible stoppage.
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Policy Operator Unhurt As Home Is Bombed
Police said Donald King, a numbers operator, escaped injury when his Cleveland home porch blast damaged the front door and living room. The blast was linked to Alex Birns as King claimed Birns demanded $200 weekly. King had reduced payments then stopped. Police questioned Birns Edward Keeling and Samson Powell amid past racketeering links.
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Cleveland
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Edward Keeling
Samson Powell
Joe Allen
Allen
Saudi letter warns on Mecca pilgrimage amid water violation claims
A long formal statement claims Israeli warships and planes violate Saudi waters since May 1 and warns that continued violations threaten pilgrims. The note says the safety of Mecca's pilgrims could be at risk, potentially halting the annual Hajj linked to Islam's five pillars. The Mecca pilgrimage begins and is set to climax with the Eid al-Adha feast.
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Nev
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Meca
Mollet Receives Bulganin Note in Paris
Paris sources report French Premier Guy Mollet received a 23 page message from Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin. The note was delivered to Mollet Saturday by Soviet ambassador Sergei Vinogradov and will be made public once an official translation is ready.
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Sergei Vinogradov
Beck ousted as AFL-CIO vice president for funds misuse
Washington dispatch reports Teamster leader Dave Beck was removed from his AFL-CIO vice president post by the executive council on charges of malfeasance and maladministration. Beck, who walked out of the closed hearing after four minutes, said the council had no authority to suspend him and claimed the charges relate to Senate Rackets Committee disclosures. He refused further questions, asserting his status remains intact.
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Travel tips and want ads guide readers for summer needs
Readers are urged to seek advice from experienced travelers before journeys and to use the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads for homes cars and businesses. The notice promotes quick ad responses with an example showing a 3 piece cherry bedroom suite in good condition with a contact phone number.
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