Adenauer says Khrushchev sabotaged Paris summit
Konrad Adenauer, age 84, said Nikita Khrushchev destroyed all hopes for a German reunification by sabotaging the Paris summit. He warned that global tension would rise, praised Eisenhower’s dignity, and noted Khrushchev’s threats to conclude a separate peace with East Germany affecting Western troop rights in Berlin.
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Cincinnati court case misleads fair trade law claim
A Cincinnati court hearing today concerns a defendant who allegedly misled Ohio fair trade law about a constitutional issue. The proceeding focuses on whether the actions violated state consumer protection rules and related constitutional questions.
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Weather Update for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Partly cloudy conditions with slight temperature changes today. High around 0 percent, low near 3055 with fair skies tonight. Sunday to Monday expect warmer temperatures and a noted range from 48 to 73 on Monday. Precipitation data for 24 hours ending yesterday shows humidity around 93 percent by early afternoon, with moonrise and moonset times listed. Lake Erie winds northwest at 10 to 18 knots with continued partly cloudy skies.
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Avon Lake Officials Delayed Annexation referendum on hold
Local council delays annexation proposal amid petitions and rule suspensions. Ridgeville petition prompts debate while Avon Lake area memorial Day program planned to mark Civil War centennial across Eaton area.
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Ohio Firm Plans Huge Telescope
North American Aviation in Columbus received a 100000 contract to build a massive telescope reflector in collaboration with Tidewater Kiewitt and PEC Gen. The movable tower will surpass a single-story building in height and rotate within a 30 degree arc. The project aims to advance astronomy with a reflector under $300 million in total cost.
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Inventor Georges Claude Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Georges Claude, inventor of the neonight, who passed away on Saturday. The celebrated Parisian figure was responsible for the development of neon lighting and related technologies.
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Russians to Free 9 In Downed Plane
Huge waves generated by Chilean earthquakes swept the Pacific from Australia to Alaska, causing widespread death and destruction. The toll included 66 confirmed dead with many more injured as coastal towns in Hawaii and Honshu faced damage and mass evacuations. US forces dispatched helicopters and a C47 to deliver life rafts, food, and water ahead of further waves.
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Chile Plunged Into Emergency After Deadly Disasters
Reports from southern Chile say earthquakes and tidal waves over three days may have killed up to 1,000 people with over 1,000 injured and about 100,000 left homeless. Valdivia declared martial law to curb band activity as tolls range from 50 to hundreds dead and hundreds missing, with independent counts reaching 448 dead and 163 missing.
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Socialists Seek Massive Demonstration Over Eisenhower Visit
Socialist leaders warned of potential riots and pledged an anti Eisenhower protest if the President visits June 19. Rep Susumu Kagata cited the National People’s Council Against The Security Treaty, while police prepared with 30 000 officers to guard him amid securing tensions in Tokyo.
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U S Pushes Early Ruling On Aggression At UN
The United States seeks an early Security Council verdict on aggression charges against the Soviet Union over espionage claims. Russia accuses U S spying of threatening world peace as debates intensify among council members including Poland. The U S envoy Lodge pressed for a swift decision amid calls by Argentina Ecuador Ceylon and Tunisia to resume negotiations and ease tensions.
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Aides Map Report After Closed U Two Summit Talks
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee met behind closed doors to map its inquiry into the U two spy plane incident and related events before the summit failure. President Eisenhower was said to address the nation Thursday and respond to Democratic questions may Friday.
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Soviet to Release Nine Americans in East Germany
Soviet forces announced they will release eight men and one woman plus the C-47 aircraft captured when forced down in East Germany by Soviet jets. Col Gen Jakobowski said the prisoners and aircraft would be turned over to the US Army at the landing site in alignment with East German authorities.
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Democrats Fear Aid Bill Veto Override Fails
Democrats fear the aid bill veto will stand as Congress prepares for a 2 pm vote to override. A two thirds majority in each house is required to overturn a presidential veto.
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Dining Room Table and Chairs Sold by Classified Ad
Market Place ad notes sale of a dining room table and chairs advertised by pro eve families. Includes phone contact and price reference amid marketplace listings.
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