United Fund Campaign in Elyria Tops Goal
The 1960 United Fund drive in Greater Elyria raised 340 724 dollars, reaching 1014 percent of the 335 900 goal. Final totals by division show strong support from Geographic Residential Township Schools Commercials Building Trades Industrial Corporate and Employes, with volunteers and chairmen thanked for the over over final push.
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United Fund
Greater Elyria
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Hall
Division
Findling
Campaien
Elyria
Hhyria
Eisenhower deflates Soviet Camp David spirit talk
Washington officials say President Eisenhower cooled East West tensions by dismissing Soviet ballyhoo about a Camp David spirit. The move centers on relations with the Soviet Union as diplomats assess the impact of the president's stance.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Ballyhoo
Camp David
East Berlin Flags Standoff Over West Berlin Stations
East German newspaper Neues Deutschland says the Communists will not raise flags at West Berlin railroad stations to celebrate the Bolshevik anniversary. Maj. Gen. Barksdale Hamlett warned Western Allies against any provocation as clashes flared in Oct. flag incidents. The issue follows Camp David talks and Eisenhower’s warning of careful steps toward any summit.
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Berlin
Barksdale Hamlett
West Berlin
East Germany
United States
Kremlin
Camp David
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Riles
Paris
Hisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
Plane Crash Fatal To 4
A four engined Wheelers Airlines DC-1 crashed after takeoff from Dorval Airport Montreal killing five crew members. The uncrewed plane, en route to Foxe Basin on Baffin Island with supplies for a Distant Early Warning base, dived into a field near St. Cleophas. No passengers were aboard.
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Montreal
UPD
Foxe Basin
Baffin Island
Arctic Circle
Wheelers Airlines
St. Cleophas
Dorval
Powell Valley Drug Co. burglar alarm stolen with loot
Knoxville police report that thieves stole cigarettes cigars and cash from Powell Valley Drug Co and took the home made burglar alarm during the break in.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Powell Valley Drug Co
Weather Summary for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
Cloudy and windy with mild temperatures and occasional showers. Tonight a mix of rain and snow possible, with colder conditions Friday morning. Wednesday temperatures 50 to 65, record 42 to 63 last year. Lake Erie small craft warning with winds 25 to 35 mph today easing later.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Prisoners Protest Hanging In Britain
London reports describe crowds of prisoners at Wandsworth shouting murder as Podola, a 22 year old linked to the Hitler Youth, was hanged for a murder he said he could not recall. Police detail Inspector Raymond Purdy witnessed the event.
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London
UPD
Guenther Fritz
Podola
Wandsworth
Hitler Youth Movement
Gellows
Scotland Yard
Raymond Purdy
Pooja
Purdy
England
Ronald Mattwood
Raymond Summer
Agnes Whitfield
George Phillips
Army Captain Resigns After Tic Tac Dough Win
Army Captain Michael O Rourke quit the service yesterday after denying he received any help on the television game Tic Tac Dough. The UPI telephoto note reports his resignation follows the televised win worth 106 500 dollars.
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Army
Michael O’rourke
UPI
Protests Escalate as Panama Resists U S Demand
Panama rejects the U S protest against anti American demonstrations and counters with its own protest. Panamanian authorities report violence against symbols of U S presence in Panama City and Canal Zone tensions rise as guards and police confront mobs. A separate note covers the execution of Guenther Podola in London and prison disturbances at Wandsworth.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
CPD
Panama
U.S
Miguel J. Moreno Jr
Julian F. Harrington
Panamania
Chase Manhattan Bank
Power and Ight Company
Natonal
Home Office
Bassy
Ling
Bremen
Cow Thieves Stuffed Cow In Fiat 600 Then Fled
Two rustlers in Bari territory loaded a stolen cow into a Fiat 600 with horns protruding. Police chased them and they abandoned the car and cow, fleeing on foot as officers recovered the animal after about 15 minutes.
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UPI Telephoto
BARI
Kialy
OPI
Motto contest winner disrupts Los Angeles
The Let's Have Better Mottos Assn announced its winning motto for the month. The phrase is I like work, but it sure breaks up the day. The spoof campaign highlights lighthearted views on daily routines in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Laborite Honored Nobel Peace Prize Awarded To Briton
Oslo reports British Labor MP Philip Noel-Baker won the Nobel Peace Prize for a lifetime of disarmament work. He helped found the League of Nations and the United Nations, led Britain in early UN sessions, and published The Arms Race proposing gradual elimination of nuclear, conventional, chemical and biological weapons.
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Oslo
Norway
UPD
Philip Noel-Baker
Labor Party
U.N. Gener
Noel Baxer
Britain
Labor ‘Party
Hunger Strike Staged By 17 In Akron Jail
Seventeen prisoners at Summit County jail staged a hunger strike as guards maintained heavy surveillance. Sheriff Russell M. Bird cited reports of a planned jail break and said 322 men were initially involved before others quit. A tight security circle of armed guards was posted to prevent trouble.
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Asron
UPI
Summit County
Sherif Russell M. Bird
Bird
Tght
An eHort
Rabid Skunk Report Warns Hunters in Region
Health commissioner alerts hunters after a rabid skunk is found, signaling danger during the hunting season. Separate note reports Lorain County corn crop losses projected at 35,000 dollars due to rain and disease. Oberlin Arts College faculty reject controversial 3-3 curriculum plan.
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Lorain County
Arts College
Oberlin
Arabs Demand Ban On Sahara Atomic Tests
Arab nations urged broad support for a U N resolution to ban France's planned Sahara tests. Moroccan official Ahmed Taibi Benhima warned that strontium fallout could threaten 200 000 people across Africa and harm oases and watersheds vital to living. France indicated it would proceed with the tests next spring unless major powers renounce nuclear arms.
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United Nations
Sahara Desert
Ini
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Foreign Ministry
U.N
Jules “Och
General Assembly
Poliical
Russia
Revlon Ad Chief Tells of Quiz Show Control
Washington dispatch reports former Revlon advertising chief George J. Abrams testified before a House subcommittee that officials knew quiz show producers controlled contestants. Abrams named Martin Revson as aware, contradicting Revson’s denial the producer could influence outcomes.
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Washington
UPI
Revlon Company
House
George J. Abrams
Abrams
Martin Revson
Revlon, Inc
Warner-Lembert Pharmaceutical Corp
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Revsen
Revson
Harris
Steve Carlin
Meri Koplin
John B. Bennett
Mich
Mother seeks American adopters for unborn child
Mrs Sheila Winkley 27 says she cannot cope with babies and hopes a childless American couple will adopt her next child born in February. She and her unemployed husband have already given away two, with a third in a public orphanage since seven months old. neighbors stoned their home when Janet was adopted.
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Sperley
England
UPI
Sheila Winkley
Mrs. Winkley
Winkley
Janet
Ter
Airs
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Offer Job Help
Sound advice promotes using The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads to find better jobs, rentals, hires, or sales. Visit the paper or call FA 3-3321 in Elyria or CE 3-6173 in Lorain for ad assistance and quick service.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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