Ohio Bars Cranberries From Washington Oregon
Ohio Agriculture Director Robert Terhune ordered seizure of cranberries entering the state from Washington and Oregon amid feared contamination by a cancer producing agent. The embargo followed a U S Health official's statement that northwest cranberry crops harvested for Thanksgiving were contaminated by a deadly weed killer. County health officers sought guidance from Ohio Health Director Ralph Dwork who declined comment until advised by federal health authorities.
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GPE
Robert H. Terhune
Ohio
Sie
Washington
Ard
West Coast
Terhune
U.S
Cranberry Firms Await Government Response on Contamination
The United States faces a probe into a possible cancer causing agent found on cranberries from the 1958 59 Northwest crop. Health officials warn housewives to avoid berries until a removal procedure is set while Ocean Spray and Massachusetts officials vow safety and industry action.
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Flemming
Carleton L. Pickett
Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
Ambrose E. Stevens
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc
Fiemming
Massachusetts
George A. Michael
State Food and Drug Division
The
Health Department
Washington
Oregon
Christmas Projects Get Committee OK
The Elvira Christmas Committee met to finalize plans for aiding area families this Christmas. Through its Christmas Clearing House the group coordinates welfare agencies clubs and organizations to prevent duplication and ensure every needy family receives a gift.
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Elvira
Weather and Christmas Aid Plans In Lorain
The forecast calls for sun and wind with warmer temperatures, followed by a fair warm night. Lake Erie small craft warnings exist with strong southwest winds today. Christmas Clearing House coordinated by Mrs Anthony Gugine distributes aid via agencies to prevent duplication. Major efforts include Salvation Army Christmas Fund and Christmas Clothing Center sponsored by the Lorain area organizations.
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Salvation Army
Army
White House Rails at UAW Aide's Charge on Eisenhower
The White House dismissed Emil Mazey's claim that Eisenhower used a Taft Hartley injunction as a political payoff. James Hagerty said the President acted to protect national welfare under the law, while the AFL CIO conference and other leaders urged reforms to settle strikes.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Emil Mazev
United Automobile Workers
Mazev
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
IUD
Tait- Harley
Hagerty
David J. McDonald
Mazey
Isteel Corporation
De Gaulle Announces Khrushchev France Visit March 15 1960
President De Gaulle says Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit France on March 15, 1960 and may stay through March. He credits Moscow with easing tensions in places like India Laos and Central America and notes signs of change in East West relations.
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UPI
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Nikita Khrushchev
France
Russia
India
Laos
Central America
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Mideast
Africa
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Khrushchev
Elysee Palace
Steel Output Rising Faster Than Expected
Steel production gains momentum as mills return to full capacity after the record strike. Veterans and new workers resume duties, praising efficiency while ore ships race to deliver Minnesota ore before Great Lakes ice closes.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S. Steel
Homestead
Taft-Hariley
Pation
Minnesota Ranges
Great Lakes
Pittschurch Steamship Division
Duluth
Minn
Jets Crash In Storm Kill Three Air Force Crewmembers
In a Montana blizzard three Air Force jets crashed during a night interception mission. Two aircraft burned near Lewistown and a third went down near Great Falls. Four airmen were killed and the others survived after bailout. The dead were First Lt James E Copher, First Lt Ronald D Hemdy, First Lt Charles D Daniels and First Lt Eugene A Murtha.
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Mont
Montana
Air Force
Tavoi
Canada
Lewistown
Here
Melmstrom Air Force Base
James E. Copher
Board Camp
Ark
Ronad D. " Hemdy
Frederick
Charies D. Daniels
Hayward
Wis
Eugene A. Murtha
Hudson St
New York City
Busy Day Ends With Fine After A Drunken Driving Arrest
John W. Glenister aged 45 faced a $54.16 fine in London after a day that included his father’s funeral, hospital visit to his wife, his son’s wedding reception, a pub stop, and an arrest for drunken driving.
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Fine End London
UPI
John W. Glenister
Rocket Reaches 1050 Miles Altitude in Navy Test Flight
A five stage Army test rocket named The Strongarm lifted from Wallops Island Virginia to 1050 miles altitude the highest at the station. In cooperation with NASA the Gaia measured electron densities aiding intercontinental ballistic and anti missile programs. It launched at 7 am and splashed into the Atlantic about 50 miles off the coast 20 minutes later.
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Washington
UPD
Army
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic Ocean
Water bath revives man with frozen heart in Philadelphia
Surgeons at Hahnemann Hospital used 20 gallons of warm tap water poured into the chest cavity to restart the heart of 3 year old laborer William Flanagan after three hours of nonfunction. The unconventional method followed failed standard treatments and restored consciousness, as doctors reported.
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Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Heart Clinic
William Flanagan
India Rejects Chou Enlai Proposals on Border
New Delhi signals it will reject Premier Chou Enlai's territorial claims and refuses to withdraw troops. Nehru urges unity and peace while a Congress Working Committee meeting outlines the stance. The article notes internal Communist Party splits over the Mac Mahon Line amid rising border tensions.
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UPI
Choe Enlai
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehre
People
Nehru
Chou
India
New Delhi
China
Where To Turn Many Get Work Calls RECALLS
Two thirds of National Tube steelworkers receive recall notices as operations gain momentum. Lorain residents seek welfare aid while many steelworkers file for unemployment benefits. A proposed million dollar slag separating facility in Sheffield Village is announced. Advertisement for local garage doors and wants ads conclude the page.
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Aes- Pt
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
C-T
Kenyon ‘Ct
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