Cranberries deemed safe in Ohio tests says Terhune
Agriculture Director Robert H. Terhune reported 100 cranberry samples tested in Cincinnati labs showed no traces of toxic elements. He urged caution until reports are fully verified while recalling west coast spray concerns and the need for a uniform national standard for cranberry sprays.
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UPI
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Terhune
Ohio
New England
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Washington
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Terhuse
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West Coast
Colorado
Highway Department
Eisenhower Refines Tour Speeches Ahead of Asia Visit
President Eisenhower concentrates on speeches for the European and Asian tour. A White House aide, Dr Kevin McCann, misses a New Delhi speech conference at Augusta National Golf Club. Malcolm Moos drafts the State of the Union while McCann aids trip prep. The President sends a birthday message to Indian Prime Minister Nehru praising his leadership.
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Defiance
Ohio
Malcom Moos
White House
Congress
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Senate
India
Warrn
Jawaharilal Nehru
Chronicle Telegram 1959 Lorain County edition notice
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co publishes The Chronicle Telegram dated November 23 1959. Rates include single copy and mail subscriptions with prices listed for Lorain County Elyrne Onlo tes-Cartier and adjacent regions.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Hast Ave
Sion
Elyrne
Local Stocks and Other Security Prices
Pierre R Smith notes nominal quotations from the Midwest Stock Exchange column. Fairfax listing shows figures such as 3 5000 and 24k 97 with percent values and dates. The brief report catalogs securities and market movement entries for investors.
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Pierre R. Smith & Member
Midwest Stock
Fairfax
Pierre R. Smith & Company
Midwest Stock Exchange
Elyria
SAY, & Trust
Ohio
Rockefeller Hopes Warmer Welcome in Oregon for 1960 Bid
California cooled Rockefeller seeks support in Oregon for a potential 1960 presidential bid. In California GOP leaders reaffirm Nixon as the party’s top 1960 option despite Rockefeller visits. In San Francisco Rockefeller met with county chairmen and Republican lawmakers who voiced continued Nixon backing.
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Oregon
Rockefeller
Eugene
Ore
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
San Francisco
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Haffeld
Nixon
Los Angeles County
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
Los Angeles
Dick Nixon
Bay Area
Robert H. Steele
Rocky
Escapees Return To Hospital After Cleveland State Run
Hungarian refugee Loring Laszlo, 32, and teen Frank Lucas, 13, escaped the Cleveland State Hospital twice more, with Laszlo recaptured after a guard opened a ward door. Laszlo, described as in personal crisis and homicidal, had been aided by adults during prior breaks.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland State Hospital
Loring Laszlo
West Side
Frank Lucas
Lucas
William L. Grovier
Laszla
Grover
Laszlo
Lome
Dulles Warns Soviet Economic Rise Could Challenge U S
CIA chief Allen W. Dulles warned Congress that Soviet industrial growth may threaten U S progress by 1970 If the United States does not accelerate its own growth He debunked Khrushchev era boasts and said Russia was not an industrial giant before World War II and that espionage played only a minor role in Soviet achievement He urged frank acknowledgment of sobering implications of the Soviet program and its decade of gains
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Russia
Khrushchev
United States
Holiday Prize Drawn in London Raffle
Swedish ambassador Gunnar Hagelof won a holiday prize in a London raffle held Friday. The event offered a trip to Sweden as the top award.
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London
UPD
Gunnar Hagelof
Sweden
Auto Plant Layoffs Surge Amid Steel Shortages Across Giants
DETROIT reports that Ford and Chrysler idled thousands of auto workers due to steel shortages, while GM begins recalling 9,200 employees in four plants. Ford furloughs 2,500 at Cleveland area sites and Chrysler halts the Imperial plant, affecting about 1,100 workers.
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Chrysler
General Motors
Ternstedt
Flint
Mich
Trenton
N_J
Columbui Ohio
Imperial
Union Blasts U.S. Steel Loan Offer Scarcity of Votes
United Steelworkers Local 1387 denounces a U S Steel loan offer as a publicity stunt aimed at buying votes in a government supervised election. Local 1397 at G S Steel’s Homestead mill says the timing after workers return to work under the Taft Hartley injunction is suspect. spokesman Joan McManigal says some workers applied for the advance but many see it as ulterior motive. The union accuses management of conflicts with strike attitudes.
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UPI
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G.S. Steel
Homestead
Ets
Joan McManigal
Bad
NATO Likely To Admit Spain In Time
Washington officials say Spain will join NATO eventually but not soon as opposition from some members fades and costs are shared. Eisenhower plans a Europe Asia tour and U S jet fighters fly to Spain illustrating close cooperation. Britain shifts from strong opposition to a more welcoming stance as time reduces Franco era objections.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Leertain
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Mussolini
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Beta Alliance
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Turns 63 At Augusta
Mamie Eisenhower, turning 63, celebrates at the Augusta National Golf Club as she nears the end of her White House years. Friends say she may be happier in a less restricted role, having trimmed formal entertaining and chosen to stay near her ailing mother in Denver rather than join the president on a 10 nation goodwill tour.
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UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Mamie
Washington
Ars. Eisenhower
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Denver
Colo
Augusta National Golf Club
AFL-CIO Will Not Condemn All Labor Law Backers
The AFL-CIO said it will not seek defeat of all lawmakers who voted for the labor reform bill. It will use key votes to label friends and foes and publish a boxscore for members’ guidance. It praised Sen. John Kennedy and five other Democrats for concessions in the House Senate conference. It criticized Eisenhower as a top lobbyist for restrictive union legislation and accused the Teamsters of pressuring Congress to complicate the bill.
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UPD
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Afl-Cio
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John E. Kennedy
D-Mass
House-Senate
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Walter P. Reuther
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Immunity For Driver In Fatality Blasted
Washington reports the relatives of a maid killed by the Irish ambassador's son seek to pierce diplomatic immunity and sue the youth. Attorney William S Thompson criticizes lack of contact and funeral expenses payment while ambassador Hearne and son David remain unavailable. The victim Jessie Hemtin, 34, is buried in Rural Emporia Virginia. The investigating coroner canceled a planned inquest due to immunity making the hearing pointless.
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UPI
William’ S. Thompson
John J. Hearne
David
Thompson
United Press International
Ca Hearne
Vicina
Young Hearne
A. Magruder MacDonald
Kettering Medical Center To Be Built
A multi million dollar Charles F. Kettering Memorial Medical Center will rise in Dayton in 1961. The 300 bed general hospital funded by Kettering heirs and federal funds will be run by the Columbia Union Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. The project includes a nursing school and a research building on a 2Sacre tract in suburban Kettering, with the nurses dormitory built by the Adventists.
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Charles F. Kettering
General Motors
Eugene W. Kettering
Columbia Union Conference
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Retterine
Kettering
Boss Ket
Fremont Youth Wins Award at Ohio University
Fremont Ross High School student Tim Lull won Ohio University’s 13th annual history and government citizenship awards. President John C. Baker presented the top $100 prize at a banquet with 91 testers and university staff. Kathleen Geib of Sidney High School took second, and William T. Benhan of Wilmington won third with $25.
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Tim Frank
Lull
Fremont Ross High School
Ohio University
Ohio
John C. Baker
Kathleen Geib
Sidney High School
William T. Benhan
Wilmington
Friday the 13th brings mixed luck across events
Friday November 13 1959 yields scattered incidents. A Jersey Central locomotive ran 2 miles with no engineer before Chester Gudmanson stopped it, injuring 10. Parolee Roger Touhy slated for release. Skagit attack barge disabled two boilers with no injuries. Boston typographers end strikes by arbitration. Memphis prowler O D White fined 26 dollars for 13-day jail term. Bay Meadows bettors win 101.20 on daily double. Aqueduct rejects raising lowest bet to 2.50.
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Jersey Central Bailreac
Chester Gudmanson
Roselle Park
N. J
Lion
Vancouver Island
Skagit
Boston
O. D. White
Memphis
Bay Meadows
San Francisco
New York
Aqueduct
New York Racing Association
Red-Faced Herring Rodney Miss Upsets Passers-By
Passers-by heard calls and spotted 70 feet up a tree where 19 year old Charlie Herring was hanging by a foot caught in a limb. They lowered him with a rope and he walked away uninjured saying I was after nuts.
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Rodney
UPI
Charlie Herring
Ex Official Gets Prison Term for Bribe Scandal
Thomas A. Greiner, 36, a former State Tax Department official, was sentenced in Franklin County to 110 years in prison on two bribery charges. Judge Joseph M. Harter rejected probation, calling it a potential license to steal. Greiner admitted taking $5,059 in bribes from a Sites Trucking Co. official to lower the company’s axie mile tax.
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UPD
Thomas A. Greiner
Zaviesvie
State Tax Department
Joseph M. Harter
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Greiner
The
Sites Trucking Co
Chicago
Five children die in house fire in Ware England
UPI report says five children died Friday night in a fire that struck their home in Ware England. Parents Mr and Mrs Ernst Taylor were away. father was shopping for groceries and mother was returning from work. The victims were Frank nine Gerald six Stephen five Margaret two and Graham two.
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England
UPI
Ernst Taylor
Taylor
Cathleen
Frank
Gerald
Stephen
Margeret
Graham
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