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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1956

Page

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Auto Crash Kills Elyrian and Injures Niece

Elyria man Martin H. Roberts 65 died after a rear collision near Lebanon while returning from Spring City Tennessee. His niece Cordie Jackson 26, hospitalized in Dayton with a broken jaw and missing teeth. Roberts had lived in Elyria ten years and worked for Ridge Tool Co. Survived by four sons, fifteen relatives, and brothers and sisters. Body at a Davion funeral home pending services and burial in Spring City Tennessee.

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Nations Stay Out of Suez Group Despite Talks

Japan Pakistan and Ethiopia refused to join the Suez Canal users Association in London aims to press Egypt for talks on the canal crisis. Delegates pledged to remain in the London conference while backing the Dulles plan for international control, as Egypt warned against any UN backed resolution.

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Lorain Men Acquitted in Elyria Charter On Ballot

The state's highest court unanimously upheld a Dauphin County Court ruling over a 23,000 Pennsylvania timing dispute involving Westinghouse Electric Corp. and a eight week labor walkout. Lorain residents face a local election on charter approval as the basis for future government. The decision affects a Lorain reporter assault case and district appellate proceedings.

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Future City Government Basis Proposal Up For November Vote

A charter commission in Elna drafted a proposed city charter after general election members, two women and a man, began meetings to outline provisions. The group aims to present a readable instrument for voter approval, with ongoing discussions and revisions before election.

Chronicle- Telegram Elna Charter Commission Lypes Ui Emal Buvel Gunes Ac

North Ohio Cool Warm Air Outlook

North Ohio experiences a cool air mass with near freezing readings in parts of the lake region while the rest of the state enjoys sun and warm breezes. Toledo records the lowest temp while Columbus and Cimonnay show around forty degrees. highs today rise to the mid to upper sixties before tonight's near freezing downtrend.

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Officials Confused by Quiet Change in Speed Law

In Columbus officials debate a quietly enacted speed limit change. The new law sets daytime speeds at 67 mph on major highways, with 5 mph reductions in some zones. Police report confusion over a stipulation allowing 60 mph in municipalities with buildings 10 feet apart or more per quarter mile.

Tate Highway Department Stanley Piwinski Bendix-Westinghouse Cleveland St Chronicle- Telegram Columbus Ohio

Eisenhower Visits Ohio as Bender Receives Spotlight

President Eisenhower greeted Ohio Republicans in Cleveland as Senator George Bender stood out among local officials. Bender, seen as the likely beneficiary of the President's pre election swing, faces Democratic Governor Lausche in a high stakes Senate race.

Cleveland INS Eisenhower Ohio

Princess Liane Gives Birth to Daughter in Brussels

The palace announced Princess Liane wife of King Leopold has a daughter born Sunday. The child is named Princess Maria Esmeralda Adelade Gihan Anne Leopordine.

Brussels Belgium Liane Leopold Maria - Esmeralda Adelade Gihan Anne Leopardine

Westinghouse Jobless Pay Delayed By Court

Pittsburgh workers idle in last winter's three month strike against Westinghouse face delayed unemployment benefits as the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules payments must wait for the state Superior Court to rule on employee claims. The decision centers on the lockout dispute and affects how compensation is distributed during the stoppage.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Supreme Court Westinghouse

Eisenhower blasts Democrats over inflation in Cleveland speech

President Eisenhower accused the Democrats of tolerating inflation and spreading wicked nonsense about his administration in a campaign address at Public Square in Cleveland. He said inflation robbed paychecks and contrasted his record with the opposition. He announced more speeches as the campaign heads toward Minnesota, Washington and Oregon October 17 to 19.

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Ike Chipper Ike shows health as he campaigns in Cleveland

President Eisenhower greets reporters in Cleveland with a cheerful mood and apparent peak health. The scene at Hotel Cleveland drew 100 plus journalists as aides cleared space for a photo friendly crowd. GOP figures including George Bender John Bricker C William ONeill and A D Baumhart Jr mingled with Ike and Mrs Eisenhower during the stop.

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Machock Tries Again To See Eisenhower at Cleveland Trip

John Machock Elyrian city parks chief, who last week delivered firewood to President Eisenhower at Gettysburg, again failed to reach the President at the Hotel Cleveland. Secret Service blocked him twenty feet from the suite, but he sent photographs of his Gettysburg trip and planned another attempt at the hotel or Hopkins Airport.

John Machock Eisenhower Gettysburg Machock Cleveland Secret Service Cleveland Hopkins

Educator Says Dixie Not Ready For Integration

Louisville educator Dr. Omer Carmadine says youth are immeasurably less ready to accept integration than in May 1934. He cites years of loss since the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation and endorses voluntary integration in Louisville schools. President Eisenhower praised Carmichael's plan in a News and World Report interview.

Washington Utyi Omer Carmadine Louisville Supreme Court Carmichael Sterr Eisenhower In News and World

Lauche Endorsed for U S Senate by Brotherhood

The State Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen endorsed Governor Lauche in the race for the United States Senate seat held by Republican George H. Bender.

Columbus INL State Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Lausche United States Senate George H. Bender

U S Names Two Groups as Communist Fronts

The Justice Department asked a federal board to force two groups to register as communist fronts. Attorney General Herbert Browell Jr filed petitions against the Committee to End Sedition in Pittsburgh and the California Emergency Defense Committee of Los Angeles and San Francisco, alleging party direction and aims to aid the Communist Party.

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Columbus Man Dies In Gun Duel

Police probe fatal gun duel in Columbus that killed 43 year old Walter Reddy and left his father in law, John Vaughn, with a serious chest wound. Homicide detectives could not determine what started the confrontation.

Columbus Walter Reddy John Vaughn

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