Eisenhower Attacks Democrats Over School Aid Plan
President Eisenhower charged Democrats with confusion on education policy and criticized their approach to school aid. He urged expansion of school facilities as the nation’s most urgent domestic issue, speaking to an audience via Columbus Broadcasting System in Lexington. Stevenson issued a counterstatement accusing the administration of failure to craft a national education program.
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Weather Snapshot for Northeastern Ohio Today
Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and early tonight. Tonight will turn partly cloudy and cooler. Monday brings mild conditions with a temperature range of 6 to 71. Lake Erie small craft warnings remain in effect with southwest winds shifting to west to northwest.
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Machock Seeks Ike Handshake in Cleveland Visit
Elyria park superintendent John Machock chased a handshake with President Eisenhower during a Cleveland trip. He met Tim Hagerty and spoke of delivering logs from Gettysburg. Mrs. Eisenhower briefly acknowledged him with a smile as they rode the elevator, but no handshake occurred. Machock vowed to try again after filming the presidential party and hearing Eisenhower’s speech.
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Six Children Slain in North Carolina Farmstead
In Clinton North Carolina a tenant farmer identified as King allegedly killed six of his children with an axe and shotgun. Lawmen conducted a manhunt across Sampson County as the suspect reportedly fled the rural home hiding among locals. Authorities described scenes of violence found at the farm and said several victims suffered shotgun and blunt instrument injuries. The mother was at home during the killings.
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Pygmies Find Secret to Happiness in Beetles
Washington reports Reverend Dr. Martin Gusinde, a Catholic University anthropologist, recounts New Guinea pygmies who reportedly stay happy by eating roasted beetles. He notes the group lives in a miserable setting yet remains upbeat through beetle meals.
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Stevenson Asks Halt In H Tests Campaign Stop Call
Democratic presidential candidate Adlai E. Stevenson urged a moratorium on hydrogen bomb tests during a New Jersey campaign swing. He said major powers could halt tests if leadership guides the move, arguing the step is safe and would mark a path to peace amid calls for mutual inspection. He criticized the current administration for not pursuing peace and for ignoring rising East West disarmament sentiment.
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Effort To Free Kittens Fatal On Pickaway Farm
David Dowler 93 a once promising Ohio agriculture figure died on his Pickaway county farm while freeing two kittens from an irrigation line. He and his mother, on the other end of a 30 foot pipe, were struck by a high power line and knocked down. The mother recovered minutes later to learn her son was dead. Nine firefighters were injured battling a $500000 blaze in West Baltimore gutting a three story brick building. Dozens of units responded to a 3 am alarm.
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Magnetism Of President And First Lady Impresses Voters
NORMA WIGGINS reports on Ike and Mamie Eisenhower drawing strong, affectionate support from party women at a reception. The couple project health charm and old fashioned candor, with Mamie praised as serene and typical of a wife mother and grandmother.
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Elyria Charter Proposes City Manager Rule
Elyrians will vote on Article IV proposing a city manager whose powers cover all city administration and enforcement of laws. The nine member council would hire and remove the manager by majority and he must reside in the city unless the council allows otherwise. The manager would attend council meetings, advise committees, and oversee all department heads and staff, with limited voting rights. Continued on Pg. 3, Col.
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President and Mrs. Jackson Welcome Honor in Cleveland
Judge and Mrs. Perry B. Jackson of Cleveland praise the arrival of the President and his wife noting they are an inspiration. Republican women and lady leaders spoke glowingly of the honor brought to Cleveland by the presidential visit. Continued on Ps. 8 Col. 6
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Herbert To Appear At Pike Board Meeting In Berea
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Paul M. Herbert arrives in Berea to bring charges of turnpike corruption before the Ohio Turnpike Commission. He seeks access to records and a 30 minute uninterrupted presentation, while Chairman James W. Shacknessy resists disclosure and says proof must be presented if he claims it.
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Where To Turn Annexation Vote On Black River Ballot
The notice outlines an annexation vote on the November ballot concerning Black River. It references related items such as county fair 4-H awards, a committee report on fees, and local regulatory matters affecting the area.
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Tito Trip Is Sign He Says
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles analyzed Tito's dramatic Russia trip as proof of a serious rift between the Soviet Union and its satellites. He tied the Yugoslav crisis to Moscow’s control of satellite states and the Communist Party, noting Tito’s stance for independence from Moscow and the impact on U.S. aid decisions. The outcome of Yalta talks will influence Eisenhower’s aid decision this month.
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Democrats Blamed For Peron Rise
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles charged that the Truman administration helped former Argentine dictator Juan Peron rise to power. He said Democrats were to blame for Peron’s initial gain and credited the Eisenhower era with aiding his overthrow, arguing Republicans did not interfere and allowed natural forces to act.
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Ford Maglie To Hurl Opener In World Series
Whitey Ford was picked by Casey Stengel to pitch at Ebbets Field against left handers while Sal Maglie drew the Dodgers starting assignment for Wednesday's World Series opener in Brooklyn.
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Sounds the Same No 30 Toe and Tow in Classifieds
A Chronicle-Telegram classified note touts strong pulling power for Want Ads. It explains toe and tow as wordplay and urges readers to call 4751 to hire an experienced ad writer who will craft an ad to attract customers quickly.
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