Eisenhower improves as doctors cite excellent night progress
Denver reports President Eisenhower had an excellent night and continued progress without complications. Doctors plan varied activities to prevent boredom as he nears later recuperation, with movie equipment installed for in-hospital recreation on the eighth floor at Fitzsimons Army Hospital.
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Steel Firm Buys 12 Acre Site In Cleveland Suburb
The Standard Steel Co of Cleveland announced the purchase of a 12 acre site on Woodford Ave adjacent to the Colson Corp building. The company plans industrial development and future expansion but withheld details.
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Greek King Delays Naming Of Premier
Athens faces a political pause as King Paul postpones selecting a new prime minister after the death of Field Marshal Papagos and amid Cyprus tensions. Papagos died of tuberculosis, leaving Greece without a government leader while NATO, Britain, and regional issues strain relations.
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Cyprus
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Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Prie
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio With Showers
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures with rain today and tonight. High near 70s, low in mid 60s. Thursday brings mostly cloudy skies and warm temps with showers. Lake Erie winds southeast to south 10 to 15 mph, increasing.
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Boy Fatally Hurt in Cleveland Traffic Toll Rises
John Montgomery aged 7 of Cleveland died at Charity hospital Tuesday night from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Central Avenue. His death marked the 62nd traffic fatality in Cleveland this year.
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John Montgomery
Charity Hospital
Central Avenue
Where To Turn Civic League Is Planned Ely Village
Ely Village residents plan a civic league with a nominations committee and policy named. Lorain Mayor cites city accomplishments after a Democratic rally. Won Lake council rejects three plats, says lots too small.
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Civic League
Lorain
Won Lake
Franco's Health Reported Good After North Coast Tour
Madrid report states Generalissimo Francisco Franco is in good health after a tour of northern Spain despite a slight prostate condition. The Times of London had claimed his health caused anxiety, prompting the brief official update.
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Avon Mother Saves Children With School Bus Horn
Mrs. Edward Hejnal, an Avon school bus driver, pressed the horn button as a delivery truck backed toward three children getting off the bus. The horn blast halted the truck, preventing possible injury or death. A grateful Ruble and Gusky family letter to the Board of Education praised competent drivers like her. The driver said it was just part of the day’s work.
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Seek Delay In Algeria Debate at United Nations
United Nations diplomats sought to sidetrack Algeria debate and bring France back, with three options from placing Algeria on top of the Political Committee agenda to deferring debate until December or asking the International Court of Justice to rule on the Assembly’s right to discuss the issue. France objects, saying Algeria is part of metropolitan France. The committee also faces President Eisenhower’s peace plan and disarmament on its agenda.
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Gun battle erupts at strikebound foundry in New Castle
A violent shootout broke out at the Perfect Circle Corp foundry amid a CIO UAW strike. Police reported many shot, one killed, and several wounded as state police and guards were mobilized. Pickets and nonstrikers reportedly exchanged fire while labor leaders urged laborers to stay off work.
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Istrike
French Troops Endure Siege at Aknoul Desert Outpost
French Spahis defend the Aknoul outpost in northern Morocco as rebels from Atlas foothills attack the frontline line toward Taza. A UPI correspondent describes a tense standoff amid rain, dust, and snipers, drawing parallels to Indochina where small bands pin down modern troops.
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Morocco
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United Press
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Travel Misconception Sparks Long Ohio Turnpike Run
Rudy Mac and his wife from Lorain set out from Chagin Falls to return home. A Sunday detour on the Ohio Turnpike led them through Twinsburgh and Norwalk, with a 6 hour trip due to a long car line and misread bottlenecks. They finally reached Fremont after waiting nearly two hours in the night lane.
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Lorain
Ohio
Mac
Fremont
Land Cases Settled in Rt 234 Easement Suits
State highway department easement acquisitions for Rt 234 between Re. St and South Broadway were settled after property owners did not appeal offers. Payments totaling 52 313 were deposited for possession, and 1 190 for the Kurtz easement, with Peter Pysarchuk’s case set for trial in October. Nearby North Africa reports describe French counteroffensives against tribal rebels and the fall of rebel outposts at Boured and Tizi Quzli, as forces push toward Aknoul.
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Pike Chairman Rejects Protest Against Turnpike Patrol Wording
Columbus Ohio Turnpike Commission Chairman James W Shacknessy rejected State Senator Latta protest against labeling highway patrol cars on the turnpike as Ohio Turnpike Patrol Latta argued the term implies a separate police force beholden to the turnpike commission Shacknessy dismissed the protest with a brief statement indicating no change will be made
First Bedsprings Invented by James E Liddy
Fragmentary note credits Watertown X.Y. blacksmith James E Liddy with inventing bedsprings in 183. The garbled text mentions approval or an event in 353 Ay and 7h an 8 Samph, with unclear context.
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