Stevenson Says He Is Winning in Democratic Fund Drive
Adlai Stevenson told Democratic leaders across the nation that he is winning against Eisenhower and urged a national fund appeal. He called for a crosscountry drive October 16 to raise funds so he and running mate Estes Kefauver can reach 38 million television homes before election day.
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Maglie Faces Dodgers in Game Five Showdown
Sal The Barber Maglie, 39, renowned for crucial wins, eyes the deciding fifth game of the World Series as the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees resume after both teams tied at two games each.
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Alston
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Pilot Safe In Ohio Jet Crash
A jet airplane attached to the Air Transport Command crashed and burned today in hilly terrain 24 miles northeast of Logan near Bristol. The State Highway Patrol reported the pilot bailed out safely.
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Air Transport Command
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Bristol
State Highway Patrol
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
William E. Mayberry
Air Defense Command
Bribe Offer Discussed By Officials
Prosecutor Paul Mikus said he conferred with Oberlin City Manager Fred Weisbrod and Patrolman Maurice Owens regarding a bribe offer from a vice operator. He noted further investigation may be needed before any criminal action, and that police will handle future steps.
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Oberlin
Fred Weissbrod
Maurice Owens
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Larder
Mikus
Aliposilta
High Court To Decide Pro Football Test Case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if professional football is exempt from federal anti trust laws. Arguments will be scheduled and a written opinion issued later. The Radovich case from Los Angeles challenges the NFL and its teams over the reserve clause tying him to the Lions.
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Supreme Court
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Los Angeles
Detroit Lions
National Football League
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Lions
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Great Lakes Region
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio expect high 60s to 70s with partly cloudy, windy conditions. A Canadian mass brings cooler air tonight and Tuesday with a few rain showers and possible frost by Tuesday night. Another backflow of cool air expands across the Midwest to the Atlantic Coast, with warmer air pushed southeastward, and variable precipitation across the region through the week. Northwest storm warnings remain in effect for Lake Erie.
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Elyria Briefs Highlight Local Education and Fire News
Cooties and coquettes featured in two day statewide event. Elyria officials urge UF and UA support in religious community tensions. Republicans present civil rights progress outlook to Elyria audience. Oberlin Fire causes thousands in damage with owner estimating losses. Public notices appear in various sections.
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Ford Plant Strike Ends After Walden Hills Walkout
Operations at Ford's Walden Hills stamping plant returned to normal after a wildcat strike Thursday that idled about 3,800 workers. Negotiations began on health and safety issues with UAW officials awaiting the outcome before deciding on strike sanction. A membership meeting Sunday will hear reports from talks.
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Ohioan Claims Plane Crash Hoax Hurts Police
Edward Knoop a 42 year old salesman from Warsaw Ohio told officers he was injured in a plane crash near Route 20 at the Ohio line. Police say the crash story was a hoax but alert Civil Aeronautics Authority and Civil Air Patrol while Knoop later alleged kidnapping by teens. He was treated for cuts and lacerations and Pennsylvania authorities plan no charges.
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Polio Vaccine Tests Set for Oral Live Virus
Dr Ralph B Sabin of the University of Cincinnati announces worldwide tests next year on an oral live virus polio vaccine hope its single dose provides long lasting protection. The vaccine uses a weakened live virus unlike the injected killed virus Salk vaccine. Initial testing will involve 100 then 500 volunteers in several countries before broad public availability.
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United States
Closed Telecast Set For 3 Games At OSU
Ohio State will add at least 7,000 arena seats for closed circuit telecasts of three football games including Ohio State versus Michigan. St. John Arena will host two 15 by 20 foot screens with $2 admission to cover telecast costs, first come, first served.
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Novice G. Fawcett
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New York City
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Sleeping beauty of Ashaway dies after six year coma
Peggy McKenzie known as the sleeping beauty of Ashaway dies at her parents home after nearly six years in a coma. She fell from a bicycle at age 12 and never woke. Her death ends a long, poignant family struggle and public attention.
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Margaret
Peggy” McKenzie
Sleeping Beauty
Peggy
James Tokyo
de McKenzie
Fense Force
Eisenhower
Al-L
Hagerty
Egypt Rejects Suez Proposals and Proposes Negotiating Body
Egypt today rejected the Suez proposals from Britain and France presented to the United Nations Security Council. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi urged a negotiating body to seek a canal crisis solution, accusing Britain and France of sabotage and work stoppages by pilots. He outlined principles for a potential body, while noting Egypt may attend the London conference but would reject dictated terms.
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Suez
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
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Fawzi
Suez Canal Users Association
Russia
United Kingdom
London
Suez Canal
Ike And Truman Agree Hydrogen Bomb Tests Needed
White House said former President Truman supports Eisenhower on continuing hydrogen bomb tests. Adlai Stevenson urged prompt consideration to stop further H-bomb tests and lead curtailment. Hagerty cited Truman’s agreement as proof both ex and current presidents share responsibility on this issue amid Alaska election context.
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Adlai Stevenson
U. S
James C. Hagerty
Campaign Quips No 1 Turn the Rascals Out
This item notes a Democratic slogan used in 1872 against Grant and urges readers to sell unused articles occupying space. Readers are invited to place a Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ad by dialing 4751 to start their sales campaign.
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