Plane vanishes with 59 aboard over Atlantic
A U S Air Transport Service plane with 59 servicemen aboard disappeared early today over the Atlantic between England and the Azores. The Air Force launched a large search using KC-97 tankers and Shackleton bombers, with aircraft from Prestwick and Orly joining the hunt. Ships were alerted and bases at Lakenheath and Land’s End tracked last radio contact, with fuel a limiting factor as hours of overdue turned to concern.
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Military Air Transport Service
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Prestwick
Scotland
Orly Field
Paris
Lakenheath
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Air
Ohio
Small Start
Lorain County Park District Favored by Plan Group
The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission, at its quarterly meeting, endorsed forming a Metropolitan Park District for all of Lorain County Ohio. The action supports a Citizens Advisory Committee recommendation chaired by Richard A. Miller.
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Lorain County
Bay Vilelage
Ohio
Saul
Danaceau
Gertrude Bauer Mahon
Cuyahoga County
William J Corrigan
Eisenhower Announces Increased Drought Aid and Subsidies
President Eisenhower outlined a drought relief package including $5 million more in relief funds for farmers in drought areas. The plan boosts the federal subsidy for feed grains from 1.00 to 1.50 per hundred pounds and asks western railroads to consider lower hay and livestock shipment rates to aid affected ranchers.
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Washington
Excenhower
Eisenhower
Weather notes for Northeastern Ohio forecast
High 56 today with fair skies and a cool evening. Wednesday shows a temperature range similar to last year. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with a numeric forecast for the region and Lake Erie winds listed.
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Fish Fry Friday Amherst St Joseph's Eehow
The notice lists a fish fry event at Amherst St Joseph's from 4 30 to 7 08 with an ending dash and miscellaneous letters likely indicating timing or location in a fragmented OCR text. The fragment provides no additional sponsors or details.
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Joseph's
Elyria Hospitals and Church Share Schaible Estate
Charles H. Schaible left an estimated 70 000 for his widow to divide between Elyria Memorial Hospital and the First Methodist Church of Elyria according to his will. The hospital and church trustees accepted the bequest and will receive the funds in cash or mixed securities as they choose.
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Charles H. Schaible
A. F. Beesing
Sehaibie
West Ridge Rd
Martha A Sehaibie
Sehaible
Beesing
Chauncey Smythe
H M. Given
First Methods’ Church
Ayers
First Methodist Church
Given
Charles Snoble
Earl P. Henderson
Yven
Smythe
British Move To Halt Rioting In Hong Kong
Hong Kong authorities rushed British army troops and tanks into Kowloon to end two days of rioting that turned against Europeans. Curfew in Kowloon from 7:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. halted transport as Lt Gen Stratton took command and residents were told to follow radio updates.
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Red China
Kowloon
Kong
Royal Air Force
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Butler Gets Cake From Young Republicans in Arlington
Washington party scene reports Democrat 1¢ National Chairman Paul M. Butler was away from headquarters when Arlington Virginia Young Republicans delivered a birthday cake. They placed the note reading Happy Birthday.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Arlington
Eisenhower denies ending draft or H-bomb tests
President Eisenhower rejected claims he planned to announce during the campaign an end to the draft and to halt H-bomb tests. He said he would address the United Nations if it would help resolve the Suez Canal crisis and reiterated willingness to travel globally for peace with justice. He noted he has not decided on continuing aid to Yugoslavia by Oct. 16 and urged voter registration for the November 6 election. He also supported publishing passenger lists from government ships and planned a general medical checkup before month’s end.
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Lorain County Population Estimated At 193 460
Lorain County’s present population is estimated at 193 460 based on residential electric meter counts plus average family size factors. The estimate, prepared for the Regional Planning Commission, falls between 190 693 and 194 664 and relies on 小 Charlotte Hatch and Senior Planner Robert Morns examining meter data and other methods.
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Lorain County
Richard McGinnis
Regional Planning Commission
Charlotte Hatch
University of New Hampshire
Robert Morns
UN Council Likely Call For Security Council Over Israeli Raid
Jordanian UN Ambassador Abdul Monem Rifai said a Friday Security Council meeting on the latest Israeli raid into Jordan is almost certain. Israel reported heavy losses to Jordan's Arab Legion in a brief clash, with 43 Jordanians killed, while Israel reported 16 Israeli dead, two missing, 12 hospitalized, and several others lightly hurt.
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Jordan
Abdul Monem Rifai
Security Council
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Israel
I Isrrael
Arab Legion
Nehemaa Brosh
Israel Army
Stratford fire claims Talbot family in early morning blaze
MIA Florence Talbot, 60, and her four children Jack 28 Robert 23 Patty 18 and Thomas 21 perished from smoke and flames in a Stratford home fire started by a gas range. Neighbors Frank and Mrs Sakowicz found the blaze at about 2 am and could not enter the house. The father died two months earlier.
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Conn
Mia
Theodore Lockwood
Florence Talbot
Jack
Robert
Thomas
Patty
Lockwood
Frank Sakowicz
Talbot's
Lorain
Ford Site Work Starts Amid Regional Conflict
Michigan firm begins tract preparation for Ford site as border clashes around Kalkilya flare. Jordanian villages hit in the 12 mm frontier zone with heavy fighting, Israeli sources report many Jordanians wounded and casualties among Arab Legion and police units. UN observers move to the border to monitor retaliation.
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Kalkilya
Natons
Jordan
Israel
Lookout’s periscope leads to police raid in Los Angeles
Police arrested 21 gamblers after a lookout used an Army tank periscope during a surprise raid. The unidentified lookout was spotted at a card game in a low rent area of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Campaign Quips No. 4 Peace at Any Price
The 1846 campaign fragment notes President Fillmore’s plea to keep states united amid slavery abolition tensions and mentions his defeat by Buchanan. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads offer price guides for selling items.
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Buchanan
Chronicle-Telegram
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