Bomb damages Peoria synagogue. no injuries reported
A homemade explosive planted in an iron pipe detonated under a Peoria temple stairwell. FBI agents joined local police to investigate with no casualties and minimal damage confined to the front of Anshai Emeth Temple. Investigators collect pipe fragments as they search for leads.
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UPI
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Anshai Emeth
R. BD. Gibbons
FBI
Springfield
Thomas Barber
Barber
Joseph Ginsberg
Bomb Plot Tied to Anti-Semitic Group
Police linked a May meeting of an underground anti Semitic group to a rumored bomb plot against an Atlanta Jewish temple. Five men attended the meeting and authorities moved to firmly establish the case as they near breakthroughs in the terror scare targeting synagogues.
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Atlanta
API
Zation
Atlanta Journal and Constitution
Pentagon and Air Force retract Pioneer gravity claim
The Defense Department and Air Force admitted a major error after announcing that the Pioneer moon rocket escaped Earth's gravity. Officials clarified the launch data showed the craft would not escape gravity and was en route to the Moon, with information about the mission delayed until a Sunday briefing.
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Air Force
Earth
Cape Canaveret
Fla
Moon
National Academy of Sciences
United Press International
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Republican Lawyers Join Lorain Police Gambling Probe
Lorain officials add two Republican lawyers to the probe as Gov. ONeill may dispatch an attorney general investigator to review gambling activity. Miraldi directs the inquiry with McCray leading from the prosecutor’s office. The panel plans to question Police Chief Pawlak and Detective Inspector Mumford and may present to the Lorain County Grand Jury next week.
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Attorney General's Office
Lorain
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Aternoon
J. William McCray
Frank Pawlak
Maurice Mumford
Grand Jury
Mirardi
McCray
Lorain County
Cleveland
Colorado
Police Department
John Ferguson
Weather update for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie winds
Northeastern Ohio today high around 74 fair and mild tonight low 56 to 62 sunny and warm Wednesday. Humidity Monday morning around 68 percent rising to 52 percent by 2 pm and 7 pm Sun up 7 37 a m sunset 6 49 p m Moonrise 9 41 a m Moonset 8 15 p m East to southeast winds 8 to 15 mph east portion then south to southwest 12 to 20 mph west portion. Partly cloudy in east with fog and drizzle today.
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Ohio
Bricker Expected to Endorse Right to Work Amendment
U S Senator John W Bricker plans a statewide telecast from Youngstown to state his support for adoption of the right to work amendment in State Issue No 2 on November 4. Ohio's two leading dailies endorse Michael DiSalle for governor and Gay C William O'Neill in 1956.
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Ohio
Youngs Jtown
Cleveland Press
Akron Beacon-Journal
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Gay. C. Wiliam O'Neill
Darling Nurses' Pet Jackie Kazmierczak Dies at Age Four
Jackie Kazmierczak, known as the nurses’ darling and a patient at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, died last night at Elyria Memorial Hospital after influenza and pneumonia. Born November 17, 1953, he suffered from osteogenesis imperfecta and never learned to walk with artificial legs. he was the son of Mr and Mrs William Kazmierczak of 426 Third St. He had spent most of his life in hospital care and was struck by influenza last week.
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Jack Wiliams
Wiliam Kazmireczak
Third St
Darling
Gates Hospital
Beffore
Jackie
Elyria “Memorial Hospital
Right To Work What It All About Rise Of Union Power
Ohio voters will decide on a right to work amendment in November. In nine articles, attorney Joseph C. Wells explains the issue, tracing union power, labor contracts, and possible economic effects. The series aims to present facts plainly to inform readers. Continued on Pg 5, Col 1.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Joseph C. Wells
Washington, D. C
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio
California
Kansas
Colorado
Washington
Idaho
Senate
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Seniors help nursery students ride cardboard box train
Two Clearview High School seniors Carmen Soldeviela and Ruth Smith assist five nursery students in a cardboard box train ride around the home economics labor atory. The caboose honors a teddy bear while other riders include Susie Moore 4 Sandy Moore 3 Debbie Mc Intyre 5 Billy Dooley and Calvin Johnson 3.
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Clearview High School
Carmen Soldeviela
Ruth Smith
Susie Moore
Sandy Moore
Debbie McIntyre
Billy Dooley
Calvin Johnson
Three Year Olds Attend High School Lab Nursery
Clearview High School hosted a nursery school within the building as senior home economics students ran a preschool class. Mrs. Ruby Rowe supervised care while older students observed meals, sewing, and play activities to complement four years of home economics study.
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Clearview High School
Ruby Rowe
View High
End of 60 day strike at General Industries in reach of ratification
Union members at Local 15 18 Mechanics Educational Society of America and General Industries must vote today to ratify a three year contract that would end the strike begun August 15. The tentative deal includes six cent per hour raises each year, limited holidays, and a revised vacation qualification. Company says workers will be recalled once ratified and schedules will be notified.
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General Industries Co
Mechanics Educational Society of America
MESA
Chemical Workers' Union
Lorain Elyria pages hint at 1958 campaign and local notices
The fragment references Elyria High freshman changes and Red G Club enrollment before the 1958 campaign start, plus rate hikes in Lorain by Chin Fuel Gas Co. It also notes Cambodian official visits Oberlin for ideas on American music and culture, with broader mentions of local courts, police, and events in Lorain and Oberlin.
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Lorain
Chin Fuel Gas Co
Oberlin
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