Eisenhower Panel Seeks Three Day Extension on Steel Report
The three member fact finding panel asked President Eisenhower for a three day delay in delivering its report on the 12 week steel strike. C Conrad Cooper, chief industry negotiator, said no agreement will come unless the union accepts the firms wage offer and work rule changes. He criticized the union for inflaming costs and warned it would take a miracle to break the deadlock before the Friday deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
C. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
George W. Taylor
Justice Department
British Cabinet Reshuffled as Watkinson-Takes Defense Post
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan carried out a broad government reshuffle naming Harold Watkinson as defense minister. Duncan Sandys moves to aviation while Lord Hailsham gains the new science portfolio and holds the lord president role. Edward Heath becomes Labour Labour?
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Harold Watkinson
Macmillan
Lord Hansham
Lord Pryy Seal
Home Secretary
Macleod
Pary
Edward Heath
Earl of Home
Hailsham
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
The region shows mostly cloudy skies with light rain this morning and a high of 53. Temperature trends call for mid 40s to near 60s with normal highs 63 to 67 and lows mid 40s. Winds shift from east to northeast this morning to variable then southeast tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Vermilion Annexation Approved for 4300 Acres in Brownhelm
County commissioners unanimously approved a 4300 acre annexation of Brownhelm Township into Vermilion after a petition by George A. Russell with 410 signatures. The plan draws on property between Baumhart Road and the Vermilion River, surrounding Vermilion on the Lake. Brownhelm trustees object citing township valuation impact. the action now goes to Vermilion village council after a 60 day waiting period.
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Brownhelm Township
Vermilion
George A. Russell
Vermilion Rd
Brownhelm
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Baumhart Rd
Vermilion River
Lake Erie
North Ridge Rd
E Brownhelm
Paymond W. Bechtel
Robert C. Leimbach
Russell
Lorain
Leimbach
J. Norman Thompson
Vermilion and
Firelands
California Fire Forces Mass Evacuation Near Alta Canada
More than 1,000 firefighters battled a brush fire in Angeles National Forest north of LA to contain wind driven flames that destroyed one home valued at 100000 and forced about 300 residents to flee. Four firefighters were injured and air tankers aided suppression as temperatures and winds persisted. The blaze scorched around 1200 acres near the Jet Propulsion Laboratory area with threats to outlying homes and continued heat.
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LA Canada
Calif
Alta Canada
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pioneer Space Research Lab
Weather Bureau
Extra Pickets Sent To Plant At Pittsburgh
UPI reports extra pickets were sent to U S Steel Irvin Works near West Mifflin as union officials accused the company of preempting production before a government injunction was issued. James Hahn of Local 2227 cited about 15 supervisory employees doing manual labor in the hot mill, a task he says belongs to maintenance and production workers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel Corp
James Hahn
Upion
Hahn
U.S. Steel
Irvin
Searby West Mills
Hack-Towork
US Missilemen Report 3 Space Milestones In One Day
UPI reports a 91.5 pound satellite rode a Juno I T rocket into orbit, a Thor IRBM launched downrange, and an airlaunched ballistic missile fired from a B 47 toward Explorer VI Paddlewheel as it passed within 150 miles of Earth. The trio marked a high point in America’s space and weapons testing to date.
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Alvin B. Webb JR
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Earth
Thor
U.S
Beating case and lunar satellite missions in mixed news
Police report a father and stepmother charged in a beating of a child at home. A paddle was found and the stepmother admitted striking the girl multiple times. The scene also mentions a school incident with bruises and hospital examination. Separately, U.S. scientists celebrate successful moon mission launches and a new satellite in near earth orbit.
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Scheol
Nester
Osisa
Ash
D. Gibbens
Lausche and DiSalle Back Celebrezze Rally
U S Senator Frank Lausche and Governor Michael DiSalle will join Friday night in a Democratic rally for Mayor Anthony Celebrezze seeking re election. It will be the first time Lausche and DiSalle share a speaking platform since DiSalle’s election. Former Cleveland mayor and senator Thomas A. Burke will participate.
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Cleveland
U.S
Frank
J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
Anthony A. Celebrezze
Lausche
DiSalle
Thomas A. Burke
Informal Encounter Recounted With President
Graham recalls word the President wanted to see him and he went to meet him wearing a towel around his waist as he spoke informally.
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Graham
Bookie Bagged After Raiding Barricaded Site
Police cased a suspected bookie den in San Francisco then called the suspect to warn of an imminent raid. He attempted to flee with a satchel of betting notations but was nabbed as he exited.
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San Francisco
UPI
Van Doren To Accept Subpena For Congressional Hearing
Television quiz star Charles Van Doren agreed to accept service of a subpena to appear before a Congressional subcommittee probing the rigging of televised quiz shows. U S Marshal Thomas Lunney said he expected to serve the subpena in Manhattan. Van Doren, 33, Columbia English instructor, rose to fame on the 1936 37 program and earned 129000 in winnings plus a NBC contract before being defeated. He offered to testify after Herbert Stemple testified he took a dive to help him succeed. Chairman Harris accepted the offer and later issued the subpena after he failed to appear.
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New York
UPI
Charles van Doren
U.S
Thomas J. Lunney
Manhattan
van Doren
Columbia
America
Network
NBC
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Herbert Stemple
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Avon Board Rejects Change to School Architect
Avon board declines altering the school architect amid threats of bond issue opposition. The page note lists the decision among other city council actions including equalization boards and a sewer rate discussion.
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Avon Board
Teen Coats and Kids Clothing in Local Classifieds
Elyria Lorain classified ads list TEEN COATS size 10 12 at 10 dollars and boys suede jacket for 5 dollars plus sport coat 3 50. Girls and boys sizes 10 to 14 advertised with contact numbers for quick results and buyer matches.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
C-T
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