Steel Order Ruling Delayed Over Retroactivity Issue
A U S District judge Her bert P. Sorg postponed a ruling on a Taft Hartley injunction in the steel strike. Attorneys debated retroactivity during the 80 day cooling off period as unions and industry counsel pressed for clarity. The hearing adjourned after conflicting opinions from government and union representatives on the injunction’s necessity for national health and safety.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Taft- Hartley
U.S
Herbert P. Sorg
Sorz
USW
David J. McDonald
Sore
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Ike Aides Cenfer On Space Program 750000 Idle Potential
New York UPI reports the steel strike drives unemployment higher with an authoritative estimate that by week’s end about 750000 workers may be idle. The piece notes discussions among aides and the space program’s status amid the labor dispute.
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Ike
Cenfer
New York
UPI
Quintuplet death ends Hannan birth tragedy at Lackland
At Lackland Air Force Base hospital San Antonio Texas the last of the Hannan quintuplets died after living 18 hours and 9 minutes Baby D survived longest before dying at 849 am The parents Captain Charles G Hannan and Mrs Harriman expressed grief and thanked hospital staff while noting the best care available The couple said they would not see outsiders and that God has a better place for the babies The story includes related steel strike coverage from UPI and cites various regional unemployment figures.
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UPI
Lackland Air Force Base Hospital
Charles’ G. Hannan
Charles G. Hannan
Air Force
WD. Munroe
David Burkett
Pubic Information Services
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Munroe
Babr D
E.dt
Harrimans
Stafi
Lackland
Heavy Rains Hit Florida
United Press International reports heavy rains in Florida with Palm Beach at 4.70 inches in 12 hours and Tampa exceeding 15 inches. Orlando received a half inch in under an hour. Nationwide moisture follows Florida rainfall as northern temperatures dip to the 20s and 40s.
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Florida
Mecca
Palm Beach
Tampa
Orlando
Dakotas
New England
Weather outlook for the Northeast Die region
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high near 30 to 55. Winds light. Tonight a warmer trend with a low around 38 to 33. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warmer with continued mild temperatures.
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Ohio
Weather and plant diversion notices
Temperatures expected 47 to 68 degrees Tuesday with partly cloudy skies. Humidity at 2 PM and 8 PM noted. 8 ORDERS DIVERTED to other plants. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect with east to northeast winds 16 to 26 mph today and 12 to 20 mph tonight. Moonrise 19:00 EDT, moonset 12:01 AM Thursday.
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Lake Erie
Elyria Auditor race spotlight at Amherst meeting
Candidates for Elyria City Auditor gather attention at a local meeting as campaign dynamics and race details unfold amid coverage of municipal topics. The Amherst council discussion includes reports on hospital emergency procedures and a series of community notices.
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Elyria Auditor's
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Amherst Council
Neighbors oppose rezone for Ada Belle Sykes project
In TAMPA Fia UPI The City Council refused Tuesday to rezone a fashionable residential area for a margin apartment building proposed by Mrs Ada Belle Sykes a wealthy society matron Neighbors said they did not want anyone looking down on them and the council acted after the complaints
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UPI
Gtr
Ada Belle Sykes
Federation Amendment Off Ballot Persists Into 1961
Columbus reports the Metropolitan Federation amendment will continue to be pursued into 1961 after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled it off the November ballot. James E. Fain of the Dayton Daily News says the decision won’t lessen the campaign and that the 7th General Assembly will be asked in January 1941 to reoffer the amendment for a future vote. The court’s ruling stemmed from journals not entered before adjournment and touches possible dual amendments on appellate court budgets and water and sewage service limits.
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GPD
Ohio Supreme Court
James E. Fain
Dayton Daily News
Ohio
General Assembly
House
Senate
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Cour
Cites
Five vegetable hawkers arrested on gambling charges in Kyoto
In Kyoto Japan police arrest five vegetable peddlers who flipped coins to decide who pays an 83 cent restaurant bill. They are held overnight in jail as gambling suspects.
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Kyoto
Japan
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court Invalidates Straight-Line Voting Law
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Straight-line voting machine law invalid by a 9 to 0 vote, upholding a Cincinnati district court finding and overruling Columbus appellate Court. Justices Bell and Herbert dissented from the Cincinnati result but joined the majority to prevent a constitutional split. The amendment would have grouped candidate names by party in voting machines rather than staggered posting. The court cited explicit provisions governing name arrangement on machines and barred returning a system allowing a single mark to vote straight for all candidates.
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UPT
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Cincinnati
James Bell
Thomas Herbert
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Atty
Ambrose L. Lindhorst
Stuntman Saves Duck Hunter After Boat Overturns in Lake Erie
Alphonso Woodall, 36, disabled with two broken legs, swam from shore to rescue a duck hunter from Lake Erie after their boat capsized. He threw a line to Lows Fabri, 32, while another hunter, Eugene Harsh, 2, drowned. Fabri described the rough water and failed attempts to reach shore before help arrived.
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Cleveland
UPI
Alphonso Woodall
Lake Erie
Woodall
Fabri
Ami
Cleveland Heights
Hollswood
Ike
Harsh
Gene
Chessman Granted Eighth Stay of Execution
The UPI report states the Supreme Court granted Caryl Chessman a further stay of execution to pursue his 10th appeal. Chessman, once dubbed the red tight bandit of Los Angeles, awaits final resolution.
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Washingto
UPI
Supreme Court
Caryl Chessman
Ce Time
Red Tight Bandit
Los Angeles
High Tribunal
Fox Hunt Anecdote Prompts Debate In Wales
A fragmentary report from Wales notes a fox hunt where eight foxes were pursued by Master Leonard and attendees. The account is unclear but highlights rural sporting traditions and neighborhood attention.
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Raethe
Wales
Anni Leonard Wre
Robots Build Space Platforms Through Telepoppets
Washington report notes scientists and doctors warn of job losses to automation as telepop pets remotely controlled by TV could construct first space platforms for lunar and planetary expeditions. Dr. Fred L. Whipple says human space workers would be impractical and dangerous. Soviets also favor mechanical labor for orbiting and lunar construction.
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Washington
UPS
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Institution
Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge, Mass
Whipple
Office of Naval Research
Whippie
Eisenhower Meats on Space Policy After White House Meeting
President Eisenhower conferred 70 minutes with top military and civilian aides on space program issues after a fresh wrangle over space roles and funding. McElroy Gates and Staats attended, with Twining also at the session. Von Braun criticized pace of progress, while Huntsville plans and Army missile role sparked debate amid U.S. aims to overtake Soviet rockets.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
White House
McElroy
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Anne Wheaton
Augusta
Elmer Staats
South
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
John B. Medaris
Army
Wernher von Braun
Russia
America
Ballistic Missile Agency
Vor Breun
Air Force
Tht
Huntsville
Ala
von Braun
Ime Pormant
Brides to be seek rental listings in Chronicle Telegram
A classified section notes couples planning to wed look for venues and apartments for rent. It prompts readers to list income property in the Telegram Want Ads with contact numbers in Elyria and Lerain. The ad highlights economical space options including a basement and garage with private entrance and references required.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lerain
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