Judge Rejects Whitewash Inference In Lorain Case
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge John D. Pincura ruled today that inferences of a whitewash in the Lorain gambling police tipoff inquiry are not true. He said the grand jury and foreman are properly constituted and will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. as the case moves forward with fresh subpoenas.
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Lorain County
Pincura
LeRoy Kelly
Harold 5. Ewing
Lorain County Bar Association
Dan H. Cook
J. C. William Tattersall
John J. Pappas
Lorain City
Republican Committee
John Pappas
William Pettigrew
East Erie Ave
Pappas
Grand Jury
Paul J. Mikus
Mikus
Weather summary for Northeast and Northwest Ohio
Mostly cloudy and cool with an occasional light shower today through Tuesday. Highs near 35, lows around 0 to 35, with mist or rain. Lake Erie winds northeast 13 to 22 mph, cloudy with light precipitation.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Cloury
Envoy Says Force Not Renounced
Ambassador to Washington George Yeh in Taipei says the U S China communique does not mean the Nationalists renounced all hope of reclaiming the mainland. He notes the document says force is no longer the primary means and argues renunciation is impossible while Communists attack. Reports from Hong Kong claim a large anti-Red uprising was crushed in central China earlier this month.
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UPS
Washington
George Yeh
Yeh
U.S
Central
Hong Kong
China
Ike Nixon To Talk In Critical States
Eisenhower and Nixon tour key states as Republicans press to hold Senate seats in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Nixon cites a shifting national mood while Democrats seek gains. Alcorn claims an upswing for GOP despite polls. critics warn of mixed signals ahead of the November 4 vote.
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Nixon
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Charleston
W.va
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Minn
Alcorn
Vixon
Democratic National Committee
James P. Mitchell
National Committee For
Congress
Senate
Elliza
Theodore Francis Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Administration
New Drug Lowers High Blood Pressure
National Heart Institute announces impressive results for JB 516 a hypertension drug from researchers Gillespie Luther Terry and Albert Sioerdsma. In 21 patients 19 showed significant sustained blood pressure reductions with fewer sexual side effects and a temporary color vision change that disappeared after withdrawal. Further tests needed to confirm lasting value.
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National Heart Institute Today
Louis Gillespie Jr
Luther 1
Terry
Albert Sioerdsma
American Year Association
San Francisco
Innil- Hancousis
Institute
The
Tional Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Elyria United Fund drives ahead with 60 percent of goal
Workers report the 1959 campaign totals reaching 201,617.36 dollars raised toward a 234,160 dollar goal. Denis Ryan presided at the American Legion hall luncheon as groups and divisions posted varying percentages from 33.6 to 83 percent. Industrial A and Commercial A led with strong showings while residential and school divisions lagged.
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American Legion Hall
Denis Ryan
United Fund
Rhythmettes
Margaret Ware
Commercial IB
GM Pacts UK'd End GM Plant Walkouts in Cleveland Area
Two GM plants near Cleveland and Mansfield resumed production after ratified local contracts. Defiance plant to vote today on tentative agreement. About 1,800 Mansfield Fisher Body workers returned to work after Oct 2 walkout. Euclid plant also back after contract ratified. UAW chair Jack Morrell reports 2X19 vote to end walkouts. all Cleveland area walkouts now concluded.
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Mansfield
Defiance
Fisher Body
Euclid
Jack Morrell
United Auto Workers
Moon Gets Blame New York Taxi Driver Explains Rainy Weekend
A New York taxi driver blamed the exceptionally wet weekend on the moon, quipping that "you throw things at the moon, you gotta expect they'll throw something back." The remark framed his view of the stormy days, reflecting local wit amid heavy rain.
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New York
UPI
Dig That Top Start in Harrow Streets
Workmen in Harrow England dig a street hole and post a sign declaring they hold the only job where you start at the top. The cheeky banner highlights a lighthearted moment amid roadwork by local crews.
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Harrow
England
UPI
Smoke filled Sistine Chapel as eight ballots fail to elect pope
The Sacred College of Cardinals failed to elect a new pope after eight ballots over two days. Black smoke signalled another negative result as the conclave in the Sistine Chapel continued amid deep divisions over a political versus pastoral papacy. Vatican Radio narrated the process while about 15,000 spectators gathered in St Peter's Square to watch for the smoke signals.
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UPI
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pius XI
Sistine Chapel
Francesc Pellegrini
Tonio Alessandrini
Vatican Radio
Pellegrini
St. Peter's Square
Italy
Pan American Launches Daily Jet Service to Paris
A Pan American Boeing 707 carried 11 passengers including actress Greer Garson on the inaugural New York to Paris jet flight. The 8 hour 41 minute trip was delayed by headwinds, with a layover at Gander Newfoundland. Fares matched propeller aircraft levels, and a Cleveland family won their trip as a prize. Pan American becomes the first U.S. carrier to offer daily jet service to Europe, following BOAC’s earlier weekly jet runs.
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UPI
Pan American World Airways
Lactress Greer Garson
New York
Schedue
Gander
Rome
Italy
Alitalia
Pan American
Jin
Noble Hopkins
Garrettsville
Ohio
Louise
Linda
Loren
Hopkins
Where To Turn 2 Severely Injured 2 AREA RESIDENTS
Two area residents suffer serious injuries in weekend auto crashes. A Columbia girl aged 11 remains in critical condition while an adult male from Flyvia is listed in serious condition. The report notes ongoing state education and local trustee developments with brief official actions.
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Columbia
Flyvia
Pearcy
Ind
Explosion Traps 22 Miners at Pocahontas No. 3 Mine
An explosion two miles deep in the Pocahontas Fuel Co mine near Bishop Virginia trapped about 22 miners. About 166 fled by foot or on a flat car as rescuers worked with gas masks and oxygen. The 37 deaths in 1957 are referenced with the mine described as highly mechanized and producing 10,000 tons daily.
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Bishop
UPI
Pocahontas
West Virginia- Virginia
Virginia
Roland C. Luther
Luther
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Mmines
West Virginia-Virginia
West Virginia
United Mine Workers Safety
Charles Ferguson
Washington
Charleston
W.a
Mines Department
Ferguson
Crawford L. Wilson
iThe Brdjies
It Couldn't Last in Newcastle Coal Mine Closure
Officials of the Montague Colliery in Newcastle announced the long running colliery veins of coal are exhausted after 450 years of operation and it will soon be necessary to move all Newcastle seams to Newcastle.
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Newcastle
England
UPI
Montague
Anchorage Boom Town Advised By Chronicle Classifieds
Anchorage grows as Alaska's boom town with a 94000 population. Construction drives jobs while residents seek quick profits through classifieds offering used articles for sale. A sample ad for Mrs. MacDonald shows local reader engagement and classified reach.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Elyria
Lovain
ALLON
MacDonald
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