Boy 15 Rescued After Seven Ton Digging Cave-In
A 15 year old Elyria boy was buried 12 feet deep in a sewer trench at Poplar Street and Bon Air Avenue for over an hour and a half. An air hose kept him breathing while 10 volunteers dug him out. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in good condition. Contractor Don Gibbons said the rescue showed the need for safer trench practices.
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Storm Damage is 300 Million Dollars In Weather Advisory
Miami's Weather Bureau reports the season's fourth storm forming 675 miles east of Daytona Beach. Dolly was at 60 to 65 mph with northward movement 18 to 20 mph. Forecasters expect intensification and expanding strong-wind area. The storm trajectory may slow slightly over the next 24 hours.
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Weather and storm toll across the Northeast
Northeastern Ohio sees sunny mild weather with a high of 78 and cool nights. The text also notes a developing tropical disturbance near Florida and a approaching hurricane Carol with widespread power outages, evacuations, and heavy damage along the Atlantic coast. The report includes rainfall totals, wind measurements, and hurricane impacts across several states, plus forecasts for Wednesday.
McCarthy Protest Rejected by Watkins Panel
The Senate censure committee rejected Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's request to drop charges and demanded explanation from Senator Edwin Johnson. Committee member Watkins stated the six member panel is a fact finding group and will not render final judgment, leaving the Senate to decide on censure later this year.
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Boy Buried Alive in Sewer Ditch Survives Narrow Digging Escape
Johnny Ricco, 17, trapped in a 14 foot ditch on Poplar Street and Bon Air Avenue when dirt collapsed, was rescued after workers labored through the night. An oxygen line and rapid digging freed him. he suffered only minor injuries and will start as a junior at Elyria High School next week.
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Elyria Removal Hospital
Poplar St
Bon Air Ave
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Elyria High School
Don
Gibbons
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McNulty
Steve Danhled
Narrow Escape in Cave In Spells Narrow Hope for Johnny Ricco
On-the-spot observers recount Johnny Ricco's life and death fears during a cave in as rescuers work with a crane and power shovel. He recalls being unable to move, feeling numb, and hearing rescuers shout while his family and girlfriend await word.
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U S May Ask German Alignment With NATO
Washington officials say the United States may urge European allies to align West Germany with NATO after France scrapped the European army plan. A final decision on the German rearmament issue has not been made by President Eisenhower or the National Security Council. Secretary Dulles sharply condemned France for killing the European Defense Community, warning nationalism aided by Communism threatens Europe. Dulles spoke before leaving for Manila to draft a Southeast Asia defense treaty, noting France’s move disassociates it from the plan and from allied partners.
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Cleveland Police Map World Series Crowd Plans
Police traffic officials said they had no advance information but began mapping plans to handle World Series crowds and traffic in Cleveland. The preparations focus on detours, policing needs, and crowd control as the event approaches.
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Nixon says Eisenhower will back all GOP congressional candidates
Cincinnati dispatch reports Vice-President Nixon states President Eisenhower will support all Republican candidates for Congress this year even if some are not fully behind his program.
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Navy Clears Chasanow of Injustice and Restores Post
Abraham Chasanow, after 22 years in the Navy civilian service, was cleared of all charges and the Navy admitted a grave injustice was done. He will be restored immediately to his hydrographic office job paying 8630 dollars annually.
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