Jail Break Plot Emerges In Sanders Murder Trial
A knife like instrument hidden in a mattress in Al ford Sanders cell was used to cut mortar in a planned escape. Deputy Hill testified the device formed from a shoe arch and found during a jail cleaning amid pre trial hearings over handcuffing. The defense objected, but the judge ordered continued security as Sanders faces first degree murder charges for the April 7 stabbing of a 78 year old farmer.
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Alford Sanders
Sanders
Walter Hill
Hill
Hilt
Jack Christofersen
Avon Lake
Christofersen
Andrew Warhola
Sheriff's Department
Robert J. Corts
Don Durfee
Christofergen
John D. Pincura
Gloria
Father Mandeville
Island Rd
Grafton
Cleveland
Weather Report For Northeastern Areas
Mostly sunny and cooler today with fair conditions. Tonight will be cooler and partly cloudy with a pleasant Friday ahead. Wednesday temperatures range 74 to 90 with 44 to 75 expected in the area. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 p.m. EDT was 0.145 inch. Humidity around mid morning rising to afternoon levels. Winds from the south to west at 18 mph today diminishing tonight. Sunrise 6:55 a.m. sunset 7:57 p.m. Moonrise 0:27 a.m. Moonset 8:15 p.m.
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Erie
Steel Strike Begins Amid Secrecy On Negotiations
NEW YORK (UP) The steel strike began its first day with secrecy over contract progress. Federal mediator Finnegan said no statement on settlement plans while top union leader McDonald and industry negotiator Cooper attended a joint session. AFL CIO leaders pledged substantial support to the steel workers, calling it a broader labor movement strike.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
United Steelworkers Union
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
Conrad Cooper
McDonald
Casper
Finnezan
AY Finnecan
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Walter PL Reuther
AFL - Cio
San Francisco
Reuther
Card game dispute ends in fatal stabbing in Elyria
A 48 year old Elyrian man, George Walters Phipps, died from a neck stab wound after a fight over a card game at 323 16th St. Ralph Williams 35 and two witnesses Fitzpatrick 22 Madison 44 were held by police for homicide investigation. Williams allegedly slashed Phipps after he struck him with a pistol. Madison admitted taking a revolver from the Phipps home and hiding it. Phipps born in Tennessee lived in Elyria since 1940. He leaves a wife a son and siblings. Burial planned in New Canton Tennessee.
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Elyrian l
16Th St
Fily‘tla Memorial Hospital
George Walters Phipps
6Th St
Ralph Williams
Maple St
Charles I. Fitspatrick
William C
Buddy'' Madison
West Ave
Fitzpatrick
Williams
Phipps
Madison
Paul Kopsch
Tennessee
Church Hil
Tenn
Elvria
Menon To Head India UN Delegation Again
New Delhi reports Premier Nehru defended defense minister V K Krishna Menon heading India's United Nations delegation amid border tensions with Communist forces. Kripalani pressed for Menon's resignation while Hindustan Standard cited Gurkha movements from Darjeeling toward Sikkim borders and rumors of Chinese incursions.
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New Delhi
UPD
Jawaharlal ‘Nehru
V.K. Krishna Menon
India
U.N
Nehru
Acharya Kripalam
Coumtr
Kripalani
Menon
Bhutan
Sikkim
Hindustan Standard
Nepal
Darjeeling
China
Larch‘en
Nathwa
Economy Keynote Features Ford Falcon In Economy Specs
The report outlines economy oriented features for Ford's new Falcon with emphasis on better fuel use and affordable maintenance. City officials promote broader adoption as a core sales goal while harmony among nationalities is highlighted in a separate section.
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Ford
Falcon
Joch Aswss
Tnd
Rebels Defy Dismissal Of Army Commander In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the Cordoba garrison and the Mar del Plata anti aircraft academy announced defiance of President Frondizi’s dismissal of Gen. Carlos Toranza Montero. A large majority of other garrisons reportedly backed Toranza, as Col Horacio Zanarriza condemned the removal and vowed obedience to Toranza. War Secretary Elia Anaya had relieved Toranza, amid reports of planned purges of subordinate generals.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Carlos S. Toranzo Montero
Cordoba Carrison
Mar del Plata
Toranz
Perro
Castineiras
Toranza
Army
Tarughet
Wamtry
Conisha
Juan D. Peren
Horacio Zanarriza
Continha
Elia C. Anaya
Taranza
India Riots In Calcutta Surge Past Fifteen Dead
Riot clashes in Calcutta and suburbs left at least 15 dead and over 1,000 injured as mobs attacked shops and police with bombs bricks and arson. The violence spread amid a Communist sponsored general strike paralyzing the city.
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Teren
Calcutta
Iater Rinters
Seized in Cambodian palace bombing probe
Authorities in Phnom Penh say arrests were ordered for members of the antegovernment in connection with a palace bombing that killed Prince Vakrivan and two royal staff. A guard officer reported receiving a letter urging resignation about threats to the royal family.
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Pnom Penh
Cambodia
Mandas
Dar
Vakrivan
High Temperatures Tie Across Regions In US Centers
The Weather Bureau reported Wednesday's high temperature tied at two spots Presidio Texas and Gila Bend Arizona both reaching 10 degrees. Fraser Colorado recorded the day's low at 17 degrees. South Pole readings climbed from 46 to minus 62 with variable temperatures.
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New York
Eisenhower Declares No Second Rate NATO Nations
President Eisenhower told NATO ministers there are no second place nations in the alliance and urged unity behind shared ideals. He visited NATO headquarters before talks with de Gaulle and Khrushchev, emphasizing equal partnership and firm principles to preserve peace. Spaak praised his stance as Luns and the permanent council met at the U.S. Embassy.
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Paris
UPI
Eisenhower
NATO
North Atlantic Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita
Khrushchev
Permanent Council
United States
Eisen Nower
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Joseph Luns
U. S
Senators Set To OK Labor Bill
Washington reports the Senate moved to approve a compromise labor reform bill and send it to the House. President Eisenhower expected to sign. Hoffa calls it a black day for labor. Labor leaders react with mixed support as conference negotiators reach a final agreement.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Wayne Morse Dore
Teamster
James RR. Hoa
Wrackdavers Union
Hoffa
Mome
Stich
Ohio Faces New Strikes Across States and Pay Aid Shifts
Two new strikes began in Ohio with threats of spread as workers vote on settlements others end. Bread truck drivers in Mahoning Trumbull and Ashland counties halted deliveries, while Chrysler Twinsburg idled about 3500 workers on a conveyor line. Negotiations near a deal in Cleveland could end an 18-week strike at Jack & Heintz. A&P stores in Western Pennsylvania face potential strike action as contracts near expiration.
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Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Twinsburg
Akron
Menberg
United Bus Workers
Mahoning
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Teamsters Local 377
Ward
Continental
Schwebel
Keystone
Grennan Bakeries
Cleveland
Jack & Heintz Inc
Pittsburgh
Food
A&p
Pennsylvania
Food Enayl
Youngstown
Altoona
N Wf
Cuyahoga Heights
Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Apex Smelting Co
East Sparta
Canton
U. S. Ceramic Tite ‘Ch
Parkershore
W.va
United Glass and ‘Ceramic Workers of
Reasth Amer
Household bill payments split causes family trouble
Experts say that when both husband and wife share paying bills, conflicts arise. One person should handle it. For cash needs, place low cost ads in Chronicle-Telegram Classified Ads. Call FA 3-3321 in Hibna or CE3-6173 m to place your ad. Back to school clothes for boys and girls and ladies' wear available. 120 Cornell Avenue in garage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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