New York Leaders Plan Action Amid Rising Juvenile Crime
Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner outlined steps after a Friday meeting to curb teen violence. Two teens robbed a 19 year old woman at knife point, snatching $12, and were quickly captured. A third teen assaulted a man on Coney Island. A patrolman was stabbed in Brooklyn during a botched robbery. Police expand force with 300 academy recruits and 1,100 more to reach full strength.
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New York
Nelesp AL Rockefeller
Roberto F. Wagner
Rin
Wiiwick Wihin
Coney Island
South Vicinsly
Braoklyn
Police
Kennedy
Lower East Side
Hell's Kitchen
Congress Battles Over Eisenhower Vetoes And Labor Reform
The Democratic majority failed to override Eisenhower's vetoes on a 1.05 billion housing bill and a 1.206 billion public works bill. Senate and House approved parts of his requests, including a 3 cent gasoline tax hike for highway funds, and a move to raise interest on savings bonds while resisting longer-term bond rate changes.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Nee
Foreign Relations Committee
Chicago
Lake Michigan
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Housing
John Sparkman
Senate Finance and Public Works Committees
Attendance Down Yet Fair Profitable Despite Rain
The 1959 Ohio State Fair posted the smallest attendance in five years yet turned a profit. Total paid attendance reached 19 243,591, with 10,000 advance sales, despite rain on two days. Officials planned a post mortem next month to explore improvements including pari mutuel betting. Fair Manager Rowland Bishop highlighted record livestock and strong farm machinery displays. Final voting on capital punishment showed 2,057 against abolition and 12% in favor. voting age questions showed most oppose lowering to 18.
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Columbus
Apt
Robert Terhune
Terhune
Ted W. Brown
The Chronicle Telegram 1959 Lorain County Edition
A fragment from a September 1959 issue of The Chronicle Telegram lists publication details for Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. It notes pricing, mailing rates, and the newspaper’s schedule with Sundays and legal holidays omitted.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Murder Trial Resumes as State Probes Mandeville Killing
Nine witnesses testified as the state linked James Sanders to the Mandeville homicide after an escape from Grafton Prison Farm. Deputies described the scene at the victim’s home, clothing found with Sanders, and the widow Victoria Mandeville detailing the struggle before her husband’s death.
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Sanders
Grafton
Grafton Institution
Mandeville
Father Marxleville
Ora
Sanderson
Medina Co
Gale Arnold
Medina Barracks
Glenn Aukerman
Sanderson Rt. 343
Brunswick
Medina County
James Willis
Frrm
Cleveland Am
Aukerman
Lorain County
Fred Walker
Cuyahoga County
Victoria Mandeville
Gloria
Ethel Williams
Cleveland
Local Stocks Brief From Midwest Exchange
Readable stock notes show several banks and firms with quoted percentages and prices. Names include Central Bank, City Bank, Meveland Trust, Elena Tel, Eiria Tel, National Bank Lorain, Norohin Tel, North Sav, and Peoples Bank Obdelin with varying figures and percentages. The fragmentary list hints at a market snapshot with gains and losses across multiple regional institutions.
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Central Bank
Leriin & OW
City Bank-idorain
Meveland Trust
Comic Colferse
Ehra Sav
Elena Tel
Eeria Tel
Ehna Tel
Uys
Bishop Bras
Igeneral
Copgerm Industries
Laraina Sav
Troahs
Lorain Tel
National Bank-Larain Ad
Nor
Hin
Ohw
North Sav
Tan
Noaraalk Truck
Oherha Sav. Bank
Ohin Turnpike Fis Mle 7 Peoples Bank
Perry Favg
U S Exhibition Closes in Moscow After Record Crowd
The United States exhibit in Moscow closed Friday night to a record 130000 attendees despite rain. Russians lingered to shake hands and view appliances while guides debated politics. a U.S. visitor cried as cocuring costs were discussed. Circatama theater halted early causing disappointment among visitors.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
America
Circatama
Dicionary
Stars Roebuck
Immunity Challenged In Shooting By Police
Akron attorney J Alden Myers appeals for a judgment against the City of Akron in the 1957 shooting of Jackie Lee Ayers. The case challenges governmental immunity used to shield police from monetary damages. If reviewed, Ohio cities face potential tax burdens to cover such costs.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Supreme Court
Akron
J. Alden Myers
Florida
Illinois
Cio
Myers
Jackie Lee Ayers
Ayers
Bus-Truck Pike Crash Injures Nine on Ohio Turnpike
A Greyhound bus with 17 passengers struck a slow moving steel tractor-trailer on the Ohio Turnpike near U S 21 and plunged into a ditch. Driver Richard Crosby 34 of Mount Pleasant Pa was pinned for an hour and underwent emergency surgery for a fractured leg. Seven others were treated for injuries at Marymount Hospital Cleveland and Medina Community Hospital, while tractor-trailer driver Maurice Lavens 44 of Ney Ohio was not injured.
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Cleveland
UPI
Greyhound
Ohio
Richard Crosby
Mount Pleasant
Philadelphia
Chicago
U. S. 21
Turnpike
Crosby
Medina Community Hospital
Army
James P. Maupin
Arrowsmith, al
Medina Hospital
DiSalle Announces Plan For State Government Review
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he plans to present the Legislature in 1961 with a complete review of state government and a breakdown of dollar figures and possible savings. He named Richard Crouch to lead a cabinet survey team, with a 90 day target, to scrutinize 20 departments and boards.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Richard Crouch
Crouch
DuSalle
General Assembly
Everett
Preston
RichardLarimer
Virginia School Case Ruling Likely Today
United Press International reports integration forces push for court orders amid desegregation fights in Virginia and North Carolina. A federal judge in Harrisonburg was to rule on 12 students seeking entry to white Charlottesville schools as the Pupil Placement Board reassigned them to Negro schools.
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Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
John Paul
Durham
N. C
Bsing
Warren County
Tampa
Fla
NAACP
Port Tampa
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International Assn. of Fair and Expositions
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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Toree Nijad
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Chin
T Lorain CO. Say
R. Smith & CO
Shour
Shoud
Jesst Huty Wet
Sequiihes
Pierre R. Smith & Company
If Ae
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ACT
James Hershey
Michael Pappas
Eleanore Schirack
Columbus St
Naomi Walker
Glenwood St
Man‘deville
Momiei
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Fatriax
Plaudier
NIMOY
Troxel Mic
Wellington Bank Western Res. Inc
U.S
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Geverand
By William FE. Tangney
Marymount Hospital
Helen Bognar
Hannie Jones
Angela Lenk
Marion Gallman
Marilyn Crawford
Winifred Valentine
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Ralph Parrot
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