Eight Nations Sign SEATO Pact In Manila Ceremony
Eight nations including Australia France New Zealand Pakistan Philippines Thailand the United States and the United Kingdom signed a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization pact in Manila to form a common front against subversion and aggression. The ceremony occurred under the SEATO flags with a Pacific Charter aimed at ending colonial influence in Asia. The pact obliges members to consult and aid any attacked or subverted partner and to cooperate against subversion by improving members’ economic health and social well being.
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Southeast Asia
Philippine Senate
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Australia
France
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
United States
United Kingdom
Asia
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John Foster Dulles
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Fila
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Georgia
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Bahamas
Free Nations of Asia
Hurti- Ramo Magsaysay
Kane
Bay Street
Philip
U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S
Brunswick
Seato Bey
South Flor
Magsaysay
Keida Gold Coast
Com
Weather Bureau
East Florida
Erence
Lorain Man Killed by Automobile
Lorain resident Frank Chino 68 of 1742 Hamilton Ave was killed last night at 36th St and Oberlin Ave when he stepped into the path of a southbound car driven by Albert Harser 37 of 1017 West 22nd St. Chino died at St Joseph Hospital from a crushed head chest and upper body injuries. He leaves a wife a daughter a son a step son and four grandchildren. Funeral plans await.
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Lorain
Frank Chino
Hamilton Ave
36Th St
Oberlin Ave
Albert J. Harser
West 22Nd St
Chino
Harser
St. Joseph Hospital
Josephine Chino
Euclid Ave
Parma
Commissioners defer Waterhouse hearing on alleged welfare delays
County Welfare Director C. C. Waterhouse likely will not be called before the county commissioners regarding allegedly inefficient case work until the board finishes reviewing 71 state aid-for-the-aged cases. Commissioner President J. Powell Jones indicated the delay while proceeding with current state welfare case review.
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C. C. Waterhouse
J. Powell Jones
Welfare probe, hurricane shift tests Georgia county funds
County commissioners probe welfare operations amid a 115 mph hurricane threat to Nassau. The funding shortfall prompts talks on transferring funds, seeking state matching aid, and restoring a $335 monthly grant for a disabled resident as the hurricane nears Georgia. The Nassau storm and budget review drive urgent welfare decisions.
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Jauer
Mississippi
Officials Believe Reds Plan Quemoy Invasion
Defense officials in Washington reluctantly conclude that Red China is seriously planning an invasion of Quemoy. They are silent on possible US actions. Early assessments downplayed the island attacks as psychological rather than military gambit.
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Washington
Red China
Quemoy
United States
Mendes
France
Quelmade
Commumisis
United S States
France Proposes Arms Pool for Europe Defense
Paris sources say the French government will propose an international arms pool to replace the defeated European Defense Community. The plan, details still unsettled, aims to build a multilateral defense framework while weighing Quemoy crisis implications and U S position. Premier Mondoc figure cited in reporting.
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Paris
European Defense Community
EDC
French General Assembly
France
Lawton Balks At Queries at McCarthy Hearings
A New York salesman William J. Harding Jr testified he heard Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker mutter you C B after questioning by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy as McCarthy opened his defense against censure charges. Lawton refused to testify about a conversation with Zwicker citing Eisenhower's May 17 order. Lawton said he was gagged by no one, while McCarthy claimed a gag existed. Lawton said his name came up often as McCarthy accused Army discrimination against him for cooperating with investigations at Monmouth.
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Harding
Kirke B. Lawton
Fort Monmouth
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Zwicker
Eisenhower
Executive Department
Executive Branch
Defense Department
Department
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Army
Subcommittee
Monmouth
Willbur M. Brucker
Tx Amny
Jets Hit Quemoy With American Jets In Action
Gener alissimo Chiang Kai Shek sends American made jets to Quemoy Island in a joint naval air campaign. Jets blasted junks and shelled positions around Amoy and Quemoy. Nationalist planes dropped explosives on enemy positions and the Red threat centered near Shanghai with possible diversions toward Tachen Islands. The island stayed under alert for about 30 minutes.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
China
Defense Ministry
Amoy
Shanghai
Tachen Island
Tachen
Five Die, Seventeen Missing After Japan Typhoon Kathy
TOKYO UP Five persons are dead and 17 missing as Typhoon Kathy lashes Kyushu Island with gale force winds and torrential rain. The storm caused widespread damage and isolation of several towns as emergency crews search affected areas. Local authorities urged residents to seek shelter and report missing relatives.
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Tokyo
Kyushu Island
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio and Related Notices
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high near 78 and low around 33 tonight. Thursday is fair with light winds from the north turning southeast by Thursday. Details include temperature ranges, humidity readings through Tuesday, and moon phases. Last day to register appears in a local notice from the UAW-CIO Citizenship Council.
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Lake Esk
Uaw-Cio Citizenship Council A
Sheppard Not Likely To Take Stand At Hearing
In Columbus Ohio UP reports Dr Sammel Sheppard accused of first degree murder of his wife Marilyn may not testify at the hearing. Governor Stephen Sheppard named R M Eyman to head the state Education department to replace Clyde Hisong. Witnesses to be called include Mawver J Spencer Hoak and Don Ahern as the defense hires a private detective to trace the murder case. An August rain delay and rising costs affect the schedule as the court proceeds.
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Sammel Sheppard
Marilyn
Columbus
Stephen Sheppard
Clyde Hiset
Bowlee
Green State University
Tention
Mawver J. Spencer Hoak
Bay
Esther
Don
Ahern
Bor
Sheppards
Eyman
Rushville
Neigh
Carl Rocsbnce Bert
Pairfield County
Slewinston
Ohio
Sheppard
Spike
Sanford Wattman
Ohio State University
Cleveland Plain Dealer
William J. Corrigan
Pleasantville
Jose
Defense
Petty
Ale
Hearing On Holley Plea For New Trial Delayed
A hearing on William A. Holley s motion for a new trial in Lorain Municipal Court was postponed to September 17 at 2 15 p m Judge LeRoy Kelly announced The move follows Holley s DWI conviction and a request by Walter Gordon for a court reporter to compare testimony with the original trial, a grand jury delay and renewed legal maneuvers involving former Sheffield Lake mayor Hoy Holley was charged again by village officials after being arrested on a warrant issued by state patrol authorities The case involves procedural disputes and the transfer of the case between village and county prosecutors.
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Lorain
William A. Holley
LeRoy Kelly
Walter Gordon
Holley
Gordon
Tess
Sersey
Ries
Sheffield Lake
Holt
Hoy
Fred Hogrefe
State Highway Patrol
Hog
Amherst
Dan Cook
Lage
Hogrefe
Elyria
Village Ordinence
Where To Turn Page BIRKLINE'S Let bty Selon Bpe cial Shampoo
A fragmented notice mentions BIRKLINE'S advertising special shampoo set priced at $1.2 and a telephone contact, implying a local sales promotion or page reference in the newspaper.
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Birkline
Hillsboro Ends School Segregation Quietly
Hillsboro elementary schools quietly ended racial segregation as about 50 Black pupils registered for classes at two White schools with no disturbance. Enrollment at Lincoln declined, space pressures rise, and officials consider redistricting to balance pupils across three buildings.
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Hillsboro
Lincoln School
Paul Upp
For Sale Ad Notice in Chronicle Telegram
An auction style classified notice invites readers to call 4751 to place an ad. It mentions a washer for sale and references Mrs Turnball and an address 90 Oh St. The fragment signals a general for sale request and spot cash exchange.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Chroncle-Telegram
Abe
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