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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1959

Page

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Democrats ask support for DiSalle as favorite son

Ohio Democratic leaders launched petitions to 88 county chairmen urging support for Gov. Michael V. DiSalle as a favorite son candidate in the 1960 presidential primary. Coleman aims for 3,000 signatures to unite the Ohio delegation, while DiSalle questions the move and notes he would not rely on a draft if he runs. Lausche’s plans remain uncertain.

Columbus UPI Michael V. DiSalle William L. Coleman Coleman Ohio Democratic National Conventon DiSalie Frank J. Lausche United Press International DiSalle United

Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio and lake area

The outlook shows mostly sunny hot humid conditions with highs near 90 to 95 degrees and temperatures around 72 to 95 on various days. Scattered thunderstorms are possible tonight and Thursday with cooler nights and a trend toward fair, then warmer later in the period. Winds from the south to southwest at 15 to 20 mph today with higher gusts tonight, and widely scattered storms Thursday or Friday. Normal highs around 77 and normals are 3658 with warmer Thursday and a cooler Friday into the weekend.

Ohio Dow Harmony Lake Exic

Finnegan Calls Steel Talks Oddest Bargaining Yet

NEW YORK UPI The government's chief mediator Joseph Finnegan called the steel negotiations the oddest kind of bargaining he had seen amid a 37 day strike. President Eisenhower urged intensive uninterrupted bargaining and Finnegan said such pressure can jar parties into action if they want to bargain and compromise. The strike involves 500000 steel workers entering its ninth week as United Steelworkers president McDonald and U S Steel executive Cooper head subcommittees chaired by top negotiators.

New York UPI Joseph F. Finnegan Finnegan David J. McDonald United Steelworkers of America USW Roosevelt Hotel R. Conrad Cooper U.S. Steel Corp Chrysler Cooper-McDonald Eisenhower McDonald Cooper

Capsule Spotted As It Falls In Early Mercury Test

A riderless test model of the Mercury capsule was launched by Atlas from Cape Canaveral but fell short of its target due to engine failure. Navy planes spotted the 9.5 foot nose cone in the Atlantic about 2 000 miles downrange while NASA officials called several objectives a partial success. Recovery ships prepared to bring the capsule to Puerto Rico for study as Gilruth noted data transmitted up to 12 minutes after launch.

Cape Canaveral Fle UPS Atlantic Hoh. Ejichel Air Force Ballistic Missile Division National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Robert RB. Gilruth Project Mercury Puerto Rico Gilruth Mercun

China Demands Pullout By India From Border

London reports Communist China demands India withdraw its troops from the Sino Indian border area. Chou En-lai in a letter to Nehru dated Tuesday says the demand will ease tension and dispel dark clouds. Nehru had asked for China view on March 22 and China rejects Indian frontier claims while blaming Britain for historical disputes.

London UPI China India Chou En-lai Jawaharlal Nehru Peiping Radio Today Chou Nehru Britain Lomion Foreign Office

Laos Probe May Start This Week

United Nations authorities rushed plans to dispatch a U N team to Laos by the weekend to investigate charges of a Communist invasion from North Vietnam. Argentina Mali Japan and Tunisia were named as investigators and would be joined by their aides and a U N staff. The Italian ambassador Hoped for a two week inquiry to report to the Security Council. Local Laos officials reported some Reds might remain in the country and skirmishes continued.

United Nations, N.Y UPD U.N Laos Viet Nam Argentina Maly Japan Tunisia Security Council Egidio Ortona Thepa‘thay Vilaihones

Forest Fire Threatens Deadwood South Dakota

A 4000 acre forest fire forced Deadwood and about 40 residents to evacuate to hotels in Edgemont Sturgis and Rapid City and Casper while winds of 9.7 miles per hour pushed the flames toward Lead South Dakota with no immediate danger to the town, officials said the fire could be contained by morning if winds stay favorable.

Azom Lead Forest Service Edgemont Sturgis Raud City Casper Wye Deadwood

Investigator Testifies Shouts Lie in Murder Trial

In Lorain County a 25 year old, Alford Sanders, on trial for the Apr 17 stabbing of 78 year old farmer Father Mandeville, erupts in court shouting That's a lie during Deputy Ondreyen's testimony. The trial includes multiple witnesses, including Sanders sister Henrietta Matches and relatives, as prosecutors press insanity as a defense. The proceeding continues with motions and further testimony.

Alford Sanders Father Mandeville Island Rd Michael Ondreyen Lorain County Ondreven Capt Copley Grafton State Farm Ondresco Sanders Mandeville Corts Ton Durfee John PD. Pinewra Henrietta Matches Bessemer Ala Selma Darrie James Wile Cleveland Jamee

Eisenhower to Set Stage for Khrushchev Visit in TV Address

President Eisenhower plans a radio television address to explain inviting Soviet Premier Khrushchev and set expectations for the forthcoming U S visit. He will urge civility toward the visiting head of state and frame Cold War talks with preparatory diplomacy.

Ike Washington Cpi Eisenhower Tcievision Nikita Khrushenev I Khrushchhe White House Weld Win Tapmedt Burge Mar Khrushchev

Road projects approved amid education and police notes

Proposals for road projects and an innovation plan received approval while Avon education and Weston police affairs prompted discussion. Frank Root announced resignation. a proposed animal shelter finalization faced delays. A Sheffield council session addressed kindergarten controversy with quiet cites.

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