Steel Negotiations Expand with 13 Committees at Work
In New York a 38 day steel strike moves into a new phase as 13 negotiating committees work simultaneously. The four top teams led by David McDonald and R Conrad Cooper resume joint sessions with four government mediators present. Subcommittees address local plant practices on job preferences and pensions, not wages. President Eisenhower urged faster talks but stalemate remains. The 300,000 steel workers say 68 days into the strike, with 130,000 more in related industries laid off.
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Washington
Salt and Pepper wed after joking introduction
Marie Pepper and Edward Salt tied the knot Wednesday in Portsmouth England as friends introduced them as a joke. The couple, described as well seasoned, married amid lighthearted notes and familiar faces in attendance.
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Weather forecast for Northeastern Ohio with variable conditions
The bulletin reports cool humid periods with a high near 76 and clearing tonight. Wednesday brings warmer sun, a range around 94, with small craft advisories on Lake Erie and winds from southwest to northwest shifting through the day.
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Lake Ernie
Mercury Test Shot Seen as Major Step Toward Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Mercury Project scientists called Wednesday s test flight a major step toward putting a man in space and back though not a 100 percent success The Atlas missile failed to reach the planned 2000 mile range but a Mercury astronaut would likely have survived if aboard The test showed the program s progress and the need for many more steps before actual orbital flight It included Lt Cmdr Alan B Shepard watching and joking about the mission while noting the potential of the suit in space
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Mercury
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Train Hits School Bus Kills Seven in Maryland
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a school bus stalled on a grade crossing in Mountain Lake Park Maryland killing seven children and seriously injuring at least five others. The bus driver Leroy Campbell Deer Park Md helped pupils off before the crash.
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Cuyahoga Democrats Endorse Kennedy For 1960 Nomination
Cuyahoga County Democratic leaders unanimously endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy as the party’s presidential candidate, a swift reply to a draft-DiSalle push. Ray T. Miller, county chair, credited with engineering the move at a Wednesday ward leaders meeting at Cleveland area HQ. The endorsement accompanies a plan to announce Kennedy at the County Democratic Roast at Euclid Beach Park.
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Ahoga Democrats
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East Cleveland
New York Patrolman Fends Off Teen Gang Clash
Patrolman John Pilla fought Ruben Aguirre 16 as a hostile crowd blocked Columbus Avenue near West 5th Street. Pilla overpowered Aguirre and arrested him. another officer arrived as bottles were thrown. A second arrest, Thomas Martinez 73, was identified as the bottle thrower. City officials planned an emergency meeting with district attorneys to discuss parental responsibility for teen crime.
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End Of Trial Near Jury Expected To Deliberate Friday
A jury of six men and six women is expected to begin deliberations Friday on the case of Alford Sanders charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Father Mandeville, 78, on April 17. The state's final witnesses include Dr Henry Luidens and M A Yoder, with the judge set to deliver the charge tomorrow morning.
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Lima State Hospital
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M. A. Yoder
Grafton Prison Farm
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John D. Pincura
Pincura
Dumas
Cleveland
Adam
Pep Pills Smuggling Ring Busted at Marion Prison
Marion prison officials said a ring smuggling 700 pep pills to six inmates at The Marion Correctional Institution was dismantled. The outside supplier linked to a Mansfield Reformatory case sought to sell bennies to prisoners for 24 cents each. Governor DiSalle visited as prosecutors pursue charges under a new law taking effect Oct. 17.
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Dalai Lama asks UN to intervene over Tibet killings
The Dalai Lama appealed to the United Nations for immediate action to stop what he called the massacre and forcible sterilization of Tibetans by Chinese forces. He cited dispossession, forced labor, and the razing of monasteries as part of a broader extermination drive from Lhasa exile.
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United Nations. X.Y
UPC
China
United Nations
India
Dag Hammiarskjeld
General Assembly
Red Chinese
Tibet
Lhasa
Ohioans See Pleasant Weather Forecast for Weekend
The Weather Bureau said Ohio will dip to the low temperatures tonight with cool and pleasant conditions Friday through the weekend. Humidity is expected to be low as a mild air mass moves across the state.
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Weather Bureau
Unemployment Drop Seen Under Forecast
Government reports August unemployment likely fell less than expected due to steel strike layoffs and auto industry slowdowns. Labor market data show a smaller decline than July with about 150000 workers affected and a 6.1 percent unemployment rate, as seasonal farm job drops influenced totals.
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Atlas Missiles Ready as Deterrent to War
Vandenberg Air Base California reports Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles now in combat-trained hands as a deterrent to war. General Power calls the launch a milestone and notes full capabilities will take time to mature. The goal is rapid firing by crews within minutes if needed.
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Avon Detachment Plan Faces Voters Amid Annexation Debate
Readers report a proposed detachment plan for a village sector sparking opposition in Sheffield and Lorain County. Avon charter proposal seeks November approval with council action likely. A drainage study in the Black River area is reviewed by the regional planning commission as part of the process.
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Long engagements boost marriage success and ads draw buyers
Studies show longer engagements improve marriage outcomes. Classifieds note readers can place ads to reach buyers, with Elyria and Lorain numbers. An example lists a living room set and appliances for sale at 541 Metcalf Rd, EM 6-9644, sold out quickly.
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