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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1959

Page

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Khrushchev Spars With U S Union Leaders in San Francisco

In San Francisco Khrushchev clashed with union chiefs at a dinner during a busy visit. He told Walter Reuther that Russian workers have the right to strike and called Reuther a capitalist stooge amid questions about labor and government. Reuther and others briefed reporters afterward on the exchange and context.

Khrushchev Russia Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Union Reuther Afl-Cio George Meany James B. Carey The Electric Workers Union Khrichev North Korea Poland Hungary Reis

Discourtesy To Khrushchev Deplored At Camp David Visit

Press Secretary Hagerty says the President aims for constructive talks with Khrushchev and that courtesy during the coast to coast visit is essential. He notes no new call for civility, as Khrushchev’s recent flare ups and Norris Poulson remarks prompt questions ahead of the Camp David meeting.

James C. Hagerty Khhrushchev Camp David Hagerty Los Angeles Norris Poulson Khrushchev

Russia Pushes General Disarmament Debate at UN

United Nations dispatch reports Khrushchev urging a four year plan to abolish all armies navies and air forces except internal security. Diplomatic sources foresee tension over China's UN admission with India leading opposition and the Dalai Lama appeal discussed but no sponsor yet. A U.S. resolution urges no action on China and Khrushchev disarmament proposal faces waning attention.

United Nations, N.Y UPI Russia General Assembly Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev U.S Tibet Laos United Nations Meanton An U.N India China Assembly Walter S. Robertson Indiana V. K. Krishna Menon Dalai Lama Red China

Warm Days Return to Ohio Amid Sun and Warm Winds

United Press International reports Ohio will see five days of above normal temperatures Tue through Sat. A warm southerly wind and clear skies lifted readings Sunday, with Cleveland hitting hot levels and highs near the 60s in many cities. Overnight lows were in the 50s, with little rain expected before Friday or Saturday.

U.S. Weather Bureau Cleveland Chesapeake Toledo Gohmmbus Cincinnati Marietta

Weather Roundup for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio

The bulletin notes warmer, windy weather today with fair skies Tuesday. Sunday shows mild temperatures between 57 and 74 degrees with a chance of light precipitation ending Sunday at 8 p.m. EDT. Small craft advisories are in effect for Lake Erie with winds 18 to 28 miles per hour.

Ohio Snax Suneet Lake Erie Searth Fas

Turnpike Sign Plan Explained by Ohio Official

Cleveland Ohio turnpike chairman James W Shecknessy explained the plan to paint safety signs on 146 overhead bridges to remind motorists of drowsiness. He said the messages will be prepared with expert advice and tastefully designed despite opposition claiming the signs could distract drivers.

Cleveland UPI Ohio Turnpike James W. Shecknessy Commission

Model Tavern Falls Short of Its Name in England

The Model Tavern in Canterbury, England, failed to live up to its name after a night of revelry when three bachelors caused a spree, leaving the pub with no beer by morning as landlord Guy Riddle announced.

Canterbury England UPI Guy Riddle

Khrushchev Takes Morning Walk in San Francisco

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev walked a brief early morning stroll on Nob Hill attracting many photographers. A pamphlet titled How To Practice Non Violence was handed to him and he asked its meaning through an interpreter. He praised San Francisco as the most beautiful city in the United States and noted the friendly reception.

San Francisco UPI Nikita Khrushchev San Luis Obispo Calif Khrushchev UPS Nikita ‘Khrushchev Nob Hill United States

Night bank watchman bites knife hand in thwarted robbery

On his first night on duty at Sandlaw bank, watchman Shien Farmore wrestled with a knife wielding robber. He bit the intruder’s knife hand, causing him to drop the blade and flee.

Tory UPI New Shien Farmore Sandlaw

Car Upset in Creek Kills Norwalk Man

NORWALK John Roberts 40 of New State Road died when his car rolled into a creek bed after leaving Townline Road near Route 99. Deputy Coroner Dr. William Kaufman ruled death by a broken neck. Survived by wife Lorita and four children. Funeral at Fink Funeral Home Willard with Rev. Hilson Words officiating. Rural will be in New Haven Cemetery.

Norwalk John Roberts New State Rd William Kaufman Roberts Huron County State Patrol Lorita Ronald Gooisne Norvalk Erelyn Keith Jerry Susan Saze Willard VEW Pact Finn Ca Fink Funeral Hilson Words Norwalk First Church

Seaway Governors’ Council Proposal Discussed

Ink says governors from New York Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois express views on a port camp. DiSalle schedules a meeting on industrial and port development freight rates and public economics with Earl W. Alhean.

Ink New York Indana Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin Mannesota Illinois 1 DiSalle Franklin County

Slowdown Likely If TH Act Invoked Hints Union Heads

Union leaders in San Francisco warned that production slowdowns could be staged in several major industries if the Taft Hartley Act is invoked and Steelworkers are ordered back to work. The UPI report notes labor readers’ indications of possible impact across sectors.

San Francisco UPI United Press International United Auto Workers Afl-Cio Eisenhower Emil Mazey UAW Mazey

Virginia crash kills eight as car and trucks collide

A Petersburg, Virginia crash involving a car with eight men and two trucks left eight dead. Seven victims were in the car. driver Jesse Moody and a passenger were injured. tractor-trailer driver Martin J. Hand was killed. The second truck rammed the wrecked car. Identified dead include Ronald Eugene Jones and four Petersburg residents. The blaze and wreck halted traffic on U.S. Highway 46 near Petersburg.

Petersburg UPI Here Jesse Moody Martin J. Hand Amelia M. L. Duke Ronald Eugene Jones Donald Ray Couch Castle Charlie E. Smith Richard Felder Samuel Lee Cliborne Ed Rochett Duke Moods

Where To Turn Pay Problem Not Settled

At a meeting no definite decision emerged on compensation for steelworkers and other issues. The report notes unclear outcomes and lingering questions about pay, with references to white wartime workers and local conditions.

Steel Firm Head Plans Radio Talks

New York March dispatch reports Republic Steel Corp president Thomas F. Patton will begin a series of radio talks across Ohio Alabama and New York to present management's bargaining position as steel negotiators return to the table after a weekend recess. The United Steelworkers Union warns the strike has cost industry and union more than 3.6 billion dollars and wages loss nears 1.8 billion, with stockpiles shrinking toward a minimum. AFL-CIO convention actions could raise a fund to support strikers, potentially reaching a million dollars daily with full participation.

New York UPD Thomas F. Patton Republic Steel Corp Ohio Alabama New York State United Stephworkers Union Afl-Cio Fures Ami Usw Macaine Inn Sid

Auto Driver Killed Near Paulding in Bridge Collision

Early today a Paulding man identified as Richard Thomas, 22, died when his car veered off US 24 south of Paulding and struck a bridge abutment. Police believe he fell asleep at the wheel and the vehicle struck the obstruction.

Paulding Pii Richard Ee Thomas Owas

Classified Ads Offer Quick Cash Through CT Act

A playful ad touts fast cash from Elyria and Lorain classifieds. It promotes selling usable items such as a gas conversion burner and a small kick press via Chronicle Telegram Classifieds, with contact numbers FA 3.3321 and CE 3-6173.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Lorainan

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