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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1959

Page

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Khrushchev Disarmament Plan Listed for UN Assembly

The United Nations steering committee placed Nikita Khrushchev disarmament ideas on the General Assembly agenda. Vasily Kuznetsov urged solo discussion while opposing lumping it with other disarmament items. The US pressed to bar China and anticipated a vote near last year’s 44 28 outcome.

United Nations, N. Y UPI United Nations Steering Committee Nikita S. Khrushchev General Assembly Russia Vasily V. Kuznetsov Khrushchev Kuznetsov Augusto Frederico Schmidt United States China United Nations U. S U.S Peiping India V. K. Krishna Menon Jime Nepal Khrishna Menon

Khrushchev Heads to Iowa After Warm San Francisco Welcome

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, buoyed by the friendly reception in the Bay Area, leaves for a 40 hour Iowa tour visiting a farm family in Coon Rapids before heading to Pittsburgh and Washington. He contrasted communism with Christianity, praising Christ’s precepts and forgiving Mayor Poulson over his LA clash. He noted Poulson’s wife and family as a point of pleasant memory.

San Francisco UPI Nikita Khrushchev Bay Area Coon Rapids Pittsburgh San Jose Norris Poulson Los Angeles Poulson

Bond Interest Rate Hike Planned for Savings Bonds

President Eisenhower signed a bill enabling an immediate hike in government bond interest. The Treasury is expected to raise rates on Series E and H bonds by at least 0.5 percent, retroactive to June 1, lifting all E and H bonds issued since 1957 to 3.5 percent. Older bonds receive at least a half-point boost while overall ceiling remains 3.5 percent though no further hikes planned.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Treasury Jus Congress Treasum Tates Enqeneh Alex

DiSalle Expects Rise In Ohio Unemployment Claims

Gov. Michael V. DiSalle warns Ohio unemployment compensation claims could climb toward last year's recession levels if the steel strike continues into mid next month.

Columbus UPI Michael V. DiSalle Ohio

Weather and labor tone mix in Northeast Ohio brief

Northeast Ohio reports cloudy skies with light showers giving way to sun and heat this afternoon. Dry, fair, and mild tonight with warm humidity. Wednesday partly cloudy and hot. sunrise at 6:15 a.m. EDT, moonrise 10:47 a.m. EDT. Small craft warning on Lake Erie, west winds. Governor DiSalle cites Bureau of Unemployment Compensation data on benefit claims and possible federal action amid steel strike talks.

Ohio Afernoon Lake Erie

Fire destroys J J Market in Youngstown

Fire Monday night destroyed the J and J Market a retail produce and grocery store in Youngstown causing extensive damage.

Youngstown J & J Market

Blast Hurts 3 In Cleveland

An explosion at the White Sewing Machine Corp Plastics Division in Cleveland seriously injured three men. Injured are Ben Mathews Harry Bowen and Clarence Schaffer who were rushed to Lanhetan Hospital.

Cleveland UPI White Sewing Machin Corp Ben Mathews Harry Bowen Clarence Schaffer

Announcer's Wife Killed in Home Tragedy at New Milford

Mrs. Westbrook Van Voorhes, 39, wife of CBS radio announcer, died after a Monday night home accident. She was burned and found in bed. she died on arrival at a hospital. Van Voorhes is a noted CBS broadcaster.

New Milford Cvonn UPD Westbrook van Voorhes van Vorhes Columbia Broadcasting System

Youth Held In Killing Of Student In The Bronx

An 11-year old Puerto Rican gang leader Edward Perez admitted he was the youth in a blue raincoat who shot and killed 16-year-old John Guzman. Perez of The Bronx is a member of the Royal Knights. seven others were tied to the killing. Guzman belonged to the Valiant Crowns gang and may have been its president. The slaying caps a summer surge of juvenile violence with at least 70 teen deaths nationwide. Major Wagner and Gov Rockefeller will address a Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee on Wednesday in Washington.

John Guzman Morris High School New York Guzman Edward Perez UPI Bronx Royal Knights Valiant Crowns Perez Knights Robert F. Wagner Nelson A. Rockefeller Senate

Burglar Tools Lost Found by Police

Police reported Monday that a complete set of burglar tools was found in a lost bar reportedly lured in by a suspect. The incident involved custodians who reported the discovery and noted the tools were recovered in the enclosure area.

Veadon-Tyne Enc Land UPI

Vermilion Man Dies in Kraft Attack After Rail Scene Photos

A Vermilion man dies following an assault linked to railroad scene favors for pictures and recordings. Elyria council approves deed of armory as emergency action. Ridgeville council sets bearing October 1 on the first village budget. Prue Lamrain Mall proposal reaches council with petition awaited.

Vermilion Man Senseeene Ted Bed Sect Elyria Counch Chia National Tind Sect Ridgevelle Lamrain Mall

Court Ruling Upholds Arkansas Pupil Placement Law

In St Louis a UPI report says three Negro students barred from an all white Pine Bluff area school plan to seek Supreme Court review after the Eighth Circuit overturned a lower court order. The appeals court upheld the Arkansas Pupil Placement Act key provision directing students to certain schools. The students Ernestine Davis Dove James Warfield and Corliss Smith were barred from Dollarway schools and sent to a Negro school. court and officials argue the act promotes orderly integration.

ST. Louis UPI Pine Bluff Ark Robert L. Carter Supreme Court Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Dollarway Ark.3 iScoal Arkansas Beck Ernestine Dove James F. Warfield

Steel strike hits Ohio plant with 2200 furloughs at GM Ternstedt

The 70 day nationwide steel strike reduces steel stockpiles forcing GM Ternstedt plant in Columbus to furlough 2200 workers by month end. About 1000 skilled salaried and hourly workers will stay, with production staff mainly laid off while plant continues auto hardware output as long as steel lasts.

Ohio General Motors Corp. Ternstedt Columbus Paul L. Jones GM Autos

AFL CIO policy battle shapes two year agenda

San Francisco union delegates at the AFL CIO convention debate and vote on resolutions covering unemployment growth targets wage standards and farm worker pay. Key disputes include expelling unions over racial exclusion and how to handle jurisdictional fights. Main policies call for 5 percent growth 1.25 dollar minimum wage 35 hour week equal pay for women and renewed anti communist aid abroad.

San Francisco UPI AFL Cio Congress Afl-Cio Nikita Khrushchev Josef Stalin Federation

Gasoline Taxes In Ohio Will Total 11 Cents

Ohio motorists will pay 11 cents per gallon in combined federal and state taxes under a new bill. The federal tax rises from three to four cents, while states add seven cents. Similar totals apply in 12 other states including Alabama Florida Kentucky Louisiana Maine Mississippi Nebraska New Hampshire North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and West Virginia.

Washington AUP Ohi Fisenhower Sigma Moridan Tho Meiosis TANG Mher Fiorita Kentucky Louisiana Maine Mississippi Nebraska New Hampshire North Carollna South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia

Gasoline Tax To Go Up Oct 1

Washington says a new federal tax increases gasoline and diesel fuel by one cent per gallon starting October 1. President Eisenhower signed the bill to fund the interstate highway system, with broader plans to curb costs and possibly boost states' shares in the program. The levy will raise about one billion dollars over two months, amounting to about 46.87 dollars more for a 10,000 mile driver at 12. The update signals a pay-as-you-go approach to highway funding and possible pace adjustments.

Washington UPJ Eisenhower Congress

Quite A Mouthful Classified Ad Pitches Services

Chronicle Telegram Classifieds advertise quick low cost ads with friendly service to place them. Contact numbers FA 3-3321 in Fisra or CE 3-6173 in Lo Tain for assistance. 30 white rock pullets for sale at GL 8-4934. Sold out.

Chronicle-Telegram Fisra Lo Tain Fow Jay

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