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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1959
Page
12
Budget Director Maurice H. Stans argues taxpayers could force a tax cut without slashing military spending by demanding broader government economy. He urges voters to question candidates on specific spending cuts and to hold elected officials accountable in next year’s elections.
Washington UPI reports the Eisenhower administration tentatively projects a 95 million dollar mid year surplus for the current fiscal year if the steel strike ends soon. Budget director Maurice Stans warns the surplus could vanish with continued strike effects on steel profits and tax receipts.
Nikita Khrushchev visited Pittsburgh with a genial demeanor, greeting workers and presenting small gifts while joking about capitalism and communism. He toured plants, exchanged gestures with laborers, and wore a broad smile during a secret hour encounter highlighting both charm and political messaging.
Fragmented OCR text shows a printing and lithography firm with address 225 Fasc Ave, Ohio. Mentions reserves and charges in dollars, but many words are garbled. core items include trade terms and ad line formats typical of a 19th or early 20th century newspaper notice.
Cleveland police hunt a Chicago woman identified as Billy Jean Carroll believed to be the accomplice of William Ansley in an attempted bank robbery at the Cleveland Trust Co. branch. Ansley killed himself after a gunbattle with officers. a time bomb was fake. Detectives pursued leads including a counterfeit disguise and a photo linked to Carroll.
In New York the 73 day steel strike moves to a decisive phase as labor management top teams assess work of twelve subcommittees. About 168 members discuss local plant issues on a company by company basis while top negotiators push for wages and policy decisions.
Amid a broad American peace push, Khrushchev and Eisenhower proceed toward Camp David for talks on disarmament and the German question. Secretaries Herter and Cabal disuss with Khrushchev and a Russian aide group as Avon Lake Fruehauf plant strike actions enter final day.
Federal Mediator John P. Walsh presided as 1 500 production workers and their union bargaining committee pressed for a contract with no work without a deal. Talks drifted amid mild rhetoric and two recesses as both sides traded proposals and jibes without progress on overtime equalization or representation before the midnight deadline.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPI The Atlas Abel moon rocket exploded during an ignition test delaying the US lunar effort by about a month with Russia still ahead. A replacement may not be ready before November as teams weigh Atlas Able versus Thor Able for the next moon mission.
Secretary of State Ted Brown said all three proposed Ohio Constitution amendments would appear on the November 3 ballot despite an injunction suit aimed at blocking two. The suit challenges their legality on water and sewer service sales and appellate judgeships. A court ruling on the ads and timing could affect whether votes are counted.
In Chicago at Children's Memorial Hospital surgeons led by Dr. Willis J. Potts separated five day old twins Mary Helen and Marie Elien Schultz. The operation joined at chests and abdomens with shared heart and liver. Mary Helen died four hours later. Marie Elien died after the surgery despite efforts.
Hurricane Gracie drifts in the Atlantic off Florida with no immediate threat to the mainland. The weather service forecast kept intensity and size unchanged for the next 22 hours as western weather eased from Fraser Colorado snow to thunderstorms in Oklahoma.
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