Khrushchev Arrives In Peiping For Anniversary Celebration
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Peiping to join Communist China’s 19th anniversary events. He urges efforts to clear the atmosphere for friendship and universal peace, noting talks with President Eisenhower on cooperation and reducing tensions. The arrival follows a swift trip from Moscow after visiting the United States.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Peiping
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
Moscow
United States
Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
World Organization
McElroy May List Non-Filing Lobbyists
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy said he may send a list of legislative lobbyists who did not file expense accounts to Franklin County Prosecutor Earl Allison for action. The list, prepared by Secretary of State Ted Brown, carries possible penalties of fines up to 100 dollars and up to two years in prison.
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Columbus
UPD
Mark McElroy
Franklin County
Earl
Y Allison
Ted Brown
Brown
McElroy
Allison
Michael DiSalle
Robert E. Scott
Cambridge
Clearing Of Officer Criticized In Cleveland Shooting
The Cuyahoga County grand jury cleared Patrolman Bobby Dunn in the fatal shooting of motorist Jeffrey Perkins after a speeding stop. Critics call the ruling shock ing, while NAACP members plan a council meeting to decide next steps.
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Perkins
Cleveland
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
James Halloran
Dunn
Strike Damage Hits Open Hearths in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN executives from local steel firms said the prolonged strike has damaged at least two open hearths. One roof collapsed at Youngstown Sheet and Tube, another caved in at Ohio Works of United States Steel. Restoration may take about four weeks after the strike ends due to bricklayers and cast problems.
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Youngstown
UPI
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Ohio Works
United States Steel
Up-Set Primary Races Stir Cleveland Suburbs
In Lakewood and Lakeland two primary races produced significant upsets. Garfield Heichis topped five candidates to face Clarence Talicki in November. Victor Hahn defeated Manne Schuur in Fairem Park First Ward Republican contest.
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Cleveland
Councilan
Manne Schuur
SY Voices
Pasa-No 231 Polished Daily Notices from Lorain County
September 30 1958 listings show a local notices page from Lorain County Printing Publishing Co at 223 East Ate Onto. It includes a second class mailing authorization and a small accounting line with 913.00 and 317.00 figures. A regional Ohio office is noted with 18.00.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East
Ate
Eutia
Ohio August road toll climbs 24 percent on year
Ohio's August traffic-accident toll rose 24 percent to 192, pushing eight-month total to 1,105, within 1 percent of 1958. State Safety Director J Grant Keys said 41 more were killed in August than a year earlier, as Columbus Toledo and Canton ranked high in deaths per 10 000 vehicles.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Chicago
National Safety Council
Pop Bottle Bomb Blast Injures 2 in Columbus
Pop bottle bomb exploded by Tames Henson, 37, on leave from the Army, after a quarrel with his girlfriend Joyce Streets, 16. Henson warned, If things don't work out I am going to blow us both in. He suffered severe injuries and loss of a hand. Streets was badly injured with a shattered arm and facial injuries.
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Columbus
UPD
Henson
Joxvce
Sheriff's Office
Carl
Ann
Ohio Education Board Decisions Declared Final
The district court of appeals ruled that state Board of Education decisions are not final, in a case involving Columbus Board of Education appealing a BOE ruling to assume 280,000 in bonded indebtedness after Whitehall School District transfer. The court said original action could set aside the decision.
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Columbus
UPI
District Cour of Appeals
State Board of Education
Ming
Columbus Board of Educaton
Whitehall
France outlines Algeria plan at United Nations session
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville planned to present Paris stance on Algeria at the United Nations General Assembly. He would not reference the Tunisian exile government’s peace proposal, calling it non official. He was the final among five power spokesmen to address the assembly’s general policy debate.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Maurice Couve de Murville
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
General Assembly
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Tunis
Thic
S2-nation Assembly
Couple dies 42 years apart in same hospital collapse
In Chicago a 68 year old husband Charles Haas collapsed as his wife Maude 68 died of an apparent heart attack. Doctors said both died about the same moment in a Chicago hospital.
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Chicago
Charles Haas
Jod
Maude
Richard Firstrand
Steel Negotiators Agree To Try Again
U S Steel leaders and union officials held another round of talks with President urging a resumption by Oct. 8 or government action. McDonald claimed a quick labor pact if parties wished, while unions said little given offers only on insurance pension and wage increases. Labor Secretary Mitchell met with the President as both sides pressed for a negotiated settlement amid a long stalemate.
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Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
McDonald
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Blough
Woman Stabs Man and Injures Police at South Point
Teresa Huskala, 24, of New Orleans, stabbed Les Phillips, 38, of Santa Ana, during a traffic stop on U S 52 at South Point. She rammed her head through two police cruiser windows and a sheriff’s window while being transported, injuring several officers. Phillips treated for intoxication.
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South Point
UPN
Teresa Huskala
New Orleans
Les Phillips
Santa Ana
Calif
Phillips
Lawrence County Hospital
Miss Huskala
Ironton
Sheriffs Office
Denver Snowstorm Damage Elevates Millions
Denver faced millions in damage after a heavy 10.6 inch snowstorm. Trees and branches collapsed onto roofs and cars as power and telephone lines failed citywide. In the Rockies, 15 inch accumulations closed roads and Fraser reported 24 inches. A mountain road opened in time for a birth and four teenage runaways remained missing.
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Rockies
Fraser
Colo
Denver
Thomas Holbrok
Benson In Russia Opens Moscow Visit With Agriculture Officials
U S Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson began a Russian tour in Moscow at the invitation of Agriculture Minister Vladimir Matskevich. The meeting centers on agricultural cooperation and trade between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
UPD
U.S
Ezra Taft Benson
Vladimir Matskevich
Two Men Arrested in Yorkville Bank Robbery
FBI officials arrested Daniel J. Koenig in Miami and Charles Forest Waugaman in Beaumont in connection with the Yorkville Ohio bank heist on August 22. The pair, both 27 and on parole from Western State Penitentiary, allegedly fled in a stolen car with 38846 dollars.
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Miami
UPI
FBI
Yorkville
Ohio
Daniel J. Koenig
U. S
Roger E. Davis
Steubenville
Thomas S. Schattenfield
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Cantoh
Ohio Education Board
P.R. Smith & CO
UIVE
Donald Holden
France
Mitchell
Atlantic and Pacific
Elyria Police Department
Charles Nelson
Nelson Paving Company
Elyria
Phone Fairfax
Benson
Russia
Fox Furniture
San Hugene
Sample Furniture
Lawson
Lyria, Ohio
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