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   Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - October 31, 1959, Wellsville, New York                              Support 1939 United Fund One Campaign Instead Of Eight Year ally Reporter Allegany County s Daily Newspaper Weather Tomorrow Little Temperature Change Cloudy Khrushchev Sacks Chinas Intention To Take Formosa Two Sects Near Goal Of Merger NEW Saturday October 1959 Five Cents Per Copy By GEORGE CORNELL Associated Press Writer bni and Universalists today Nikita Khrush chev said today that President Eisenhower and British Prime Minster agreed with him that there should be a summit conference the the bet In a major foreign policy speech before the rubberstamp Soviet Khrushchev made no direct reference to French Pres ident De suggestion the be held off until spring But the Soviet leader predicted that his forthcoming visit to France would be useful for for the Soviet Union and IUL nit neared a goal they have sought i for world peace a unified Wearing a gray suit with hs i usual Khrushchev Representatives of the two re cheered in hour 41 denomina speed covering the whole tions havn approved the plan and were putting finishing touches on a Joint constitution and Beware I Spooks Ahead Wide Search Continues For Lost Piedmont Liner With 27 Persons Aboard international Among the major points he made were Unitarian President Dana j Disarmament is the most im Greeley said the merger portant problem of the would erase boundary that and its settlement depends artificially divided us and er there will be war or should spur the movement in The Soviets want complete erasing boundaries that divine armament but are willing to con me sider other proposals Grants Review Of TH Injunction It seems that we have here We regret the incidents on given witness to the desirability the Lw of that human relationship that where they involved casual we hope will be the hallmark of j ties and we hope they one world be We hope the independent thinking delegates i ties will be solved by put through scores of to an advance constitution His visit to the United States before approving it item by j convinced him the majority of with some sections causing Americans do not want war and keen he feels they now understand be fc s Strongest feelings were aroused tcr the Soviet desire for peace by decisions to omit any reference i He called for withdrawal of to Jesus from church foreign troops from South Korea thus severing specific to to speed unification of the He declared the Soviet Union As set the church desired that not even the nii was dedicated to spreading uni hotbed of war should re I A V w by maU 3nd said foreign i MIXING A BREW of Halloween Mysteries for tonights adventures are left to right Randall 0t io son of and Norman George Ann Mi and Mr George Rosenberg y gc 31d because of possible undesirable j and Pamela daughter of and Robert Ghosts and goblins of assorted sizes will i iraver Another Premier Both wore plain to restore this black P sis came late Friday The The diplomatic George of Niagara called it the single Western diplomats most important issue at Pressed by the mild But the tn re speech and pointed c men that there were WASHINGTON IAP The Su preme Court has agreed to hear the United Unions appeal of a law in junction that would send the strik ing steelworkers back to work for 80 means the strke will continue at least until next when the court makes its decision on to let the injunction Tie court Tuesday for oral The high courts action Friday was a triumph for the which is attacking the basic con of the strike ending This process has never iad a review by the Supreme Court in its 12 years of i The government contends the strike is affecting national and It fought the unions request for a saying the constitutional arguments are clearly and there is no need for re view by ths gallery was were 11U Associated Press Staff Writer AP Goblins to Invade Country Tonight Hudson Valley Waits for Headless Horseman Savage Utah Areas IDLE workers are idle in New York State because of the steel The total includes strik ing steelworkers and laid off by industries that have curtail ed operations because of steel Industries dependent on steel laid off persons this Industrial Commissioner Martin Catherwood said The new layoffs were mainly in the Buffalo and metropolitan New York Most of the striking steelwork ers are in Western New bounds of cH reason m any demo in his wide and Robins terrorize the rest oi cratic said the dwelt on the of I the children in the James Madison Barr of Albany sion which he tni Hudson Valley lor the Weve taken our position on a countries of the Communist i Headless v ut ue I For thp lofty By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FOUR MEN BURNED IN OIL EXPLOSION For the lofty hills drowsy Hudson River conceal the locale of Washington Irvings fa mous Legend of Sleepy per hour toppled uprooted SALT LAKE Utah AP j and thousands of Savage windstorms slashed a trail A i j trailer dozen truck and new said the Ralph Fuchs of We should our Opponents of the ar gued that it divorced the move Us Christian ine Walter Kring 1 Four men were burned one tne Winds of hurricane force of New York said it would Friday night when a high author drew llis characters from j mates of damage ran as high as a freak weather nat alienate millions of Pressure oil pipe burst in a five million dollars in tern in Despite the fact that costly destruction across state BALLSTON rigs were halted flipped and I j me laci inai state halted truck bus and named Tarrytown as the scene or j ern Utah and southern California small car traffic for several p his celebrated residents of Friday as a wave of violent on open highways i Kinderhook stoutly maintain the j weather raked the Winds of hurricane force ac nuclear submarine hull at the Lab Giles and Greeley said in a joint statement i We do not disavow our Judeo heritage but affirm the universality of all religion and recall the words of Jesus Not He that unto me Lord but He that doeth the will of my father shall enter the Kingdom of Differences of belief is a guarded right among Uni and Universalists with various views held about Some consider him simply as one Most seriously hurt was John of many great j of Spa West Milton The oU spewed over an auxil iary machinery section in the pro hull caught fire General Electric officials at the nearby laboratory said there were no radiation or nuclear connected with tiie inci The brought under con trol a GE A possibility of stll further reconsideration of the matter re who was reported in critical con dition in an Listed in fair condition at a ing visited this used local frightening lit the Supreme Court had de to hear the it would have left standing of a Philadelphia appeals court that injunction is legal and The appeals court had upheld the original decision of a Pittsburgh federal judge who issued the in But the appeals rul ing against the allowed the strike to continue until the union could take the issue to the highest The nine justices now have extended this period of grace un til they hand down their The union wants the strike to continue because it feels it is at least beginning to hurt the big steel companies Union President David McDonald ar ii i iem in southern California Rain union np they Irv Two children drowned in j snow and 1ohtninc storms President David McDonald ar this area and later j Arizona flash floods which were uprooted in Los gues tnat the companies refuse personalities to people i described as the worst in that sec County Cotton crops in thp hmh to make concessions to the union ling but comical story j Uon since A fastmo vim Imperial Valley suffered da maw because they think theyll be tak g Imperial Valley suffered damage Haunted haunted bridK The es and haunted fields pervade the i howled off the Wasatch Mountain plains tornadic winds in Utah The merger plan itself is Spa were David Jwt to a plebiscite of Ballston and Gcr before being finalized at a special aH Ballston meeting next with the new church formed in May man was not fied Western Powers Are Shifting European Defense Emphasis WASHINGTON The abandonment of the air of Ichabod the scarecrow storm dumped from 6 to 15Vi estimated at a quarter of a mil schoolteacher who wooed anri lost inches of snow along the eastern 1 lion dollars Katrina Van Tassell to slopes of the Rockies and in the High winds fanned a score of I fires in northern California for An estimated acres t burned and threatened some hish areas But the Range and caused widespread closing U S 50 One mander in chief of all the night damage in a heavily populated I was Wiled when a treo fell on time prowlers is the headless from Salt Lake City 75 a pickup truck in the High Sierra whose encounter with mites to on the j Skies were todav in Ichabod has become a part of j Colorado and but sub American j At least 10 people were hurt in i freezing temperatures during the Of the Irving wrote as winds of up to 92 an icv of It is said by some to be Die ghost a Hessian whoso I head had been carried away by i a in some nameless battle during the Revolutionary War and is ever and anon seen by the country hurrying along in the gloom of as it on the wings of the Local residents insist the nal Ichabod Crane was Jesse i who taught at i PAULINE PERILS ECONOMIC SEESAW By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer A AP through all but two weeks of the third came out w i t h en off the hook by the Top negotiators for the union and the steel companies met for an hour and a half in Pittsburgh and reported no progress Another meeting is set for today Federal Mediation Chief Joseph Finnegan has called both sides for a session in Washington Monday if they dont get anywhere over the Finnegan turned down a company request to hold the medi ation meeting in in a telegram to Fin Said the companies re main adamant and they remain The strike involves half a mil lion steelworkers and has idled more workers in related General Motors virtual ly closed down its lines Friday for lack of More Police Press Hunt for Young Escape Artist By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Police pressed their hunt for Theodore a 20yearold escape ar and his county jail compan ion today after finding an auto the two abandoned 12 miles west of remanded to County jail here after breaking out of Rochester State Hospital last again Friday when he and Franklin of overpowered two dep in a recreation area and stole a car parked Deputies found the car about two hours later on a county road between Corfu and The gas tank was police of nearby Indian led police on a wild chase through the county for weeks summer after his escape from He was finally captured while sleeping under a porch at the Tonawanda Indian Police said he been sent to the state hospital for examination after he allegedly stole a Authorities said they did not re gard the pair as al though charges pending against Holton included illegal possession of a He armed himself with a caliber rifle and a pellet gun dur ing last summers police King had been indicted on a charge of burglary in a service station breakin and was awaiting era powers apparently have prac completed a shift in Euro pean defense emphasis from to Two develop ments make this clear The United States has agreed to close down its four air bases and one base in The United States has reached an agreement with Turkey to set up an Jupiter missile base in that stra located on Russias bor The issue of the American air bases in Moroccan soil has been politically explosive since the lit tle North African kingdom gained its independence in The Moroccans have long want ed the forces with The State Department an that plans for the with have been presented to the Moroccan prime Negotiations for the missile base in which will offset the Joss of the Moroccan have been under way for Formal agreement announced bases follows chance in strategy that began in December The Allied high command at that time decided to gradually shift emphasis from now becoming obsolete in the missile to rockets capable of carry ing nuclear Two Jupiter bases are being set up in Four squadrons of the Thor missiles are be ing delivered to Great The Pentagon said Friday it was cutting down the number of Eu Thor squadrons from five to The four in Britain remained The fifth was to have gone to another coun But France and Germany have balked at having these mis sile bases established oh their soil Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has made pointed threats about countries that harbor Allied mis sile Greece also was ap but nothing came of At the same time the United States is steadily increasing its force of intercontinental which can be based in this O U A earning Steel report GM have A new Ichabod Crane Conj hanger of epic proportions and cd a loss of Other bia been and there will be U kePt the OI were for Beth for more next Other auto corn but they are feeling the frame and finance on The original Katrina Van the edSes seats this it is was Katrina Van I The movie Perils of The Pennsylvania thel NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE abandoned and in ruins side a winding highway in Brom Katrinas and successful also was modeled tradition It is the story of fate ful meeting with the galloping Hessian that enthralls children on edge for a loss in Its car loadings were off per j Many facets of the economy burly or failed to on News from the automobile in in efforts to settle the dustry was Rood and General Motors reported earn As they popped up these ues ings for the third quarter of nea tions kept the business world v on sales of was more than dou 14o renewed negotiations blc that of the 1958 third The rejected a voluntary aii nc the Supreme Court send Then all of GMs assembly to a halt for home at the very witching time i the steelworkers back to the of Irving mills for 8C days If Wards Automotive News Along a lonely what near a Ichabod suddenly The New York stock said the industry will lose unit this month because of the steel ster ready to spring upon the trav He appeared to be a i 11110 ui lilt beheld something displayed cautious optimism that strike and other labor troubles en black and It j things would come out all A greater logs is expected next but seemed gathered up in Trading volume was 818 month the gloom like some gigantic mon shares compared with But on the retail end of the in lie previous week and was tiu business boomed The five biggest since shares millionth car of 1959 was sold were traded in the week ended Sales in the first twothirds of Oc March totaled Bond trading totaled ing at the highest rate for this par value compared with lime of year in history Buyers 000 previous week and were afraid they wouldnt be able to get what they horseman of large dimensions and mounted on a horse of powerful as the apparition ad the er saw that the muffled in a was carrying his Inez a director of the Freemans Journal pub lisher of a weekly newspaper died Friday in a hospital She was Her Rowan is a retired editor of the who had been ill for four had held various executive positions in the publish ing company for the last 24 BODY FOUND IN LAKE body of Nila of was found float ing Friday in Oneida She had been missing since last Fri FORD WILL SEEK TO STRETCH STEEL SUPPLY DETROIT AP Ford Motor largest of the auto industrys big will seek to stretch rapidly dwindling steel supplies into December by cut ting back on production and sched uling work Fords move came as General Motors faced the virtual end of all auto output next biggest of the auto has laid off of its hourly rat ed workers and says more will be sent home next week because ofthe steel Modification of production to extend production and employment at least into De cember announced Friday by The company said employes will be put on three and four day weeks through November Ford has hourly rated em Original plans had been for Ford to run full weeks until about the middle of November and then cease Ford makes about its own steel at its Rouge plant but certain kinds must be the third member of the industrys big has laid off about Chrysler shut down its Dodge tuck plant Friday and had been cutting down in other Present Chrysler layoffs are spread over 10 The com assembly plants will run only four days next except in Los American still operating six days a expects to con at top output through No says it can stretch its supplies well in to Rescue Teams Scour In Search of Clue For Missing Ship By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AP Piedmont Airlines plane with 27 persons mo ments away from a crashed Friday night near this col lege Rescue teams that scoured a wide area in the rain during the night failed to turn up a single clue as to the whereabouts of the en route from Washington to with a stopl We havent been able to de anything all said Charles Civil Air Patrol commander for the central Virginia early This plane apparently didnt burn or unless it did so a long way from are no re ports we can develop of fire or We were hoping that someone might walk out of the A giant search operation was weather Four helicopters and a number planes were assigned for the Authorities believe the shin went down soon after it radioed the air port tower for landing about Friday Raveling 150 was about six minutes time from the State police and Civil Air Patrol teams three Virginia centering the ground hunt near the hamlet of Ruckers There were two unconfirmed re ports that residents had heard the sound of a plane and then what been an ex was falling at the time of the disappearance and a ceiling and 10 mile ater in thl rain l 349 began in Wash was to nave con to There were 24 ers and 3 crew members authorities withheld release of the passenger list pend ing next of kin CAP teams from Vir ginia areas converged on the area Air Force authorities planned to fln an air search About 100 CAP members and i partici in the search during the ground units the area as the parties ran Ike Gets Good of Health WASHINGTON AP Presi dent Eisenhower completed his annual physical checkup today and a physician reported the re sults were the best the President ever Smiling broadly as he checked out of Walter Reed Army Medi cal Center at El this way in referring to the outcome Its so good Id like to go The best we go back ever summed up Leonard D era Armys gen HEART FATAL MASON Iowa prominent per died Thursday night after a heart He owned the North wood Anchor and had newspaper interests in Iowa Monticello and a year strikebound want later FORMER POLITICIAN AP a former lican national died Hume also was a former state FORMER MOVIE STAR CHICAGO Apple one of the stars of the one and films turned out in movie died Friday of a heart She was the leading lady of Bronco one of the first Western COLLISION IS FATAL of Albany was killed Friday night in the collision of his automobile and a truck at an Asked how the Presidents health Heaton added Very very The Eisenhower and Heaton comments were made to newsmen the President and the Army officer stood on the porch of the Walter Reed physicians planned to issue a brief official report lat er in the day on the state of Ei A light rain had just let up as the President walked from the He had hoped to get in a round of but the weather to nave washed that out at least BOARD CHAIRMAN NEW YORK Shat tuck board chairman of the Phelps Dodge died Fri a native of Boston was president of the firm from 1930 until 1947 when he became During those Phelps Dodge expanded into one of the worlds largest copper pro ducing DIES IN PLUNGE LONDON AP Walter millionaire head of a group of building and engineer ing died Friday In a plunge from his Ht was Relatives said he was de pressed due to ill  

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