Jet Tanker Shortens Record Flight Attempt
The Air Force relayed that the large jet tanker, flying from Yokota, Japan, toward Washington, will halt near the Azores to avoid extending the mission beyond endurance. Commanders note the high altitude jet stream aided earlier legs but weakened near California, as the plane nears a potential 10,289 mile Japan to Washington route.
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Bris
Willam R. Eubank
Eubank
Pacific
California
Japan
Washington
Qen
Ald Pot
Court Holds Cheryl For Later Hearing
In Hollywood Cheryl Crane, daughter of Lana Turner, is held for a April 24 juvenile hearing over the stabbing death of Johnny Stompanato. Judge Donald Odell said removing her from outside influences could destroy her, and she was returned to Juvenile Hall.
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Hollywood
Cana Turner
Frdge
Kiife
Johnny Stompanata
Cheryl Crane
Steve Crane
Donald A Odell
Cheryl
Herd
Crane
Stompansto
Lana
Stompanato
Onestme
Mickey Cohen
Chicago
Woodstock
California
Corry City Park to Get Face Lifting
Corry Chamber of Commerce appealed to the City Council for beautification aid with focus on City Park, a warehouse, and unsafe sidewalls. Parks director Robert Grice reported top dressing and planned flowers for the park, sidewalk repairs from Maple avenue expansion, and proposed pine trees to improve warehouse views. Cleanup days were set for April 29 and 30. Andrew Cherque, 58, dies from 100 foot fall while working on the Upper Yoder Township center project near Johnstown.
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Council
Maple Avenue
Grice
Clair Capwell
Johnstown
Andrew ‘Cherque
Castle Shannon
Pittsburgh
Princes
City Sweeper Traveled 125 Miles in Corry Progress Report
At last night s council meeting streets director Clair Capwell reported the new street sweeper has traveled 12 miles since arriving in Corry despite a cold spell that hinders operation. City engineer Dan Williams said 17 permits were issued in March for various projects including five for new buildings. Raymond Weber urged follow up with the Department of Forest and Waters on creek cleaning aid. City solicitor Roger Brown said officials in Harrisburg expect more than permission and Mayor Kinley urged confirmation of the city s scope of work.
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Clair Capwell
Sireenoy
Corny
Bey
Capwell
Dan
Williams
Mng
Iit
Raymond Weber
Softty
Conneil
Department of Forest and Waters
Connell
Roger Brown
Harrisburg
Corry
Brown
Kinley
Hiroshima Maiden Dies of Cancer in New York
Hideko Hirata, one of 28 Hiroshima atomic bomb survivors who underwent plastic surgery in New York in 1986, died of stomach cancer in ATROSHTIA, Japan. Hospital officials cited no direct link to the atomic blast and noted her blood had normalized before the last moment.
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Atroshtia
Japan
Hiroshima
New York
Hideko Hirata
Hioshima University
Normin
Hira
Aly
U. S
Council Tables Fuel Bids Until Next Meeting
The City Council tabled three bids for lubricating oil until the next regular meeting to verify if the oils meet advertised high quality standards. Bids from Crystal Coal Company Cory GLF Corry and Emblem Warren ranged near 15 to 16 cents per gallon with Emblem offering a unit price guarantee. Streets Director Glad Gowell said supplies hold until he can verify oil grade and quality amid prior complaints about motor oil durability.
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Crystal Coal Company of
Cory
GLF
Corry
Emblem
Company of
Warren
Crystal Coal
Emblem Oil
Giair Goowell
Council Bickers Over City Garbage Plans
City council debate lingers on garbage ordinances and the future of the West Washington street landfill. Safety Director Ray Weber calls the current land-fill site nearly useless as council members weigh contract terms and equipment choices amid doubts about the site’s viability.
Eisenhower calls Soviet disarmament push in Moscow address
President Eisenhower urged Khrushchev in a severe Moscow address to join in stopping nuclear materials for war and to pursue a dependable disarmament program. He called Khrushchev’s letter largely repetitive and noted it awaited a broader response from the United States and Britain.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikis Khrushchev
Khrushchay
United States
Britain
Ebenhower
Khrushchev
United Sales
Great Britain
Unemployment Rises to Highest Peak in 16 Years
Washington I The government reported today unemployment rose by 25 000 in March pushing the total unemployed to 5 198 000 the highest since 1941. Manufacturing may shed jobs while outdoor work rises and overall unemployment edges up in a seasonal pattern.
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Regudar
Commence
Murth
Commerce
Weeks
Labor
Mitchell
State Dept cool to Ike's psycho warfare plan
The State Department showed little enthusiasm for President Eisenhower's idea to revive a psychological warfare effort in one department, possibly State, to present the United States in a favorable light. Secretary Dulles was seen as neither for nor against the plan, which Ike mentioned at a news conference. State officials had no new efforts to promote the idea after the Wednesday briefing, while Khrushchev pressed a chorus of speeches in Hungary and Indonesia disclosed sending Communist arms to anti-Communist rebels.
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State Dulles
Eisenhower
Sputnik
Psychological Warfare Board
White House
Macmilan
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Dulles
City to sue Mead Park for damages in civil case
City officials moved to file a civil suit to recover 150 in damages from an incident at Mead Park last fall. Public property director Robert Grice said collection efforts have failed thus far. The case stems from a car driven by Walter Korni koski and owned by Pred Martley GMC, with UAW involvement in ongoing contract talks at General Motors and Mead Park Corp. since March 25. DETROIT reports indicate talks with Hart Teruime on minor provisions in UAW demands, with major proposals like a profit-sharing plan to be discussed later this month. Ford, Chrysler talks scheduled as well.
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City Comenistment
Mead Park
Robert Grice
Paks
Public jProperty
Walter John Korni
Koski
Pred Martley
GMC
UAW
Stenur
Eine
Ford
Chrysler
Chinese Patrol Bomber ATER Pe Release
British authorities freed a Chinese patrol bomber after an emergency landing near Formosa during a routine training flight from Formosa to the Paracel stands. Engine trouble forced the crew to return, and claims about carried equipment were noted as diplomatic tensions rose with Siping.
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Ater
Herranded
Nationailalphine
Auke
Formeas
Paracel
Noitly
Halse Konic
McGonigle and Stassen in Erie CountyGop race
McGonigle campaigned in Bre County seeking stronger state government role if elected governor. Harald Stassen toured four counties to mobilize 50,000 volunteers for an independent bid. Democratic ticket led by Gov Roy E Furman faced charges of political fakery over a $700,000 fund diversion. Socialist Labor and Workers parties filed separate slates with George F Taylor and Oils Dine among the nominees. (Continued on Page Three).
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Arthur T. McGonigle
Bre
Tabor
Harald F. Stassen
Tomapomuneuon
Roy E. Furman
Silce
Socialist Labor Party
George F. Taylor
Philadelphia
Senate
Alleghiny County
Workers Party
Herbert O. Lewin
City Sets April 27 Start for Fast Time
City officials approved a April 27 start for fast time amid DST confusion last year. Council debated ending date and plans to align with others, noting War ren Jamestown ended late October while Erie Mendvale Titusville and Harried faced September ends.
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Warren
Jamestown
Erie
Mendvale
Titusville
Dulles Sees More Pacific Nuclear Tests
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would likely need more nuclear tests after spring and summer Pacific detonations to gain information for smaller cleaner bombs. He noted Eisenhower advisers have raised estimates of international inspection stations for policing a Soviet test ban, while Killian and associates argue a verification system can deter cheating.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Pacific
Eisenhower
U. S
Soviet Union
James RK
Killian
Willian
Hat
E. Stassen
Indonesia Seeks Arms From U S Amid Communist Tension
A distorted report claims Indonesia asked the United States and allies for arms including jets, warships, and bombers to bolster defense against communist forces. The piece cites Indonesia’s Subandrio and U S State Department spokesmen, noting pressure from Cold War allies and misgivings about Soviet and Eastern bloc suppliers.
Batista Claims New Victories In Cuba Conflict
In Havana the Batista government reports new police successes as it moves to crush rebel nests to avert a general strike and street fighting. The army says 13 rebels surrendered near Banes and 08 miles north of Santiago while rebel leader Fidel Castro circulates bulletins from Santiago claiming the revolution persists.
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Cuba i
Fulgencio Batista
Nea Banes
Norh
Santisgo
Fidel Gastro
Oriente
Castro
Rain Loss in California After 12 Days of Flooding
California faces 20 million dollars in flood damage across homes, businesses, and roads as 12 straight days of rain end. Forecasters anticipate no new storms for five days while soil drains and river levels respond. The High Sierra reports record snowpack with limited immediate flood risk, and northern counties contend with road closures and dam threats.
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California
Secon
William F. Cassidy
Army
San Joaquin Valley
San Joaquin
High Sierra
Haif
Hunoit
San
Lie Detector Clears Couple In Landlady’s Murder
Cleveland police report a lie detector test absolved a man and a woman in the death of landlady Mia Nagy, age 70. The couple, previously questioned after relatives from Joplin and Minnesota were brought to Cleveland, remain under inquiry as details emerge about suspects and relationships.
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Cleveland
Joplin
Sid
Miles P. Lavage
Elsie Dombrowsch
Mia
John Nagy
Margaret
Brtley
Suez Canal Expansion Plans Face Long Range Survey
Bank president and Egyptian officials plan a long range study with the Suez Canal Authority to widen the waterway at a cost of about 200 million dollars. The project aims to accommodate larger ships, with depth increase from 34 to 37 feet and widening work to span two years, while considering a potential second canal between the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
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Xe World
Bank
Suez Canal Authority
Eugene Black
Nasser
Raymond Wheela
Wheeler
0. S. Amy
Black
Egypt
Adyieg
al Hines
Mediterranean
Red Seas
Binck
Wheelersere
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