Russia agrees to join world atomic agency drive for peace
United States and Russia along with ten nations reach a charter agreement for a new World Atomic Agency to pool peaceful atomic materials and share power generation benefits. The plan, proposed by President Eisenhower, envisions UN sponsorship and a September conference in New York to finalize the framework.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
W Worldwide Atoms For Peace Agency
Nation
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
New York
Steve Department
Eisehhower
Torah International
Britain
France
Canada
Russiia
Iast
Nik
Bulgaria
Eisenhower
Russii
Moscow
Ite
George N. Zarubin
Zarubin
Red Ching
UN Security Council
Ise
International Communist Information Agency
Comirform
Australia
Belgium
Bineil
Callinde
Czechoslovakia
Thais
Portia
Hoth Africa
Elgin Post Office Likely to Close
U S Post Office at Elgin may shut within a week as postal inspectors review the fourth class facility. Miller of Erie says reports are not yet complete. Petitions from residents urging retention are circulating, with Assemblyman Waterhouse expected to file them soon.
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Acassio
U. S
Elgin
ZW. Miller
Erie
Miller
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
AT&T Announces Record Expansion Plan With Large Investment
AT and T plans major growth by investing over two million dollars this year. Company president Craig announced the milestone before about 3,000 shareholders as AT and T prepares a sweeping expansion in the telecommunications field.
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New York
Amgrwin
Cleg F Craig
Progl
Dent
Geford
Corry Memorial Hospital to Add New Wing
Directors vote to hire Erle Webbtects Johnson Gray and Associates to design an addition including an anesthesia room a parental duty room an examination room and storage. The plan aims to provide recovery space for anesthesia patients and improve hospital operations.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Erle Webltects Johnson, Gray
Edgar Alexander
Hugh A. O'Hare
Young
Brundage
Elston
Spitcer
Slattery
Fuller
Sill
Gates
Pain
Ruthesale
Fidinger
Hawkins
Robert Betz
Nixon praises Democrats while campaign echoes split
Vice President Nixon spoke in New York favoring Democrats as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver campaign across the nation. He credited broad political groups for America's progress and criticized past Democratic administrations. Stevenson and Kefauver criticized the Eisenhower era's school program and the GOP slogan on peace and prosperity as they head toward California and Pennsylvania primaries.
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Associated Pree
Eisenhower
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
New York
America
Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Kefauger
Hydrogen Bomb Tests Delayed to May 4
Washington reports the hydrogen bomb test planned for May 2 in the Pacific has been postponed to May 4. Officials cited ship readiness and related difficulties in preparing the device as reasons for the delay.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacific
Dersuise Department
Atomic Energty Commbuston
Erie County Leads in Number of Private Planes
A Civil Aeronautics Administration study covering all 48 states shows 580 privately owned planes in the U.S. as of January 1, 1958, with Erie County exceeding the statewide average of 0.36 per county. The report notes private planes are increasingly used for business, farm operations, health and protection services, and government tasks, while demand outpaces supply.
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Erie County
Hom Srumont Contitiew
United States
Civil Aproduuties Administration
CAA
Pennnsylvania
GOP Pushes Soil Bank Plan After House Vote
Washington Republicans seek backing for the administration soil bank to curb surplus crops as Democrats demand accompanying price supports. House vote upheld President Eisenhower’s veto on the farm bill while Senate support grows among both parties.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rep
Page
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Elwen
Lander Martin
Massachusetts
Yeaterday
Bivenshower
Clean-up Drive Opens in Corry City Effort
The Corry Chamber of Commerce launches a 1960 community clean-up and beautification drive with April 24 and 25 citywide cleanup days. Chairman Wilbur Hicksers outlines phases including outdoor cleanup, paint up fixes up and fire prevention. Local businesses will display posters and banners to promote the effort.
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Corry
Annte Chamber of Commerce
Mpilen
Wilbur Hickers
Tecontest Committee
Huta Hosea
Corryltes
Camputet
Chamber of Voir Ipport
Progr Sad Telek Ws
Speo
Ck Wong Thir Dane Nes
Records Set By J and L Steel in War Time Fees
The Associated Press reports strong results for J and L Steel during wartime production in early 1966. The firm posted large quarterly figures with significant revenue gains and expanding operations.
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L Steel
Associated
Janey
Laughling Stow Corp
Yayatu
Conian
Not
Egypt and Israel Agree on Unconditional Cease Fire
Egypt and Israel have announced an unconditional cease fire at 6 p m local time along their borders. The UN Secretary General reported that observance of armistice provisions would allow limited crossing by both sides and urged strict compliance to prevent renewals of hostilities.
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Jerusalem
Cairo
Jemantom
New York
United Nations
Larnel
Egypt
Ier
Hoy
Daag
Hummarekjold
Middle East
Security Council Ofders
Malenkov's Path Back To Premier In Soviet Power Shifts
Washington eyes suggest Malenkov may again become premier as Molotov's influence wanes and Zhukov remains a respected but non dominant figure. Analysts see Moscow as a tight military backed dictatorship guided by a hard line ideology with Stalin’s legacy still shaping policy.
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Georg! Mutenskoy
Soviet Union
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Washington
Klement Voroshilav Istepa
Georg Zhukov
Bukenhower
Rusia
Boviet Foreign Angaire
Boviet Pollag
Stalin
Mileght
Shrushelev
Bulejemin
Zhukov
Malenkov
Nip
Ihrushehey
Bulgaria
Moncow Pnetint
Intier
Shyushehey
Bilginia
England
Corry Boy Sees Missing Plane Near Lovell's Corners
A Corry, Pennsylvania boy reported seeing a plane resembling missing producer Gordon W Pollock near Lovell's Corners. State Police led a search with ground teams and air support from Port Erie, but no search results yet.
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Corry
Gordon W. Pollock
Lovells Corners
William Shram
Mya
Clyton Shram
Pollock
Lovell’s Corners
Gorry Tal
Lovell
Lawrence Park
Mveral
Port Erie
Nations Guard
David D. Hay
Byte
Warezen
Warren
Yaniley Swift Corners
Bull Hi
Cherry
Opavieuri
Civil Air Patropines
Independence
Olean
Ntf
Delaware
Turton
Daniel Dr
New York
Hewapapormin
Margaret Truman
Winne Bn
Katia City
Wit
Mate
Miurgivat
Daniel
Harry
Truman
Daniel Br
Zebulon
Thimay
Margaret
Nowre
Marysiret
Hp. Im
Baliindiy
Cartier
Ore Trains Begin Rolling Through Area
Railroad officials announce daylight saving time adjustments to ore transport schedules. Freight moves continue on PRR lines with reduced passenger service until late April.
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Steavy Alute
Pennsylvania
Uw Prr
Fyle
Garry
Amh
Gory
Dee
PRA
Wowk
Biktinens
Virginia appoints new hospital administrator
Gov. Stanley appointed a new hospital administrator from Monessen to oversee Virginia's minister hospitals. The appointee will manage operations effective May and will receive a salary of 14,860 dollars.
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Richmond
Monessen
Virgina Minstal
Muth
Stanssey
Stevenson Tours Pennsylvania Ahead of Primary
Stevenson as Democratic presidential hopeful tours Western Pennsylvania meeting Gov. Lender and Pittsburgh officials at Harrisburg State Airport. He plans to campaign for next Tuesday's preferential primary while Republicans note wartime ties and support for Eisenhower.
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Em Harribourg
Advil Stevenson
Palas
Pennsylvania
Tweediy
Democrate
Hurriaburg
Pennsylvani
Blevenwon
Pietsburgh
WHR
Hurriaburg State
Lender
Manalin
Haendawer Wid Sen
Knowland
Ghia
Hers W. Lark
Gop Stite
Prungey Eal Mani
Ponnaytymilh
Biaenhower Ton
Benson Explains Price Prop Action By Associated Press
Washington reports Benson clarifies price program aims at easing farm surplus. He outlines actions to bridge the gap until a sound farm income mechanism operates and pledges a statement to the Senate Agricultural Committee.
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Benson
Asociated Press
Washington
Agrinultull
Todas
Senate
Stewart Swartz Pleads Innocent in Bank Robbery Case
Stewart Swartz, 22, of West Middlesex, pled not guilty to robbing the Tidioute branch of the Warren National Bank of 11000 last August. He was held for trial by Justice Fred Berry after a hearing with Sheriff J B Kinder and State Policeman Jack Krupey. Arrangements were made to present him before Judge Alexander Pick Jr. for bond.
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Joseph Stewart Swartz
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Tidioute
Warren National Bank
Swarts
Warren County
J. B. Kinder
Jack Krupey
Fred Berry
Starbrick
April Goth
Alexander Pick
Suspect in Bank Heist Conviction Brings Protests to Court
Police linked Swarts to an August bank robbery after protests and a nationwide manhunt. Officers cited circumstantial evidence and large spending as clues while investigations tied him to other robberies in Volant and Clintonville. He appeared for a brief hearing before Franklin County authorities.
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Brnte
Mercer Barracks
Don Wharton
Spring Cronk
Wharton
St Illin
Pyts
Ruchyard Maliah
Hillary Lamberton
Meier Barracks
Swarty
Tone Tin
Cpl
Lew Weir
Swarks
Tyne
Volant
Clintonville
Pranklin
Berry
Weiren
Ot ‘Il Sayto
Mercer
Kenneth Mecoy
Franklin Karmicks
State Polce
Mévene la Prairie Hin
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Tennewwe
Hartiabore
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Gettynburg
Wiite House
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Soil Bank Plan
Israel
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Pidioute
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