Tuscaroras Reinforcements In Niagara Power Fight
In Niagara Falls New York Tuscarora tribalf brothers arrive to aid in a four day dispute with the Power Authority over a land seizure for an 800 million dollar project. Police fear clashes as surveyors are kept from 1,283 acres on the Tuscarora Reservation.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
Ni Y
New York State
State Power Authority
Niagara County
James K Murphy
Power Authority
Thomas F. Moore, Jr
Tyseators
Elle
Black Cloud) Greene
Greene
Moore
Arthur Lazarus
New York City
Truman Admits Error At Probe
Former President Truman acknowledges errors in a 1950 exclusive interview with the New York Times about unemployment claims. He says he had forgotten the interview and asked the committee to set the record straight, noting memory can fail under questioning.
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Chigagu
Amenga American
Truman
Mouse Banking Committee
Independence
Spence D-ay
Washington
Tulle
Iowa
New York Times
Times
Talle
Arthur Krock
The
Columan
Truman Haad
Navy Vanguard satellite to stay in orbit for two centuries
Dr. John P. Hagen, head of the Vanguard program, told editors the Navy satellite launched March 17 will remain in orbit at least 200 years. He noted the craft orbits 405 miles to 2 463 miles from Earth with minimal drag despite high speed, projecting long-term stability.
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Navy
Vanguard
John P. Hagen
Hagen
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Earth
Smoldering Fire Burns West Spring Creek Home
A smoldering fire found around 6 p m yesterday caused 200 to 300 dollars in damage at the West Spring Creek home of Mr and Mrs William Mitchell. The blaze started in the basement ceiling with joists burning. no supports were burned through. The Spring Creek fire department extinguished the fire. extensive remodeling may be needed.
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West Spring Creek
Wiliam Mitchell
Mitchell
Spring Creek
Hoover Satisfactory After Gall Bladder Surgery
Ex President Herbert Hoover aged 84 underwent gall bladder removal at Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Surgery from 8:00 to 9:15 am reported successful with condition satisfactory. Hoover’s sons Herbert Jr and Allan were present.
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Herbert Hoover
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Hoover
Herbert Jr
Allan
Columbia Presbyteria Medical Center
Four Children Die In Middletown Apartment Fire
Four young children died in a three story tenement fire in Middletown. Police said the father Lawrence Davis was out and the mother left to borrow an ion from a neighbor. The family is Negro. Firemen cite a kitchen oil heater as the probable cause.
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Middletown
Conn
Lawrence Davis
Janet
Bryan
Sally
Wendy
Japanese General Election Set for May 22
Tokyo reports the Liberal Democratic party led by Premier Nobusuke Kishi fixed May 22 as Japan's seventh postwar general election. The date solidifies campaign plans and political positioning ahead of the national vote.
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Tokyo
Liberal-Democratic Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Sukarno Troops Press On Toward Rebel Capital Bukittinggi
Jakarta reports Sukarno forces race from Padang toward Bukittinggi amid light rebel resistance and airpower disruption. Military says government outnumbers rebels nearly four to one as other columns advance from north west south east. Subandrio promises lawful trials and long prison terms for captured leaders.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Pandang
Sukarno
Padang
Bukittingg
Bukittinggi
Son
Associated Press
Murray Fromson
Manila
Subaxuria
Iff
Outter Islands
Ieaders
Subandrio
Drivers Escape In City Crash At West Washington Street
Two motorists, R. J. Haslett of Corry and F. W. Hornaman of Cambridge Springs, escaped injury after a 4:20 p.m. collision at the West Washington Street First Avenue intersection. Police said Hornaman pulled into West Washington from the avenue, misjudging Haslett’s eastbound path, causing damage of 90 dollars to Haslett’s right rear fender and 15 dollars to Hornaman’s right front light.
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D. J
Corry
Cambridge Springs
Washington Street
First Avenue
F. W. Hornaman
Cambridge Spring
Hornamen
R. J. Haslett
R. D. J. Corry
Washington
Haslett
Hornaman
Senate debates eight billion dollar deficit forecast
Senate Finance head Byrd warns of an eight billion dollar deficit next year amid expected revenue drops and higher spending. He cites Treasury cautions of a four billion dollar current-year shortfall and opposes abrupt tax cuts while predicting continued growth in red ink.
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PeepeTeee Remae Byrd
D-Vii
Wen
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eisenhower
Treasury
Congress
U S Scientists Probe Global Surveillance Prospects
Navy officials speak at a House Space Committee hearing about breakthroughs at Naval Research Laboratories that could allow monitoring of any spot on Earth or using the moon as a reconnaissance asset. Rear Adm. Hayward warns of limits, while Adm. Rickover urges care and small steps in space exploration. Also reported are Bullpup missile tests showing strong air to surface performance.
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Washington
U. 8
Navy
John T. Hayward
Special House Space Committee
Naval Research Laboratories
Hayward
Sin
Rep
Fulton
United States
Hyman G_ Rickover
Jgninat
Rickover
Congress
L. Wayne Smith
Fort Dodge
Town
North Atlantic
Probe Neglect Of Children
A city patrolman found a wandering six year old on a downtown street at 2 a.m. Paul Kuzma reported the child who was identified by a Fountainette patron. The patrolman then brought him home to a West Main Street apartment where all other children were unattended and the mother was missing. Chief Harley Drake said the matter would be fully investigated. The mother is believed to be sister of a local woman whose four children were placed in welfare custody two years ago on neglect charges.
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Harley Drake
Paul Kuzma
Fountainette
West Main Street
Charles J. Stewart dies at 88 former SNPA director
Charles J. Stewart 88 former director and president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association died yesterday. He was once affiliated with papers in Louisville Lexington Philadelphia and other cities before entering the investment business in 1923.
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Lexington
Charles J. Stewart
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Louisville
Philadelphia
Stewart
Journal Adds TV Guide Section for Corry Viewers
The Journal launches a special TV guide tailored for Corry residents offering coverage of channels 2 4 12. Co operated by local businesses the guide is designed to be torn out folded and used daily to navigate that day’s showings through the week.
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Journal
TV Guide
Corry
Corry High Band to Open Northwestern Pennsylvania Festival
Corry music students will perform at the Northwestern Pennsylvania High School Band Festival opening tonight at 8 o clock. The event gathers area ensembles for the first downbeat and showcases regional high school music programs.
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Corry
200 Redbud Trees Sold On First Day
Civil Defense volunteers sold 200 Redbud trees on opening night with orders piling up. Officials say demand could exceed 1,000 trees and urge timely orders. deadline for bulk orders is Wednesday or Thursday, with Boy Scouts assisting in outreach to homeowners.
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Civil Defense
Clff Holcomb
CD Unit
Spring Creek
Columbus
CBS Strikers Return To Work In Eight Cities
CBS technicians end a 12 day strike, returning to work in 250 cities including New York, Milwaukee, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, and others. Network operations expected to normalize by midnight after agreement with CBS and the union.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Cbs-Owned
Horehout
International Brotherhood
Sdfa
Wiberg Tb
Asi
NewForks
Dollywood
Bi Lobis
San Fracisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
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Salem, Moss
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Charles Labowski
Paul Labowski
East Smith Street
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Wright School
Charles
U.S
Russia
United Nations
Arkay A. Sobolev
Bobolev
UN Secretariat
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
U. S
Polar
Soviet Union
United Press
Oniuitt Air Force
Department
SAC
Globe
Key Hamitom
Connie Messinger
Katie Ann Tate
Richard Conk
Babe Vunnell
Elaine Wester
Sested
Thomas Hutzelman
Sandra Stauffer
Ronald Johnson
Dennis Mountain
Lauren Shreve
Steve Olson
Walter Crouch
Maxer Myers
Dennis Merritt
John Ortner
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