Youth Killed in Columbus-Lottsville Road Crash
A 11 year old driver lost control on a curve on the Columbus-Lottsville road yesterday afternoon. One passenger, David Gibbons of North East, died minutes after being thrown from the car as it rolled over. Gibbons suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Driver James Beach was in fair condition with concussion and injuries. Donald Gibbons sustained minor injuries. Coroners and sheriffs opened an investigation. the case may be sent to the Warren County district attorney for possible manslaughter charges.
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Columbus-Lottsville
David Gibbons
R. D. 4 North East
Bracken
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gibbons
Max Manwaring
James H. Beach
North East
Donald
Warren County
Erie County
James St. George
Corry
LE Linder
Warren
Ed Lowrey
Herter Seen For Speedy Confirmation
Washington AP reports a handful of verbal protests to the Foreign Relations Committee about Christian Herter but no formal objections to his Senate confirmation as secretary of state. A physical exam cleared him, despite arthritis limiting his mobility, and supporters urge swift approval so he can attend Western ministers talks in Paris.
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Washington
Senate
Christian Herter
Herter
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Benedette Eisenhower
Sen
William Langer
RND
Castro Says Cubans Need Work Before Free Elections
In a televised interview Castro argues that Cubans prioritize returning to work over immediate free elections, citing hunger as hindering real democracy. He says elections will come when conditions permit and stresses social justice and employment. He rejects being a communist.
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Castro
Washington
Pidel Castro
Neader
Cuba
National
Cluir
Castry
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol
Hissa
Lis
Snow Flurries Threaten City Weather Update
Snow flurries spread across the eastern half of the region with Corry receiving light flurries. The weatherman warned of mild temperature swings with rain from Saturday night through morning and highs near 75 earlier, followed by 63 and 37 later. A frontal line over the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi valley is expected to bring more rain and showers in the next 12 hours.
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Corry
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Driver Says Blowout Caused Route 6 Crash
A 46 year old Andrew Klingensmith said a blowout on Route 6 west of Corry caused his vehicle to spin across the highway strike guard posts and roll down an embankment. He escaped with only minor injuries. Police estimate damage at 215 dollars. In Cumberland Maine a patrolman died of a heart attack while trying to aid a motorist. Patrolman Robert Tarbox aged 54 died en route to hospital after administering oxygen to Charles H Mergendahl 71 Bowdain College instructor who had collapsed in his car.
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Erle
Corry
Andrew — Klingen= smith
Cumberland
Maine
Robert Tarbox
Charles H. Mergendahl
Bowdain College
Mergendahl
Herter Named Secretary of State Man to Watch
Washington reports tall soft spoken Christian Archibald Herter as Eisenhower's pick for secretary of state. A former undersecretary, he will attend major sessions on the German problem at Paris on April 27 and Geneva starting May 11, with a tested record in diplomacy and personal ties.
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Washington
Christian Archibald Herter
Eisenhower
Herter
State Department
United States
Jes
John Foster Dulles
Herster
Paris
Geneva
Albert
Adele Herter
Harvard University
U.S. Foreign Service
Germany
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Council
Hoover
Commerce
Speeding Train Kills Meadville Woman
A fatal train crash near Reborl's Crossing killed 47 year old Mrs Yoder of Meadville as a three passenger car occupants escaped before the locomotive struck the stalled vehicle. The crash damaged the diesel engine unit about 1500 and tore the car apart, with the car later recovered from the marsh. E. W. Davidson was the Meadville engineer, BW Jones the fireman, and Harry Beck the conductor.
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Temin Yeyler
TVA
MTT
Cmuney
Sherman
Warsi
Head Iijilites
Rene OH
Xeuith
City Hospital
Mos
Yoder
Mercer Pike
Aniin Sehrock
Cochrattton
Trent
Susie
LJ Carter
Mahoning
Carter
Hownett
E. W. Davidson
Meadville
BW Jones
Melville
Harry Beck
Marion
Ohio
Bread Prices Raise At Local Grocers Beginning Today
Bread costs increased across local outlets with regular white loaf up to 25 cents in some areas from 22. King white rose from 27 to 29 cents while whole wheat moved from 24 to 25 and raisin bread from 40 to 36 cents. Grocers discuss possible further hikes to 24 cents for the regular loaf amid competitive loaves now taxed at 17 cents.
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One Out
Jet
Journal
Boy, 13, Burned At Stake, Dies
Charles Andrus, 13, of Fir Haven, Rutland, died at Rutland Hospital from third degree burns after being led to a stake by playmates on Saturday. Dry grass around him was set afire, the flames trapped at his waist before nearby residents extinguished them.
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Rutland, Vt
Charles Andrus
Fir Haven
Rutland Hospital
Andris
Bolivian Rightist Revolt Crushed in La Paz
City witnesses deadly clashes as government says rightist Muane party uprising failed. At least 22 killed and over 50 injured, with attackers blockading city hall and seizing the radio station and offices before defeat announced by President Hernan Sites Suazo.
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LA Way
Bolivia
AL Teant
Jald Ovear Amaign de la Vega
Valange Party
LA Paz
Bor
Hernan Sites Suazo
Muane Party
Ex President Truman Honored In Missouri Shrine Dedication
A 2000 crowd in Lamar Missouri applauded former President Harry S Truman as his birthplace home was dedicated as a state shrine. UAW funded a six room white frame house, moved and furnished in period style, with Truman’s remarks and a warm reception by Gov. James Blay. Symington praised Truman’s life as a model of American progress and nobility, noting the tribute reflects national admiration for his character and service.
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Harry Trumany
Whiel
Tynan
Truman
United Auto Workers Unio
Misha
James T. Blaly
Leonard Woodcock
UAW International
State Park Row
Andy
1Amar
Fayar
Jackson County
Kansas City
Janine
Kansaur City
Symlington
Shaurtiu
Syminitnn
Lari
Hunstie
Trulian
Symington
Amerie
Wet Weather Prevails In Eastern U S
Wet, stormy and cool conditions dominated the eastern half of the nation as a spring storm pulled moisture from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Thunderstorms and hail occurred from Missouri to Kentucky and into the Mississippi Valley, with scattered showers from the East Coast to southern Texas and snow in parts of Iowa and the Dakotas.
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Rockies
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Tower Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Arkansas
Tools
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Towa
Westard
Eisenhower appeals Khrushchev on test suspension
Geneva reports describe President Eisenhower sending a personal appeal to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to move nuclear test suspension talks from deadlock. A letter, disclosed by a Soviet spokesman, urged consideration of a Western step-by-step proposal to curb atomic and hydrogen weapons tests. Western sources note the gesture and its possible timing around mid-April.
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Khrushchev
Geneva
Eisenhower
Nikita Khechheney
James J Wadsworth
Buster Reetss
Chorus Festival Great Success Officials Say
Corry hosts the Northwest District PMEA chorus festival with about 220 voices. School officials called the event excellent, praising Marlowe Johnson of Thiel College for leading a well rounded program. At the banquet Saturday, Johnson received a sport jacket from chorus members and thanks to H Lynn Rice, CAHS music supervisor and host.
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Corry
Wurnines
Annasylvania Music Educators Association
Thiel College Chol
Marlowe Johnson
Liue
PMEA
Johnson
H. Lynn Rice
CAHS
Convicts Riot Overpower Montana Prison Forces
At Montana State Prison a violent uprising left two inmates dead and a number of leaders captured. National Guardsmen and guards regained control after a dawn assault using bazooka and rifles. Warden Powell said disciplined actions will continue as investigators seek the revolt’s cause and planned inmate escape attempts. One ringleader, Jerry Myles, and inmate Lee Smart died amid the final assault, Smart killing Myles before taking his own life, while Deputy Warden Ted Rothe was also killed.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Trondigelptine
Montana
Henan
Floyd
Powell
Jerry Mylrs
Degin
Myles
Lee Smart
Smart
Dept
Ted Rothe
Seek Missing Family Of Four In 13-State Alert
State police issued a 13 state alert for four members of the Butler County family believed overdue on a trip home from Beloit Ohio. The family left Beloit Thursday after visiting Mrs Anna Mae Armitage daughter of Chester Perkins 54, who along with his wife Elizabeth 48, father John 79 and a son Harvey 6 are being sought.
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Butler, Pa
Butler County
Beloit
Ohio
Anna Mae Armitage
Chester Perkins
Eliabeth
John
Harey
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