Khrushchev and Bulganin face three Middle East tests
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin visit Britain for talks with Eden on a Middle East peace plan. They confront three core issues including rationing Soviet and Western arms to Arabs and Israelis, repelling aggression, and the Baghdad pact. The trip includes stops at Oxford and Harwell with security tight around Eden and Windsor.
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London
Russia
Eden
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Selwyn Lloyd
Chequers
Britain
Windsor Casio
Oxford University
Harwell
Kremitz
Tswelis
Sestar
Baghdad
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Paots
Noted Playwright Dies Of Nephritis
Charles MacArthur die today at 60 after nephritis and kidney illness. He wrote The Front Page with Ben Hecht and was married to Helen Hayes. Hayes canceled a May 6 TV appearance as details emerged from New York Hospital.
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Charles MacAr
Ihay
Helen Hayes
New York Hospital
Byalnor
Tol
Migs Hayes
MacArthur
Ben Hecht
Hecht
Chicago
New York
Two Jet Fighters Collide Over Cook Inlet
Three of four men aboard two jet fighters parachuted to safety after a collision over Cook Inlet near Anchorage. Capt Blian F Weber of Anchorage is missing and presumed. Capt John T Walker, 39 of Pittsburgh. 1st Lt Lloyd Harsh Jr 2 of York Pa. and Lt Col John E Vogt 40 of Ducor Ohio were rescued by Air Force helicopters with only minor injuries. Wreckage located 20 miles southeast of Prince Island on the Kenai Peninsula.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Here
Alaska Air National Guard
Blinendorf Air Force Base
Blian F. Webser
Air Force
John T. Walker
Pittsburgh
Lloyd K, Harsh Jr
York
John E. Vogt
Ducor
Oali
Pre Island
Kenai Peninsula
State Lists Road Projects For Corry Area
State highway plans announced for Erie Warren and Corry area include Route 4 widening between Pittsfield and Columbus and Route 27 south of Garland under private contract. Projects also cover Bear Lake and Corry streets with resurfacing and a bridge rebuild on Route 61017, all slated for summer work.
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Rauges Ivmu Giliyway
Erie
Warren
State Highway Department
Edward D. Ellis
Franklin
Pittsfield
Columbus
Garland
Jet
New York Audio
Highway Department
Elgin
Wattsburg
Bear Lake
Doscon
Allegheny Airlines Wins One Year of Expanded Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board extended Allegheny Airlines flying authority for a year, enabling daily round trips between Cleveland and Philadelphia to serve City Franklin Clearfield Dubois Philipsburg and Bellefonte State College, and daily Cleveland New York service. The airline cited strong performance from a pilot route test begun in April.
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CAB
Allegheny Airlines
Associated Press
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Oard
Pennsylvania
Government to Sell New Castle Foundry After Bid Auction
The General Services Administration will sell a government owned foundry at New Castle to Mesta’s bid of 8 million dollars if the bureaus approve the sale. Judge Beynon ruled Mesta’s bid was the only acceptable offer at the GSA auction.
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New Castle
Washington
General Services Administration
New Castil
Pallyburgh
Defense Departments
Ogrer ‘Tre B. Beynon
Mesta
Primary battle centers on congressional seat in Erie county
Voters head to the polls Tuesday as incumbent Carroll D. Kearns fights to protect a decade of influence in the Erie Mercer Crawford district. Challenger W. W. Doc Waterhouse campaigns through Mercer and Crawford counties with substantial spending and a Monday WICU TV address. A Democratic primary outcome sets the stage for a fall race.
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W. W.doc Waterhouse
Carroll D. Kearns
Erie- Mercer-Crawford County
Kearns
Erie County
Erie
Wat Kearns
Mercer
Edmund Rogers
Crawford County
Witerhouse
Tuanville
Rowland B. Mahony Waterhouse
Crawford
WICU
Waterhouse- Kearns
Stitt
Corry Driver Rolls Car Over in Route 97 Crash
Two young Corry men were injured last night when their car was forced off Route 97 between Union City and Waterford and rolled over. Driver Charles Whiteley and passenger Harold Skinner suffered multiple injuries and were treated at Stem Memorial Hospital and later transferred for further care. Police investigated the 3:90 a.m. crash involving a 1947 Chevrolet.
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Corry
Union Cly
Waterford
Charles Whiteley
East South Street
Harold Skinner
East Main Street
Curry Memorial Hospital
Stem Memorial Hospital
Unison City
Bkunner
Wien
Corry Hopital Whiteley
Cory
Pear
Erie
Winn
Whiteley
Tata
Jose
Two Local Men Buy Beer Firm
Two local men, Joseph Atinroko and Don With Bavhoter, bought the beer distributing business at 1M South Fire Avenue, including stock, fixtures, equipment, and the building. Dr W. D. Clark previously operated the distribution here and plans to move to California after banker approvals. The deal transfers to PLOH midweek, with a likely follow up closing in the next weeks.
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Clark Wiminating Co
Fiea Avenue
Joapph Atinroko
Don Wit Bavhoter
Lihat m
Pramnayivani Liqior
W. Done Clark
Bee
California
Curry
PLOH
Finn der Einfort
Eire Avenue
Une Familie
Beveshie
Buchofuny
Aplake
Bank Suspect Remains Mum After Bail Posted in Robbery
Joseph Swarts, 99, of West Middlesex, posted $3,600 bail in Warren County Jail after an armed bank robbery in Clintonville. Police and FBI intensified the probe, but Swarts offered no new comments, denying links to other thefts while awaiting April 30 court proceedings.
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Warren
Ayler
Thie Mu
Mercer County
Joseph Stewart Swarts
West Middlesex
Warren County
Ralph Sires
Yeaderday
FBI
Bwarte
Clintonville
Volant
Shippenville
Lader
Pidloute
Swarda
Traller
Justice of the Peace
Fred Berry
Starbeick
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Warran County
Linder
Swarts
Krug Cyphert
Browicht
Godfrey to drop TV show amid workload relief
New York based Arthur Godfrey plans to drop his television variety program Are the Godfrey and His Friends on July 26, citing heavy workload. He will continue the Arthur Godfrey Morning Show on radio and skip only select TV segments while his schedule adjusts.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Wi Sr
Adecast
Ba-Tv
Yeatinday
Wilh Godfrey
Nicer
Eniaary
Arthur Devifrey
India
Arid
God- TH
Iva
U S Likely to Reject Soviet Protest on Bomb Tests
Washington officials prepared to dismiss Moscow's protest as old and baseless after review. The note, delivered late, argued that projected tests threaten populations in the Pacific islands and nearby states, but American officials say the issue was settled in the United Nations Trusteeship Council and that the plan violates international norms.
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Associated Pres
Washington
United States
United Nations ‘Trusteeship Council
Rugsbe
Russia
Moscow
Hid
Bovin
Handel
Pacifia
Trantcomp
Pacific Ocean
India
Japan
Russln
Siberia
GOP Opposes Soil Bank Sum While Appropriations Move Ahead
The House Appropriations Committee advances a 4.2 billion dollar Soil Bank payment plan to farmers for conserving land amid Republican objections about authorization and funding. President Eisenhower influence noted. minority challenge questions authority. A separate Corry injury report follows.
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Washington — House Repubicnna
Tan Wull Bank
House Appropriations Committee
GOP
Elventhower
Waugh
Elenhower
Cane Non
Pollock's Mother Sets $1000 Reward in Bradford Plane Search
Mrs Pollock, mother of pilot Henry Pollock, offers a $1000 reward for locating the missing plane carrying Pollock and his wife Norma. Civil Air Patrol squads from Corry and Erie organize ground and air searches from Bradford to New York corridors, with continued efforts as authorities assess sightings and possible crash sites.
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Pollock
Bradford
New York
Gordon Pol Jovk
Hir
Wil
Corry
Civil Air Patrol Squadron
Nomreh
Werle
Pennsylvania
Erie
Anne Pole Jock
Bradford-McKean
Bort Dentler
Olea Civil Air Patrol
Norma
Detroit
Dentler
U. 8 Air Force
Wentover Field
Mass
Socla
Ean
Roward
Corry School Board Weighs Tax Increase and Budget
Corry school directors plan a July start budget for the next school year. The tentative Jointure budget rises about 30509 with a possible $500 yearly raise for each of over 100 teachers, implying a further tax contribution and rising supply costs.
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Corry
Corry Board
Corry Area
Alze Citllk
Thy
Tate
Beer Laden Car Rams Abutment Killing Two Youths
Two twenty year old youths died and others were injured when a beer laden car crashed into a roadway abutment on Route 0 near Woodbridge New Jersey. An unopened bottle and 64 ounces of beer were found at the scene and investigators sought to determine if alcohol was involved. Middlesex County detectives pursued the bottle to identify a supplier and the ages reported ranged from 18 to 21.
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Dynemcimve
Woodbridge
J. Stephen Drosdick
Middlemex County
Po Hen
Bony
Leader Denies Nomination Interest Amid National Spotlight
Westesday reports Gay Leader confirmed he has absolutely no interest in any nomination for president or other national office. He stated he has no ambitions at all except to do a good job, while Macy’s NY department stores settled with 4,000 striking employees after an 28 hour mediation. The pact details were not disclosed and must be ratified by the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union.
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Associated Press
London
Nikity Khrushchev
Bulgenin
Brit
Ain
Khrushchev
Britany
Greenwich
Royal Naval College
Associated Presa Harrieburg
Westesday
Macy Stee
New York
Macy's Department Stores and Representativen
Renshad
Sesalot
Mint Ba
Retail, Wholewle and
Departmient
Stevenson and Kefauver Run Neck and Neck
In Oregon Florida and California polls show Stevenson and Kefauver neck and neck as Democratic National Committee members assess the tight race. Local figures predict Stevenson could win Pennsylvania, while Kefauver builds support elsewhere and both vie for the May primaries.
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Washington
Ader H. Bro
sVenson
Estes Mefauver
Tenneison
Oregon
Morida
California
Democratic Naional Committee
Thene
David Lawrence
Pittn
Jburih
Stevenson
Pennnsylvania
Hat Nuite
Kefauver
Lawrence
Florida
Woody Jow Wilson
Lee
Red Guest
Miter
Hinveheen Addres
American Society of Newspaper
Edtors
Qurat
Portland
Ore
Monroe Sweetland
Aid Party
Jacob ML Arvey
Atake
Arvey
Nation
Steverson
Bo Thinnks
Ttee
Katauver
UN Aide Sees Road to Peace Mission Progress
In Beirut Dag Hammarskjold meets Lebanese leaders before a Middle East tour. He announces an Egyptian Tunis talks accord, urging restraint along borders. Cairo and Jidda discussions involve Egypt Saudi Yemen and Jordan, with Lebanese leaders ready to accept proposals to reduce tension.
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Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Yernerm Expressy
Terun Alony
Israel
Stordass
Jans
Tirael
Judean Wna
Ug Lerneth
Henouth
Teryell
Aldwr
Reypt
Tarnel
Tinhald
Jidda
Medea
Khig Saud
Saudi Arabia
Yusnn Ahmed
Yemen
Gamal Abdel Nuaser
Egypt
Cairo
Hammarnkjold
Abdulah
AL Yaff
Satim Lahoud
Hammarakjold
Corry Youth Becomes Citizen at Naturalization Ceremony
A Corry Area High School student, OForKe Ghigo, joined 44 new naturalized citizens in a ceremony led by Federal Judge Joseph Wilson. Ghigo, who arrived from Tanabruck, Austria with his mother and siblings in June 1947, was among those naturalized yesterday at the International Institute in Wert Beyenth.
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Oforke Ghigo
Wendell Gage
Eaghe South
Atrorl
Joseph Willson
Young Onge
Corry Area
M Climen
United States
Tanabruck
Austria
Wong
Hix
Sixtex
International’ Instituty Oh
Elaine Spartansbury Incident On Route 26004
Police report a minor collision on Route 26004 involving Ruth Clarke's parked car and a passing vehicle driven by Jon A. Jennies. Damages were estimated at $25 for the Clark car.
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Apuure Tanabury
Elaine Spartansbury
Ruth Clarke
Jon A. Jennies
Daiiae Toshisatom
Clark
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Gould
Parke Gareth
AL Corry
Spartansburg St Joon
Johny Smith
Stevenson and
Jordan
Syria
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