Corry Man 23 Dies In Auto Smashup
Calvin Warner killed instantly when his 1954 sedan left the road, hit rails, and skidded 210 feet near Corry. He was 23, born May 8, 1931, son of Mr and Mrs B Elmer Warner. Funeral set for Wednesday at Beaker Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Calvin’ le Warner
Mound Street
Billy Vela
Telirnlae Lie Corry
Trve
Warren
Lowrey
Warner
Iver
Yormusville
Coors
Corry
B. Elmer Warner
Gorey
Tor
Tumotown Mme, Corp
Joly Krol Velurans
Furojen
Union City
Richard Christensett Cory
Hawi
Sehnectady
Uniteu Brothven
Pine Grace Cemetery
Nation Enjoys Warmest Easter In History
The article notes a record Easter warmth across the nation with temperatures reaching unprecedented highs. It highlights outdoor services and widespread celebrations among diverse communities, including Catholic and Jewish observances, as families and friends mark the holiday with concern for safety and unity.
Boulder Roadside Landslide Blocks Ohio Traffic
A rockslide east of here on the highway at 1 pm today blocked traffic for hours. Crews opened one lane by morning but long stretches remained blocked. The slide covered the road shoulder and overhangs hang over the roadway, creating a lengthy delay for northbound travelers.
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Ironton
Ohio
UB St i
Miles
Nehway Crewe
Mechanic Admit Sex Slayings Of Two Women
A Brooklyn mechanic confessed to strangling two women in a grisly case. He appeared impassive as police framed details of the killings and his courtroom demeanor raised questions about motive. Investigators noted ties to a military history and prior incidents as the case proceeded in Brooklyn.
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Mechanic
New York
Joseph Mals
Aus Blixayety
Albert Schnee
Tas
Sid
Japan
Pole
Tris
Fle
Pollen
Pach
Nurney
Kdl
Snckivn
Man Kills Four Self In Wild Shooting Spree
A chaotic shooting spree in Ghukeh PoI. involving Daigle and family left four dead including a 14 year old girl, two police officers, and Daigle, who died by suicide. Witnesses described a berserk attack sparked by a visit from a carpenter to an estranged spouse at Mrs. Balete's Dome. Police Chief Landry and Assistant Chief Cortaier were fatally wounded. the shooter had a prior disorderly conduct history.
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Ghukeh
Hemday
Ubeir
Siite Pollet
Comeauxt
al Buster
Raphuil Daikle
iVour-olek Carpentey
Witt Rea
Daitile
Wettie
Wilbur Landry
Bulley Cortaier
Balete
Comesux
Daigle Iite
Sthielule
City Pollce
Liste
Feeouellin
Lion Pollep
Mex
Dikiele
Landey
Connie
Nellie
Ike and Stassen To Confer On Disarm Pact With Russia
President Eisenhower and Secretary Stassen plan talks on a disarmament pact with Russia or a first step toward such an agreement. President Kennedy’s ally and a potential advisor travel from Washington for discussions while a U N report on an interim outcome is awaited. The plan includes safeguards and a broader push to resume arms talks.
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Ike
Stassen
Russia
Migusya
Jasehlinier
Rinter
Toro
Samuel Chuwee
Fussen
Eleenhyiwar
Eligamin
Ancusta Nations Golf Club
Tandon
Stussen
Washington
Inter UN
Dal Fee
Moon Proms
Joes
C Hurts
Dulles
Diltlus
Fisenhower
Persia
White
Susser
Two Hospitalized In Route 6 Car Truck Crash
A Route 6 crash near Upan City River left Terrance McCullen from Unit City and Clarence Baker Jr of Rixtinon City hospitalized with head and chest injuries. McGaher's 1959 Oldsmobile and Baker's truck were destroyed. total damages around $600. Police reported the two drivers and a passenger, Catherine Baker, were admitted with serious injuries.
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Elvis
Ollom
Upan City
Terrance MicCullen
Stem Memorial Hospital
Esterday
Nore
Tony
Clarence J. Baker Jr
Xtinon City
Dal Brussis
Catheriin
Syiepita
Shellie
Sus X-Ryed McGiahen
Skuddee
Baker
McGaher
France
Gary Xubon
Univestis
Bod
Producer and Emcee Dies at 57 in LAS VRUAS
Ney-Nils T. Gran Jun, a veteran producer of stage, radio, film and television with a 40 year career, renowned as master of ceremonies and promoter, died yesterday. Born in Swedish Lapland, he was a prominent figure in the entertainment business.
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Las Vruas
Nils T. Gran
Jun
Ay i
Lapland
First Methodist Church Worship Service Draws City Crowd
A bustling citywide worship event drew many attendees as churches hosted traditional services. Readers noted broad participation across congregations, with morning and evening sessions showcasing community unity and ongoing faith activities.
Jordan Criticizes Foreign Interference In Crises Call Iraq Leave
A U S traveler identified as Nash from Memphis was blown out a plane window over northern Iraq near Kirkuk after a right-side pane supposedly exploded. Air France crews and Istanbul officials confirmed the accident amid a rapid emergency descent to Istanbul. Nash, a 10M bachelor known as a Halliburton admirer, was last seen asleep before the fatal event.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Polley
Nash
Memphis
Tennas
Tehran
Tstattul
Ltvebs
Irmen
France
Paris
Air France
Unis
Jirkouk
Taq
Assler
Tstanbul Briends
F Memphis
Richard Halliburton
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Halliburton
U S Eases Trade With Red China Slowly
The United States will move cautiously to relax Allied trade controls with Red China while preserving a total embargo. The State Department said negotiations with Allied nations will reduce embargoed items, amid pressures from Britain and Japan and congressional demands to keep high trade restrictions. Cooperation exists among NATO allies and Japan. participation is voluntary and U S aims to align on what to sell to the Communist bloc.
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United States
Red China
State Department
Saluday
Uwl
Britain
Japan
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Congress
Eisentower
Miust
Tettind
Tmtte Bd
Lloc
Four Killed In Plane Crash On Kyushu Island
Four airmen died when a C 119 Flying Boxcar crashed on northern Kyushu, while a search helicopter also went down in rain, injuring three Americans. Ground parties recovered the aircrew bodies. the helicopter accident occurred two miles from the wreck site near Yawata. Names of all seven aboard were withheld.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Air Force
483Rd
Ashiya Air Base
Yaw- Wi
Fire Destroys New York Pier
A teen antagonist destroyed a Vietoot section at the deck end of the pier near Storplerhase Park in New York, with a pall of thick smoke over Caney talaba area. Two machines or units and a fireboat battled the blaze before 4 pm. Fire declared under control at 5 pm. no injuries reported.
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Caney Talaba
AP Asks Newsmen Be Allowed To Report From China
The Associated Press board urged that qualified newsmen be allowed to report first hand from the Chinese mainland. They criticized the State Department ban and noted AP has still pursued coverage via other reporters, while highlighting limited access in Poland and Czechoslovakia and two staff correspondents in Russia. The luncheon speaker was Secretary of State Dulles.
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The
Associated Press
China
State Department
Soar
Worldwide News Co-Operative
United States
David Lancashire
Dulles
Eisenhower
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Imis
Reas
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Dulles Urges U S Aim to Free Captive Nations
In a speech prepared for the Associated Press luncheon, Secretary of State Dulles called for liberation of captive nations and condemned Soviet imperialism. He urged Congress and the public to protect foreign aid programs and warned against political settlements at the expense of freedom.
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Ney Curyn
Stole Dulles
Russia
United States
Lverty
Associated Press
Dille
Congress
Europe
Atlantic
Free World
Dulles
Eisenower
Augusta
Genoration
Presa
James O. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Teven
U.S.S
Tnd
Hetfon
Soviet Bloc
Osiecki Brothers Move Studio Here
Osiecki Brothers move their music studio to Best Mat street for a grand opening. A free recording talent event will award three music scholarships to youths under eighteen, with lessons and instrument leasing offered. The remodeled space at Malt street hosts soundproof rooms for lessons and practice.
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Onteck Sroters
Sine
Best Mat Street
Coriision
Elahy
Root
Lesone
Atta Toy Towers
Ar Yangementa
Chestudio
Patient Dead Twice Survives Dramatic Meleesport Hospital Trial
A McKeesport surgeon and three physicians at Me Leesport Hospital repeatedly massaged William Blakely's heart during Easter weekend to restart circulation after a coronary occlusion. Blakely, 22, survived multiple near-fatal events and underwent repeat heart massage and surgery, facing another risk but pulling through in serious condition.
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Auneccrart
Leesport Hospital
William Blakely
Qlives Blakely
McKeesport
Blakley
Mae Kenny
Bunkley
Houb
Biakley
Jordan Sees Foreign Interference Amid Iraqi Syrian Forces
Jordan denounces foreign diplomatic meddling as Iraqi and Syrian troops near El Mafraq intensify border tensions. Israel reports 1000 Syrian troops and 2000 Iraqi troops moved toward Jordan to support King Hussein’s government as Washington weighs conditions for aid, while Nabulsi defends shiftless policy and Moscow ties.
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Amman
Jordan
U. S
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Faisal II
Hussein
Middle East
el Mafraq
Shukri Kuwaily
Ministe
Suleiman Nabulst
Russia
Nabilsi
Hussein Khalidi
Moscow
Nabulsi
Soviet Union
Khalidi
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Richards
State Solons Return To Work Tomorrow
State legislators resume duties after a Easter recess as budget talks and Gov. Leader's administration plan influence hopes for final adjournment of the 1997 session. Republicans target late June. Democrats doubt progress. The long range highway department reorganization looms.
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Atarrisburg
General Assembly
Yoose
Readinger
Mooreater
Hust
Cordeuij
Lisa Steati
Hatipik
Ori
Senate
Republi- Wyhs
Prapasil
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