Tito Strikes Back At Soviet Bloc Critics
Yugoslav President Tito attacked Soviet bloc critics as shortsighted amid Moscow ordered boycott of Yugoslav Party Congress. He received a 10 minute ovation from 1,700 delegates, praising Soviet policy since Stalin’s death while signaling independent development of communism.
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Senecas To Resume Fight Over Kinzua Dam
We Seneca Nation counsel Edward O Neill says he will appeal a district court order dismissing an injunction request against the Kinzua Dam construction on the Allegheny River near Warren. The appeal to the circuit court argues Congress must act to abrogate the treaty and the 1794 land grant under dispute. In Lexington, state law caps alcohol sales during polls but no election is held as the single unopposed candidate means liquor sales may be questioned by the attorney general.
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William F Hoffman of Waterford Dies at 68
William F Hoffman 68 of Waterford died Sunday at St Vincent s Hospital Erie after a brief illness. Born August 8 1890 in Reynoldsville he lived in Falls Creek Corry and Waterford. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad retired two years ago. Survived by wife Kathryn Rhed Hoffman four sons Kelly Emmet Jack Ardell and a daughter Alice Reynolds and eight grandchildren. A son Paul preceded him in death in 1942. Friends may call at Schweikert Funeral Home Waterford today with services tomorrow at 2 pm Rev Ralph Tidmarsh officiating. Interment in Waterford Cemetery.
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State Hearing On New Wage Rates In Harrisburg
A public hearing on proposed minimum wage rates for women and minors in retail sales will be held May 27 in Harrisburg. The Labor and Industry Department said the hearing will focus on revisions applying the proposed one dollar per hour rate to discount houses or wholesalers with 10 percent of sales to the ultimate consumer.
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Buttons to star in Hansel and Gretel on NBC TV
Red Buttons discusses his career and plans after his NBC musical Hansel and Gretel. He reflects on his rise, Oscar win for Sayonara, and his approach to acting and rehearsal. Buttons emphasizes staying flexible, learning from Wynn Handman, and keeping work varied across film theater and television.
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Reds Cancel Bomb Flight Protest Continues at UN
The U S backed plan to censure the United States failed at the U N Security Council as Soviet and allied nations clashed over flights to the Far North. Lodge challenged Soviets arguing the veto and debate would continue as Sweden abstained.
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United States Sees Council Session Victory on Security
Lodge told reporters the United States faced no aggressive intent but would protect itself until an international agreement bans fears of surprise attack. He called the council outcome an overwhelming victory for the United States and noted bounds far from the Soviet Union without orders from President Eisenhower.
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Bear Lake Community Hosts Variety Shower for Evans
Bear Lake residents staged a variety shower at the fire hall for Mr and Mrs John Evans who lost their home in a February fire. Guests included Claud Johnson of Buffalo visiting relatives, Archie Smith of Syracuse visiting Rev and Mrs Burkett Smith, and Rev Carl Ellenberger of Buller Pa conducting special evangelistic meetings at the EUB Church each evening.
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Warren Man Crushed When Dump Truck Slips
A 26 year old Warren man Guy Barfield was injured when a dump truck he was on slipped from a jack and crushed his upper body at his home. He was in critical condition at Geneva Hospital with possible skull fracture and internal injuries after an emergency operation. Two other men were present at the scene.
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Parking note pranks trail man in Vancouver
In Vancouver B C Ken Van Altman left a note and a quarter on his car windshield. He returned to find a parking ticket and a second note reading Lead us not to temptation I got here before the cop.
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