Soviet Leaders Tour Britain Amid Public Appearances
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev toured Birmingham Marham and Windsor with gifts for the royal family including a sable wrap and two horses. They met Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh as British officials pursued a Middle East peace effort and hosted hospitality events.
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London
Russia
Middle East
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Birmingham
Marham
House of Commons
Chequers
Eden
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Elisabeth I
Windsor
Twday
Be Worthwhile Vote Carry Voters For Two Local Races
Editorial urges Corry voters to back W. W. Waterhouse and J. Fred Kinley on the Republican ticket for U S Congress and State Assembly. It notes long public service, warns of low turnout, and praises Erie County Republican workers while endorsing the Eisenhower slate.
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W. W. Waterhouse
J. Fred Kinley
U. S
Mr. Waterhouse
Mr. Kinley
Corry
Waterhouse
Erie County
Republican County
Hunt For Plane Ends Aerial Search Suspended
A week long search for Broadway producer Gordon Pollock and his wife in a light aircraft was suspended by the Civil Air Patrol on orders from Westover AFB Massachusetts. The hunt will resume if new information emerges.
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John A. Dorman
Buffalo
Civil Air Patrol
46Th Air Rescue Service
Westover Afb
Mass
Dorman
Corry
Gordon Pollock
New York
Broadway
Corry Gap
Guy Abbey
Mendville
Erie
Faherman
Hele
Lake Erie
Hugh Lomike
Pollock
Detroit
Dag Hammarskjold Visits Amid Middle East Peace Efforts
Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Damascus to confer with Syrian leaders and UN officials on a Middle East peace mission. Maj. Gen. L. M. Burns and Syrian military figures attended the opening conference as efforts to restore peace between Israel and Arab neighbors continue amid tensions. The Stansboro Hose Company adds a used delivery van for fire operations, equipped to carry raincoats, helmets, chemicals, and possibly stretchers, but not intended as an emergency vehicle.
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Syria
Dag Ham
Syrian Army
Shuway Shukatte
Fummarikjold
Jordan
Israel
Ata
Egypt
Lebanon
Jerusalem
United States
Amy
Stansora Hose Company
W. W. “Dov” Waterhouse
No. 1
Restored Corry Drivers’ Licenses Reported Week One
The Department of Revenue released the week one report for April 4 listing restorations and suspensions in Erie County. James F Grinder and Arthur E Morrison had licenses restored after supervision periods, with 26 county motorists having licenses restored and 37 revocations or suspensions noted among 18 counties.
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Department of Revenue
James F Grinder
Corry
Arthur E. Morrison
Franklin Street
Neensen
Erie County
Corty
Ten year old Lenard Ross wins $100000 on NBC TV show
Lenard Ross a 10 year old ward of Wall Street Information wins a $100000 prize on NBC TV Big Surprise after saying he prefers politics to stocks. His father William Ross an LA accountant notes the boy works hard and studies and has invested part of the winnings in his mother's stock list with about ten percent.
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Chilf
Lenard Ross
Ward of
Wall Street
Renlus
William Ross
Los Angeles
Lennie
Seletkome
Promocuien
Rome
Alex Skibitnel
Nin Wite Angels
Hirbara
Peter
Sulmone
David
Mary Ali
Ponhin
Aless
Candidates Make Last Bids For Votes
In a quiet primary campaign's final hours, candidates appear on TV for last appeals. W W Waterhouse of Cony will speak at 9 15 PM on WICU, introduced by Sen Rowlard B Mahany. Other nominees span congress and state assembly races across Erie County and surrounding towns.
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Campalin
W. W. Waterhouse
Cony
Cam Palin
Carroll D. Kearns
WICU
Sen
Rowlard B. Mahany
State Senate
Timen
United
J. Fred Kinley
Corry
State Assembly
David Gifford
Conrad Pearson
Ait ‘Hon
Stanley Blair
Congress
Joseph H. Zipper
Erle
William R. Ewing
Union of
Nclal
RD. 1
Baegertown
Joseph J. Brennan
Nan
William D. ‘Thomas
Sharon
Gay
Lender
Erle County
Erie City
Albion
Ind G. Fred Jist
Ford O'Dell
Harborcreek
al Miles
Fairview
Delmar Beatty
Erie
James W. Norman
Michael Dunn
Doxeph Crawford
Bernard Hawking
Joseph 2Duiaki
Donald A. Weidler
Lake City
Pearson
Hex
Howard Moore
Coerhranton
John W. English
Moore
Petron
Industrialist Samuel Gottes-Toit Dies in New York at 70
D Samuel Gottes-Toit, prominent in the wood pulp and paper industry, died Saturday in New York. He led several industrial ventures and was known for his work with Industradler and related manufacturing firms.
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Industralist
New York
D. Samuel Gottes- Toit
Boy 11 Fatally Murders Family to Avoid Reform School
In Manefield Connecticut an 11 year old boy killed his father mother and a brother after fearing reform school. He reported the shootings to a neighbor then to police and was committed to a state hospital for evaluation.
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Associated Press
Manefield
Becwiss
Wieheld -Wesk
Robert Aitst
Rover
Ten People Injured In Two Car Crash East Of Corry
Nine of the injured including a five member family were hospitalized at Cory Memorial Hospital after a late Saturday two car crash at Shotts Crossing road and Route 6 east of Corry. A Ford Ranchwagon traveling south was hit by a 1956 Chevrolet as both vehicles collided on Route 6. Names and injuries include David Bonsink and family and Roger May among others. Continued on Page Six.
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Shotts Crossing
Route 6
Corry
Route
Scott’s Crossing
Chevrolet
David Bonsink
Esther Bensink
Connie Mae Bensink
David Bensink
Lang Bensink
Melvin Smith
B.D
Edith Smith
Iassengers
Roger May
Spartansburg
Tate
Beott
Crousing
Mathound
Copy Memorial Hospital
NATO urged to advance from initial phase to full strength
Secretary of State Dulles urged NATO to evolve beyond its early stage at a luncheon briefing for The Associated Press. In Cyprus two Turkish Cypriots were killed amid intercommunal violence. In Algiers French planes attacked rebel bands in the Temern region near the Moroccan frontier. In Harrisburg leaders considered measures on hospital funding and hospital bed shortages after May 2.
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Swit Dulles
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NATO
Diller
Associated Press
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Algerlce
Temern
Wente
Algeria
Blairsville Snow Hits Six Inches Across Western Pennsylvania
Weather officials in Pittsburgh report up to six inches of snow across parts of western Pennsylvania as winter grip remains. Towns including Brookville Clarion and surrounding areas logged several inches with temperatures near or below freezing.
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Penhaytvania
Wren
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Stew Wai
Brookville
Pithohiegh
HUE
Antie
Oflciain
Jey
New Stanton
Lawyer Seeks Dismissal of Swartz Arrest
Defense attorney Marc L. Mike contends the arrest of Joseph Swartz for a bank robbery was a mistake. He says Swartz, a 20 year old Middlesex contractor, was elsewhere at the time and that police will uncover alibi and explain recent expenditures. A hearing is set in Warren for April 30.
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Yeaterday
Joseph 5
Swarts
M Tas Route Bank
Marc L. Mike
Far Poh
Wes Middlesex
Swartetun
Marks
Warren
Mintuke
Swart
Swarte
Bwiate
Marks’ Mosher
Benjamin Marks
Parvell
Stevenson Tackles Ike on Foreign Policy at Rally
Democratic candidate Stevenson blasted President Eisenhower as misleading the nation while urging a more cautious view of world affairs. Senator Ketmager backed a rotating advisory board to help guide policy, criticizing partisan handling of foreign policy.
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Eberthower
Clean Up Days Start Tomorrow
Tomorrow begins a citywide cleanup with curbside tubblh collection for residents. The Streets Division under Fred Risley asks Glen Up Local residents to place items at the curb before 7 o clock tomorrow morning. Department crews will start pickups, with possible third day and full city coverage.
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Corryltes
Thalr
Fred Risley
Eisenhower Stevenson Face Off In Pennsylvania Primary
In tomorrow's Pennsylvania primary Eisenhower and Stevenson are the focal points with Eisenhower running largely unopposed while Kefauver and Stevenson battle for the Democratic vote. Historical margins show strong Republican strength, though contest expectations are low due to few write-ins and limited opposition.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower Ia
Williams
Knowland
California
Stevenson
Ehle
Ese Kefauver
Tanswee
Eimenhower
Ofwuver
Btevenson
Iba
GOP
Bom
Harold F. Blassen
Robert A
Taft
Ohio
Buch
Wnda
Jnétenus
Blevenson
Kefauver
Faye ‘Thres
Vandals Ruin 3 Classrooms At Concord School
A 10 year old boy admitted causing vandalism at Concord School over the weekend. Police and school officials planned formal action if needed. Damage limited to upper floor classrooms with windows broken desks overturned ink bottles and books scattered. Investigators believe a small group or single offender carried out the act on Friday night or Saturday afternoon.
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Olice
Lome
Concord
Poller
Thir Bushane
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