Tightened Security Across U.S. Prisons
The report notes heightened security in several states after recent prison disturbances. Massachusetts opens a new maximum security unit at Walpole while Concord Reformatory riot actions prompt ongoing vigilance and tightened control. Alabama Ohio Utah Missouri Florida Arizona and others report enhanced patrols searches inmate informants and closer warden oversight to curb contraband and disturbances.
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York
Montana
Massachusetts
Floyd E- Powell
Walpole State Prison
Concord State Reformitory
Alabama
Frank Lee
Kilby
Montgomery
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Utah State
Trasfors
Missouri Corrections
James D. Carter
ER. V. Nash
Florida
Wesing
Robert Gramilinid
Arizona State
Frank Eyman
Tax Committee To Study Union's Request
The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee met at the Municipal Building and elected Stewart Long, school board president, as chairman. Six Corry Jamestown union representatives attended seeking tax on benefits paid during last year’s strike. Solicitor Roger Brown advised sending a letter detailing the benefits. Committee will study further. Also, the panel agreed to refund overpayments from estimated taxes. Long replaces Councilman Guy Abbey as chair in the reorganization.
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Stewart Long
Corry-Jamestown
Roger Brown
Long
Guy Abbey
Girl 4 Rescues Brothers From Burning Home
Four year old Barbara Strong pulled her six month old brother to safety and led a second brother outside as a fire consumed their four room home. A third brother Randy, age 2, died in the blaze while parents Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Strong, tenants on a farm, watched from across a field. Barbara, burned on hands arms and head, was hospitalized after smothering the flames with her hair.
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Buibue
Rem
API
Barbara Strong
Randy
K. T. Strong
Gary Lee
Ray
Barbara
Snipers Fire Forces Second Shift Fallout at Henderson Mills
Rifle fire peppered the Har iet Henderson Cotton Mills and the nearby plant as second shift workers fled under heavy police guard. Gov Hodges criticized the mill management after tensions rose since the shift start April 20 and parole patrols fired flares to ensure workers’ safe exit. Cooper defended continuing operations, while union tensions over arbitration lingered after a failed contract issue.
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Hlmbhsun
N.c.ap
Hartiet-Henderson
Luther Hodges
South Henderson
Tm Raleigh
Hodges
Ills
John BD. Cooper Jr
Cooper
Gay
Bean
Textile Workers Union of America
Shooting Victim Fights For Life At Ohio Facility
In Xenia Ohio a 31 year old assistant psychologist Ker mit Thomas underwent brain surgery after a berserk gunman Hernan Oxford 61 killed himself post shooting. A 11 year old widow Iva Williams held hostage earlier at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home provided key statements as investigators piece together the motive.
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Xenia
Ohio
al- Nance
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Kermit Thomas
Hernan Oxford
Oxford
Prio
Iva Williams
Williams
Dillon To Become Aide To Herter
Washington under secretary of state C Court Dillon is to be named chief assistant to Secretary Christian A. Herter. At 49 Dillon runs foreign economic affairs and may supervise the multibillion dollar foreign aid program and take on political problems Herter previously handled for Dulles.
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Washington Tar
C. Court
Dillon
Christian A. Herter
Herter
John Foster Dulles
Bootlegger Jailed in Pittsburgh Case
Rocco Di Pippa also known as Roxie Long, aged 62, was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to making illegal whisky in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Rocco di Pippa
Roxie Long
Space Vibrations New Sound Out Of This World
A Los Angeles firm develops an out of this world sound for space vibration testing. The high density sound simulator is described as potentially lethal, capable of tissue destruction, and inaudible before death. Officials note sound dissipates in the atmosphere, and no one has heard it.
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LOS Angeles
William Thomas
James B. Lansing Sound Inc
Thomas
Cross-Filing Abolished by California Legislature
California lawmakers approved ending cross-filing in state primaries with a Senate vote of 21 to 5, sending the bill to Governor Brown. The measure ends a system that allowed candidates to run on multiple party lines, a reform long sought by Democrats who argued it limited voter choice and favored incumbents.
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Eacramento
Calif
Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Willam A. Munnell DiMontebell
Burns
Vatery
James A. Cobey
Merced
Moose Installs New Officers at Corry Moose Lodge
Last evening the Moose Lodge 08 East Washington street Corry witnessed a new slate of officers installed. Pant Governor Merte Brown and Don wid Gules served as officers, with Clarence Purrington as governor and Dale Mulvin as junior governor. Frank Delilly prelate Neil Thomson treasurer Willian Prine three year trustee Arthur Lite guardian governor. A post meeting supper was served under Charles VanTussel, refreshment chairman.
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Corry
Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
Theta
Merte Brown
Don~wid Gules
Clarence Purrington
Dale Mulvin
Frank Delilly
Neil Thomson
Willian Prine
Arthur Lite
Wategolnry
Charles VanTussel
Boy’s body recovered from Susquehanna River tragedy
In Harrisburg a 7-year-old, James Curt, drowned when his small boat drifted on the Susquehanna River ten days earlier. His body was found yesterday on the river’s west shore near New Cumberland by a ferryman, Charles St. Mowers, as police Lt. Jaimes M. McFarland reported. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Steve Curtis.
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River Harrisburg
James Curt
Susquehanna River
Jaimes M. McFarland
Harrisburg Police Department
Charles St. Mowers
Iver
New Cumberland
Steve Curtis
Two Titusville Youths Die In Smashed Auto
Two Titusville youths died when their car struck a wooden utility pole and wrapped around it near the Latshaw field. The crash tore the car apart, sent a 12,000 volt line arcing, and parts of the wreckage lay along the highway as authorities cleared the scene after hours.
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Mts
Rowe
Nyilowe
Latshaw
Wadler
Riddle Yao
Titusville
Columbus Man Hurt In Early Morning Crash
Bernard Rows, 35, of Columbus, was injured in a crash on Colon Scott's Crossing Road when his car left the road on a sharp left curve and struck a telephone guide wire, ending on a slag pile. Damages totaled about 700 to the car and 125 to the pole. Rows was treated at Carry Me World Hospital for facial injuries and possible fractured nose but not admitted. An information charging Rows with reckless driving was expected to be filed.
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sAifieed
Colon
Scott's Crossing
Corry
Bernard Rows
Main Street
Columbus
Ward Scott
Newswoman Nancy Barr Mavity Rogers Dies at 68
Oakland Calif reporter and critic Nancy Barr Mavity Rogers died yesterday at 68 from a heart attack. She served 34 years on the Oakland Tribune staff and was literary editor of the Tribune since 1943. She was married to Edward Doc Rogers, a Tribune photographer.
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Oakland
Calif
Nancy Barr Mavity Rogers
Oakland Tribune
Rogers
The
Tribune
Edward
Doc) Rogers
Southern Support Fades On Kennedy Labor Amendment
Washington AP reports that a Kennedy labor regulation amendment called a bill of rights appears to weaken Southern backing. Senator Bendoin Stennis of Mississippi hinted he may reconsider, suggesting some Southern colleagues will not support the measure. The amendment, tied to Senator John L McCcretland of Arkansas, passed 47 to 46 largely with Republican and Southern Democratic votes as debate continued. Remaining questions include provisions on Taft Hartley secondary boycotts and organizational picketing, with potential changes to the bill of rights time. The Senate had earlier acted on the Taft Mont in a late session Thursday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bendoin Stennis
D-Misa
Afewamin
John L. McCretlant
DyArk
Senate
Second Arms Cache Found In Panama
National Guardsmen uncover a second arms cache on a beach where rebels reportedly landed. The find includes 24 pistols, 3 revolvers, 5 loaded belts, and 1,000 rounds. Dame Margot Ponteyn and Arigs face questions as authorities probe the alleged plot with ties to American actor John Wayne.
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Panama
Roberta Artis
Arigs
Margot Ponteyn
Conal
Santa Clara
Margot
Ernentarte Ta
Francisco Alvarado
Alvarado
Judy Thasham
Aring
John Wayne
Wayne
California
Arias
TB Program Nears End Of Test Phase
Bencononlcn onions are in the final phase of Corry n TB toutingrogram with the reading of test shots going into is not today. Students inoculated at Spring Creek Columbus Elwiy Concord St Edward's Wright and Harding Schools were checked today by school nurses. Senior and junior high students had been examined for the ration. The work will be completed today except for children absent from school. Of 3789 people examined 54 showed positive reaction, 18 were borderline. Positive reactors will have chest x rays starting Monday at Corry Memorial Hospital. X ray program slower than testing. seven x rays per day. Parents and other members of retors sanities will be admitted to the hospital after hours. Students from classes will be taken there.
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Btudenta
Spring Creek
Columbis
Conelwiy
Concord
St. Edward’s
Wright
Harding
Burke
Corry Memorial
Retors’ Sanities
Aduite
Local Group Plans May Clinic for Corry Industry Directors
Members of the Corry Industrial Development Authority met at the Hotel Corry to plan a May 11-12 clinic in Philadelphia. The event, an annual state capital gathering, aims to requalify development groups with methods to attract new industry. The group considered options on the vacant Aero Supply and the old Howard tannery buildings and asked secretary A. Lory to secure an option on the tannery.
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Corry
Fharesabury
Hotel Corry
MVE Mtate
Aero Supply
Howard Tannery
5. A. Lory
Nocturnal Fowl Play Ends Ocelot’s Night
In a San Francisco AP story Osmo the ocelot, known for loving chickens, escapes captivity and is slain by a Bay Area plant guard in a bizarre tale involving a professor of poultry husbandry at the University of California. The intruder Orme is captured by Noburo Inouye after a late night break in. Prof Taylor remains relieved that his flock is not wiped out as 14 birds are killed and 14 remain.
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Lor
University of California
Taylor
Noburo Inouye
Orme
Osma
Forseth
Elty
Apd
Qsmo
Castro Seeks Higher U S Sugar Imports At Exchange
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro campaigned for increased United States imports of Cuban sugar and opened trading at the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange amid security and crowd activity. Sugar futures rose to about 2.90 per 100 pounds as police conducted a security sweep after reports of potential threats. Thomas Irving Brown, 78, publisher of One Red Bank Realstar, died after a long illness.
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New Yor
Fidel Castro
United States
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Financial District
Cuba
Charies 8
Lowry
Exchange Tresident
Castro
Rufo Lopes Freaquier
Treasury
New York
Mall l. Central Parte
Red Bank
Thomas Irving
Brown
Red Batk
Register Sa
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