McCarthy Camp Accused of Trickery in Hearings
Army charges McCarthy camp with injecting a doctored photo into Senate hearings on the McCarthy row. McCarthy denies the accusation as untruth, while special counsel Welch says the image was cut down to show Schine and Stevens alone. Mundt cautions no surprise witnesses. McCarthy hints at two contradictory government statements.
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McCarthy Army
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Bradley
Ray H. Jenkins
Subcommittee
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McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Mundt
Probe Into Shooting of Veteran Policeman in Pittsburgh
A coroner's jury opened in Pittsburgh to probe the fatal shooting of Patrolman William Heagy and the death of 51-year-old Aloysius Spalding, who fled after the chase and was found hanged in his jail cell two days later. Coroner William D McClelland pledged to personally head the inquiry.
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William Heagy
Aloysius Spalding
Spalding
Pilot First U S Casualty Of War For Key Fortress
An American civilian pilot delivering supplies to Dien Bien Phu, Paul Robert Holden of Greenleaf Kansas, became the first U S casualty in the Indochina siege. Holden suffered severe wounds to his right side and arm when his aircraft was hit by Communist antiaircraft fire. His condition is serious but not critical. The report notes two earlier American casualties in the war.
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Associated Press
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Dien Bien Phu
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Civ Air Transport
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Greenleaf
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Imiumiveragt Tre
Holden
America
Wolnis
U_ 8
Saigon
Jeanne R. Skewes
Ruth James
GATT
County Board to rule on Sparta Bloomfield school merger
Sparta and Bloomfield township directors will present a merger proposal to Crawford County School Board. Plan calls for a new high school at Riceville Corners for at least 350 students, with 400 elementary pupils staying in current buildings. If approved, the measure would go to state officials and possibly fall ballots.
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Bloomfield Township
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Riceville Corners
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Bloomfield
Union City
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Roy Cleaver
State Department of Public Instruction
Canadelis Lake
Cleaver
Bloomfeld-Sparta
State Council of Education
Athens Township
Dulles Action Elicits Debate At Jefferson Dinner
Senator Albert Gore Jr said Secretary Dulles gave a measure of success to Communist aims by backing the Geneva Conference. Speaking before 1400 Western Pennsylvania Democrats at a Jefferson Day dinner, Gore claimed the move increased Red China's prestige, spurred Russia's admission to the Korean Political Conference, and postponed European defense community action.
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Pittsburgh
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Pennsylvania
Gore
China
Russia
Soviet Reply to Ike Proposal on Atomic Pool
Soviet Russia answered American proposals on an atomic pool for peaceful use. The full Soviet reply was not disclosed, but sources said little progress was made. Molotov handed the note to Dulles during a half hour Geneva conference with Eden and Dulles discussed Far Eastern issues.
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Eisenhower
U. S
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George Zarbin
Washington
Moscow
London
Anthony Eden
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Berlin
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Malotoy
Dialles
United States
Model Dairy Plant Upgrades Boiler System on West Smith Street
Major improvements at the Model Dairy Milk Co plant in Toledo proceed with replacing the coal boiler by a modern gas and oil unit. The old smokestack was razed and the boiler room converted to storage as the company shifts fuel use by season and dismantles the old dryer for relocation to a sawmill in Warren.
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Model Dairy Milk Co
Warren
Upswing In Business Is Now Noted
Washington reports mark tentative signs of a business upturn, with Columbia University economist Dr. Courtney Brown noting it could be only a temporary rally lasting a year or two. He cautions there is no solid evidence the revival will exceed a few months, possibly signaling a longer slowdown.
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Brown
Columbia University
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Graduste School of Business
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
A. L. Mills Jr
Cyclist and Driver Cited in Corry Incident
James White, 19, of Mead Avenue was cited as the cyclist and Walter Kornilinski of R. D. 3 Carry as the driver after witnesses saw a bicycle rider hang onto a moving vehicle on West Washington Street near the railroad tracks at 8:15 PM. The offense carries a $5 fine plus costs upon conviction.
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Mead Avenue
Walter Kornilinski
Washington Street
First Avenue
Forre
Jan
Erie County Adopts Lawyer Referral Plan
Erie County moves to implement a lawyer referral program urged by the Pennsylvania Bar Association. The plan, already in Allegheny, Philadelphia, LehighLycoming, Delaware, Montgomery and Burks counties, offers a half hour interview with a participating attorney for a maximum five dollar fee. Additional guidance may follow at a modest rate.
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Wilkes Barre
Harrisburg
Altoona
Potteville
Lanewater
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Philadelphia
Lehigh
Lycoming
Delaware
Montgomery
Burkn
Teardente Ferpons
Mike
McWilliams
Three Teens Injured in Automobile Crash North of City
The 1950 sedan driven by Harald F. Donovanitt carrying Lloyd Locke and Keith McIntyre overturned near a curve while traveling toward Gary. All three youths were hospitalized at Cony Memorial Hospital after being extricated. Donovan had severe ear and facial lacerations and other injuries.
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Moore's
Findley Lake-Cubtings
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Harald F. Donovitt
Hydetown
Lioyd Locke
Titnville
Keith McIntyre
Titusville
le Cony Memorial Hospital
Benught
Spitzer
Clymer
Locke
Bralses
Rush Buriay
McIntyre
Donovan
Gary
Moore
Voroshilov Re elected USSR President and Malenkov Kept
Soviet Parliament re elected Marshal Voroshilov as head of Presidium and de facto president of the USSR by acclamation. Lawmakers also confirmed Georg Malenkov and his cabinet, with no changes to top foreign and defense ministers. The session highlighted speeches by Malenkov and Khrushchev denouncing U.S. policies and urging recognition of Communist China.
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Council of Ministers
Preen
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Marshal Klement
Ussr
Fremler Georg Malenkov
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Nikola M. Shyer
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V. M. Molotov
Muradin Nikolai
Galnt
Mem Hera
Slare
Nikita Khrushepov
Communist Party
United States
Russia
Stalin
Ex Secretary Of Welfare Dies In Wilkes-Barre
Sophia M R O Hara 71 former state welfare secretary died in Wilkes-Barre She was a prominent Pennsylvania Republican career woman noted for serving under four governors and leading the Pennsylvania Republican Council of Women from 1929 to 1934 plus a later vice presidency She also served as vice chairman of the Republican State Committee from 1934 to 1938 and never married reflecting on a life in law and politics
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Wilkes-Barre
Sophia M. R. O'Hara
Atale
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Taelf
Miss O'Hara
Wilkes; Barre
Pennsyvania Republican Council of Women
Reepublican State Committee
Australia New Zealand urge joining United Action in Indochina
Australia and New Zealand express strong interest in joining the United States in possible united action to stem communism in Indochina. Britain’s refusal to adopt aSimilar course delays final action as Dulles pushes for a united front with Southeast Asian nations. Philippines and Thailand show willingness to join. France and the three Indochina states hint at acceptance.
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New Zealand
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Red China
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Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
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Alexander Smith
Stith
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Anta
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Philips Pines
France
Laoi
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Committee to Study Fluoridation In Erie Water
Mayor Thomas Wiley appoints a three member fact finding committee to gather data on water fluoridation in Erie. The panel includes Dr. Kenneth Davis of the Erie County Dental Society, Dr. John Eckendorf of the Erie County Chiropractic Society, and Dr. Joseph Zipper of Gannon College. They will report to the council, which will decide if the issue goes to voters in November.
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Erie
Thomas Whitley
Council Councill
Kenneth Davis
Erie County Dental Society
John Eckendorf
Erie County Chiropractic Sofety
Josph Zipper
Gannon College
Three Killed and Sixty Hurt in German Train Wreck
FRANKFUR Germany three people were reported dead and about 60 injured when a German commuter train sideswiped the Scandinavian Express near Hanau. The railroad administration confirmed three fatalities two crew members and a female passenger all German. The express was traveling from Rome to Stockholm and fifteen injuries were described as serious.
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Germany
Britain Delays Indochina Action Amid Geneva Talks
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons Britain will not undertake military action in Indochina before Geneva conference results. He said no new commitments or undertakings are planned as negotiations proceed.
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Associated Press
London
Churchill
Indochina
Chuenii
House of Commons
Cheora
United Kingdom
Geneva
Indochina Monsoon Strains Siege Of Dien Bien Phu
Indochina reports heavy seasonal rains disrupt fighting at Dien Bien Phu as French and Vietminh artillery duel the besieged fortress. Weather hampers counterattacks and slows supply drops while transport planes persist amid mist and mud.
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Associated Press
MANO
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red China
Dien Bien Phu'k
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Vieminh
Pickets Jailed For Not Paying Court Costs
Three men sentenced for failure to pay court costs from two trials. Harry W. Truitt of Philadelphia, Lester Peny of Atlantic City, and Robert Smith of Detroit faced new trials after earlier jail time. They must pay costs from both trials as ordered by the Cambria and Westmoreland County proceedings.
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Pittsburgh man dies from injuries after crash
Edward Wei man age 63 of Shaler Township died at St Francis Hospital from injuries suffered April Aby when struck by a car. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh as authorities investigated the crash involving the pedestrian and vehicle.
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Edward Weiman
Shaler Township
St. Francis
Russia France Open Parleys on Indochina War
Britain indicated willingness to back France in seeking a cease fire in Indochina. The step would be followed by negotiations with the Viet Minh led by the Red faction. France and Russia opened negotiations aimed at resolving the conflict.
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Russia
France
Britain
Indochina talks show Cold War tensions at Geneva
At Geneva 19 nation conference North Korea proposed unification by election while Russia and France opened Indochina talks amid signs Western resolve wanes. U S opposition to cease fire without guarantees, British and French consideration of limited intervention discussed as Radford visits London. Meanwhile Sunbury plant closure impacting 600 workers ends August 2.
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