Area Man 54 Found Unconscious in Titusville Swamp
A 54 year old man, Noleyn Louis Copeland of Center Ville, was found unconscious in a swamp behind the Titusville Country Club around noon. He was admitted to Titusville Hospital in serious condition and later regained consciousness at Ames. He suffered exposure, a scalp laceration, a broken collarbone, and other injuries. State Police are investigating whether he was slugged or fell into the swamp.
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Titusville
Noleyn
Louis Copeland
Center~ Ville
Titusville Country Club
Copeland
Titusville Hospital
Ames
Meadville
Ted Sempolski
Parma
Oil Creek
Kurt Karpen
Sempolski
Whyte Fly ‘Tackle Co
Cleveland
Karpen
Hydetown
Ronald Stewart
Stewart
Tracy Ambullance
Polis
Congress Faces Big Tasks as 1958 Session Ends
AP analyst James Marlow surveys a Congress strained by Sputniks and recession. Major items loom including the election, extended unemployment pay, continued recession response, renewed reciprocal trade and foreign aid, streamlining the Defense Department, and pension and welfare fund protections awaiting House action.
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Washington
Congress
Nias
Congress Square
Conae
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Defense Department
Congress debates major labor and space policy shifts
Congress weighs sweeping labor legislation that could curb employer power and considers creating an outer space agency. The civil military control question dominates plans while appropriations stall the government funding vote amid earlier civil rights clashes.
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Congress
Outer Space
Conwess
Corryite Actress Dies at 85 After Ailing Years
Corry born Miss Dodd died at 85 after a fall and hip fracture. She moved to Ol City then New York where she acted in stage and vaudeville. Survived by cousins Mrs. Jessie Ames Corry and Lloyd Peckman Decatur Ala. A prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home will precede burial in The Evergreens Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Miss Dodd
Corry
Ol City
New York City
Legitimate Theatre
Vauideville
American Legion
Brooklyn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Jessie Ames
Lloyd Peckman
Decatur
Ata
Bracken Funeral Home
Evergreens Cemetery
Lice Offers New Disarmament Plea Continued
The article reports on a push for a specific nuclear test ban framework with technical experts from the United States and Soviet Union studying what controls are necessary for a dependable disarmament program Khrushchev cites halting tests and reserves the right to resume if banned. Dulles reportedly shifts toward supporting a test ban if linked to a prior detection system.
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Lice
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Ida Gimidi
Khrushchey
U.S
Dulles
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Polaroid Film
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Marlow
James Marlow
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Butters
Gilson
Gilson’s
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
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