Bonn Talks Seek Saar Pact Details Amid German Rearmament Fears
West German Chancellor Adenauer and French Foreign Minister Pinay met in Bonn to settle four Saar points including trade terms, the high commissioner role, the Saar vote date on European status, and the future of the Roechling steel plant. Delays in agreement could push back West Germany’s rearmament. Police restrictions limited demonstrations. Pinay emphasized Western security and cooperation.
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Pinay
Adenauer
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Antoine Pinay
Saarland
Cape Llal
Paris
Saar
Roechling
Bnar
Area resident dies in jail in Westfield
A 31 year old Centerville man identified as Carl Long died in a Westfield Massachusetts jail cell after threatening self harm earlier. An autopsy gave no definite cause and coroner Theodore Morris said full tests will take weeks. Long had shown delirium tremens symptoms and panhandled before arrest. He was found with wrist cuts after being placed in a cell and died at about 3 30 this morning. Pennsylvania State Police contacted to locate relatives.
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Centerville
Westfield
Carl Long
Chautauqua County
Theodore Morris
Morris
Long
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tony
Morrix
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Corry Barracks
Polio Cases Rise Among Children After Vaccine
California's post inoculation outbreak of polio rose to 12 today, with 17 U.S. children treated nationwide. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele reaffirmed confidence in the Salk vaccine and said the national polio pattern aligns with the five year median.
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Washington
California
U.S
Leonard Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Four Withdrawals From Salk Vaccine Program At Wright School
Four parents pulled consent slips for their children at Wright School voting to delay Salk shots. About 160 students lined up for vaccines at 10 am. Officials reported several polio cases nationwide and in California linked to Cutter vaccine, with an ongoing probe into vaccine safety and a Lilly reaction assessment.
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Wright School
Three Die in Wilmington Small Plane Crash
A Beechcraft plane crashed in an open field near Wilmington yesterday killing three occupants. Victims were Floyd Q Quillen 37, Wilmington. Winfield B Pratt 35, Blamere. and Francis Mogan 20, Newport. They were on an instrument check flight.
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Wilmington
Del
Wamington
Floyd Q Quillen
Winfield
Pratt
Blamere
Francis Mogan
Newport
Leader Seeks 1957 Yardstick for State Economies
Gov. George M Leader tells a weekly news conference that 1957 will test the administration’s economy efforts. He notes a record $1.843 billion federal aid filing and argues reforms hinge on a 7 member reorganization panel. He promises departments must justify expenditures and presses for budget cuts and new taxes to balance the two year plan.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
George M Leader
Yim
Cornerstone for Corry Moose Lodge Home Ceremony
Public invited to cornerstone laying Sunday at 3 o’clock for Corry Lodge No. 3 Laya Order of Moose social hall. M C Joseph Piteawake to preside. speakers include Dean Bashline Leo Ryan and GCA Lake. Mayor Cher ry, Assemblyman Waterhouse and Hammond expected. Corry Beach to perform.
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Corry
Order of Moose
Gould
East Washington Street
Joseph
Piteawake
Lodge
Dean Bashline
Leo Ryan
Gca Lake
Corry Lodge
Johny DeSanth
Dean Bashiine
Paul Brenodl
Cochairman
Henry Davis Jr
Allison Gifford
Virgil Ross
Arthi Lite
William Hammond Jy
Charles Hiles
Cyril Giuvia
James Sheldon
Dale Mulvin
Charles VanTasel
Robert Wank
Merle Brown
Walter Royek
Neil Knickerbocker
Joseph DeMarte
Mr. Pitenvage
C. A. Lake
William Peiffer
1 Platt Co
Moose Lodge installs new men officers for year
At Corry Lodge Moose ceremony Past Governor Donald Gates and Sergeant At Arms Joseph Dettarte installed Henry Davis Jr James Sheldon Merle Brown Dean Dashline Dale Mulgis W. W. Rammond Jr and Carl Hixson in various officer posts. Afterward Women of the Moose served lunch and music was provided by The Twillt 28.
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Corry Lodgé
Loyal Order of Moose
Donald Gates
Joseph Dettarte
Henry Davis Jr
Novatanor
James Sheldon
Merle Brown
Dean Dashline
Dale Mulgis
W. W. Rammond Jr
Carl ‘Hixson
The
Moose
Jobless Pay Boost In Pennsylvania Takes Effect
Harrisburg reports higher jobless benefit rates rise to up to 35 per week for 30 weeks starting Monday, replacing the prior 30 dollars. Labor secretary John R. Torquato notes few idle workers delayed filing to gain the higher benefits. The measure, signed March 20 by Gov George M. Leader, also raises employer payroll taxes retroactively to January 1.
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Harrisburg
Mondday
John R. Torquato
Secretary of Labor and Industry
George M. Leader
First Presbyterian Church Approves Burlingame Annex Plan
Members at a congregational meeting voted to connect the current church with the newly acquired brick home, to be named the Burlingame Annex funded by Edith Burlingame estate. The major addition includes a stone linking structure with a new ground floor entrance, vestibule, clinic room, and historian's study, with work awaiting Erle Presbytery approval and a $28,000 fund-raising venture.
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First Presbyterian Church
Awelding
Ue Burlingame
Edith Burlingame Havin
West Pleamant
South Center
Erle Presbytery
Pawl
Hauer
Robert Galbreath
Board of Trustees
Ford Unveils Three Year Expansion Plan
Henry Ford II announced a 625 million dollar, three year expansion by Ford Motor Co including new plants and equipment. He favored a form of prosperity insurance for workers and warned against rigid labor patterns while opposing calls for a guaranteed annual wage.
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Associated Pres
New York
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ney
Vie Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ford
CTO
United Auto Workers
Ford, Motor Co
Detroit
Waller P. Reenther
Auto
Progress
Guardsmen Prepare Two Day Bivouac On Erie Peninsula
National Guardsmen of Company F 10 will leave the local Armory at 6 am for a two day bivouac on the Erie Peninsula. They will take part in a range firing exercise and record fire with the Second Battalion. Overnight stays at the Armory planned for many men. breakfast served at 4:30 am for those sleeping there.
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National Guardsmen
Colry
319Th Iefaustry Regiment
Erie
Robert E. Galbreath
Amory
Norman Scholton
Britain’s Two Parties Unveil General Election Platforms
London report outlines manifestos from the Conservative and Labour parties ahead of the May 36 general elections. Conservatives pledge steps toward disarmament with Sovie leaders and property owning democracy while boosting exports. Labour promises to end tests, pursue peace talks with Russia, cut living costs, nationalize industries, and expand the welfare state. Polls hint a Conservative edge as Labor targets bread and peace issues resonant with middle wage earners.
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London
Britain
Bath
Anthony Eden
Mio
Die
Sith Ithe
Labor
Clement Auilee
Formosa
Russia
Senate Debate over Formosa Talks Draws Split Opinions
Senator Capehart opposes Jenner's resolution barring officials from talks that could transfer territory to a Communist state. Jenner seeks a Senate record opposing any conference with China that could affect Formosa. Bracketed views from Eisenhower era officials frame risks of negotiations with Communist China amid tensions in the Formosa Strait.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Capehart
ReInd
Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Cepehart
Jenner
Resnd
United States
China
Formosa Strait
Chou En- Lai
Bec
Dulles
Frank L. Hawley
Berlin
New York University
Chou
Jung
Hawley
Senate Titernal Security Subcommittee
Tull
Far East
Chiang Eui-shek
Allslao
Matsu
Quemoy
Humphrey
DeMinn
Quetnay
Mate
Warships shell Chinese mainland near Matsu Islands
Formosan Chinese Nationalist warships attacked the Chinese mainland near the Matsu Islands and reported destruction of many artillery positions. In another item, Edward Lamb's lawyer says federal investigators offered a bribe for fatal testimony against Lamb as a second phase of a proceeding to renew his license for WICU TV.
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Formoas
Maatsu Islands
Navy
Washington
Edward Lamb
Federal Communications
Lamb
Walthy
Toledo
Wicu-Tv
Erie
Vaccine For Public Still Month Away
NY report notes vaccine distribution for general public delayed after a health meeting in Washington. Officials expect August 1 to bring enough vaccine to inoculate the most at risk ages, with pharma firms and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis backing production.
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New York
Oveta Culp Hobby
Washington
National Foundation
Hhas
Refute Claim in Sheppard Case
Cleveland reports dispute over blood in Marilyn Sheppard’s bedroom. Coroner Gerber rejects Dr. Kirk’s findings as negligent. Prosecution argues blood matched the victim. defense points to potential contamination and mix with a prowler’s sample. The hearing on new evidence continues next week.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Paul Lirk
University of California
Kis
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Maellyn Shep
Pard
Gerber
Kirk
Saigon Premier Diem Refuses Bao Dai Order in Civil War
Saigon reports say Ngo Dinh Diem, claiming victory in a 24 hour civil conflict with Binh Xuyen, refuses Bao Dai's demand to go to France. Fighting persists near Cho Lon as rebels blow bridges and retreat along the canal. US Marines guard the embassy while British and French observers note the unrest.
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Bao Dai
Diem
Cannes
France
Paris
Biefate Mes
National Army
Binh Xuyen
van Cam
Cao Lon
Free World
South Viet Nam
Balgon
le Vis Vieo
Cho Lon
Viet Nam
Shigen
Cho Len
Bish Xuyen
Wildth
Rceme
United States
Hao Dat
U. & Charge D'Affaires
Randolph
Telder
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Georgia State Health Department
Public Health Service
Eli Lilly
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Austria
Soviet High Commission
Allied Council
Totus
John 8. Fine
James Dutt
Peninsula
GOP
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AP News
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