Corry Woman Held For Court In Stabbing
A Corry woman pled guilty to aggravated assault and battery before Alderman George Gortion at the Municipal Building and was returned to Erie County jail. The incident began Saturday night when Glenn Adams, 33, was found bleeding on North Center street after a stabbing with a 14 inch butcher knife. Adams was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital as officers investigated a scene near the West Main street tavern and the alleyway intersection.
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Yersinia Gunwern
North
Center Street
George Gortion Ina
Erie County
North Center Street
Glenn Adams
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Toplogich
Adams
Alk Yreshington Aucon
Tree Howl
Vanderhoof
West Main Street
Erie
Senate probes call special labor hearing in Washington
Senate rackets probers halted plans and ordered a special public hearing with Arkansas manufacturer Entl P. Bettendorf of Texarkana to explain alleged payoffs to two Scranton union officials. He alleged forged payments and argued the committee misunderstood the situation as it pursues a broader probe into the Teamsters union.
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Senate
Washington
Arkansas
Ent
P. Bettehiorf
Texarkana
Tex
Ash
Ark
Scranton
Scranton Teamsters
Joseph McHugh
Robert Molloy
Bettendorfen
McNamara
D-Mich
Bettendorf
Bettender
Tobyhanna
Signal Corps
FBI
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters Union
Dave Beok
Savings Bond Sales Exceed 36 Million in Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA March savings bonds sales in Pennsylvania topped 36 million dollars, a 159 percent rise from February. Charles Krumline, state chairman of the Savings Bonds Division for Pennsylvania, credited the Treasury offering 0 34% Series B bonds for the uptick.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Charles §. Krumline
Savings
Arab infiltrators repelled at Tel Aviv border outpost
Israeli army headquarters reported Arab infiltrators from the Gaza Strip attempted to enter a border settlement near Clevalots, but were driven off by settlement guards. A spokesman called the incident a border breach near the southern edge of the Gaza border.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza Strip
Tsraeli
Esterday
Te Gace
Tag Day Brings $484 For Little League Fund
Little League volunteers in baseball uniforms ran a two day tag sale in the business district. Mrs Gerald Staples chairwoman and the Ladies Auxiliary of Boys Baseball thanked Corryites for contributing as totals were announced Saturday night.
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Ugo Guscunnus Wuvay An Teher
Gerald Staples
Nixon As Mediator In GOP Dispute Over Modern Republicanism
Washington reports President Nixon aims to mediate GOP rifts over Eisenhower's modernizing agenda. Nixon and allies fear harsh anti-Eisenhower slogans risk party unity while supporting social reforms like Social Security and health services as accepted ideas rather than radical changes.
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Nixon
Washington
Leveen Gof
Eisenhower
Six Children Die in Hopedale Flames Fire Claims Six Young Lives
Reports say six children burned to death yesterday in a house fire at Hopedale Letbndor. Parents Mr and Mrs Henry Gear named. The mother and a seventh child were badly burned and transported to a hospital. In Columbus Ohio the Rt Rev Mage Paul J Glenn 68 rector of Charles Borromeo College since 1945 died Saturday.
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John
Hopedale
Letbndor
Henry Gear
Columbus
Ohio
Mage
Paul J. Glenn
Charles Borromeo College
Rapist Admits Knife Slaying After Hypnosis
Miami youth Herring, 20, confessed to the February 1956 knife slaying of Ruth L. Downing after hypnotist Julia Arroyo aided memory recall. Sheriff Kelly called the confession valid. Downing’s body was found on Biscayne Island in Surfside. Herring had been jailed for attacking two Miami women and claimed many more rapes in travels.
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Atv
Sea Herring
Miami
Dade
Thomas J Kelly
Herring
Ruth
L. Downing
Julan A. Arroyo
Kelly
Downing
Biscaya Island
Surfside
Miami Beach
Here
Texas
Two Killed In Army Helicopter Crash In Germany
In Wemout or Wemous Germany two Army helicopters collided about 75 feet above ground. One officer and one enlisted man died while five others were injured. Both aircraft were destroyed. One helicopter served reconnaissance and the other was a transport. Names and exact times were not released.
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Germany
Cleanup Days Set May 1st for City Rubbish Drive
Cleanup crews will tour the city in four wards on Wednesday and Thursday to collect the past year’s rubbish. Residents should place waste at curbs in sturdy containers by the posted time for pickup.
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City Streets Department
Eisenhower Vastly Opposes House Budget Cut
President Eisenhower denounces a House approved budget cut of 1 million dollars for the State Department and foreign service for the coming year. He argues the reduction would be harmful to the United States in conduct of foreign affairs. Eisenhower plans to return to Washington after a Georgia trip and backs restoring most of the cut. Dulles to present views to the Senate Appropriations Committee urging rejection of the cut.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Batth
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Georgia
Washington
Celephona
Dulles
Senate
House
White House
Bec
Lamb Witness Prison Sentence Suspended Today
Marie Natvig, a gray haired grandmother and former government witness in the Edward Lamb hearings, had her eight months to two year perjury sentence suspended and was placed on two years probation by Judge Alexander Holtzoff. The judge described Natvig as a weak unstable person emotionally overwhelmed by cross examination and said she lied to safeguard herself.
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Fgainst
Lamb
Wicu-Tv
Lime
Nalvig
Cosrolan
Holtzort
Natvig
Holtroft
Meehan Denies Influence in Pardons Probe
Meehan former Philadelphia sheriff testifies before a legislative committee that on at least six occasions he spoke to members of prior Pardons Boards on behalf of clemency seekers. He says he carried a personal appeal to all four members of a former Republican Pardons Board for Lester Gore, who faced perjury charges tied to a 1953 grand jury probe. The inquiry continues, with Meehan insisting he did not seek to influence the board through improper petitions.
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Ben
Joseph J. Yosko
Northampton
Weigh Charges Against Driver In Fatal Route 6 Crash
Authorities planned to weigh charges against Louis Rizzo 39 of North East in a Route 6 crash near the Corry Fish Hatchery that killed Edward Jukes 58. Rizzo’s car, traveling west, swerved and struck Jukes’ eastbound vehicle. Hazel Jukes 56 and grandson Ronald Rogers 4 were injured. all were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital where Jukes died of a ruptured spleen and other injuries.
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Louis Rizzo
North East
Columbus
Corry
Edward R. Jukes
Dukes
Riveo
Ronald W. Rogers
R. D
Jordan Monarch Rejects Soviet Proposal For Red Relations
King Hussein returned to Jordan from Saudi Arabia after a surprise visit to King Saud. He rejected a prior government proposal for diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union and blamed international communism for Jordan’s troubles aided by Egyptian propaganda. Curfew restrictions eased for eight hours as Ammans streets filled with shoppers ahead of Ramadan, amid tense clashes between the King’s forces and leftists.
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Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Riyadh
Soviet Union
Ammands
Samir Rifal
Bashar” Talhoun
Ahmed Buhelin Sadi
Storms and Floods Weather Texas Into Disaster
Texas endures ten days of storms and floods with more than 3200 homeless and nine rivers in flood. Federal disaster designation sought by Gov. Price Danley as highways closed and hundreds of bridges washed out. Damage to the Brazos and Trinity areas exceeds 16 million dollars with several fatalities and widespread rainfall across multiple states.
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Texas
Goy Price Danley
Teinly
Brazos
Dallas
Olshoma
Louisiana
Missouri
Ohio Valley
New Yorke
Inmate David Taylor Loses Daylight Time Appeal
An inmate on death row, David Taylor, lost an hour with the DST switch and faces time lost in the night. He had his appeal to the State Court of Appeals denied after sentencing for the May strangulation murder of 67 year old Mrs Wilhelmina Bondoramte of the Bronx.
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Death House
David Taylor
Taylor
Mra Wilhelmina Bondoramte
The
Bronx
Supreme Court ruling ends exclusion at Philadelphia college
Unanimous decision prohibits excluding Negroes from Philadelphia's Gh ardol College, a school created by a public official for poor white orphan boys. Officials administer the will that established the institution.
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Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Ghardl College
Area Girl Finds Balloon Remains
Ten year old Carol Tripp of Spring Creek found balloon debris in a woods behind her home after it was launched from Cleveland Ohio. The piece was part of a Sunday School project where students released helium filled spheres and requested return cards.
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Wallt
Revortheless
Carol Tripp
Jimer ‘Tripp
Spring Creek
Cleveland
Glevetosith
Clus Hart
Carol
Proposed Kinzua Dam plan may cut flood costs
The Sun Telegraph cites two engineers from the Tennessee Valley Authority arguing a river diversion around the upper Allegheny could fully remove flood risks at lower cost than building the Kinzua Dam. They say Lake Byota should receive diverted flows, while opponents tied to a Seneca Nation trust resist changes to reservation lands.
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Allegheny
Arthur & Morgan
Desper Wend
Tennessee Valley Authority
Barton Jones
Tf EB Sprazue
Ehler
Army Engineers
Sun-Twtegraph
Wales
Upper
Kidzun
Spramue
Wilére
Winleh
Uy Tower
New York Suite
Pakistani Leader Tours Kyoto Historic Sites in Japan
Pakistani Prime Minister Huey Subhewardy toured Kyoto and nearby Mua visiting ancient temples and historic landmarks during a brief state visit. Local guides noted emphasis on cultural exchange and heritage preservation.
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Kyoto
Mjoeter Hueym
Mua
Open Trial To Link Reds With Mussolini's Loot
In Padua a high profile trial opened with 35 defendants appearing to connect communists to Benito Mussolini's missing treasure and postwar funding. Among those present was Dante Gomez, a Communist deputy, as charges span murder to embazzlement. The case recalls Mussolini and Clara Petacci's ambush near Lake Como on April 24, 1945.
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Padua
Mussolini
Maly
Dante Gomez
Communist Parti- Sil
Jatt
Abedy
Benito Musso Mn
Lake Como
Milan
Congo
Claret Petthel
Four Killed In Plane Crash Near Tokyo Mountain
Four Ateri fans aboard a Navy plane died when it crashed into a 4200 foot mountain 80 miles southwest of Tokyo. The aircraft, Berilhcrett, vanished after departing from Atsugi Naval Air Station and was reported missing until helicopters recovered bodies this morning. Next of kin have been notified as authorities investigate the crash near Romaki, 300 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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Yorosuka
Japan
Navy
Tokyo
Foir Aterifans
Tai
Heliopters
Wis
Alsug Naval Air Statin
Romaki
Churchill Saved By Five Son In Law Incident
A garbled report mentions Churchill and five sons in law in a sudden event. The text references Christopher Soames and a former prime minister, with unclear actions and a push that led to a tense moment involving Bowmes. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
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Churchill
GOP May Take Lead In Drive For Tax Relief
Pennsylvania Republicans in the House may lead a tax relief campaign as Rep Simpson calls for immediate tax cuts. Simpson, head of the Republican Campaign Committee, backs a plan to cut personal and corporate taxes by about five billion dollars annually. Rep Saylor urged a House speech to press for lower exemptions and faster action before a budget surplus appears.
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Pennsylvania
House
Repubican
Rep
Simpson
Indianapolis
Ind
Keystone
Say. Jor
Congress
Republican Congressions Campaign Committee
Saylor
Sis
Moscow honors Olympic heroes with Lenin orders
The Order of Lenin was conferred on Ris hin's world champion Vinally Smyslov and on Mikhail Totvinnik by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. Also awarded were honors to Mel bourne Olympic standout Vladimy Hilts for 5000 meters and 10000 meters, and to team captain Teor Nelo and Anatol Bogiandy for rifle shooting achievements.
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Moscow
London
Moxtov Rudio
Rishin
Vinally Smyslov
Mikhail Totvinnik
Sovitl
Melbourne
Vladimy Hilts
Teor Nelo
Eaptain
Anatol Bogiandy
Cairo Radio Jamming Hits Jerusalem News Broadcasts
Radio monitors reported yesterday that the Istiell Sector jammed Chir Radio, with jamming confined to newscasts and commentaries.
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Cairo
Jerusalem
Istiell
Sodus
Chir
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SaudMeet
Edward
Corry Fish Hatch
Rizzo
Nnk
Jake
Hazel
Kinzua Dam
Reds
Christophen
Prine Mulsoer
Ives
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