Luce Morie Tiff May Prompt Resignation
Verbal blasts following Senate approval of Clare Bowthe Lie trigger a new storm over ambassador to Brazil. The controversy rises after a 74 to 11 confirmation vote, with Sen Morse and others criticizing Luce. Henry Luce suggests resignation. White House discussions hint at prorogation and Brazilian views shape future actions.
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Washington
Clare Bowthe
Brazil
Senate
Wayne Dore
Luce
New York
Wayne Morse
White House
Everett Dirksen
Mlinois
Gasoline Pipeline Burst Near Hollidaysburg Forces Evacuations
A newly built one million dollar Laurel Pipeline Co line ruptured two miles southeast of Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania spilling thousands of gallons of gasoline into fields and streams. Police evacuated at least 25 families as two valves were shut to stem the flow and a bulldozer built a dam to keep gas from entering fishing streams. Several residents salvaged fuel and lined up at pumps while two fire companies stood by.
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Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Laurel Pipeline Co
Philadelphia
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Pittsfield man charged after area bridge crash
State Police said they would file information charging Harold L. Smith 24 of Pittsfield with reckless driving after his auto struck the bridge rail on West High street extension west of Union City. The car was damaged about 300 dollars and the bridge about 200 dollars. the motor was uninjured. A farmer pulled the vehicle free with a tractor.
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Pittsfield
Union City
West High Street
Harold L. Smith
Smith
Theft at St Thomas rectory requests suspect
City police investigate the $200 theft from St. Thomas rectory reported by Rev Leon Doleski. The money was in a desk drawer at 5 30 p m and missing by 7 00 p m Friday. Police seek a suspect seen in the rectory during those hours.
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St. Thomas’ Rectory
Leon Doleski
Bloodmobile Visits Corry Next Tuesday
The Buffalo Regional Blood Center Bloodmobile will visit Corry next Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building on West Washington Street to collect blood. Local chair Jan Howard requests a minimum of 112 pints due to increased demand from warmer weather and accidents. People not contacted at work should call the Corry Red Cross office in the Public Library basement to schedule appointments.
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Buffalo
Noo Center
Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Jan Howard
Howard
Corry Red Cross
Cuban Invaders Seek Amnesty For Surrender
Cuban invaders in Panama say they will surrender only if they are returned to Cuba and not punished. President de la Guardia’s government resists promising more than a nonlethal outcome, awaiting guidance from five Latin American ambassadors arriving as an OAS inspection team. Two bearded Cuban officers sent by Fidel Castro relayed surrender terms after meeting invaders in Nombre de Dios, 50 miles from Panama City, as the force advanced 35 miles along the coast.
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Panama
Wnll
Cuba
Ernesto de la Gydia
Revolutionary Band
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Nombre de Dios
Castro
Armando Torres
Remodeling Set For Jane At Old High School
In Connontville New owners Mr and Mrs Heaster plan remodeling of the Cory High School building to house a convalescent home. The project includes an alarm system and emergency lighting with health department approval needed before operation. The Heasters will live between Corry Titusville and Connontville during work and expect to be in business before next year.
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Cory
Bhwoord
Connenytville
Heaster
Damon Tel Reife
Daudi
Connonntville
Shesadi
Te Department of Ueatth, Welton
Education
Titusville
Corry
Connectutville
Mn Heaster
Irom
Henatees
Tusville
Amiin Dickering
Connell
School Bostel
Zoning Board of
Sehioed
Corry art show honors top amateur in oil painting
Anne Storer displays the blue ribbon as a top amateur oil painter in the second annual art show at Corry. Over 86 artists entered across adult and junior divisions with firsts to John Bensink watercolor, Theda Lee pastel, Gladys Bullard oil. juniors include Sally Wharton first and others. Judges were George Diemel and Ann Downing. public invited to view today and tomorrow.
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Corry
Anne Storer
John Bensink
Pas
Theda Lee
Gladys Bulard
Sally Wharton
Rowena Reagle
Albin Wester
Jeanne Carpenter
Lynda Duell
Dean Hotchkiss
Marie Narducci
James Seitz
John Seitz
Taggart
Richard Mornicke
Sttta Jackson
George Diemel
Erie Erhoals
Ann Downing
Erie Art Center
James Nutter Hurt In Noon Airplane Crash
James Nutter Aero Supply employee from West Smith street was critically injured when his single engine airplane crashed just southeast of Lawrence airport shortly after noon. He was rushed to Cov ry Memorial Hospital with a head injury fractures and other severe wounds as rescuers battled soft ground and high octane fuel fumes at the field.
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Lawrence Airsport
James Nutter
West Smith Street
Aero Supply Mfy Co
Tne
Bracken Paneral
Walting
Sthempilot
Western Allies Open Paris Talks
Western foreign ministers opened a pre Geneva Conference in Paris with Britain resisting a piecemeal settlement for Europe. The British push for a segmented approach to Berlin and German reunification faced opposition from the United States France West Germany and the Soviet bloc which favored a single package on Berlin unification and European security. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and satellites pressed demilitarized Berlin a speedy German peace treaty and continued German questions, signaling sharp East West debate ahead.
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Paris
Britain
Soviet Union
Europe
Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Warsaw
Ger
Grand Jury Acts On Cases Of 4 Area Defendants
A county grand jury returned indictments on four area defendants. Highlights include a malicious mischief case involving a broken storefront window valued at 100 dollars, and a separate assault and burglary related incident. Names cited include Gladys Kitelinger, Chi Ence Koster, and others in the Wheaton Corry district. A 16 year old girl and Jacqueline Witel Loretta Jones are listed among those connected to the cases.
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Ene County
Gladys Kitelinger
RD. 3
Corry
Chience Koster
Virion Cli
Chavivey ‘Thomas
Moon Guy
Jacqueline Iol
Loretta Jones
Stn
Adiless
Panchen Lama Rejects Invitation for Tibetan Peace Talks
The Panchen Lama refused an invite to visit Tinchin for peace talks with the self-exiled Dalai Lama. Chinese authorities support a hard line against Tibetan rebellion. The event reflects Sino-Tibetan tensions as Nehru signals regional Communist backing.
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Chithi
Tibet
Bama
Tinchin
Dada Tana Todi
Ptivister
Helin
Dalai Lama
Nad
Beney Klin
Nehru
Senate Quells Ike's REA Veto as House May Follow
AP reports confident House Democrats view a potential override of Eisenhower veto on rural electrification loans. Senate already overridden, two votes past required. party lines and one Democratic defector shaped earlier vote. If House acts similarly, President's objection stands rebutted. Also noted: Edward Melee, 66, dies in Mount Washington fire in Pittsburgh.
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Senate
Ike
House
Washington
Eisenhower
Aort
Taft Benson
Kisnhower
J Linisehe
Olio
Desnis
Pittsburgh
Edward Melee
Pittsburg
Dem Solons Seek Final Vote On Liquor Sales Tax Today
In Harrisburg the House moves toward a final vote on a liquor and beer sales tax plan amid Republican opposition and wavering Democratic support. Rep Stephen McCann urges a noon vote, while GOP leader Albert Johnson says his caucus remains against the bill. The measure would tax retail and wholesale sales by beer distributors and liquor stores, yielding about $21 million less than previously projected, as amendments narrow its scope. The House Appropriations Committee also resumes hearings on the governor’s budget, with a revised total of $1.881 billion for the fiscal year starting June 1, down from $1.907 billion.
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Harrisburg
Stephen McCann
Albert W. Johnson
GOP
Aloo
Ber
Johor
McCann
Associated Press
House Appropriations Committee
NBC Strike A Lockout Clouds NBC Negotiations
New York AP reports a 2007 NBC strike by technicians continued with no deal. NBC filed suits totaling over a million dollars against the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, claiming the walkout violated a no strike clause. Los Angeles action seeks punitive and daily damages for alleged contract breach tied to strikes at Hollywood and Burbank studios. A court hearing is set on a ban of picketing as the union calls it a lockout. The dispute centers on use of French technicians and a Paris taped program, with the network briefly off air before supervisory staff resumed. Dr Lonnie A Coffin, 68, named 1958 AMA outstanding general practitioner, died yesterday of a heart attack in Keokuk.
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Na Jonal Broadcasting Co
National Assn. of Broadcast Employes and Technicians Union
U.S. District Court
NBC
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Burbank
Calif
NABET
Paris
Rolio
Keokuk
Town
Lonnie A. Coffin
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