Mid East Arms Embargo Talk At Big 3 Meet
Secretaries and foreign ministers will seek a formula to test Soviet offers on joining a general embargo of Middle East arms shipments. Dulles travels to Paris for NATO talks while Khrushchev’s London visit informs cautious Western reading of Moscow’s intent amid Cyprus and Baghdad Pact tensions.
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Mid-East
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Britain
France
Russia
Middle East
Paris
Palestine
Cyprus
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
United Nations
Soviet Union
Czechooslovakia
Egypt
Moscow
Baghdad
United States
Pakistan
Turkey
Tran
Traq
Europe
Public Sale on May 11 for Corry area properties
Public sale scheduled Friday May 11 at 10 p m at the county courthouse for five properties in Corry area. Owners and writ filers include Corry Savings and Loan Association James and Margaret Hickey 228 West Smith Street. Union City firms First Seatech Bank and Trust Co Violet J Bebell and others. Sunset Drive theatre site in Rich and Kory Construction area. Concord Township land held by Walter and Gladys Foster. Union City and Erie land parcels in Niioni Bank of Union City versus Forking The United States of America case.
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Corry
Mile County
Corry Savings and Loan Association
James and
Margaret Hickey
West Smitatreet
Cony Bavngs Aid Loan Associate
Nelle C. Parristi
Frame Wowie Hid
Irish Lad Wins 1500 Scholarship at Altoona Event
Irish youth Joseph W. O Toole of St James High School Pittsburgh wins a 1500 college scholarship while taking part in a Latin contest with about 1000 members of the Junior Clans League of Princlvan ta meeting in Altoona Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Altoona
W. O'Toole
St. James High School
Pittsburg
League of PrinsyVanta
Push Button Missiles Bring Nuclear Warheads Within Reach
Washington officials report Air Force generals testifying that lightweight high-yield warheads enable intercontinental missiles to be carried by long-range systems. They say no invention is required to perfect the missiles, with a definite development schedule set and confidence it will be met, while recognizing the remaining engineering work.
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Washington
Air Force
SR. Brentnall
Bernard A. Schielver
House
Brentnall
Schreiver
John
Three Million Dollar Loss In Grantham Plant Blaze
Harrisburg reports a magnesium fueled fire at a Grantham aircraft engine parts factory caused about 3 million dollars in damage. More than 20 firemen and workers were injured as flames damaged the plant and nearby structures. Investigators pursue the cause with the plant manager noting theft of solvent vents may have started the blaze.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Granthamnd
Fremen
Aicraft Engine and Parts Corp
Blteren
Ralph Mackay
Herbert Myers
He Pkint
Mureiseburt Hospital
Daniel Keefer
Grantham
Glen Hurnbecker
Lower Allen
Cumberland County
New York City
Dems Silent Campaign Plans Target Nixon Record
Democratic leaders outline Nixon as a central target in 1954 campaign efforts. Butler accuses the Eisenhower administration of credit-taking and patriotism assaults, while Kefauver and Stevenson campaign across states. Harriman calls for a new American foreign program, and a large poll shows Stevenson leading among Democratic voters.
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Stevenson
Florida
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Oregon
Kefauver
Averell Harriman
New York
U.S
GOP
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Tunger
Penlor and
Jiinton High
Bradnhawere
Democrac
Westeyan University
Covenant Of 1840 Bound Early Corry Settler Into Servitude
An OCR fragment recounts a legal indenture from October 4, 1840 binding an individual named Harvey to William Hopkins in Swindon as an apprentice. The document notes guardianship, master servant duties, and prohibitions against wastage or misconduct, with references to Corry district history and a continuation on another page. It depicts harsh apprenticeship norms and genealogical hints about Harvey’s early life.
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Corry
William Harvey
Robert Hillier
Leigh
Wilk
Hinwell
William Hopkins
Swindon
James Wiliam Flarvey
Wheelock
Imenta
Harvey
Jet
Tim
Wim Hopi
WWE
Dulles NATO Plan Backed by Sen George W Dulles NATO Plan Backed by Sen George W
Senator George (D Ga) voiced support for expanding NATO's international activities while opposing its extension into economic policy. He leads hearings on foreign affairs and spoke ahead of Secretary Dulles's Senate appearance. He warned against large scale oil-driven Middle East economics entering NATO.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Northy Attic Treaty Organization
Sta Dulles
Senate
Congress of Foreign Policy
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Dilles
NATO
Georgia Seni
Mid
Dulles
Paris
North Africa
Middle East
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Tarael
Three Israelis Die In New Flareup Of Violence
Reported from Jerusalem three Israelis died and one wounded as renewed clashes near the Egypt border escalated. Egyptian and Israeli officials blamed each other for the flareup while UN mediator Hammarskjold pressed for deconfliction and a resumption of talks with Egyptian leaders. The UN envoy planned to report by May 4 to the Security Council as discussions continued.
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New York
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Anager
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Aydared
Dem Congressman Draws Jail Term
Boston report says Rep. Thum J Lane of Massachusetts pleaded guilty to tax evasion for 1948 50 51 years and was sentenced to four months in federal prison with a $10000 fine. Lane appeared before U.S. District Judge Charles Wyne in Boston. his counsel sought probation, but the court imposed the sentence after he pleaded guilty and sobbed.
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Thum J Lane
D-Mass
Todiuy
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Rome Liontelive
Charken & Wye Emi
Hob
Lal
Lanl
C. Keele Hurley
Wyzniaki
Nolo Vantenider
Ling
Soviet Leaders Return From Britain Pursue US Ties
Khrushchev and Bulganin return to Moscow after a 10 day Britain tour, urging closer Soviet US relations. In London they signaled hope for improved ties, while Moscow radio praised cooperation and blamed US circles for blocking detente. The leaders spoke at Moscow’s central military airport as tens of thousands welcomed them back.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Central
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulgamin
Britain
London
Nikite Khrushchev
Esoly
Nikola Bulganin
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Bovlet
United Sates
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kaliningrad
Germanesty
Koenigsberg
Crumr Ordehontridge
Portsmouth
Krushchev
Mal- Renin
Eden
Khyushchey Hime
Lobdut
United
Odd Weather Whips State As Cold Front Hits
A severe cold front swept Pennsylvania yesterday with unusually cold temperatures and higher winds than normal. The Wilkes Barre area recorded about 65 degrees, while Williamsport and Brookville reached 54 miles per hour gusts. Some western regions saw showers as yesterday’s strong winds diminished.
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Pennaylvin
Weather Bureau
Yosterday
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Tig
Williamsports
Brookville
Police Arrest Three Men In $300000 Houston Robbery
Houston police say three men were arrested and about $95,000 in cash recovered after a $300,000 burglary tied to a safe at bakery owner Paul Denny’s home. Harvey Morley, Edwin Roy Hamlett, and Marley face burglary and felony theft charges. San Antonio and Houston officers chased leads from a local reporter’s tip.
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Houston
Tex
Harvey Morley
San Antonio
Andy Texan Rathgers
Marley
Edwin Roy Hamlett
Arthur Eckert
Paul D. Donny
Mld
Dan Cook
Cook
San Antonio News
Mouston
Jimmy Park
Hamlett
Jimmy Hicks
Burks
Houston Pollen
Jack Heard
Denny
Polter
Church
Tve
Frink
Parkn
Mamleth
Hicks
Mamlett
Wx Postice
Parks
Hulett
Gaint Cook
Parka
A. G. Matthu
Dale Eid
Marlatt
Howe
Quesoning Hulett
Associated Spring Earnings Rise For 1966 Quarter
Associated Spring, Bristol Conti, the leading maker of precision springs, earned 815413 after tax in the firm quarter of 1966. President Carlyle F Barnes announced at the New York stockholders meeting that earnings were 61.07 a share, up about 11 percent from 668 cents in the first quarter of 1965. Revenue and orders for the period matched shipments, with automotive demand subdued by industry conditions but offset by strong nonautomotive sales. Directors reelected included Carlyle Barnes, Harry Barnes, Wallace Barnes, and others from Bristol. The report noted significant gains at the Canadian subsidiary and a broadly diverse customer base. (Continued on Page B6)
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Asonomica Spring Corporation
Bristol
Conti
Carlyle F. Barnes
New York
Ars
Bulen
Harneslee
Garnes
Mnun
Cully Burien
Harry C Barnes
Wallace Barnes
Walter E. Froenlich
Enent L. Goff
Edward Ingratin
Riise Wittink
Gwen D. New
Alden Co
Witness Tells OF Collision Involving Smith and Nick
Witness Dooher of Spartanbury recounted a collision on West Smith Street near the hospital driveway. J Smith of 120 Rath Plhaxant Street stopped to yield for an eastbound vehicle when a Nick office truck struck the left side of the Smith van. Damages were estimated at 25 dollars with no charges reported.
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Lamare Akuma
Memorii Hospital
Joe Dooher
Bpartanabury
Nere
Park
Sdoward J. Smith
Oscar H. Nick
Dooher
Smith
West Smith Street
Nick
Degher
Smith Machine
Ben
Traffic Fatals May Set Record
CHICAGO The National Safety Council warns that traffic deaths may reach a new lifetime high, possibly surpassing 30,000 in 1986 if the March toll continues its rise. The council notes 6,890 deaths in the first three months of 1986, the second highest quarterly total on record, and urges governors to mobilize to curb the rising death rate.
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Chicago
National
Sarety Council
He Counell
Qarter Cotal
Cortncil
Net
Dearborn
Presidents Comite
Abxantle
Jami
Chicagi
San Francisco
Rebels Attack Cuban Army Base Shattered. 11 Killed
Havana reports 11 rebels killed and several wounded after a dawn assault on the Domingo Coburla army base near Matanzas. The government froze constitutional guarantees for 45 days, canceling armed forces leave and ordering troops to quarters. Former President Prio Socarras and allies were detained for safety amid the crackdown.
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Havana
Cuba
Mulgencio ‘Butlin
Domingo Gojourla
Jit Outaide
Matanzas
Carlos Prio Spon Tha
Menih
Povernment
Francisco Tabernilla
Muff
Prio Soconrras
Batista
Batinth
Caphel
Congress
Émierahilp
Nso
Voltania
Telud
Domingo Coburla Paar
Pilar Cuyeli
Sulitacy
Cope
Trontin
Pho
Grcia
Cominng Conten
Chikida
Garcia
Tebyis
OL Carota
Ensipiricy
Castro
Piio Socarras
Santino de Cuba
Amiento
Mexico
Cuba del Bocarris
United Sites
Ele
Etuerges
Evacuation After Pittsburgh Building Collapse
Seven people were evacuated from a North Side dwelling on Fudge Avenue after a section of the inventory frame building gave way and the roof appeared ready to collapse. No one was trapped as three occupants and four neighboring residents fled to safety.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Callus
Fudge Avenue
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