Ike Returns To Washington After Georgia Vacation
President Eisenhower prepared to return to Washington as doctors reported his Georgia vacation beneficial to his health. White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said the president lost two pounds in 13 days and coughs linger occasionally while officials noted progress on his condition. Hagerty said the trip back to the capital would take just over two hours and Eisenhower finished the day with a round of golf at Augusta National amid ongoing efforts to advance his legislative program.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
Georgia
White House
Howard M. Snyder
James G. Hagerty
Hagerty
Congress
Two Bandits Killed In Robbery Plot
In Parker County near Springtown two bandits Norris and Humphrey were killed by officers while allegedly plotting to kidnap a Carswell Air Force Base employee and his child to force a payroll seizure of about 256000 dollars. Texas Ranger Jay Banks identified the suspects and noted officers pursued them along Walnut Creek after a tip. The report indicates the men planned to fuse the employee's car during the holdup and flee.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Here
Gene Pay Norris
Oklahoma
Texas
Willian Carl Humphrey
Walnut Creek
Springtown
Parker County
Jay Banks
Norris
Humphrey
Carswell Air Force Base
Banks
Cato
Knife Victim Adams Stable After Family Fracas
Glenn Adams thirty three of 115 North Center Street remained in satisfactory condition at Wye Every Mes morine Hospital after a Saturday night stabbing in a family dispute. Virginia Vanderhoo of 115 North Center Street faces a plea of guilty to aggravated assault and battery before Erle County judges. A two page police statement admits she plunged a butcher knife into Adams during the argument.
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Glenn Adams
Noritt Center Treat
Wye Every Mesmorine
Adama
Erle County
Virginia Vanderhoo
Ato
North Center Street
Erle
Jott
Adam Insueles
Aho
Adams
Missile Test Satisfactory Report Marks First Complete Jupiter Flight
Army Jupiter missile development reached a full assembly and successful test firing observed by Secretary of Defense in a historic launch. The Redstone line aims at a 600 mile range with a dummy warhead, marking a milestone in early ICBM advances and national defense capabilities.
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Secretary of Defense
Wil
Army
Redstone
Weraorial
Weidlay
Floods Ravage Texas as Rivers Rise and Areas Declared Disaster
Floodwaters threaten eastern and southern Texas with rivers near flood stage and more rain in the forecast. Lowlands are flooded, thousands displaced, and eight counties designated disaster areas by the SBA. Sabine River region is most at risk as storms extend across the state and toward Louisiana and Missouri.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Small Business Administration
Sabine River
Louisiana
Ghishoma
Kansas
Missouri
Carolnas
Virginia
Alabama
Florida
Police Capture Wife Beater After Chase
Police corral Fram Kirsch after a 30 minute pursuit through a West Curzon Street building. Kirsch chased his wife Alice to a tavern, fought the proprietor, hoisted a knife at officers, and was subdued with tear gas. He was hospitalized for observation. no charges filed. Alice suffered distress and shock.
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Pitteburgh
West Curzon Street
Fram Kirsch
John Spozarse
Fas
Kirsch
Mim
Mms
Alice
Y Yuiting
Kirich
Fire alarm call recalls a lost number
A clothing dryer fire at a home on Rich ard Moulin Street caused about 460 dollars damage. Mrs Mountain found the fire alarm number via her husband, who worked at the East South station, and Chief Callier reported to the scene. Firefighters arrived by 9 30 a m and extinguished the blaze, returning by 8 5 a m.
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Uastinye Weuir
Richard Moulin
Marlon
Henss
Fremyn
Mountain
Husbband
Iivent
Charles Callier
Callier
Howmewhteay
Firanian
Siton
Aslne
Bukee
U S May Foot 40 Per Cent Of UN Peace Bill
Congress will fund about 40 percent of the United Nations peace keeping force in the Middle East, totaling roughly 4.58 million dollars. Testimony from April 2 revealed extra costs from the Suez Canal closure and Navy fuel transport. Repaid portions may be recovered as witness statements describe the broader overspending and appropriations actions.
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U.S
Washington
Congress
United States
United Nation
Middle East
Egypt
House
Suez Canal
U. S. Navy
State Department
Deadline Here To Take Trip To New York
Corry Journal promotes a weekend travel tour to New York City with departure Friday evening a Satur day and return Monday morning. The package covers hotel meals and a movie program, priced at 15.5 for dul and 825.50 for chiffon tind er 12-1h. The railroad warns that tomorrow is the last day to pick up tickets and join the group.
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New York City
Helena
Erie Railyoad Corry Journal
New York
Worriers of
Bonyn
Probers Turn To Government OK Of Union Bribes
Senate investigators turn to government sanction of alleged bribes as Bettendorf ties $18,591.20 from the Navy to pay a Teamsters official. Bettendorf says about $4,000 was paid to Joseph McHugh to secure union permission for deliveries to Tobyhanna Signal Corps depot. rest of funds unspecified.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Navy
Senuts
Eurp
Bettendorf
Ashdown
Ark
Sandston
Senate
Hig
Mecellan
D-Ark
Pol Ab Tobyhanna
Dulles Flies To Europe For Top NATO Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Europe for a major NATO gathering aimed at strengthening the alliance and pushing West Germany toward a faster military buildup. He is also expected to press British plans to reduce troop commitments as part of a broader five year retrenchment. The focus remains on countering the Soviet threat as NATO seeks a more durable unity.
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Waselinulun
Dulles Fiies
NATO
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
L. B
Mike) Pear
Canntin
Halvard Lange
Norway
Gaetino Martino
Italy
Dulles
Bonn
West Germany
Convict Einstein Estate Executor In Congress Contempt
Nathan, executor of Alder Einstein's estate, was convicted of contempt of Congress in Washington. Federal Judge Edward M Curran deferred sentence, releasing him on $1000 bond. The proceedings centered on jurisdiction over passport procurement and questioned American activities during a June hearing led by Wolter and Polan.
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Einstein
Congress
Washington
Otto Nathan
Alder Einstein
Edward M. Curran
Nathan
Quer
Fromwe
Aftershock rattles Frisco as chandeliers sway in quake
A tremor rocks San Francisco causing shaken chandeliers and rattled streets. No damage or injuries are reported as residents assess appliances and homes after the tremor.
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SAN Frangiscu
San Prancisco
Mblint
Davideorree
Moscow warns Jordan crisis may spark a broader Middle East clash
Moscow signals readiness to counter U S power after dispatch of the U S Sixth Fleet to the eastern Mediterranean. The Soviet Foreign Office warns of a sharp political contest and possible long term chaos aimed at disrupting oil flows to Europe, backing allies in Syria and Egypt while seeking a strategic advantage in the Arab world.
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Ceday van AP
Moscow
Middle East
Jordan
U. 5
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Kremlin
Urea
Hussan
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Arab World
Manslaughter Charge Faces Driver In Crash
Louis Charles Rizzo 39 of North Fast faces a manslaughter charge after a truck he drove veered across the highway and crashed head on with a car driven by Edward Jukes 58 of Columbus Sunday at 5 40 pm Jukes died at Comny Memorial Hospital from internal injuries His wife Hazel Tikes suffered fractured ribs lacerations and contusions and remains hospitalized Rita sustained a fractured left arm and is hospitalized Ronald W Rogers the Jukes grandson was treated and released Officers have one eyewitness statement Rizzo’s truck had been traveling erratically before the fatal crash Charge labeling withheld until Rizzo is discharged from hospital and can attend arraignment
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Louis Charles Rizzo
North Fast
Rizzo
Edward Jukes
Columbus
Jukes
Comny Memorial
Hazel Tikes
Rita
Jett
Ronald W. Roggs
One Killed As Blast Rocks Clairton Works Plant
A boiler blast at United States Steel Corp Clairton Works killed one worker and injured nine others. Firefighters battled flames that shot hundreds of feet into the air as dense smoke blanketed the area. Emergency personnel treated victims at McKeesport Hospital while the gas supply was shut off and investigators began assessing the cause and impact on steel production.
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Bteal Corp
Clairton
McKeesport
Pollo
Plane Explodes at Baltimore Airport Injures Crew
A midair explosion at Friendship International Airport Baltimore injured three crewmen and left six people unharmed. The Van America World Art Mays Clipper reportedly burst into flames during takeoff tests and caused scattered chaos. Officials investigated the incident and noted no fatalities.
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Baltimore
Ely
Friendship
Creymmen
Bilt
America
New York
Ungineer Dies in Cleveland Scene After Brief Career
Dexter Elms, 80, former president of Bene dict Westinghouse Automotive Air, senior engineer at Campas University and former management professor at Dorset, died Sunday in Thien, NY.
City Officer Saves Cyclist Hit By Bus
A 10 year old Corry cyclist narrowly escaped being run over when a school bus struck his bike at the South Center and Main streets intersection at 3 28 pm. Patrolman Al Alkeny sped his cruiser into the bus path to halt the vehicle and stop the driver George Hose 87 of Spartansburg who failed to hear the crowd. The boy Nick Downey glanced at the bus and crossed as it stopped for a railroad crossing rule. The youth was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for minor brush burns and released to his parents Mr and Mrs George Downey of 231 East Plewritt a tree.
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Corry Bicyelint
South Center
Main Atreets
Nicholas
Nick” Downey
al Alkeny
George Hose
Spartansburg
Seattle
Atroet
Rose
Walting
Enys
Fett
Aikens and
Pulraliyar
David Apts Whitmere
Jnkender Fp
Corry Pharmacy
Alkena
Rosy
Nick
Center Street
Prlice
Mécatzée
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Downey
East Plewritt
McCarthy Serious After Hepatitis Attack at Hospital
Hospital officials reported Senator McCarthy lightly improved after admission for acute hepatitis. His fever subsided briefly, but doctors caution the condition remains serious. Nurse staff note oxygen support and potential seven to ten days of recovery before further updates.
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Job Hi. Cilpin
McCarthy
Gilpin
Gipin
Hormall
Tong
Glipin Yale
Cung Ghul McCarthy
Trout Stocking Brings 400 Rainbow Trout To Mead Park Pond
Federal hatchery crews delivered about 400 rainbow trout to Mead Park Pond this weekend, ranging from 7 to 14 inches. Mead Park officials remind residents under 13 not to fish with hooks, to protect young children in the park.
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Mead Park
Corry
Federa
Laur
Pri
Pumye
Santy
Damien
Jovial Golfer Comments On President Ike In 1950s Caddy Tale
Readable fragments recount a humorous scene at a golf course involving President Eisenhower and his new caddy. The exchange features a jovial golfer, characters referencing Ike, and playful banter about presidential travel and duty.
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Ike
Jordan Rebuffs Soviet Aid in Face of Eisenhower Plan
In Amman King Hussein rejected Soviet insinuations and signaled Jordan would accept a $10 million economic aid offer tied to not joining the Eisenhower Doctrine. He insisted Jordan acts independently for its people, while Moscow accused Washington of aiming to control the Arab world amid Middle East tensions.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
United States
Newa
Royal
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle East
U. S
King Histein
Jorain
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White Mud
White
Samir Alfal
Ewomen
Rifal
Eisenhower
Hwt Jorden Ima
James P. Richards
Pravdent
Awicbain
Rina
TiMvin Val Te
Whleles
Minstrel Show At MCA Bulta In Funnd 36
Webster highlights Rotary Kiwanis Minstrel Show at MCA Bulta with talent and humor. Tickets sold widely. audience cheered two hour program featuring local acts and a large turnout.
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Webster
Ugrer
Keey-Walesins
MCA Bultain
Opebine
Hnevun
Lawied
Lanett
Alcouk
Rain kills Wo cluannual field event in Pa
Rain halted a local track meet at Neve Loke Central yesterday after persistent showers. Officials postponed events as athletes including Sint J Kauvelak and Curwertayullli faced wet conditions while attempting to finish races.
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Cluanpield
Sint J
Felgurin
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