Panama Prepares Invasion Response Against Cuban Invaders
Panamanian troops near Nombre de Dios brace for action as US fighter planes sweep the north coast to spot intruders crossing from Cuba. The invasion force, including Cubans and Americans, was said to total 88 with 84 Cubans and 4 others. The OAS urged Cuba to prevent further incursion while Panama's government blamed rebels and outlined pay and backgrounds of captured invaders.
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Panama
Cuba
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Organization of Americat
Ernesto de la Guardia
National Guard
Nombre de Dios
Nombré de Dios
de la Guardia
U.S
Surgidero
Batabano Bay
Committee of Ambassadors
OAS Council
Washington
Fidel Castro
Castro
OAS
Havana
New York Times
United States
Revolutionary Army
Woman Dives to Save Family From Flooded Car
Mrs. Nellie Bridges of Cortinganville Maryland leaped into a rain swollen stream to rescue her husband and three children trapped in a partially submerged auto near the Pennsylvania Maryland line. She swam half a mile to a farmhouse and called for help as two volunteer firemen reached the car and brought the family to shore.
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Hynbman
Nellie Bridges
Cortinganville
Bridges
Pennsylvania-Maryland Line
Bedford
Lawrence urges federal funds for Kinzoa dam
Congressman Lawrence urged Congress to provide funds for two Pennsylvania dam projects the Shenango River near Sharpsville and the Allegheny Reservoir near Kinzua. He asked for 176000 for Shenango planning and 500000 to start Shenango construction plus five million for Kinzua in addition to two million already allotted. He cited western Pennsylvania floods and urged prompt action to protect homes jobs and safety.
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Lawrence
Congress
Pennsylvania
House Appropriations Committee
Shenango River
Sharpsville
Allegheny
Kinzua
Sharon
Shenango Reservoir
Kinzus
Seek Missing Buffalo Tot
Police searched today for Sharon Crossman a three year old who vanished after a nap the morning of Tuesday. Detectives said she may have been kidnapped or wandered off and officers drained ponds and dug fresh mounds while contacting railroads about freight cars. The child's mother 27 told police she had nap while doing laundry in the basement.
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Bubfalo
Sharon Crossman
John J. ‘Whalen
Robert, Crossman
Sheron
Crossman
House OKs Ike's Veto
In Washington the House upheld President Eisenhower's veto of a rural electrification bill by 280 to 146, four short of a two thirds override. The vote leaves Eisenhower with a veto that has never been overridden. the Senate had already overruled it, 64 to 29. The bill would have stripped the Agriculture Secretary of power to veto loans to cooperatives for rural electric and telephone service. Four Democrats joined 142 Republicans in support of the veto, while six Republicans and 274 Democrats backed overriding. There was no debate before the roll call.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Corry Plane Crash Victim Improving
James Nutter, 27, injured in yesterday’s plane crash at Lawrence Airport, shows slight improvement at Abe Corry Memorial Hospital. The Piper Cub, lifted for takeoff in strong wind, fell 50 feet off the east-west runway. Nutter, flying for 10 years, is from Erie. investigation by State Police and aviation officials is ongoing.
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Crah
Lawrence
James Nuller
Abe Corry Memorial Hospital
Nutter Tol
Nutter
Erie
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Richard Skilinin
Aviation
Vanthealer
Pennsylvania
U S Drops High Altitude Plan Over Berlin
The United States tentatively decides not to deploy more high altitude planes to West Berlin for several weeks amid Soviet objections. Officials weigh a temporary ban to prevent escalating tensions before talks on Berlin and Germany. Britain fears renewed show of force could derail East West discussions.
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Wash
United States
West Berlin
Soviet Union
State
Defense Departments
Britain
Berlin
Germany
Rise In Corry Unemployment Stems From New Business
Nationwide optimism about business upturn shows in Corry with employers recalling furloughed workers and hiring anew. Raymond Division of Associated Spring reports all laid off staff recalled and several new hires, aided by a Chicago operation shutdown shifting work locally. Ajax Iron Works also recalls most furloughed workers with a new equipment line boosting orders. Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp plans full capacity with about 60 recalled and up to 140 furloughs returning. The uptick reflects both seasonal buildup and new business activity across local plants.
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Corry
Bain
Raymond
Associated Spring
Chicago
Raymond's
Corry - Jamestown Mfg
Ajax
Western ministers end meeting amid agreed plan for Geneva
A Western ministers communique says full agreement on a four phase plan to be presented at the Geneva conference. The session concluded after a heated exchange over Berlin and German reunification. Officials say the plan includes a separate Berlin arrangement if the Soviet Union rejects the package, with a broader aim of European security. Continued coverage on page three.
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Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Jh Prajrel
Europe
Britai
Harold Munmilan
Jnhrowiit
Pxwe Unie Online
Germany
Breve
Seaway Pioneer Ship To Be Feted In Milwaukee Visit
The Seaway Pioneer arrives at Milwaukee amid a large celebration with about 15,000 people. The ship, first to navigate the rebuilt St Lawrence Seaway from the Great Lakes to Chicago, is welcomed by officials, crew, and locals in a ceremony featuring a banquet and public reception.
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Seaway Pioneer
Chicago
Cari
Hechter
Theston Prlow
Stuhar Wilteh Pris
Victor Hn
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Gent
Loeka
Suny
Det Klein
Bee
Priso
Milwaukee
Niles Nortty
Michigan
Verhead
150 Million Korean War Bonus Bill Heads to Law Next Week
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania is set to sign a 150 million dollar Korean War veterans bonus. Governor Lawrence said he will sign upon receiving the measure from the House and Senate presiding officers next week. The package also includes tax changes such as a six-cent cigarette levy and reenactment of a one percent realty transfer tax and corporate net income tax, with revenue to fund the bonus and related programs.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Othoer
House
Senate
Bette Jn
Benale,i Additivon
Bomb Threat At Bradford False Alarm
Bradford AP report says a caller claimed a bomb aboard a chartered Allegheny Airlines plane carrying Wave Ten residents to Washington for a flood control hearing. The plane landed safely in Washington with about 20 aboard. Police opened an investigation as the house appropriations subcommittee weighs food control and navigation projects. Many Pennsylvanians travel to D C to back the Kinzua Dam construction above Warren on the Allegheny River.
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Bradford
Say
Washington
Allegheny Airlines
FBT
House Appropriationy Subcommittee
Washinton
Kinzun
Warren
Allegheny River
Erie and Lackawanna Rail Merger Plan Announced
Directors of the Erie and Lackawanna railroads unveiled a merger plan creating a 3119 mile system from New Jersey to Ohio and Illinois, with assets valued at 77 million dollars. The merged company would seek stockholder and bondholder approval by fall and aim ICC clearance, potentially completing by July 1960. Exchange ratios would be 144 Erie shares for each Erie share and one for one for Lackawanna shares.
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NEW York
Dircunrs
Erie
the Lackawanna Railroade
Jersy City
Hoboken
Nui
Scranton
Binehamton
Buffalo
N.Y
Youngstown
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Whitetail Deer Backed as State Animal by House
Harrisburg news notes the House endorsed the Whitetail deer as the official state animal. The measure passed and moves to the Senate for further action. Also approved earlier, a bill extends to all disabled persons the privilege to hunt from automobiles, beyond current disabled veterans allowance.
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Harrisburg
House
York
Senate
Iie
City Sways Under Bitter Wind and Rain Storm
A severe wind and rain storm battered the city led to scattered outages on the south side as 180 lamps failed and high winds damaged a fixture on West Main Street near Lemon and Union. Utility crews searched for trouble spots and officials reported no widespread damage despite the disruption.
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Carly
Penelee
West Main Street
Lemon
Union
Penelec
Lee
Mayo Doctor Dr. Arthur M. Sanford Dies in Rochester
Dr. Arthur M. Sanford, 77, a Mayo Clinic pathologist and long time clinician, died Tuesday from a heart ailment. He served 38 years at the clinic and led the clinical pathology section before retiring in 1949.
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MAYO
Rochester
Minn
Arthur M. Sanford
Mayo Cliinte
Sanford
C J Execs Display at Miami Convention Tour
Corry Jamestown company executives attend the National Office Furnishings Association convention in Miami to exhibit the Doric series office furniture. D Armour Hillstrom and HULAtrom lead the group with L Richart Puller and George Burt among others presenting showroom displays and partitioning solutions for modern office buildings.
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Hivewei
Tour Gaya
Pnnul
Purnitini Association
Mre
D. Armour Hillstrom
Nunger
CA. Hulatrom
Preal- Aent
Manner
L. Richart Puller
Ovealulott
Bruge Ellsworth
Mumtmygee
Philadelphiia
George Burt
Mantower
Parthlin Wales
Prederick Beebe
Too
Hee
Wome Pany
Dorie
Corry
Duncan Slayers Deemed Guilty in Nurse Murder
A jury convicted Maya Baldonado and Elizabeth Duncan, mother in law, of second degree murder in the strangling and kidnapping of a Canadian nurse in Santa Barbara. The pair planned to kill the nurse and disposed of the body in a roadside grave amid jealousy and family conflict. The case now faces automatic review of the death penalty.
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Veo
Maya
Glyn Duncan
Mayo
May
Augustine Baldonada Wid Hiay
Elizabeth Duncan
Santa Barbara
Calif
New York station offers 5000 dollar kidnap reward
WMCA president Nathan Straus announced a 5000 dollar reward for information leading to conviction of the Mack Charles Parker kidnapers in Poplarville Mississippi. The station will broadcast hourly updates and urged others to add to the reward, reflecting widespread public outrage.
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New York
Han
Mack Charles Parker
Walker
Poplarville
Miss
Nathan Straus
WMCA
Godfrey Undergoes Lung Tumor Surgery As Doctors Prepare
Godfrey undergoes operation to remove a tumor from the left lung at the Columbus Presbyterian Medical Center. Surgeons, unnamed publicly, report the procedure was successful and that the tumor was identified as benign in a preliminary assessment. Godfrey remains in recovery with doctors optimistic about his prognosis.
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Gudllrey
Godfrey
Lyrer Nunsen
Codhey
Columblie-Pranbyterian
Prine
Alon
Tony
25 Die In Plane Crash Over Spain Near Madrid
Spain reports 25 people perished when a Madrid area airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Barcelona. Among the dead were Joaquin Bhiine, a European championships gymnast, and his wife. The wreckage was located 100 miles southwest of Madrid. Other passengers included Jon Sole Pablo Mullen Joe Aginay and Buy Again. The group headed to a Canary Islands meet.
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Spain
Adrid
Cuenca
Madrid
Tina
New York Cigarette Tax Doubled
New York increases the cigarette tax, doubling the rate per pack. Mayor Robert Wagner signed the measure, effective tomorrow, projecting an annual revenue of about 10 million dollars. Tobacco trade leaders predict higher carton sales won’t offset cross-border shoppers.
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New York
Mayo
Robert P. Wagner
Erie Calumin
Tobacco Centers
Wagner Ald
Columba Kilds
Te Carton
Connecticut
New Jersey
Free Youth In Wife's Death
Robert Hale, a slender Texas youth and former football hopeful, was cleared by a coroner's jury of responsibility in the death of his wife Kathleen Connally Hale. Kathleen was fatally shot with a .20 gauge shotgun during a stormy honeymoon in Fort Worth. Hale testified that she insisted on using the gun to end her life as he begged her to put it down.
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Tallahassee, PLC
Robert’ Hole
Texas
Corpoee
Kathleen Mule
Hale
J. B. Hale
Texas Christian University
Kathleen
K. K
John Connally
Ben
KHL
Bobby
Pittsburgh Crash Kills One Injures Three Others
A vehicle collision on Pittsburgh's North Side early today killed 34 Steve Lorine and injured three others including the driver and two passengers. Police said Amaula smashed against a utility pole in the crash.
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Pittsburgh
Amaula
Steve Lorine
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