Teen driver pleads guilty to two Turnpike deaths
William E B Henrichs 17 of Jamison Pa pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the traffic deaths of Trooper Francis Tessitore and James Mullin on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. He said he blacked out after driving over 20 hours and was exhausted and sleepy at the wheel.
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Strafford
Willam EB. Henrichs
Jamison
Francis §. Tessitore
Bavneton
James A. Mullin
Lansdowne
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Tessitore
Mullin
Hennykchs
U N Backdown Over Katanga Sparks Emergency Security Meeting
Dag Hammarskjold rushes to New York for an emergency U N Security Council session after scrapping plans to send troops into Katanga. Ralph Bunche warned against bloodshed as Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe pledged to use force to resist U N troops. Soviet warnings and Congolese tensions raise the risk of wider intervention.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Congo
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Elisabethville
Moise ‘Tshombe
Soviet Union
United Nations
Coppersick
Pickets Protests At Quality Market Across Three States
Three unions continue picketing Quality Market facilities in Pennsylvania New York and Corry with local help in Corry at North Center street. Union leaders demand recognition and an NLRB supervised election while management says operations continue normally.
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Robert Falcone
North Center Street
James Sabo
Retail Clerks Union of
Meadville
Quality
Pennsylvania
New York
Corry
Teamsters
Retail Clerks’ Union
AFL- Cio
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of America
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Titusville
Tn Corry
Robert Church
Wet Weather Dampens Nation Across Plains and Coasts
Showers and storms hit much of the country with heavy rainfall in Nebraska and Iowa. Omaha reports six hours of downpour totaling nearly 3 inches and 67 mph winds while Des Moines sees about 1.5 inches. Damp conditions extend from the northern Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with cooler temperatures in the Southwest.
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Associated Press
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
Iowa
Missour
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Missouri
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Plateau
East German claim on U S agent seeking refuge in Berlin
Neues Deutschland reports a U.S. citizen Sloboda, alleged to be with the American Secret Service staff in West Germany, sought permission for temporary stay in East Germany. In Pittsburgh, Bohobem Sorcha of Mt. Oliver drowned after falling from a barge on the Monongahela River while employed by Dones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
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U. S
Red Help
Berlin
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
Sloboda
Secret Service
West Germany
Pittsburgh
Bohobem Soroha
Mt. Oliver
Monongahela River
Sorcha
Dones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Nixon urges bold civil rights initiative in presidency
Vice President Nixon said the presidency should actively resolve civil rights issues if elected. He cited efforts with Atty Gen Rogers and store executives to take initiative before court action, and urged Cabinet involvement while warning Congress may spark a donnybrook. A Seattle stop drew an estimated 7,500 supporters as Hawaii visits boosted GOP unity.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Nixon
William P. Rogers
South
Seatle
Seattle-Tacoma International
Hawaii
Auto Crashes Raise Questions of Driver Responsibility
State Police continued the investigation into two traffic accidents from last night. Susan Watts and George Dewey were involved in a collision on Route 8 and Route 4 near Centerville, with property damage to three vehicles and no injuries reported. A second crash on Route 19 near Pollocks Bridge involved Gerry Morgan, who was lightly injured and treated. his car sustained about $1,000 damage.
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Tessitare
Mullin
Sacred Heart Hospital
Norristown
Frank G. McCartney
Harrisburg
Justice of the
Robert DiSerafino
Heinrichs
Diililies Line Co. Inc
Jenkintown
Valley Forge
Heinrich
Ridgway
Pat 'Pessitore
Louise de Pluri
Hazleton
Renee
Lisa
Alfred Jr
Richard, Mullin
Lipton ‘Tea Co
John “Mullin
Wildwood, NJ
Corry Barracks
Centerville
Susan HR. Watts
Titusville
George Dewey
R.D- 3
Dewey
Watts
Ferry Robbin
Robbin
Gerry Morgan
Cambridge Springs
Pollocks Bridge
Morgan
Delegates Return as Capitol Prepares for Political Clash
Washington scene opens with Nixon returning from a Hawaii trip while Senate leaders Kennedy and Johnson head a session expected to mix business with politicking. Party chiefs Morton and Jackson attend as Republicans and Democrats eye a broad agenda including a minimum wage bill and health program.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Seattle
Wash
Senate
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Thruston B. Morton
Alvil
Plank
Johnsott
Donnybrook
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Congress
Johnson
Washingston Mdm
Hyannis Port
Miss. Smelly
Cubans Back Soviet Aid Defy OAS Critics
Fidel Castro's brother and defense minister hailed Moscow and Prague pledges of military and economic support in a late night broadcast. He said Cuba now aligns with the Soviet bloc and will not fear an economic blockade, praising Soviet artillery aid despite OAS opposition.
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shvavAsar
Halll Caso
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS
Castro
Prague
Kennedy seeks support from nationality groups in NY visit
Sen. John F. Kennedy returns from a campaign swing to press for backing from nationality groups. He and Gov. G. Mennen Williams chair a nationalities division meeting with about 50 participants at Kennedy’s summer home. Talks focus on building Democratic support for upcoming Congressional actions and mobilizing voters in New York's 45 electoral votes.
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Yannis Part
Mags
John F. Kennedy
New York City
America
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Washington
Senate
New York
Park Avenue
Tammany
Carmine G.desapio
Michael H. Prender
Manhattan
Herbert H. Lehman
DeSaiplo
Prendergast
DeSapio
Lehman
Pletire
Democrata
Two NSA Analysts Missing Traced To Havana
Two American intelligence specialists Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, both 30s, employed at the NSA Ft Meade since 1957, are presumed to have defected behind the Tron Curtain. The Pentagon said the men were traced from Mexico City to Havana and warned their information could endanger U S communications.
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Washington
Pentagon
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
National Security Agency
Ft. Meade
NSA
Defense Department
Mitchell
Martin
U.S
Fer
Mexico City
Havana
GOP Hopefuls Plan To Cover All Of Pennsylvania
GOP presidential candidate Richard Nixon and running mate Henry Cabot Lodge may campaign across Pennsylvania traveling by train and plane. Senator Hugh Scott told the Pennsylvania Young Republicans that organizers aim to recruit 100 000 new workers and build 250 000 precinct volunteers before the November 6 election.
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Pittsburgh
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
U. S
Hugh Scott
George S. Bloom
Bloom
Area Man Lost In Woods Found Nearby Safe
A man from State Line Road, Frank Rediicki Sr., who vanished for several hours while out to bring in cows, was found near Route 74 last night around 8 p.m. He had suffered a prior stroke and was reported not injured. Firefighters from Wattsburg and Clymer, with Union City on standby, searched with about 50 volunteers before locating him.
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Einemy
Noel Tesé
Wattsburg
Clymer
Union City
Two Area Boys Die in Sand Bank Collapse
In Meadville area, Raymond Thomas Price nine of Carlton and Daniel Victor Latshaw junior eight of Wayne Township died after loose sand collapsed while they dug a hole in a sand bank near Carlton. The deaths were ruled asphyxia. The boys had been playing after dinner when they were buried.
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Meadville
Carlton
Raymond Thomas Price
Daniel Victor Latshaw Jr
Wayne Township
Latshaw
Fred Raymond
Cochrantos
Raymond
Lawrence O. Price Sr
Joseph
Publisher Harry Strunk Dies in McCook Neb
Harry D. Strunk, 68, founder and publisher of the McCook Orantee, died yesterday after an extended illness. He established the semi weekly then daily edition in 1926, shaping the paper's history in the Nebraska town.
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McCook
Neb
Harry D. Strunk
McCook Orantee
Disarmament Commission Set for August Meeting
United Nations dispatch reports the two nation disarmament commission to meet around August 15 despite Soviet threats. The US urged resuming East West talks and Lodge signaled no specific measure decisions, aiming for a general resolution to restart negotiations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Commission
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Lodge
U.N
Luis Pardilla Nervo
Eisenhower
Nikita’ &Krushchev
General Assembly
Tip Suggerted
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Billie Dotson
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