Six Issues May Block Windup of Congress
Six major issues remain unsettled with six working days left before Congress adjourns. Farm policy foreign aid social security the debt limit antisubversive measures and atomic energy top the list as House and Senate clash. A compromise on the Atomic Energy Act and a delay in adjournment loom amid debate on pay raises and civil service rules.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
W. Sterling Cole
House
Sta
Senate House
Eisenhower
Benate
Nyment Civil Service
Hearing Delayed in Sheppard Murder Trial
A Cleveland hearing on prejudice charges against Bay Village Council president in the Sheppard murder case was postponed until Thursday. Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, a 30 year old osteopath, is accused of clubbing his wife Marilyn to death. His defense filed an affidavit of prejudice against presiding magistrate Gerald Barber, who was to conduct today’s preliminary hearing.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Bay Village Council
Thoreday
Victoriaus
Gamuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Gerarom
MM. Barber
Barber
Inmates Kill Guard At Huntingdon Institution
Three inmates at the Pennsylvania Institution for Defective Delinquents attacked and killed guard Charles Eler, 57, of Saxton. Suspects Alfred Nardi, 22, Paxtang. Kenneth Storm, 20, Monroe County. Lee Richard Robinette, 20, Alexandria fled or were captured. weaponry included a butcher knife, bread knife, and a weight. Pennington said guards recovered a butcher knife from Nardi. DA Merle Heffner and State Police opened an investigation.
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Huntingdon
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Institution
John D. Pennington
Charles R. Elor
Saxton, Pa
Bea En
Pennington
Alfred Nardi
Paxtang
Harrisburg
Kenneth Storm
Monroe County
Lee Richard Robinette
Alexandria
Huntingdon County
Nardi
Institution
Elder
Merle Heffner
Missing Men and Boy Sought by State Police and City Officers
State Police and city officers assisted in locating two men and a boy who left home without notifying relatives. Elwin Ferry, 16, from Lowville, wore white shoes, blue overalls and a suede jacket. George Banfield, 37, from Albion, left July 28 and was last heard from via a Corry postcard. Ted Francisco, 14, of West Washington Street, was found hitchhiking to Erie to visit his mother.
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William Ferry
Lowville
Elwin Ferry
Merle Banfield
Albion
George
Corry
Mason Shoe Company
Paul Steen
West Washington Street
Ted Francisco
Erie
Sanity Board To Meet Aug. 11
Warren The Sanity Commission appointed by Judge Alexander Fick Jr. for examination of Norman W. Moon, convicted killer of Judge Allison D. Wade, called a meeting on Wednesday. Defense attorneys Seema and Dr. Robert Ter ael, superintendent, were present.
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Warren—The
Sanity Commission
Alexander Fick Jr
Norman W. Moon
Tiller
Allison D. Wade
Tarman
Seema
Robert Terael
Emilie Dionne Buried Near Family Home in Callander
In Callander Ontario Emilie Dionne was laid to rest near the family home beside a rural grave site. The quintuplet who died last Friday from epileptic seizures was mourned by more than 500 at a funeral service held at Corbell Church and attended by about 6000 people for the private viewing.
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Associated Press
Callander
Emilie Dionne
Corbell
Ontario
Aime, Marasse
Ste. Agatha
Que
U. 8
United States
H. Houston Merritt
Neurological Institute
Qolimibin Uty
Dionne
Corbeil
Arthur L. Root 66 longtime Corry businessman dies
Arthur L. Root, 66, prominent Corry retiree and former Shreve chair factory worker turned furniture dealer, died after a year of ill health at his home 544 Wright street. Born November 23, 1887 in Rootville Crawford County, he married ula L. Davenport at Niagara Falls August 21, 1911. Survived by wife, three daughters, and other relatives. services pending with Bracken Le ST">
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Arthur L. Root
Wright Street
Corry
Union City
Mr. Root
Rootville
Crawford County
Lincolnville
Ula L. Davenport
Niagara Falls
Union Oty
Shrevechair
Corrymore
South Center Street
Merle Pitch
Warrem
Edward Derry
West Gralth Street
Richard Carlser
Hornell Gon
Leon A. Root
Wright Ereet
Roy Root
Nusber
Bracken le ST
Thirty Die In Crash Of Air Liner
A Colombian Avianca airliner with 91 passengers and nine crew crashed near Terceira Island after a fogbound approach to Lajes field. Rescue teams found all aboard dead. bodies burned beyond recognition. The pilot Octavio Zuloaya and co pilot Carlos Beck were identified, most victims Spaniards or Colombians.
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Amociatea
Yerceira Island
Agores
Madrid
Barajas
Herbert Hopiting
Avianca
Hamburg
Bogota
Colombia
Asores
Santos
Maria
Terceira
Lagens
Bermuda
Caldeirada Agualya Hills
Frankfurt
Paris
Lisbon
VFW Meeting Draws 180 Plus in Corry
More than 180 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary members from the Northwest County Council met at Corry Post 264 for the monthly session. Discussions focused on the VFW National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan and its Pennsylvania cottages. The council planned a $1100 pledge to a road project at the home and noted three Corry Post youths being cared for there. Morton Fromme of Lock Haven attended as Junior Vice Commander.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Pennsylvania Northwest County Council
Corry
Pennsylvania
VFW
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Pennsyvenia
Sesson
North East
Northwest Council
Binte
Morton Fromme
Lock ‘Bayen
Slayer of mother held mentally ill in deadly beating
A 39 year old Detroit man, Glenn Green, confessed to beating his mother Alice Green of Kentucky to death, saying she was possessed by the Devil. He is held in a hospital mental ward after the fatal attack at the family home. His wife Offie Louia described him dragging his mother from bed, beating her, and stamping on her before she died of injuries.
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Prom
Detroit
Glenn Green
David Harris
Alice Green
Wicco
Abe
Three Balkan Nations Sign Security Pact
Associated Press reports that Yugoslavia Turkey and Greece formed a military pact to deter Cominform aggression and align with Western security aims. The agreement links Yugoslavia more closely to NATO without full membership and pools forces among the three nations while seeking Trieste resolution and potential Italian involvement.
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Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Balkan
United Nations
NATO
Byugoslavia
Moncan
Europe
Haa
Tito
Butt
Italy
Hieste
Mediterranean
Swiss Alps
New Tax Break Aids Rapid Plant Expansion Across States
New York Times reports rapid tax amortization spurs new plants costing 132 541 990 to be built, creating 6 943 jobs. Projects include Dumont Airplane and Marine Instrument in Clearfield Pennsylvania, Ward Terminal in DuBois, United Metal Box in Pattaville, Coal and Coke in Uniontown, General Electric in Bernton, and Westinghouse in Binksville with varied outputs and credits.
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New York
New York Times
Eaid
Woshington Dispatch
the Times
Plana
Dumont — Airplane and Marine Instrument’ Co
Clearfield
Ward
Ing
DuBois
United Metal Box Co
Pattaville
Pas
Coal and Coke Co
Uniontown
General Electric
Beranton
Westinghouse
Binksville
Road Crash Fatality Near Pettsburgh Reported
A collision on Route 81 between an automobile and another vehicle near Pettsburgh resulted in a fatality. Details are scarce as investigators review the scene and identify the deceased and involved parties.
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Ceclist
Pettsburgh
Senate group to drop charges against McCarthy hearings
A bipartisan Senate committee plans to discard some of the 46 charges against Sen. McCarthy and draft rules to keep hearings focused. The move follows discussions by Watkins and Johnson, who aim to curb any bulldozing faction and propose relevancy rules while favoring public hearings with limited coverage.
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Senate
McCarthy
Associated Pree
Washington
Third Committee
Tim
Lustron Corp
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Ben
Special Committee
Vito Marcantonio Dies, Ex Red Leader in Congress
New York former Representative Vito Marcantonio, a fiery left winger, collapsed on a rain slick street. The 41 year old was in a comeback bid for Congress as the independent Good Neighbor party candidate after losing in 1960 to a Republican-Democrat-Liberal coalition. He served East Harlem for 14 years and led the American Labor party for years, which backed Henry Wallace in New York.
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New York
Vito Marcantonio
New Yorker
Congress
Good Neighbor Party
Marcantonio
East Harlem
American Labor Party
Henry Wallace
Five Injured In Area Accidents
Five people were treated at Derry Memorial Hospital after weekend incidents. Clyde Kinney, 60, Spartansboro, fractured his left wrist in a fall at home and was released. Harold Morton, 27, Spring Creek, suffered a head laceration when hit by a falling steel pipe and was released. Paul V. Clarke, 42, Shady Avenue, cut left thigh by an electric power saw and was released. Fay Irwin, 29, Corry, eye injury from plaster splinter and released. Charlene Tressler, 9, Clymer, fractured third toe in a home mishap and returned home after treatment.
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Sparta
Derry Memorial Hospital
Clyde Kinney
Fay Irwin
Corry
Charlene ‘Tressler
Clymer
40 Shot to Death in Indochina Strife
French high command reports 40 killed yesterday at Cu Chi 17 miles northwest of Baigon during a demonstration hostile to the Vietnamese army. Demonstrators including women were said to be urged on by Vietminh elements in the town near the Cambodian border as Vietnamese soldiers fired in response. The report notes a tense exchange as troops returned fire amid growing unrest.
Dairy support would cost U S hundred million
A compromise on dairy price supports surfaces in Washington as Secretary Benson argues a boost to 80 percent parity could cost the treasury about 100 million dollars per year. He predicts flexible floors in a Senate plan and notes speculators may profit from windfalls in butter and dairy products.
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Washington
Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Treasury
Senate
Eisenhower
House
State Treasury records show July benefits tripled year over year
Washington report notes the state treasury overrode GOP leadership to approve compensation payments for July. The piece states benefits paid this month exceeded those of the same period last year by more than three times, with a reference to a half million Port of.
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State Treasy Department
Washington
Moase
Ey & Dit Living
Sabotage Suspected After Pennsylvania Rail Derailment
Special railroad detectives probe a derailment a mile north of Centerville injuring three diesel locomotives and damaging track. Scraps of evidence including missing bolts and misaligned splices raise the theory of deliberate wrecking, with crew members noting the cut that prevented a roll over. Continued on Page Threst.
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Pennnsylvania Railroad
Centerville
On City
Corry
Ol City
Iato
Pennsy
Marke
Enat
Panel to study Penn State labor trouble
State College Pa A three member panel will study union grievances against Penn State University as faculty and staff seek settlement of ongoing labor disputes. The panel faces the task of examining claims that the university has exploited patience during negotiations and aims to propose a path to resolution.
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Penn State
Sam State College
Pennsylvanua State University
Douse Tar Blaze Destroys Structure In Morning Fire
Firefighters responded at 11 50 am to a tar blaze at a local site. Crews battled flames to douse the scene while villagers and witnesses watched from a safe distance. No injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.
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Bettie
Reir
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