UN Council orders Belgian Congo pullback to UN forces
Security Council warned of a possible world war if Congo crisis not resolved and ordered Belgium to withdraw its troops from Katanga immediately. Dag Hammarskjold to arrange the switch to UN troops, with France and Italy abstaining. The 4 am vote followed a long session as Tshombe objected to UN entry and Katanga’s autonomy.
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Nalons
Congo
Security Council
Touily
U.N
Katanga
Ceylon
Tunisia
Dag Ham
Miarskiold
France
Italy
Hammarskjold
Moise Tshombe
Iity Mim
Manerainicy
Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Belgium
Soviet Union
Kalunga
Vasily V Kuznetsov
Political duel as Senate weighs Eisenhower agenda
Washington AP report: Republicans and Democrats jitter over Senate moves that could affect the presidential race. Eisenhower summons GOP leaders to a White House breakfast where Nixon, now the party’s nominee, shapes strategy. A key plan aims to wrap civil rights bills with fair employment on federal contracts and school funding for integration costs. Southerners threaten filibuster to block action while Kennedy and Johnson pledge to push a responsible program if Republicans back it.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Richard B. Russell
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nixon
South Holding High Cards On Rights Measure
Senate debate over civil rights proposals intensifies as Southern opposition vows to use every parliamentary weapon. Senator Richard Russell warns opponents will block action while Republicans push to force a nonleste vote on two Eisenhower civil rights bills regarding employment and school integration costs. Dirksen seeks calendar placement to bypass Judiciary Committee, risking a Southern filibuster and possible end to civil rights proceedings this session.
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Waormanium
Congress
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Russell
Senate
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
District School Budgets Accurate And Realistic
Figures presented to the Corry Area Joint School Committee show jointure budgets not padded and rural districts operating with a narrowing margin for safety. For 1959-60 the jointure spent just over 97 percent of its budget. Corry 87 percent, Columbus 98, Concord Township 98, Elgin Borough 99, Spring Creek 98, Wayne Township 88. Refunds will be issued: Corry 21000, Columbus 400, Concord 158, Elgin 373, Spring Creek 1200, Wayne 2000.
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Corry
Jointure
Columbus
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Wayne Township
Concord
Elgin
Bpring Creek
Wayne
Ignore Signal Ends In Tragic Crossing Death
A five year old boy, Sherman enwum. ra jan)-well Sherman, was visiting a friend across a busy highway. When ready to return home his father Albert signaled him to wait on the curb but the boy apparently misunderstood and stepped in front of a car. He died instantly.
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Sherman
Albert
Infant Born With Heart Outside Ribcage Undergo Surgery
Aninet Rae sunga Raeburn, born 22 months ago with her heart outside her ribs, faces a risky operation to place the heart inside the chest. The baby is otherwise healthy but cannot walk or crawl and a minor injury could be fatal.
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Sunga, Acutlind
Essa Raeburn
Tessa
Food Athletes Share Limelight At Corry Meet
Corry School Board cafeteria woes surface as Sterling Milk Company demands a fair share of school milk business. Jack Castor Jr of the Erie firm and a sales supervisor meet Superintendent Dr. William Rodemeyer, arguing Sterling should benefit from Corry’s milk procurement due to community contributions and past efforts.
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Corry
News Avenue Tech
Jack Castor Jr
Sterling Milk Company of
Erie
William £. Rodemeyer
Castor
Sterling
Rodemeyer
Ilstrate
Ught
Isium
Disastrous Two Alarm Fire Destroys Local Block Plant
A $55 000 two alarm fire at Corry Concrete Products 454 South Shagy avenue yesterday afternoon nearly wiped out the plant. Firefighters arrived moments after the first alarm sounded at 4 31 p m and the blaze spread rapidly. Owner Philip Zalzneck says equipment was in the building and the cause is undetermined though an explosion was heard just before the fire. Several machines were damaged and much repair will be needed. Continued on Page Eight.
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Corry Concrete Products
South Shagy Avenue
Philip Zalzneck
Wayne Street
Zaleneck
Berserk man murders four in North Carolina family tragedy
Wayne R. Franks 30 sat with his estranged wife's parents on their porch in Weaverville. He shot Diane Franks 3 and two sons Junior 4 and Johnny 3 inside the Holcombe home then killed himself. Mrs Holcombe 53 was wounded and Diane had also been stabbed. Diane Franks was staying with her grandparents. Mrs Franks was away in Virginia. Local deputy reported the victims died at a hospital in Asheville.
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Weaverville
N.C
Wayne R. Franks
Jerome Holcombe
Holcombe
Ted Gibson
Diane Franks
Special Classes Inaugurated In Wake Of Sputnik Shakeup
Harrisburg AP report notes Sputnik spurred overhaul in K through 12 schooling. Gov Lawrence committee studies adequacy of public education, with focus on inclusive programs for physically handicapped and mentally retarded students. Vocational and arts abilities highlighted as part of expanded special needs approach.
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Fred B. Walters
Harrisburg
Johnny
Russia
Sputnik 1
Sputnik
Gov. Lawrence
Committee On
Splitnire
Corry cafeterias drawn into twilight zone debate
Corry Area School Committee hearing labeled the joint cafeterias the twilight zone of operations and weighed issues from meal standards and reimbursements to potential milk dispenser contracts with Sterling Mill Company of Erie. Superintendent Dr William Rodemeyer outlined history of milk service bids and urged stronger oversight as the district prepares for opening of school and rising costs. The committee postponed action, citing ongoing review of meals, finances, and administration responsibility.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Perlight Zone
Corry
Sterling Mill Company of
Erie
Lin Corry Schools
William Rodemeyer
Sterling
Dr. Rodemeyer
Rodemeyer
SB. Anderson
Laos Overthrown In Neutralist Revolution
A neutralist military committee in Laos ousts the pro Western government in Vientiane. Rebels reportedly seized radio stations and vow to expel foreigners, while U S aid and advisers continue to back the Laotian army. Premier Somsanith’s fate unclear amid arrests reports.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos
Vientiane
Revolutionary Committee
U. S
United States
Tiao Somsantth
Thailand
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Powers Pled Guilty In U2 Spy Case Says Tass
Moscow reports Francis Gary Powers has pleaded guilty to the substance of the charge in the U2 spy case. Tass notes the indictment totals about 4,000 words and accuses Powers of active espionage against the Soviet Union. The trial date is set for August 17 in Sverdlovsk region, with Powers’ parents granted visas to attend.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Tass
Mier
Powers
Urals
State Security Committee
Roman Ridenko
U.S.S.R
U.S
Sverdlovsk
U. S.5.r
Pound
Tuell
Thias
Check thief held after $100000 traveler's theft in Buenos Aires
Israel Koyngoll, 35, was arrested on charges of stealing 3.7 million in traveler’s checks in Buenos Aires. Police reported a lavish tipper pattern and seized 120000 in cash with the suspect yesterday.
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Buenos Aires
Israel Koyngoll
Youth Admits City Burglary
A 14 year old, known to city police, admitted breaking into Nichols and Glavis Restaurant Saturday night and taking 15 dollars from the cash register after over two hours of questioning. He denied a second break in at the Corry Laundromat where 12 dollars was taken from an unlocked safe. Police planned to question a Union City youth to determine involvement. Chief Harley Drake said the Corry boy will be cited for juvenile court.
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Castera Youvh
Nichols and Glavis
Corry Laundromat
Union Chy
Cory
Union City
Harley Drake
Corry
Area Auto Victim, 10, Still Critical
A ten year old girl from Center ville remains in critical condition at Union City Hospital after being hit by a car while bicycling last evening. Elaine Rodgers suffered a fractured nose and thigh, forehead lacerations, abrasions, and possible internal injuries when struck by Marie M. Baney of Centerville RD 2. The accident occurred around 6 15 near the Lincolnville Township Hall as the bicycle rider crossed the road. The bicycle was demolished and car damage estimated at $10. The youngster is the daughter of Mrs Frank Rodgers of Bentervilln.
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Center~ville
Union City Hospital
Soyce Elaine Rodgers
Marie M. Baney
R.D.2
Centerville
Corry
Lincolnville
Routo
Lge Ms
Glenn
Frank Rodgers
Benterviln
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