UN Task Force Replaces Belgian Troops in Katanga
In Leopoldville Dag Hammarskjold led a 220 member UN force to Elisabethville to arrange Belgian troop withdrawal from Katanga the mineral rich province. Swedish troops to serve as the initial replacement with more units moving in from Kivu as Lumumba seeks greater central authority.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Mying U.N
Elisabethville
Katanga
Security Council
Leopoldville
New York
Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
Liduabourg
Moise Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Eisenhower
Lumumba
Hifle
Mrs. M. M. King Dies At Age Of 82
Mrs. Margaret M. King formerly of Corry died after a long illness. She was 82. Survived by one son Leo W. Coon of Clymer, six grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren, a sister Zelma Baldwin of Corry, and a brother Ralph Millett of Eric. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at Bracken Funeral Home. Funeral 4 p.m. tomorrow officiated by Rev. Melvin Anderson. Burial in Elgin Cemetery.
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Margaret M. King
Corry
Melvin Anderson
Elgin Cemetery
Man Crushed by Press at Colonial Steel Co
Russell J. Gallagher aged 38 of Rochester was killed at Colonial Steel Co in Monaca Beaver County when wooden supports were removed from a 1500 pound ingot press. Workmen said slack remained in the overhead crane chain and the presses dropped four feet onto him.
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Rochester
Russell J. Gallagher
Colonial Steel Co
Monaca
Beaver County
Gallagher
AF Snatch Mission Falls Short In Capsule Recovery
At Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii an Air Force team nearly snatched a 300 pound instrument loaded capsule launched from Discoverer XIIT. The capsule landed about 50 miles north of its target 330 miles northwest of Honolulu after 17 orbits. Brig. Gen. Robert E. Greer praised the mission and anticipated future air snatches. Captain Lawrence Shinnick, pilot of the C119 flying boxcar, noted weather hindered sight of the capsule though beacon signals grew louder. A winch operator spotted the orange and white parachute and a man in the tail shouted that he saw something in the water.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hawaii
Robert E. Greer
Honolulu
Greer
Lawrence Shinnick
Frederick
Shinnick
Herman E. Caling
Gen. Greer
Air Force
Adventists Seek Blue Law Change in Pennsylvania
Neal C. Wilson of the Columbia Union Conference urged Pennsylvania officials to reform Sunday Blue Laws to grant one weekly rest day for state employees without naming the day. He labeled Sunday closing laws as subtle religious coercion and outdated religious legislation, unconstitutional in his view.
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Somerset
Seventh-Day Adventists
Pennsylvania
Neal C. Wilson
Washington
Religious Liberty Dept
Columbia Union Conference of
Wilson
Chaplin May Earn Place On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Hollywood debates adding Charlie Chaplin to the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard. The omission sparked a Supreme Court suit by Chaplin’s son and public protest, with supporters urging inclusion despite mixed opinions on Chaplin’s politics and life.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Hollywood Boulevard
Charles Chaplin, Jr
Chaplin
Europe
Fourrier
Sam Mannis
Tyar
Hollywood Chamber of
Discoverer Capsule Recovery Shows Major Victory
Gen Schriever hailed a breakthrough in the Discoverer capsule recovery, predicting higher rates and faster reentries as the program advances. The success boosts the Samos and Midas missile warning efforts and benefits NASA's Mercury program, with future capsules to include life tests and a 8 to 10 pound monkey recovery. He credited switching back to an old bill clip for the turnaround and marked no further failures.
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Rmcan
Air Force Seleritiste
Samos
Midas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Schriever
Warth
Noted Chaplin dispute frames moral principle claim
The speaker says he filed suit on moral principle to defend his father, insisting the father was never a Communist and claiming public disclosure would have let him forget, but he felt a duty to defend him despite the attention drawn by the coverage.
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Ler
Young Chaplin
White collar rise, blue collar fall marks job shift
New York reports a sustained shift in employment with record total jobs and a July rise to over 63 million, driven by service industries while production of goods declines. The downturn in durable and soft goods suggests cyclical manufacturing weakness, offset by stronger service demand and higher overall living costs.
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New York
Labor Department
Landscaping and Tree Service Offer in Warren Pa
Local service advertisement for Tony Tomassoni Nursery at 23 South South Street Warren Pennsylvania offers landscaping and tree care. Wholesale and retail shrubs evergreen and shade trees available by request. Contact Randolph 3-388 for quotes and service scheduling.
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Tony Tomassoni Nursery
South South Street
Warren, Pa
Randolph
Service sector grows while blue-collar jobs fall
The article notes employment has shifted toward services and white collar fields while blue-collar manufacturing jobs decline due to efficiency gains. It argues the rise in service share partly reflects real growth and partly elastic consumption patterns, with services taking 39.1 percent of the consumer dollar by 1939 and 31.1 percent in 1947.
Warren's Solar Electric Plant Votes In Union
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO was accepted as the bargaining agent for 100 Solar Electric Corp. employees after an NLRB supervised election. Sixteen voted against, 20 for an Independent union, ten did not vote, one ballot canceled, one under protest. Contract talks will follow.
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Warren
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Solar Electric Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Bolar
NLRB
Michael H. Namadan
Namadan
TREW
Solar
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Charles Lindell
Akeley
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Ing
Penn State University
Eastman Kodak
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Mannis
Charles Chaplin
Harry M. Sugarman
Improvement Project
Barney’s Firestone
Borstorff and Fitch
First Avenue
Business Mirror
Union
General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Rieker
Ridge Street
Hanlin
Franklin Street
Myers
Congress Street
Mallory
Spring Street
North Center Street
Dial
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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