Suez Canal disputes loom over London talks and oil impact
Corry Journal reports on the Suez Canal crisis with analysis of nationalization risks, potential routes around Suez, and the economic threat to world shipping. It notes Nasser's control moves, possible compensation issues, and the broader Middle East oil implications. The piece also touches on a U.S. political stir, citing a movement to nominate General MacArthur for the Senate in New York amid Republican support.
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London
Soviet Union
India
Gamal Abdel Nasser Mayave
Middle East
Europe
Byiselzine
Tme
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Sind
Nasser
Suez
Egypt
Aswan
Herbert Hoover
United States Senate
New York
Dotsius MacArthur
MacArthur
Plan CD Week In Erie County
Erie County Civil Defense Council members will meet Thursday at CD training headquarters to plan Erie’s part in National Civil Defense Week, which will occur September 15. Local officials include Mayor Arthur Gardner, County Commissioner Carl Proctor, David Parchenter, and CD officers. The plan emphasizes volunteer recruitment, school preparedness, and distribution of a comic book on natural disasters to students.
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Erie County Civ Defense Counc
Erie
Phe
Coubell
Erie County CD
Arthur Gardner
Carl Proctor
Nichols
David Parchenter
Petrillo Jr
CD Week
Plains
Warreh
West Spring
West
Sprinefield
Eisenhower
Civil Defense
Eile
Erie County
Cartsomist AD Capp
Britain’s Top Catholic Dies at 87 in Cornwall
Britain's top Roman Catholic prelate Archbishop of Westminster died early today after a heart attack at 87. He had four prior heart attacks since 1953 and was in poor health for five years. He died peacefully at 12:35 AM during surgery, after receiving last rites, on the Feast of St. Bernard.
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Spere
Corry News Update From August 20 1936
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recount a major windstorm causing about 200000 dollars in surrounding damage. Repairs to the Sciota road bridge will reveal a permanent concrete span replacing the damaged structure. The Rev M Meints, a United Brethren reader and speaker, will address the town. An oil discovery well near Dalner on the Lesser road center of interest. Promoters expect 700000 feet daily. boxing bouts attract 500 as First Avenue A 3 plans host at the Atco par tomorrow night. A meeting of Democratic boosters and supporters is set for the municipal building to favor President Roosevelt.
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Temporigs
Rattic
Sciota Road
Kinzua
First Avenue A. 3
Kiateur
Two Area Teens Die In Separate Car Crashes
In Crawford County two youths Edward D. Woodward 15 and David Esterly 16 died in weekend crashes. Woodward was thrown from a northbound car and drowned in an eight inch pool after the driver swerved across Route 18 near Conneautville. Esterly died from a skull fracture when a one car crash on Route 19 near Cambridge Springs occurred as John Robinson 20 allegedly drove at high speed and failed to negotiate a curve. Other passengers suffered injuries and were hospitalized.
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Adville
Crawford County
Edward D. Woodward
Delbert Woodward
Conneautville
David Esterly
John Esterly
RD. 2
Meadsville
Woodward
Route 18
Coneautvitle
Sherman Watson
Bern
William Blood
Sprineboro
Meadville
Willam Welker
Meadville City Hospital
Esterly
Cambridge
Springs
Fie
John Robinson
Thomas P. Shaw
Tees
Robinson
Jrond Daito & Ditch
Final Concert Of The Season By Chautauqua Orchestra
The final concert of the season by the Chautauqua Orchestra will be held Wednesday at 8 30 PM The program includes Mozart Symphony No 41 in C major Jupiter and Beethoven Symphony No 3 E flat major with movements Andante cantable Minuetto Allegretto and Finale Allegro molto A total of 26 symphony concerts in the season
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Bay Rauqua
Chautauqua
Shonyia
Sthnaain Epechbne
Ercica
Brio
Marcin Lerebre
Adazio Assai
Chautauqua Symphony to Play Seven Weeks of Concerts
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra will perform this season with an aggregate 175000 Amphitheater admissions. This makes the longest concert season to date. Previously 24 concerts were held in six weeks. The extended program proved so popular that the 1997 Chautauqua Assembly will include seven weeks of concerts.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
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