Await New Satellite Cone Discoverer VI Attains Orbit
A Discoverer VI satellite, launched from Vandenberg, was placed in a near polar orbit and the capsule detached 26 hours later for a sea recovery. Air Force CN9 Flying Boxcars practiced net catches from Hawaii as recovery teams awaited signals from the capsule, which reportedly failed to transmit. The mission aims to solve space return logistics with an orbit range of 138 to 937 miles.
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Ex-Raymond Ride Upped By Spring Co Promotions
Carlyle F. Barnes announced the appointments of John B. Barr as sales manager of the Ohio Division in Dayton and Donald B. Lake as production manager of the Milwaukee Division of Associated Spring Corporation. Barr, former B G-R Division sales supervisor, has Navy service and University of Michigan ties. Lake, with broad sales and manufacturing experience, will assist plant manager Ed mund Orlow in Milwaukee to boost customer service.
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John B. Barr
Ohio
Dayton
Donald B. Lake
Milwaukee
Associated Spring Corporation
Carlyle F. Barnes
Barr
Plymouth
Michigan
Lake
Edmund Orlow
Escapes floods drown Formosan youth in Taipei river
Formosa resident Ghen Kuan jou, who fled central Formosa after his home was destroyed in the floods ten days ago, went for a swim in the Tantul River yesterday and drowned. He had been living with relatives in Taipei.
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Ghen Kuan-jou
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Temple elephant rampage mars Kandy festival in Sri Lanka
A temple elephant charged a crowd during a Buddhist Perahera in Kandy killing twenty and injuring thousands. Several missing, feared fallen into Kandy Lake. The elephant, linked to the Holy Tooth Temple procession, was shot and killed after trampling stalls and injuring many.
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Church Furniture Firm Names Directors and Officers
Ecclesiastical Furniture Inc board includes Dana Rotthoff Mrs Rotthoff Arthur Longstreet and David Gifford with Charles Bracken of Corry. Rotthoff named president and chairman while Mrs Rotthoff becomes vice president and treasurer and Gifford secretary. Production to begin next week at the former Howard Tannery plant with AM machinery installed and workers moved from maintenance duties.
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Erie
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Charles Bracken
Corry
Gifford
Howard Tannery
Khrushchev to visit Washington and Camp David during 12 day U.S. tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will arrive in Washington on September 15 for a 12 day U.S. tour, with plans for private talks with President Eisenhower and a possible final chat at Camp David in Maryland. The trip aims to dispel misconceptions about the United States while Soviet authorities limit sightseeing and favor rapid air travel between major cities.
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Pittsburgh
Track manager dies at Beowlub Park Horse Racing Track
Robert Dienst, 8, president and general manager of Beowlub Park Horse Racing Track in Grove City, near Columbus, died yesterday. The longtime executive led the operation and oversaw racing events and track management.
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Robert +. Dienst
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Gov Report Backing Steel Strike and Industry Claimed
Washington AP reports both striking steelworkers and the steel industry claim a new government background report supports their positions. Secretary Mitchell presented a 4000 word study noting rising profits prices and wages but refused to back either side and urged effort toward settlement while citing ongoing production valued at 300 million dollars weekly and seven million in wages.
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Corry Seeks Khrushchev Visit To Showcase U.S. Free Enterprise
Dan Rotthoff of Ec clesiastical Furniture Inc and Chamber of Commerce manager A Long push to invite Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to Corry. They argue a Khrushchev visit would reveal American enterprise and faith in a Christian nation, aiding world peace. Long even urged Rep. Carroll D. Kearns to approach President Eisenhower.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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Ecclesiastical Furniture Inc
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry
Church Furniture
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Khrushchev
Carroll D. Kearns
State Department
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Solon Faces Acid Prank Targeting Rep Thompson
Washington AP reports an unidentified man in a truck squirted liquid from a syringe at Rep. Frank Thompson of New Jersey as he drove to his office. Thompson calls it the act of a crank and says it may be unrelated to his labor legislation work.
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Frank Thompson
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Wesleyville Youth Drowns In Lake Near North East
An 18 year old Wesleyville youth, David Hahn, drowned yesterday afternoon in Lake Erlemeus near Orchard Beach. He and fellow boy Edward Dawson hired a small boat to fish, Hahn disappeared as they drifted away from shore while Dawson tried to help. Coast Guard and harbor crews searched. victim recovered at 9:48 pm.
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Hospital Seeks 10000 Dollar From UF Appeal
Corry Memorial Mental Inst board considers requesting a 10000 aid from this year’s United Fund appeal. In a brief session Supt Edgar Alexander reports 241 admissions last month with an average daily census of 4. The hospital logged 1261 patient days, 20 births and 9 deaths. Surgical staff performed 12 minor and 20 major operations. Directors Hillatram Hawkine Youry Brundage Puller Sumble Blattery and Supt Alexander attended the meeting.
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Edgar Alexander
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Hawkine Youry
Brundage
Puller
Sumble
Blattery
Supt Alexander
Wrong Man Sues NY For $1 Million
Seymour Kroll, a Brooklyn man, sues New York City for one million dollars claiming false arrest after a mistaken identity with a missing bus band. The city has 30 days to settle or reject. if rejected, Kroll will sue in State Supreme Court. He was arrested August 9 on a fugitive warrant and held overnight.
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Pelany Court
Dumbord
Renew Hunt For Victims Of Quake
Search teams return to southwestern Montana to seek more quake victims near Hebgen Lake. Crews from Civil Defense sheriff’s office U S Forest Service and volunteers work above and below the Hebgen Canyon area amid fresh landslides. Survivors report signs of further deaths while divers plan to enter Hebgen Lake once waters clear, as coroner notes a possible body in the Madison River.
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Sheritt
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Charles E. Raper
Thomas Stowe
Sandy
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Gang Storms Nahant Police Station in Attempted Prisoner Rescue
A mob of about 15 men armed with clubs and pipes stormed Nahant’s police station early today in a futile bid to free prisoner Donald Stinson, 27, of Boston. Patrolman Albert Badger joined by others repelled the attack, capturing two of the raiders. several others were later arrested at a roadblock. Stinson faced drunkenness charges and was the target of the assault.
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Donald Stinsol
Giant Strike Threatened In Meat Industry
Forest Park reports a potential widespread strike by nearly 200000 meat processing workers over wage and profit sharing. AFL-CIO leaders warn steel industry tensions mirror broader labor resistance to management, with unions planning mobilization and a September rally in San Francisco to support strike action.
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Isbor
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Al-Cio
San Prancisco
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No Steel
Age Confusion Corrected for Mary McChaw
Mrs Mary A McChaw celebrated a birthday last year and now is 100. Rev Joseph OConnor checked her birth certificate and established she was born August 17 1859 not 1860 as she believed.
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Mary A. McChaw
Joseph At
O'Connor
Pennsylvania Senate approves 4 percent sales tax bill
The Pennsylvania Senate passed the 4 per cent sales tax after an unprecedented late session compromise. The measure, aimed at broadening the levy and extending tax coverage, would raise the rate to match the highest in the nation at 4 percent. The bill now goes to the House, with Governor Lawrence likely to sign.
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Pitt Professor Leaps To Death From Cathedral of Learning
Pittsburgh AP report states University of Pittsburgh professor John W. McCarthy fell from the 18th floor yesterday after breaking free from his wife Harriet and friend Hubbard Kline who held his feet during restraint. McCarthy had been released from treatment at Western Psychiatric Institute.
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