French Premier faces Cabinet over European army crisis
Paris French Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France wrestles with the European army crisis amid divisions in his cabinet on the six nation defense treaty. He met Churchill in Britain and briefed President Coty after Brussels talks failed to win approval for the modifications he demanded. Some ministers back the pact as is, others want drastic changes, raising doubts about cabinet survival in the treaty debate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Britain
Winston Churchill
Rene Coty
Normandy
Bagnoles de Liorne
Churchill
Brussels
Mendes-Prance
French National Assembly
Antoine Pinny
BDC
Pinay
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
EDC
Georges Bidault
France
Free World
Germany
Bidault
Konrad Adelauer
EDO
Vargas Death Shocks Brazil After Firearm Suicide
In Rio de Janeiro President Getulio Vargas shot himself in the Catete Palace after pressure from military leaders and a mass resignation demand. Joao Cafe Filho was named successor as Brazil faced political crisis and economic stress from coffee price declines.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Jie
Vargas
Cutete Palate
White House
Caida da Castro
Air Force
Army
Catete Palace
Congress
Joao Cafe Filho
Snce
Ruben Vaz
Carlos Lacerda
Quilitary
Mij ‘Yaz
Verdas
Brazilian Labor Party
PTB
Navy
Climeria Burldes de Almeida
Guard
Sed
Jose Antonio Soares
LaGerda
Joao Alcino de Nascimento
Braall
Gregorio Fortunato
Husky
Popera
Driver Ardery Alters Plea to Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
W. Ardery, 60, of 118 East Ave Erie, was arrested by city police early Sunday. Originally pleading not guilty and requesting a hearing before Alderman M. Cobbett, he changed his mind this morning and entered a guilty plea. A sentencing date was not set, with tentative scheduling noted for September 16.
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Ardery
East Ave
Erie
Cobbett
Ten prizes to be awarded at Spud Festival this week
Ten grand merchandise prizes will be given away during the Potte Festival opening tonight with a dinner at the VEW Post home and continuing through the week at Fourth Ward playground. Narcy Yenehalt, chair of prizes, lists items including an automatic washer, window air conditioner, chrome breakfast set, incinerator, two way window fan, ladies wrist watch, barbecue cart, electric roaster, pop up toaster and deep fryer. Four prizes will be awarded downtown Thursday through Saturday with multiple drawings, initial at 2 30 p m, repeat drawing if not claimed within 30 minutes, and two Friday drawings at 2 90 p m and 7 p m. Evening drawings at carnival grounds on West South Street. Friday is Dairy Industry Day with special activities. E F Bettes notes Mr and Mrs Leon Epler of Northumberland and Miss Fay Sylvia Mensch of Catawissa, Pa, potato blossom queen, will attend tonight's dinner along with other Miss Potato Festival contestants.
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VEW Post
Fourth Ward
Narcy Yenehalt
West South Street
E. F. Bettes
Chamber of Commerce
Leon Epler
Northumberland
Miss Fay Sylvia Mensch
Catawissa
Dutch airliner wreckage still hunted after North Sea crash
Search teams comb stormy North Sea for the Dutch airliner missing en route from New York with two aboard. Bits of wreckage and a child’s body were found, tentatively identified as one of five year old Yarrow twins from Connecticut. Dutch officials said they could not confirm which twin, Richard or Peter. Evidence so far includes charred packages, papers, and two cushions with KLM insignia. Navy plans underwater sounding devices to locate the wreckage.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Netherlands
North Sea
New York
Canat Guard
Joseph Yarrow
Wondbury
Conn
Europe
KLM
Richard
Pater
Yarrow
Royal Dutch Air Lines
North Gen
New Fiberglass May Replace Three Alloys
Navy Bureau of Ordnance develops fiberglass to replace aluminum magnesium or titanium in some structures. Nachtman, former Sharon worker and civilian head of the program, says it withstands temperatures up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Associated Rr
Washington
John F. Nachtman
Sharon
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
Nachtplan
Corry School Board Exhausts Funds For Bus Transport
The Corry Board of Education exhausted $9,000 in the transport budget by awarding contracts for elementary pupil bus routes at $8 per day for FW Turben and $0.65 per mile for others. Directors will reappraise after September 8 to decide if any secondary routes will be added, amid parent pressure for 1 12 grade transport to the new Corry Area High School and budget constraints.
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Corry Board of Education
Transport Tlon
FW. Turben
Hawl
East Colum Bus Avenue
C.J. Fredelius
Ohio Street
Washington School
Joseph McCray
Haut Union Street
Spartansburg Road
Stanley Anderson
Corry Area
East Pleasant Street
Wildt Street
E. F. Bettes
Helen Jones
Stewart Tong
Hubert Vail Wong
Supt
L. M. Douglas
Bustest
Anderson
Dulles remarks on France and European Army proposal Ky
Washington Secretary of State Dulles urged France to continue its tradition of ideals while opposing the European Army plan though noting the hope differs from expectation. In Washington officials disclosed Soviet Russia accused U S intelligence agencies of violence in Rastvorov defection, denouncing U S espionage activities.
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Washington
Dulles
France
Russia
U. S
Yuri A. Rastvorov
State Department
Rastvurov
Nevada Suffered Second Quake in Two Months
A strong earthquake struck Nevada last night causing minor damage in Fallon and a two story office building collapse in Lovelock, with Stillwater roads heavily buckled. The quake was felt from Reno to Salt Lake City and across to the San Francisco Bay area, with San Diego reporting rolling motions.
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Nevada
Reno
Lovelock
Here
Fallon
Stillwater
Gait Lake City
San Francisco Bay Area
Botee
Idaho
San Diego
Rollins
Advance hearings planned on McCarthy censure case
Washington reports outline five charge categories for the Senate investigation into Senator McCarthy. Public hearings are set to begin August 30 led by Senator Watkins with a six member panel selecting from 46 allegations. The effort aims to define the backbone of the inquiry amid negotiations over a majority findings report by Republicans.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wial
Senate
Ben. Watkins
il-Utah
T- 18
Watkins
Lst
Lo Rdward Bennett Williams
Ben. Flanders
R-Vu
Flanders
Fulbright
Dark
Mote
Mecurthy
Accuayone
Benaie Investigations and Committee
McQarthy Armyrow
Mundt
R-80
Army
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
Times
Kaying
Taree
Roy M. Cahn
Hiwe
J. Mark Trice
Benate
Tiree Deomcratic
Corry Medic Opens Garland Office For Community
Dr Richard J Potter opens a Garland practice in a former mercantile site near Newman Taylor grocery on Route 27. The clinic joins the Corry Clinic network as part time services, marking the first local doctor in 62 years alongside the area’s last physician Dr Hyer.
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Richard J. Potter
Wery
Garland
Newman Taylor Grocery
Potter
Huillette Corry Clinic
Stett
Corry Memorial Spa
Sorlandd
Dr. Hyer
Cirendon
Born Aboard Transport Seattle Birth Onboard Navy Run
BORN ABOARD TRANSPORT SEATTLE When the Navy transport James O'Hara left Yokohama August 12 it carried 629 passengers aboard and docked yesterday with 13 aboard The 840th passenger James Richard Davis was born two days out of Yokohama to the Japanese wife of Pvt Tie J Davis of Woodward California Two events are noted Warren Pennsylvania Blaze Elks invitation elected Route HC Smith of Warren as president succeeding Barney W. Wenta of Ashland.
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Seattle
James O'Hara
Yokohama
James Richard Davis
Tie J Davis
Wood
Yoko
Ham
Warren
Fittsburgh
Fennaylvania Blaze
Elks
Rute HC. Smith
Barney W .Wenta
Axhland
Union City Teen Killed in Highway Accident
Alta Rodgers, 16, of Union City, was killed when a car, driven by Mrs. Dorché, lost control and struck her and Joyce Ann Rodgers, who was injured. Alta died from a fractured skull and internal injuries at Memorial Hospital. Joyce Ann remained hospitalized with facial lacerations as authorities investigated the crash.
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Alba Dean Hodgers
Union City
the Vicwin
Charles Rodgers
Center Steel
Joyce Ann Rodgers
Palra
Steve Donthe
Dorché
Joyce Ann
Alta
Joyce
Charlotte Rodgers
Erie
Dahl
Boston
Richard
Ronald
Craig
Ater
Senators Dismayed Over EDC Deadlock Sparks Rearming Debate
Three senators from different parties voiced dismay at the Brussels stalemate over the European Defence Community. They warned a long impasse could push the United States toward rearming West Germany as the Soviet Union gains if Brussels fails. State Department officials signaled study of options before Brussels collapse, while Eisenhower hinted at possible actions but did not specify measures. The report notes Britain and the United States weighing steps to end Germany occupation and restore sovereignty under a postwar agreement with Churchill.
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Warhington
Jolay
United States
West 1
Germany
Manafield D-Monti I
Brussels
Soviet Union
Fonand
Rail
Seestor Wotlins
R-Uwtuh
State Department
Henry Suydam
Provident
Eisenhower
Europe
Gant
Washington
Britain
Gemany
Churchill
U S Would Defend Islands Near Formosa
Dulles said American forces could defend certain Nationalist-held islands between Formosa and the Chinese mainland from Communist attack. He left to military leaders the decision on which islands to defend as part of aid to the Nationalist stronghold, noting earlier talk of liberating Formosa. Eisenhower has said the U S Seventh Fleet would shield Formosa from a Red assault.
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U.S
Formosa
Associated Press
Washington
Btate
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Peiping
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Signs Bill to Ban Red Party
President Eisenhower today signed legislation outlawing the Communist party. The history making measure, approved at his vacation headquarters, aims to crack down on Red infiltrated labor unions. Administration doubts were raised over objections that it might create propaganda martyrs and push Reds further underground.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Lowry Air Force Base
Last of federal surplus beef and gravy distributed in Pennsylvania
State official says surplus beef and gravy for needy Pennsylvanians is exhausted. About 750,000 people receive monthly federal food aid with other products like butter and beans. 39 counties participate. Distribution ends with the final shipment of beef and gravy.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
U. S
Pennsylvania
Paul 8
Worcester
Idepartment
Worrester
A. J. Cuellyn
State Employment Security Bureau
Veto Of Pay Raise Bill Is Assailed
From Stillwater Oklahoma delegates at the United National Association of Postal Clerks biennial convention assailed President Eisenhower’s veto of a five percent federal pay raise. The group urged the administration to fulfill campaign promises and condemned the veto as a betrayal of federal and postal workers.
Eisenhower cites record, urges voters in Denver speech
President Eisenhower told voters that the Republican 83rd Congress has built a solid record toward a stronger America and urged support for the GOP in November. He praised tax cuts, social security expansion, flexible farm policy, and new weapons to defeat communism, while stressing continued confidence in Europe and a balanced budget goal. He warned the 84th Congress will shape domestic progress and urged backing the administration program. The address touched on housing, health, and security as pillars of a better nation. He noted tax revision would save taxpayers about 7.4 billion annually and emphasized using personal money instead of government spending. The speech closed with a call to maintain momentum and support for peace and prosperity at home and abroad.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Europe
European Defense Army
Brussels
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