Hope Fades For Okay Of EDC Treaty
Paris reports show Premier Mendes France defers to the National Assembly on the European Defense Community pact. Dulles and backers held hope France might still ratify, but cabinet decisions signaled opposition. France fears losing sovereignty and a unified army amid German rearmament concerns, risking the treaty's fate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Mendes - France
National Assembly
U. S
State Dulles
European Defense Community
Besis
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Italy
West End
Brussels
Mendes-Prance
EDC
Uness
Assembly
Auto wreck on Corry-Spartansburg road injures no one
Damage to two cars estimated at 800 dollars. Richard A. Jones 19 Spartansburg and Patricia L. Ohm drive rear colliding after Ohm turns left onto a driveway. Police say Jones was likely speeding for conditions. no injuries. Jones' car damage set at 3500 and Ohm's 300.
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Corry
Spartansburg
Richard A. Jones
FD. 3
Patricia L. Ohm
Miss Ohm
Jones
Ohm
Conditons
Ohrn
Hyenas and Wolves Feasting on Children in Utter Pradash
New Delhi reports hyenas and wolves roaming hills and ravines in Uttar Pradesh state, devouring 29 children since the start of April. Tribal communities flee mangoon rains toward highbends as feeding grounds shrink along the Nepal border.
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New Delhi
Spud Festival Dinner Opens Corry Potatoes Event
About 160 residents attended the Potato Festival dinner in Corry with keynote by William Gordon of Penn State on community interdependence. The event featured toastmaster E. Anderson, Mayor Earl T. Cherry, 10 Potato Festival Queen candidates, religious speakers, and a program at the VFW Post with music by Mrs. George Aldrich. Afterward attendees moved to the Fourth Ward carnival area where a prize drawing was delayed due to near evening rain. The Queen coronation is scheduled for this evening at 1 p.m. on the festival grounds with judges.
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William Gordon
Pennsylvania State University
E. Anderson
Earl T. Cherry
L. B
VFW
Betts Catering Service
George Aldrich
Fourth Ward
Rex
Moyle House
Revision sought for laws curbing Communists in Congress
Washington report notes Rep Jackson proposes a thorough revision of the Communist control laws now on the books after Eisenhower signed the new measure. He argues the bill may need extensive changes by a future Congress while enforcement implications remain to be studied amid opposition and administration assurances. In Detroit, Frank Stranahan defeats Murvie Ward to reach the quarterfinals of the 54th Nations Amateur Golf Championship.
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Associated Press
Washington
En. Jackson
D-Wash
Ith Congress
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Jackson
Congress
Detroit
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Meeteh
Rurvie Ward
San Frances
SEC Drops Charges Against Cleveland Firm
Washington The Securities and Exchange Commission dismissed proceedings against Gls Co after Otis Co and others withdrew support for LK-F stock issue. No shares were issued. funds were returned. The commission found no antifraud violation in the alleged collusive suit intended to avoid underwriting duties.
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Isyawocmvea
Washington
Securities, and Exchange Commission
Gls Co
Kalsey ~Fraver | Corp
Olis & Co
Cleveland
Ols & Co
James F. Masterson
Philadelphia
and &F
Automobile Company
Masterson
Otis
Woman Fined After Drunkenness Plea in Erie County
Mrs Martha Celestia Comes 32 of Framidin Ohio was fined 35 and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness. Detained after being found lying on railroad tracks near the Traction building about 2 30 am. She could not pay the fine. She had recently visited from Spartansburg.
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Martha Celestia Comes
R. D
Framidin, O
Erie County
Comes
Traction
Oil City Polio Fatality Ties To Canada
An Oil City eight year old girl, Linda Price, daughter of Eugene Price, died of polio while touring Canada with her grandparents. Her brother Ricky Christian, aged three, and another sibling Charles Price, aged five, in Oil City Hospital also show polio symptoms. Authorities believe Linda contracted polio from Ricky, who is hospitalized in stable condition. Police in Oil City connected Linda’s death to the Canadian trip after relatives attempted to warn Chief Joslin of Canada.
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Oil City
Canada
Ol City
Linda Price
Anglers
Eugene Price
Plummer Street
Jnst
Pollo
OM City
L. Joslin
Donald Joslin
Janice Price
Ricky Christian
Lakewood
Ricky
Cleveland
J. Charles Price
Deslins
Joslin
Linda
Guardsmen Continue Intensive Summer Training
INDIANTOWN PA National Guardsmen today continued the intensive summer training routine praised by high Army officials. Members of the unit pushed through drills and exercises as part of their ongoing readiness program.
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Indiantown
Pennsylva
Nia
Army
Mitchell to Testify on TVA Power Pact Hearing
Democratic Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell will testify September 2 before Rep. W Sterling Cole's committee on the controversial private power contract linked to the Tennessee Valley Authority. Cole invited Mitchell to present any evidence of malfeasance or impropriety, while Mitchell warned against prejudgment and pledged to attend.
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Dem
Rep
Cole
Associated Press
Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Congress
Tennessee Valley
W. Sterling Cole
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Mitchell
Eisenhower
AEC
Tennessee Valley Authority
Memphia
Tenn
TVA
Uitn
Padu
Ean Ky
Eastland Renominated In Mississippi Democratic Primary
Senator Eastland won renomination by about 80 thousand votes in Mississippi. He defeated Lt. Gov. Carroll Gartin as the Democratic candidate with 131,789 to 74,474 with 1601 of 1408 precincts reported. Republican James White of Durant was nominated to oppose Eastland in November.
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Wit
H Benator
James
Eastland
Mississippi
Carroll Gurtis
Gartin
James White
Durant
Niagara Falls Named Site of World Scout Jamboree
Ambrtlated Rover Linz Kuntria Wingsra Falls Canada was chosen by Gen Dan Gary director of the International Bureau of the World Scout Movement to host next year's world jamboree of the Soy Scouts. The gathering is scheduled for August 13 28 and will be followed by a general assembly of Scout leaders.
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Niagara Falls
Rover
Linz
Kuntria
Wingsra Falls
Canada
Dan Gary
International Bureau of the World Scout Movement
Teudera
Pay Increases and Incentive Plan Tangle at Aero
The Aero plant faces contract talks with a union over pay increases and an incentive system. Brewitt Long of Aero-Gram cites demands totaling 35 to 40 cents per hour, nearly half a million dollars, and highlights major negotiation points beyond pay, including holiday pay, vacations, seniority, grievance procedures, night shift pay, insurance, and a company-funded pension. The union has red ballots indicating push to end the incentive method, and negotiations have moved to a final proposal stage before a vote by union members.
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Avro
Brewitt Long
Dmx
Heo Currents
Ivernax
Long
Dune Ath
Four area youths held in Joliet break in case
Joliet authorities detained James Anthony Richard Proctor Mark Proctor and Donald Van derhoff after a reported break in near Joliet. Police questioned them about ownership of a car found at the scene with New York State plates. Investigators questioned whether the incident was mislocated or unreported by the owner. A second note reports a car crash near Route 827 in Weat Mifflin Borough that killed William Merriweather, 27, and injured driver Vellale Zefferson, 24, who is listed in satisfactory condition.
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Blate
Corry Mul-Statio
Natore
Riceville
Tarna
Joliet, Ti
James Anthony
Richard and
Mark Proctor
Donald Vanderhoff
Centerville
Joliet
Mokessport
Utility
Weat Mifflin
Willian Merriweather
Vellale Zefferson
Port
Mefeesport Hospital
City Schools Opening May Be Postponed
Superintendent LM Douging confirmed rumors that Corry public schools may not open September 6 due to delays at the new Corry Area High School. The library may not be complete, jeopardizing a September 6 start. a study hall would need library space, and gym classes would be affected. A joint committee meeting is planned, with a possible calendar revision to September 13 if delays persist.
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LM. Douging
Uiis
Corry
Inter
Brazil Torn by Riots After Vargas Death
Rioting and anti American demonstrations erupt in Rio de Janeiro and across Brazil after Getulio Vargas dies by self-inflicted wound. U S diplomatic buildings firms and newspapers linked to Vargas targeted as crowds clash with police. Rio embassy windows shattered and consulates damaged while mourning eight days declared nationwide.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Brasil
Bracil
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Air Ministry
U. S
Vargas
Clarlog Asociados
Porto Alegre
Atlantic
UF. 8
Belo Horizonte
Porto Alegré
United States
Germany
coumtemaTam
Joao Cafe Filho
Vargna
Sao Borja
Rio Grande Do Sol
Brazl
Driver Hits Pole Avoiding Youth on West Pleasant
West Pleasant street saw a driver hit a utility pole after swerving to avoid a youth riding a bicycle into the street. Randall Sherwood, 19, of 223 Northwent street, was driving a car owned by his brother Twin Sherwood when John Norton, 1339 West Main street, rode from the sidewalk into the path of the car near Third avenue. Sherwood swerved left, skidded 46 feet, and the left front of the car sustained $76 in damage, according to city police.
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Suas
West Pleasant Street
Hin City
Randall Sherwood
Northwent Street
Win Sherwood
Pleasant Street
Third Avenue
John Norton
West Main Street
Sherwood
Mercury Reaches 90 Before Storm Hits Area
The official thermometer touched 90 for the first time in weeks before a late day storm. A 0.3 inch rainfall soaked the area, easing humidity. Lightning lit skies as storms moved through Spring Creek and East Branch, causing localized damage including a fallen maple knocking out West Spring Creek phone service until morning. A wind gust damaged a garage and wall at a Corry home. Farmers welcomed the scarce August rain. More cooling and showers expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Weath
Ayred Unie
George Mulderjek
Spring Creek
West Spring
Cleveland Union Official Beaten to Death
A 36-year-old CIO United Auto Workers Local 515 vice president was dragged from his car by a club wielding assailant and beaten to death near his Cleveland home. The slain man was Raymond Welr ouch, a union leader. In York, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvanian State Camp Patriotic Order Bona of America installed officers at the close of its 88th annual meeting with George B. Henlzelman presiding.
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Cleveland
Raymond Welrouch
CIO
United Auto Worksrn Local 515
von Fireman Stoker Co
York, Ps
Pennsylvania
Patriotic Order
Bona of America
George B. Henlzelman
Berwick
Pew
McCarthy Defense Plans Remain Unclear in Censure Probe
Senator McCarthy’s defense strategy for a Senate censure inquiry remains uncertain as a six member committee plans hearings beginning August 31. The panel may call few witnesses, focusing on five key charge categories out of 46. Chairman Watkins says the panel retains flexibility to expand or adjust charges and witnesses as needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Tor Gay
Senate
Bo Tar McCarthy
Watkins
Flanders
Fulbright
Morse
Watkin
McCarthy
Moree
U. S. Fleet Defends Formosa Against Red Invasion
A Tokyo military source says the United States will back the Seventh Fleet with all available strength to back Formosa. The source warns the Communists would face a terrible defeat if they attack Formosa, aided by forces in position around 30 and the Seventh Fleet, a stance Eisenhower recently reaffirmed.
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Tokyo
United States
Tth
Formosa
Fortora
7Th Fleet
Eisenhower
Nation to start atomic power plant at Shippingport
President Eisenhower signals September 6 for the first U S atomic power plant at Shippingport Pennsylvania 1507 miles away and a five minute radio talk on the topic is planned Duquesne Light Co will build the plant for the federal government Westinghouse Electric Corp awarded reactor contracts Beaver County plant expected to operate by mid 1954 supplying electricity for homes and industry Five more health department checks totaling 208 are mailed for sewage treatment work in Harrisburg
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WEN Ver
Frealdent Eiennox
Shippingport
Eisenhower
Duquesne Light Co
Beaver ‘County
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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