Area Man 67 Pinned as Tractor Flips on Him
Edgar H. Ives, 67, of Oil Creek Road Spring Creek, was injured when a farm tractor rolled over on him in a wooded area near his home. He sustained a severe laceration above the right eye and left arm fractures, and was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital. His granddaughter Betty Ann Tyes helped summon aid, with neighbors and two woodchuck hunters assisting at the scene before the Bracken ambulance transported him to care.
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Oyna Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar H. Ives
Oil Creek Road
Spring Creek
Eugene Ives
Ives
Pullig
Tyes
Betty Ann Tyes
Belly Ann
Eugene
Tves
Corry Hospital
Brother and sister drown trying to aid each other in Lycoming County
Cynthia Laldacke fourteen and her brother Richard twelve drowned in Muncy Creek near Claoks town while swimming with neighbor Sherry Davis nine. Sherry hailed a passing motorist Max Fraley of Muncy who rescued the youths and rushed them to Muncy Valley Hospital where they were pronounced dead.
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Muncy, Pa
Cynthia Laldacke
Richard
Muncy Creek
Claokstown
Lycoming County
Muncy
Sherry Davis
Sherry
Cynthia
Max, Fraley
Muncy Valley Hospital
Senate OKs Ike's Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate approved a $3.989 billion foreign aid bill for friendly nations, with Cuba and the Dominican Republic barred from aid. The measure, sending the bill to a House-Senate conference, preserves most White House demands but reduces military aid and adds $100 million for unforeseen crises such as the Congo.
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Senate
Oks Ike
Washington
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Senate House Conference
Eisenhower
House
Congo
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Waterhouse open to moving Fourth Ward polling place
Waterhouse a State Senate candidate supports relocating the Fourth Ward polling place from the Waterhouse garage to a more accessible site in the ward. He argues both parties have access to building facilities on election day and notes rental fees often do not compensate owners for lost use. He says polling should be easily reachable, especially for elderly voters, and the Democratic petition has been sent to the county elections board for consideration.
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County Elections Board
Hethould
Fourth Ward
Waterhouse
State Senate
East German Aircraft Expert Confesses to Espionage Trial
Manfred Ger Inch, 55, an engineer in East Germany, confessed to betraying jet engine secrets to the West. Neues Deutschland reported his espionage trial opened in Dresden as authorities announced 147 alleged Western agents.
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Manfred Ger Inch
West Ger Hiaby
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Una
Espionae
Dresden
Penalty Hikes Warn Of Illegal Repeated Phone Solicitations
Local General Telephone Co and district manager Clifford Taylor warn against obscene or lewd phone calls. Violations can bring fines up to 400 dollars or imprisonment. repeated nuisance calls may be stopped by charging the culprits. Emergency withholding penalties include fines or jail and apply to false emergency information.
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Megs
Carly
General Telephone Co
Clifford Taylor
Mner
Corry
Sau
Taylor
The
Jooal
Soviet anti-Peiping manifesto fuels Cold War split
Washington reports the USSR is distributing an anti-Peiping manifesto to Communist parties worldwide. It argues for ideological quarantine of China, questions nuclear war as a path to revolution, and notes Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence stance with Mongolia and Albania cautious, while China resists.
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New York
Soviet Union
Red China
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
Moscow
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Lenin
Tron Curtain
Bucharest
Outer Mongolia
Albania
Dairy Queen Burglary Nets About $50 and Bananas
Russell Briggs reports a burglary at the Dairy Queen on East Columbus Avenue. Nearly $50 in cash and 12 bananas were stolen while doors showed no forced entry. Police note drawers were emptied with only small change left and no sign of intruders.
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Lns Pole
Dairy Queen
East Columbus Avenue
Russell Briggs
Briegs
Harley Drake
Briggs
Drake
Stray Bullet Kills Pa Man From Rifle Fire On Bridge
Police said a 14 year old Pittsburgh boy Richard Piotrowski fired a rifle on a railroad bridge striking 21 year old Robert B. Ewen Jr. in the back of the head fatally wounding him. Piotrowski allegedly said they were shooting at rats and birds.
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Pittsburgh
Richard Piotrowski
Robert B. Ewen Jr
Ewen
Piatrowski
Defiant Castro Shrugs at OAS Mediation Offer
In San Jose Costa Rica Latin American ministers abandon hopes of U S Cuba peace talks as Cuba signals solidarity with the Soviet Union and pledges to resist foreign mediation. Fidel Castro dispatches a special envoy while denouncing Western meddling during an OAS meeting.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Organization of American States Meeting of
Western Hemisphere
Castro
OAS
Soviet Union
Red Chita
Dems Weigh Ending Session Amid Wage and Health Bills
In Washington AP reports Democratic leaders near a plan to salvage a modified wage and health package while abandoning school and general housing bills as Congress edges toward adjournment mid next week. A Senate House conference on medical aid works toward final agreement though mental and tubercular patient provisions stall.
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Wasnuvgton
Aig
House Rules Committee
John F. Kenedy Ofachusetts
Senate
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Congress
Senate House
Meanest Thief Steals Fund For Injured Newlywed Couple
Early today a money box held for injured Esso Hall waitress and her husband was stolen from Esso Hall Service Station restaurant. Howard King reported 5:30 to 6:40 a.m. theft. two rough outsiders seen, police pursue angles. The couple Mr and Mrs David Yost of Elgin were injured in a July 22 wedding and August Erie crash. David faces months in hospital for hip and leg fractures, Nancy recovering from bumps. The box had gathered donations since the crash to aid their Erie hospital stay. Police seek clues and suspect descriptions.
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Esso Hall
Howard King
Eso Hall
David Yost
Elgin
Erie
David
Hamel
Nancy
Esso
Willard Dyckes
Fearful Congo unrest at Leopoldville airfield amid UN stance
UN soldiers from Sudan and Ghana fortified Leopoldville airport with machine guns as Congolese demands for control rise. Lumumba opponents push for Kasai autonomy while Congolese army completes airlift of 40 soldiers on 12th plane. In Ridgefield New Jersey police probe bird poisoning after 109 robins and starlings killed by poisoned bread.
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Sufuluville
Ine Congo
Ghana
U.N
Leopoldville
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
Lumumba
Ridgefield
N. 3
Bergen County Animal Welfare
UF Drive Aides Named for 1960 Campaign
The 1960 United Fund drive announced yesterday by drive chairman Olly W. Braden names leaders for all divisions. Industrial employs is headed by William Helmintoller with north and south sub sections led by Gerald Hammond and Nurey Yenohate respectively. Alfred J. Ficcardi directs the men’s division. Clyde T Ketth runs the advance gifts division. Camden Ruffner and H. Marlin Keppel lead the two corporate teams. Duane Fogle heads clubs and organizations. Johnny Rassbacher supervises professional men and their employes. Russell Brant leads the school employee team. James Allyn heads banks and utilities. Red Cross handles wards and townships. Proceeds will be audited by R. Shin Puller, with Mrs. William Gumbleton and Robert M. Bracken as assistants. Thomas Cragg is publicity chairman.
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Wiyeuon Neugs
United Fund
Drive
Olly W. Braen
William Helmintoller
Gerald Hammond
Nurey Yenohate
Alfred J Ficcardi
Clyde T Ketth
Corporation
Camden Ruffner
H. Marlin Keppel
Duane Fogle
Johny Rassbacher
Whille Russell Brant
James Allyn
Banks and Utilities
Red Cross
Soviet Submarines Threaten Pearl Harbor Defense
Adm. Herbert G. Hoyswood said at a news conference that about 100 Soviet submarines are in the Pacific, a growth from fewer than 20 six years ago. He warned the Red underwater fleet could fire torpedoes, calling it the greatest single threat to the United States.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Soviet Union
Pacific
Herbert G. Hoyswood
United States
Vacant North Main Street House Damaged by Fire
Firefighters attacked a blaze at a vacant two story North Main Street residence starting around 1 a m. The blaze caused extensive interior damage with flames visible from the eaves. Fire officials will continue probing the origin amid rumors of occupants yesterday. Damage estimated at about 12 000 dollars.
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Tre
North Main Street
California
Merlin Proper
Francis Wollemy
Olympic Flame Lit in Rome Relay from Mt Olympus
Rome mayor Urbano Clreccotll lit the Olympic Flame at Campidoglio as runners from Mt Olympus handed the torch. The ceremony occurred in bright sunshine on the eve of the world’s largest ever Olympic Games opening.
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MT. Olympus
Rome
Urbano Clrec— Cotll
Mt Olympus
Greece
Campdoglio
Ancient Forum
Mayne
Police Court Week Set in Erie County
Erie County courts schedule a busy week with multiple appearances. Police will present Metro Fedorchuk at 9 30 p m for driving with license suspended and Frank Armstrong at 1 30 p m for drunken driving. Cpl Keppel will handle Dame, Clarke and Lewis case, with pending pleas before the grand jury.
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Erie County
Harley Drake
Kenneth Nichols
Metro Fedorchuk
Gould Street
Fedorchuk
James Keppel
Lawrence L. Dame
Clymer
Howard C. Lewis
Lakewood
N. C
Keppel
Lewis
Dame
Grand
Drake
Frank R. Armstrong
Guys Mills
Columbus Avenue
Corry Peat Products Co
Armstrong
William Senyo
Erle
Senyo
Hoffa eyes control of airline industry says pilot leader
Clarence Sayen president of the Air Line Pilots Association warns President James R Hoffa could seize airline control amid fuel disputes. Sayen cites Teamsters overtures to pressure Continental and Eastern airlines and to strike alongside flight engineers and other workers to dominate cockpit operations.
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Waucandary — Seamaster
James R Hoffa
Clarence N. Sayen
Air Line Pilots Association
Hoffa
Sayen
Teamsters
Murdle
Engle Sheers
Continental
Eastern Airlines
Id Gaven
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Organization of American States
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Dems
New Congo
UF Drive
Fear Hoffa
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