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Johnson Backs Half Billion In Foreign Aid Hike
Senate appropriations committee members vote 4-7 to recommend a foreign aid increase of about 500 million dollars, raising the bill’s total to roughly 8.092 billion with carryover funds. President Eisenhower signals support for substantial aid, aiming to fund security needs and domestic programs amid bipartisan backing.
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Johnson
Ate Appropriations Committee
Eivenson
Vammiline
Senate
Washington
Senaté
Lyndon B.iihinsor
Alors
Texas
Eisenhower
Askad
siapHet
WON
Hany
Wolk
Milion
Willine
Parlin
Witton
Wong
Drunken driving defendant sentenced after multiple arrests
In Corry, a man pled guilty to two charges of drunken driving before Judge Samuel Rossiter. He was arrested by police on May 10 and August 1 for related offenses. The judge imposed a 60 day sentence and a $100 fine. Professor Robert A. Pare resigned Saturday as vice chancellor of a university program.
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S.saonte
Corry
Junge Samuel Rossiter
Sirimons
Pittsburgh
Robert A. ‘Pare
Batuhrday
Fvetith Prntesntons
University of
Tobacco Chewing Listed As Driving Peril
A city report notes tobacco chewing as a driving hazard after a crash on Molt Street. An officer said the driver rolled down a van window to spit tobacco juice, losing control and hitting a utility pole at about 25 miles per hour.
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Tolmeen
Glen Gate
Gites
Hilal
Plane Crash Destroys Two Homes in Clinton Hive Area
A plane crashed near Clinton Hive, nine miles west of Greater Pittsburg Lorehy Airport, destroying two homes and causing a small explosion. Initial reports claimed a jet, but civil air officials said a propeller driven T26 was en route from Pittsburgh to Youngstown. One presumed fatality, the pilot, remained unconfirmed while occupants of the homes escaped serious injuries.
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Perr Resurant Imn
Clinton Hive
Greater
Pites- Lorehy
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tom Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohiti
Pondit
Hemry McLaughtin
Clinton
Hance
Morris, Ritchey
Motaughitt
Gus Smith
Two Killed In Plane Crash Near Columbus
Two western Pennsylvania men died and a nine year old boy was injured yesterday when light airplanes collided or crashed near Columbus. Victims were James W. Davis of Hishanniny and Donald Garris Se of Van Wert. Donald Dr. remained in fair condition at St Ann Hospital Reynoldsburg with a fractured right leg and left arm. The plane apparently lost away while on a flight bound to Cincinnati and crashed four miles southwest of Reynoldsburg.
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Columsus
Ome
Pennsylvania
Columbus
James W. Davis
Hishanniny
Donald Garris Se
Vanerent
Roy
Donald Dr
St. Ann Hidny Hospital
Reynoldsburg
Witty
Leechbury
Cincinnat
I Field
Trucker Killed In Two Car Crash On Turnpike
Beaver Falls Pa. A Colorado truck driver Aaron J Work 25 of Denver was killed in a two car collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Saturday. Three other men injured include Work's helper Ivan Kraft 27 of Derby Cotp. Bernard Karshana 25 of Untontown Pa drove the smaller vehicle and was admitted to Providence General Rosy at Benyer Falls.
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Beaver Palls
Colorado
Ednt
Okiaine
Aaron J
Work
Denver
Tvan Kraft
Derby
Cotp
Bernard Kar~shana
Untontown
Rosy
Benyer Falls
Fire damages Somerset Processing Plant and mill complex
A blaze at a Somerset processing plant and nearby mill caused extensive damage. Owner Wayehe Pile estimated losses around 160000 dollars as flames engulfed structures about 160 miles northeast of Somerset, with authorities reporting significant property destruction.
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Somerset
Cretmery CO
Friedéns
Tour Millon
HAL
Four Saved After Rowboat Capsized in Shguy Lake
Four people from Spartansburg Pittsburg and West Spring Creek were rescued when their rowboat overturned on Shguy Lake near Cochran ton. Mr and Mrs Charles Tarr Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs Ors Mitchell clung to the craft until Russell Miller of Greensboro and a local youth pulled them to safety. All were taken to the Harry Wheeler home. Mrs Tarr later treated for shock. The group had lost about $100 in fishing gear.
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Drew
West Spring Creek
Pittsyburgh
Shguy Lake
Cochranton
Charles Tarr
Spartansburg
Charles Stewart
Pittsburgh
Ors Mitchell
West
Spring Creek
Russell Miller
Greensboro
Miller
Tarr
Stewart
Mitchell
Crath
Harry Wheeler
Taer
Torshock
Tatr
Driver In Area Wreck Cite Driver In Area Wreck
New York State Police cited Harry Stevens of North Clymer for reckless driving after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Max Gregory of Euclid Street near Panama while en route to Lakewood. Gregory and wife, three children, and mother-in-law Mrs. Cora Joseph were hospitalized or treated for multiple injuries and shock.
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New York
Harry Stevens
R. D
North Clymer
Stevens
Atdant
Max Gregory
Euclid
Gregory
Cora Joseph
Josey
Jonestown General Hospital
Officer Denies Senator's False Testimony Charge
A Republican senator accuses Lt Gen Emniett O'Donnell of giving false testimony to win approval for a reserve general, while the Armed Services Committee delays Stewart's promotion amid claims of misleading testimony. O'Donnell says he will comment after reviewing the senator's allegations, as Mrs Smith, a lieutenant colonel in the Air Reserve, reports complaints from Reserve Association spokesmen.
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Seana Eens Perera Eee Gyret Chase Smittr
Maine
Emniett O'Donnell
James Blewatt
O'Donnel
Sen. Smith
Congressional
Benite Armed Services Committee
Stewart
Ratone
Kenernth
Air Force Reserve
Mes Smith O'Donnell
Ben
Amith
Air Force
Linus
Rules Committee Breaks Stymie On Civil Rights
Washington report shows the House Rules Committee voting 10 to 2 to clear a civil rights compromise measure. Chairman Howard W. Smith and skeptics faced opposition as a 12 member group moved toward House action. A compromise would let federal judges punish certain crimes without full protections, paving a path to a floor vote.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Skep. Colmer
House
Lowry
Chawman Smith
Ulan Committee
Hugh Scott JR
Howse
Four Arrested in Libel Inquiry and Warrants Issued
New Castle police report four men arrested and four warrants issued for libel related to May primary campaign in Lawrence County. Suspects Rex Ciccone Adolf Digennaro Edward Ticker and Frank Natale taken from home. others Samuel F Asciony Patsy A Dando Frank Acquaviva and Sally Saunders sought. Attorney General Thomas D. McBride appoints special prosecutor Deputy AG Frank P. Lawley Jr to handle case as investigation continues and materials tied to pamphlets distributed before the May 21 primary are reviewed.
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New Castle
Puim
Chuiretne
Erininad Noel
Cengplriey
Lyberm Tire
Lawrence County
Rex Ciccone
Adolf Digennaro
Edward ©. Ticker
Frank Natale
Wlso
Samuel F Asciony
Patsy A. Dando
Frank Acquaviva
Sally Saunders
Richard Gray
Howard Ivo
Frank L. Coen
Ty Hazelsbure
Thomas D. McBride
Ktorney ” McBride
Frank P. Lawley Jr
Nino
Muall
Four Injured In Turnpike Crash Near Bedford
State Police reported four people injured in a turnpike crash east of Bedford when a vehicle struck a tractor trailer and two westbound cars. Injured were Anthony Lane, 19, of Detroit. Cla Washington, 25, of Cleveland. Miss Colleen Wall, 24, of Cleveland. and Roland Gelman, 22, of New Holland PA City. All were admitted to Bedford County Memorial Hospital.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania
Bedford County
Mimors
Anthony Late
Detroit
Cla
Washington
Mew Holand
Warrington
Mike Wallace
Lace
Auta
Bevis
Warnings Rise Over Atomic Fallout Risks
A committee report warns that fallout from American and British nuclear tests could reach dangerous levels for future generations. Experts say annual radioactive emissions may exceed one million tons, sparking concerns about strontium and other elements across the globe amid ongoing tests.
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Wwen
Washington
Senate
Compaiiten
Tri Polo Alto
Calih
Tnetutule of
Biological Science
Palo Alto
Wan Hyerkged
Asiatic Flu Hits U S Bases Amid War Strain
An epidemic of Asiatic influenza affects U S military bases in Britain and Europe. More than 600 American service members reported ill or dead. Affected personnel face new travel bans and compulsory isolation measures as authorities pursue positive identification and reporting. Ten new cases among American airmen appeared in the London area with additional cases near Buyliwnwood and northern line regions.
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London
Gnokenman Sidel
Buyliinwvodd
Skeleton Under House Poses Big Mystery To Cops
Harrisburg police investigate a buried skeleton found under a house dating to 1824 built for Joseph Heisler of Berks County. Cpls. Smith and a party of settlers recovered the body earlier, while the current owner is said to have aided or witnessed digging. The site lines up with a historic “old house” near the Susquehanna River, adding mystery to the case.
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Harrisburg
Seit
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Hartisburg
Joseph Heisler
Berks County
Robert Smith
Shire Police
Stueranion
Simith
Cami
Iit
Scinter
Coulson
Fuirviesy
Diggley
Li Blesielits
Rain Averts Fire Threat As Pennsylvania Rain Elevates Relief
Heavy rainfall across southeastern Pennsylvania eased drought and forest fire danger, with more than three inches in parts and over two inches in Philadelphia region. The Weather Bureau reported relief for crops and pastures, though Lancaster County farmers faced losses from prior dryness and storms. Streets flooded in cities as downpours caused property damage and toppled trees.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
al Harrie- Wire
Rhins
Barentt
B. Rowland
Chilef Forest
Sorin
Wren
Weather Buréau
Harslaburg
Lancaster County
M. M -Smuith
Neriouslyra
Seeveral
First Snake Bite Recorded Locally In Many Years
A local report from Corry Memorial Hospital notes Pattie Robison, a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robie, bitten on the leg by a snake. She received a tetanus shot and treatment. details uncertain due to garbled transmission.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Pattie Robison
Dina Mini
Richard Robie
Erie
Walt
Atlantic Plans Equalization Of State Gas Prices
Atlantic outlines efforts to standardize fuel pricing across Pennsylvania amid a summer of price spikes. Dreight Y Golley, Atlantic’s marketing chief, says the plan aims for a uniform level while detailing zones and delivery charges. In eastern Pennsylvania some stations report 179 cents per gallon. western zones would see a one cent higher retail price to equalize markets.
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Shte
Galeton Colley
Atlantie
Alantie
Colley
Pennsylvania
British RAF Planes Back n Oman
British air force action followed rumors of rebel leaders in the Omani mountains near Muscat. Reports claim two weeks of raids targeted a village harboring Tamauld and allied figures as Britain weighs a response to threats of guerrilla campaigns against Sultan Saidah Talmur.
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Manama
Babriti
Tmam Ghaleb Ben Ali
Taleb
Suleiman bin Himyar
Sultan Saidah Talmur
Muscat
Oman
RAF
Legrets
Dermand
Unoftiota
Tamauld
Cairo
Nocmark
Rains Quell Forest Fire Near Canadian Border
Firefighters battled a week-long blaze thatcharred over 9 000 acres of scrub pine near Lattsburgh New York as heavy rain finally eased the flames. Local coordinator Mel Titus commanded hundreds of firemen volunteers and forest rangers with aid from George Young of Suranne Lakes to secure the area around Altona and protect nearby homes.
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Lattsburgh
New York
U. B-Canadian
George Young
Suranne Lakes
Mel 'Titus Guintin
Altona
Death of Tot in Kane County Tied to Cerebral Thrombosis
The Kane County pathologist Enid says 2 year old Ellen Schmidt died from a cerebral thrombosis. The child collapsed Saturday while at Kane Community Hospital after being admitted six hours earlier. Parents Ma and William Schirlet accompanied her, and the body was sent to the Nuch for autopsy. Dr Hennibold noted the condition is rare among children.
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Nuemeny County
Enid
Ellen Schmidt Wis
Srombowis
Kane Community
William Schirlet
Kane
Hennibold
Three Teenagers Die After Indiana Crash On Nut 44h
A multi-vehicle collision near Nut 44h in Indiana killed three teens on their way home. Names listed include Lindy Miller, Vinonidales William Fi Strenkos, Jamesboro resident, and Qeny Frank Toth of Springrove. Police say the cause is under investigation and funeral services are pending. Bank president A Grew of New Castle died yesterday from a heart attack. funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Beypt
Sind
Klong
Byrn
Kunully
Cudrsyyithy
Nusser
Une
Eyrtier
Alexandria
Uintine
Egypt
Niles
Beirut
Kuwwatty
Damascus
Syria
Loy Henderson
Henderson
Adnan Menderes
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
Trig
Antara
Middle East
Moscow
Cairo
U. S
Indiana
Charmeast
Lindy Miller
Vin Onidales
William Fi “Strenkos
Jamesboro
Frank Toth
Springrove Strenko
Pallee
New Castle
Neve Gastie
the Peoples Bank of
Lawrence County
Denied Japanese charge over firing range death case
In Maebashi Japan Gl Denies luring a scavenger to death during a firing range incident. Testimony shows the 22 year old defendant said the death was an accident and apologized. Prosecution claims empty shells lured victims onto the range then gunfire followed. Trial opened amid heavy security with 90 people in a jammed courtroom and thousands more watching.
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Maebabhi
Japan
Willan S. Girard
Okuwit
Floyd
Nake
Saleal
Nakes
Girard
Sakat
Itsuro Hayashi
United States
A. Girard
U.S
Somagahara
Hot Rodders Arrested For Reckless Driving
Three men identified as Dennis C Beardsley Russell Warner and Troy A McElroy were arrested after attempting to perform stunts to impress bystanders at Esso Hall yesterday morning. Police followed them from the street and charged them with reckless driving before turning the case over for arraignment.
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Esso
Denns C Beardsley
West Chiurely Street
Russel Warner
Mound Street
Troy A. McElroy
Snyder Circle HY
Cobbett
Drivers Escape In Auto Crash
A car crash on Route 0 near Corry involved Henry Keele 46 of Evo and Pu Culver 18 of ROD. Keele escaped with minor injuries while Culver died after a barge collision on the Washington riverfront, the incident occurring near Millsboro.
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Eno Pedt
Waiury
Evenity
Corry
Joe Dannie
Werk
Henry
Keele 46
Evo
Rete Siowell
Fubwlitor
Strick
Purede Culver
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