Dag Hammarskjold as United Nations secretary general
Dag Hammarskjold has officially left the post as of August 10, with the Twelfth General Assembly set to open September 17 and no successor named yet. The Swedish former secretary of state is noted for his bachelor status and strong U.N. diplomacy, backed by the United States and generally unopposed by the Soviet bloc.
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Allies and Loans in Dulles Testimony Sparks Debate
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles defended U.S. strategy to aid developing nations with long-term loans, stressing that saving a country from communism serves American interests even if the country dislikes the United States. The exchange occurred before a House Appropriations subcommittee with Representative Winfield K. Denton questions.
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U. S. Denies Entry To China Reporters
A broadcast accuses the United States of denying entry to Chinese reporters while alleging the policy harms equality and reciprocity. It says China will continue to foster contacts and mutual understanding between peoples. Britain and France permit New China News Agency correspondents in London and Paris.
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Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
Santander Spain reports thousands of Nationalist troops seizing control of Corry and raising the red and gold flag. A pair of Buffalo youths were nabbed robbing Nick T. Costello grocery on South Main Street. a third fugitive, Elias Swanson, escaped. A 65 year old farmer was killed when kicked by a horse near Chandlers Valley. A city park children’s show is planned with a 130 o clock start tomorrow afternoon. Rex Theater reissues Hell Drivers with Clark Gable and Wallace Beery Friday and Saturday. Drivers and Stan hope Hose Company oppose police call HQ at First Ward fire station, fearing delayed fire alarms. Weather draws many locals to nearby lakes and woods yesterday.
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Chicago Scout Killed In Crash Near Gainesville
Chicago Cubs scout and former player Ty Griff, 61, died when his car left the highway and overturned near Gainesville while he was scouting players in Georgia. A Mobile, Alabama resident, Griff began as a first baseman with the Atlanta Crackers in 1919 and played for Philadelphia through 1921.
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Soldier Killed in Route 27 Crash Near Titusville
Corporal Donald S. McElhaney Jr., 22, of Tryonville Pa, died instantly when his car left Route 27 and rolled over three miles east of Titusville. He was the seventh family member to die in recent years after a home fire in Townville on March 15 1953. He was stationed at Camp Rucker Alabama and credited with saving his brother Russell during a prior fire.
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Crawford County Fair Declared Biggest and Best
Meadville The 1957 Craw ford County Fair closed with patrons and concessionaires calling it the biggest and best. Fair president Milton D. Nodler estimated Saturday’s crowd at about 20 900 and total week attendance near 155 000, with the fair likely in the black for the second consecutive year under Nodler’s leadership.
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Italian writer Uberto Saha dies at 74 in Gorizia
Italian poet Uberto Saha, 74, renowned author, died yesterday in Gorizia. Funeral arrangements pending as literary circles mourn the loss of a major figure in contemporary Italian letters.
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Letters To The Editor On Route 6 Traffic Safety
The writer urges respect for Little Children and safer driving near homes along Route 6. They highlight a Water Safety Program run by a volunteer, praised for teaching thousands and saving hundreds of lives without pay, emphasizing community gratitude and civic responsibility.
Four Riders Complete 100 Mile Bike Trip
Four Butler men finished a 100 mile bicycle journey from Butler at 6 p.m. Friday night. The survivors of a group of 20 adults rode eight hours in route, stopping at Brennamen's Corners. Elmer MacDonald led, Mishima Mycithion was second, Albert Shaoigul Hek Regs followed, and the group was greeted by friends in Kane who planned to escort them home.
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