Lodge Diem Set To Lock Horns Carry Men Aid In Capture Of Mental Patient
A hospital worker aiding in a parade capture helped seize an escapee from North Warren State Hospital. The patient, not violent, was taken to Youngsville with hospital security after a brief pursuit and transport by radio car. In Saigon, U.S. Ambassador Lodge met President Diem as protests and martial law gripped the city amid a Buddhist crisis and student demonstrations.
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Donald Sickler
Spring Creek
Sickler
Richard Bogert
West Pleasant Street
Sons
Paul Crowell
Corry
Civil Defense Police
Crowell
Youngsville
Nelson Johnson
Mercer County Health Association
Mercer County
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South Viet Nam
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Neo ‘Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
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U.S
University of Saigon
Ment of Diem
Police Cruiser Fatally Strikes 74 Year Old In Pittsburgh Suburb
A police cruiser struck Cecilia Kujanek, 74, as she crossed Route 8 near Allison Park. She died after injuries in St. Francis General Hospital. Police Chief A J Inks said she was hit Friday near the Holy Ghost Home.
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St. Francis General Hospital
Cecilia Kujanek
Holy Ghost
Allison Park
Hampton Two
A. J. Inks
Sgt York Taken Off Serious Ill List
Nashville AP reports 75 year old WWI hero Alvin C York has been removed from the seriously ill list at Veterans Hospital in Nashville. York was admitted July 8 for treatment of bed sores.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin
York
Veterans’ Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Silent Pre School Session Opens in Corry Schools
The Corry public schools plan a silent mediation day to comply with the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible readings. Staff gather September 3 in the high school auditorium for a morning program led by Glen nis Rickert and a panel on parental expectations. Afternoon sessions feature Supt. Thomas Shupe outlining objectives and state policy, with elementary and secondary teachers meeting with supervisors and principals.
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Supreme Court
Corry
Glennis Rickert
Kane Public Schools
John Brown
James Hileman
Russell Brant
Robert Moore
Thomas Shupe
Ann R. Baresi
Leroy Peck
State Laws Change Likely to Pass in November Referendum
Harrisburg report notes optimism for near passage of the two constitutional revision measures. Gov. Scranton backs the referendum with a campaign plan and a bipartisan governor’s committee to lead efforts. Major party leaders support the move, editorial opinion leans favorable, and a nonpartisan grass roots group aids outreach.
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Harrisburg
Aveery
Gutleaka
Scranton
Raymond P. Shafer
Genevieve Blatt
State Committee For Constitutional Revision
A Tm
Protestants Meet to Discuss Catholic Relations at World Council
Representatives of the 100 member policy making committee of the World Council of Churches met in Rochester for their annual meeting. Sessions covered relations with the Roman Catholic church as part of discussions, with member churches including Anglican Orthodox and various Protestant bodies totaling about 400 million adherents in more than 90 countries.
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Rochester
N.Y
World Council of Churches
World Council
Socialist Youth Congress Concludes With Peace Appeal
More than 200 young socialists from 75 countries ended a week-long policy session in Oslo by condemning both capitalism and communism for hastening world annihilation. The seventh world congress of the International Union of Socialist Youth adopted a declaration urging disarmament and pledging unreserved support to the United Nations.
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Norway
International Union of Socialist Youth
United Nations
March Forms Under Gaze Of Old Abe
Washington prepares for a major civil rights march as 100 000 or more protesters gather at the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial to petition for redress of grievances. The piece contrasts the city’s monuments with crime and segregation, noting shifts in demographics and rising tensions.
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Old Abe
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White House
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Lincoln Memorial
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Greece
Virginia
Maryland
Star Porter to wed Wonarow after Poland tour
Lulu Porter 22 of Youngstown Ohio says the experience of roughing it in Poland convinced her and manager Jerry Fonharow to marry. Porter and Wonarow 32 set their wedding for February in Hollywood.
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Poland
Lulu Porter
Jerry Fonharow
Miss Porter
Youngstown
Ohio
Wonarow
Hollywood
Pennsylvania Officials Rule Bible Reading Not Permissible In Public Schools
In Harrisburg Atty Gen Waller Alessandroni said group Bible readings and prayers may not be conducted in public schools while silent meditation is allowed. He permitted Bible study as literature or history but barred devotional exercises despite prior local adoption. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision on Bible reading in schools.
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Waller E. Alessandron
Attorney General
Department of Public Instruction
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Alessandroni
Miners Chat Like Pair Of Blithe Spirits In Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two trapped miners Hank Throne and Davey Fellin exchanged jokes and reminiscences while awaiting rescue from a 331 foot underground chamber. A third miner Louis Bova remained separated as fate stayed uncertain after a 14 day cave in.
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David Fellin
Henry Throne
Pellin
Throne
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Bova
Hank Throne
Davey ‘Fellin
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John Slean
Louis Bova
Fellin
Montana Fire Rips Through 700 Acres Near Yellowstone
Forest service officials said a rugged Cin nabar Basins fire near Yellowstone National Park swept through 700 acres of heavy timber Sunday night. Smoke jumpers flew from Missoula and 100 firefighters traveled from Billings as bulldozers moved in to build fire lines.
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Gardiner
Mont
Forest Service
Yellowstone Naional Park
Missoula
Billings
12 Day Old Girl Survives Route 220 Crash
A two car collision on Route 220 near Bedford killed Irvin L. Biliott and Mildred G. McConnell. A 12 day old girl named Emma, in a basket on the back of one car, survived with no reported injuries. Albert McConnell, the husband, remained in fair condition at Sacred Heart Hospital after the crash. State police said Elliott swerved into the oncoming lane on a curve, triggering the fatal crash.
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Pedfohd
Irvin L. Biliott
Cumberland R. D. 2
Mildred G. McConnell
Bedford
Wolfiston
Albert McConnell
Sacred Heart
Cumberland
Emma
Elliott
MecConnell
Bitter Rails Work Dispute Pushes Arbitration Plan
Washington AP reports Senate moves to require compulsory arbitration over the diesel fireman job cuts and train crew makeup in a broad rail labor dispute. Democrats split on wage terms while five rail brotherhoods condemn the bill as harming bargaining. Carriers push changes while unions threaten an immediate strike at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. House panel plans a parallel move as talks collapse under Labor Department scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate
Toadey Everett M. Dirksen
Miinals
Senate Commerce Committer
Seversman
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce ‘Committee
Labor Department
Three area motorists escape injury in $1,350 damage crashes
Corry State Police report two weekend auto wrecks with total property damage of $1,350. At 2 p.m. Saturday seven miles east of Corry on Route 6 Neil Hayes 34 of Ripley North Carolina tried to turn left into a berm and collided with a westbound car driven by Leakman Quinn 41 of Warren. No injuries but extensive damage. possible charges pending. At 4:50 a.m. Sunday Robert Murtz 20 of Tinville rd 1 Centerville ran off Route 8 into an embankment and utility pole, causing about $1 damage. He was apparently inattentive. charges possible.
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Corry
Neil Hayes
B.C
Ripley
N. C
Leakman Quinn
Warren
Haven
Robert Murtz
Rd.1
Tineville
Route 8
Centerville
Seld Martz
Faulty Concrete Blamed Tear It Down Ordered For New York School
New York City education officials ordered demolition and rebuilding of a partially completed $9.16 million Brooklyn elementary school after tests showed concrete strength far below the required 3500 psi. The contractor faces $200k-$400k in demolition costs. a $1.5 million performance bond stands. Work halted after inspectors found defects in lightweight concrete used on Public School 9 near Neptune Avenue.
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Hull
Jimia
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