Western Hemisphere ministers seek compromise on Castro condemnation
At San Jose Costa Rica the Organization of American States minsters neared a compromise on a resolution condemning Communist infiltration in Latin America while avoiding explicit denouncement of Cuba's Castro regime. A committee of nine nations seeks a middle ground blending views and possibly addressing U S Cuban tensions.
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Coxts
Maming Castro
Snydet Union
Red China
Colombia
Costa Rica
Panama
Honduras
Mexico
Brazil
Uruguay
el Salvador
Argentina
Chile
Cuba
United States
Castro
Harry Roa
Roa
U S Army Attache Faces Espionage Allegations
MOSCOW AP An American GI deserter accuses Col Theodore Hoffman U S Army Attache in Moscow of espionage. Sloboda 38 claims U S spies were sent to the Soviet Union as tourists delegates and diplomats. Hoffman plans to return to Moscow Sept 4 from Germany where he vacationed with family. Sloboda deserted from a US Army Intelligence unit in West Germany three weeks ago amid gambling debt and debts reported by his wife.
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U.S. Army
Theodore F. Hoffman
Vladimir Sloboda
Soviet Union
U.S
George Payne Winters Jr
Col. Hoffman
West Germany
Slobora
Hoffman
Germany
Pughtown
Army Intelligence School
Ft. Holabird
Sloboda
US ‘Army
Heidelberg
U S Navy Brings Relief to Luzon Flood Victims
U S Navy landing craft hit Linagen beach in Luzon delivering food and clothing to flood victims. Filipino residents welcomed the relief ships as Governor of Pangasinan Province ordered units to action yesterday.
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Manilaak
Linagen
Luzon
Philippines
AD Oy I
Pangasinan
Guards and deputies mistake sparks fatal shootout
In Fort Worth Texas two sheriff's deputies and two armored car guards opened fire thinking the others were bandits wounding Deputy Windle Coy Ray and James E Hitcherson both in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital The gunfight occurred as the three car theft crew halted The wounded victims and involved parties praised restraint and no robbery occurred
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Fort Worth
Tex
Armworld Call Service
Tarrant County
Harlon Wright
Windle Coy Ray
James E. Hitcherson
Halim City
St. Joseph Hospital
Wright
Ray
Hutcherson
PRR to Receive 20 Million for Giving Up Track
The Pennsylvania Railroad will get 20 million dollars in installments for abandoning the Salamanca Division tracks near the Klaztia Dam reservoir. The payment covers diverting freight traffic by upgrading the Chautauqua Division and is part of the dam’s estimated 119 million dollar cost. Large land purchases in the reservoir area are also charged to the project.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Salamanca Division
Klaztia Dam
Chautauqua
Lawyers State Major Conclave
Washington AP report on the American Bar Association annual meeting with lawyers from the United States Britain Canada and Australia preparing for a five day conference. The Connally Reservation on US participation in World Court decisions sparks early debate as uniform laws and judicial procedures are discussed.
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Washington
United States
Britain
World Court
American Bar Assn
ABA
London
Canada
Australia
Sen. Fom Connally
Texas
Connally
Waterhouse Garage Robbery Follows Two Similar Thefts
A noon hour theft at the Waterhouse Garage on West South Street saw a bank deposit envelope taken from an unlocked safe. The money disappeared while staff were away and the case mirrors a prior noontime heist at the H and H Gleaners. Police pursue leads as a pattern emerges with other small cash thefts this week.
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Waterhouse
West South Street
Lois. E. McCray
W. W. Waterouse
Leavig
Miss McC
H and H
West Main Street
Rotary leader Guy Guin Gundaker dies at 87
Philadelphia obituary reports Guy Guin Gundaker former Rotary International president in 1923 and 1924, longtime Lancaster native. Retired teacher, newspaper writer, attorney and restaurant operator, Gundaker died yesterday at age 87.
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Rotary
Philadelphia
Guy Guindager
Rotary International
Gundaker
Lancaster
Senate near end as medical aid bill heads to Eisenhower
The Senate approved a social security backed medical aid bill 57 to 24 with 5 Republicans joining 52 Democrats. The measure would provide 200 million dollars yearly in federal grants to fund limited medical care for the elderly. House action followed with no roll call and the package faced a House Senate clash over wage legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate House
House
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Supreme Cent
Senate House Conference Committee
Hisenhower
Farmer Trapped Under Tractor For Two Days
Sixty three year old William Yingst was found Friday after two days pinned under his overturned tractor on a 120 acre farm in Huntsville. His right arm was amputated above the elbow and his yellow dog Billy stayed beside him during the ordeal until a boy discovered him. The dog carried a note Yingst wrote in its collar but the mailman missed the cries.
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Huntsville
Rte. AF
William Yingst
Yingst
Billy
Kohler Hit By NLRB Over Six Year UAW Strike Rehire Ordered
The NLRB ruled Kohler Co guilty of unfair labor practices in a six year strike at its Wisconsin plumbing plant and ordered rehire for up to 1,700 workers fired in 1954. The company will appeal as UAW seeks reinstatement for 17 additional workers. The dispute has drawn national attention as a lengthy labor fight.
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National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
Anot
Walter Reuther
UAW
Kohler
NLRB
Senate
George A. Downing
West Diplomats See Congo Tilting Toward Commies
Western diplomats in Leopoldville observe Congo moves toward the Communist bloc under Premier Lumumba. Soviet officials and Pravda’s presence signal pro Soviet influence, while local autonomy trends and student protests test Lumumba’s leadership in a newly independent Congo.
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Commies
Lynn Heinerling
Leopoldville
The
Premie
Patrice Lukumba
Tak
Dyushin
Anicet Kashamura
IG. A. Kukov
Pravda
Lumumba
Conference of Independent African States
Liquor License Fee Refunds Total 182 500 Shared by Counties
The State Liquor Control Board announced refunds of 182 500 in beer and liquor license fees paid by establishments in municipalities during February 1 to July 31 1960. Erie County communities Corry Union City North East Wattsburg and townships Columbus Amity Wayne receive specified amounts including Corry 3450 Union City 1800 North East 2050 Wattsburg 300 Columbus 300 Amity 300 and Wayne 450.
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Antqual
Liquor Board
Auditor General
Erie County
Corry
Union City
North East
Wattsburg
Columbus
Amity
Wayne Township
City Files Three Income Tax Suits
The city files three civil suits to collect back income taxes. Hearings are set before Alderman Porter Auer on Tuesday for Francis L. Long who owes 63.94 for 1957 1958 and 1959. Alderman M. S. Cobbett will hear two other cases on Thursday involving Dilworth Davis Jr. who owes 106 for 1958 and Richard Hand who owes 169.76 for 1957 1958 and 1959.
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Corryiles
Richard Hand
West Smith Street
Reds Cancel Hotel Bill in Khrushchev Visit Incident
In Pittsburgh the Carlton House hotel and the Soviet Embassy settled a $1 000 hotel bill incurred by Soviet newsmen during Premier Khrushchev's visit last September. The hotel reported nonpayment initially but received a check yesterday to clear the debt.
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Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Carlton House
Washington
Ambassadors Likely to Keep Posts Under New President
Washington expects most U.S. ambassadors to remain in place when a new president takes office. About 90 envoys exist, with roughly 25 political appointees and 65 career diplomats. Ambassadors usually resign on a new president’s arrival, but significant turnover is not expected regardless of party.
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Washington
U.S
White House
Nixon
Kennedy
Foreign Service
Senate
Warren tummy trouble prompts medical briefing
Warren health officers investigate a gastro intestinal illness flare with several mild cases. County medical director Dr Ross Bryan said the illness is not serious and treatable with antibiotics. He reported no hospitalizations and rapid recovery in many cases.
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Warren
Ross Bryan
Brynet
Soviets Warm Up To U. S. Athletes
Soviets appear friendlier toward American Olympians signaling a thaw in the cold war. Kenneth Tug Wilson says the camaraderie began at track and field and seems genuine. An unnamed Olympic official notes Russians push propaganda but insists the athletes are capable and respectful.
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Romb
Kenneth
Tug) ‘Wilson
U. S
Link Smith With Murder Vehicle
Testimony links Elmo Smith to a stolen car used to abduct Philadelphia schoolgirl Maryann Mitchell who authorities say was killed. Witnesses identify a watch and hair evidence tied to Smith. prosecutors connect the car and bumper marks to the crime scene in Montgomery County.
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Gettysburg
Elmo Smith
Philadelphia
Norristown
Vincent A. Cirillo
Montgomery County
Bryson
Nittyanr
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