Eisenhower Ends Balmoral Visit Prepares Fresh Talks
President Eisenhower bade farewell to Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle and prepared for high level diplomacy. He enjoyed a respite from cheering crowds as he toured the royal estate with the Queen's family, including the young heir, and then planned updated summit discussions with Khrushchev. Macmillan aims for a Western summit but conditions progress first. De Gaulle seeks equal footing in NATO and Algeria issues loom ahead of Paris talks and the Washington summit. Eisenhower later met Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn and said the visit yielded substantial gains.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Eisenhower
Elizabeth
Balmoral Castle
Washington
Scottish Highlands
Moscow
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Bonn
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
France
Algeria
Paris
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Sunday Paper Now Legal In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Gov. David L. Lawrence signed a bill exempting newspapers from Blue Laws, legalizing Sunday sales. The measure raises penalties for certain Sunday sales and accompanies other laws raising election official pay, retirement ages for borough employees, and various county and state provisions including land transfers, surplus food handling, and road parking rules.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
General Assembly
Lawrence
Allegheny County
Property and Supplies Department
Public Welfare Secretary
Limerick
Monttgomery County
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Inc
Reds Ban Tests If U.S. Follows Suit
Moscow reports the Soviet Union agrees to extend its moratorium on nuclear tests to align with Western powers and urges others not to test. Khrushchev’s letter pattern shows readiness to honor a pledge, while Western nations push for a universal ban. The U.S., Britain, and USSR have stalled in Geneva negotiations for a permanent ban.
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Moscow
U.S
Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Sahara Desert
Geneva
Youth Dies After 12 in Auto Roll Into River Crash
Bradford youth Timothy Donohue, 18, died at Salamanca District Hospital after a car carrying 12 people failed to navigate a turn at Allegheny State Park and plunged into the Allegheny River. Driver Hayes Henton, 18, fractured collar bone. Elaine Civerio, 14, laceration. One passenger ejected. Others from Buffalo and campers. Donohue was St Bernard High School graduate and GM scholarship winner bound for Notre Dame.
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Pnaurmy
Bradford
Allegheny River
Timothy Donohue
Salamanca District
Hayes Henton
Salamanca Hospital
Bradford Hospital
Elaine Civerio
Buffalo
Alex Pantuso
Lewis Run
Allegheny State Park
Joe Billavia
Mike Carrato
Russell Dispenza
Marge Greiner
Marcella Guarino
Tom Garretson
Terry Aquilini
Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Deputies
Herbert Ablers
Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Department
Margaret Henton
Ahlers
Paul Day
Water
Donohue
St Bernard High School
General Motors Corp
Notre Dame University
Gannon College
Knights of Columbus
Worley Pushes Krushchev Visit To General Assembly
Republican Francis Worley of Adams County asks the House to invite Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to address the Legislature. He aims to show Khrushchev how a state body operates and invites him to dinner with Worley’s family at their York Springs home.
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Francis Worley
House
Nikita Krushchev
Khrushchev
Worley
Adams County
York Springs
Father confesses to killing son and leads to grave
Robert Monroe, 30, admitted beating his son Thomas R. Monroe for stealing. He said the boy died, they staged a disappearance, and he buried the body in a vacant lot cave. Monroe led police to the shallow grave. his wife faces accessory to murder charges.
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Poilaveurmin Vari
Robert Monroe
Thomas R. Monroe
Monroe
Thomas
Ike veto kills Kinzua funds in Washington
President Eisenhower vetoed the 81.2 million public works appropriation for the Allegheny River reservoir and dam at Kinzua, killing the funds. Congress had approved 1.4 million for the project, with renewal possible only if the veto is overridden. House leaders planned a vote Wednesday, while Seneca Indian opposition had already delayed work.
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Allegheny River
Kinz
Einenhowers Voto
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Indiana
Selective Thief Taesbayen 9 Close Labor Vote
A thief stolen from Che Ch cha Hi Cleaners at 26 West Main yesterday. The bag held cash and checks totaling about $3 with $6021 in checks and $41.54 in cash left behind. Mrs Henton reported the loss at 12 45 and later found the bag beneath a clothes rack at 9 20 this morning. Police Chief Harley Drake led the investigation as staff were questioned.
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Che H Cha Hi Cleaners
West Main Street
Stanley Henton
Sysiand
Henton
Harley Drake
Drakel
Huge Parade To Climax Oil Week
SUTUSVILLE reports a grand three mile parade ending Oil Week with 23 bands 9 drum and bugle corps 33 floats 21 marching units and 22 antique cars. The event honors the 1859 Drake oil well opening and features units from Pennsylvania New York Ohio Maryland and beyond.
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Sutusville
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Ned H Disstern
SiMe Soo
Tinsville
Bint
Cutie
Edwin L. Drake
Antique Cir Club
Anseri
Irs
Amore
City
mustea!kroUps
All Hall
New York
Ohio
Maryland
District of Columbi and
Ganado
Measure Faces Showdown On Senate Floor Next Week
Washington AP reports a tight Senate vote looms over labor regulation bill with three disputed points. Sen. Barry Goldwater predicts 45 to 55 votes to instruct conferees to accept House language on no man’s land and related issues, while Sen. John F Kennedy backs a compromise approach. Conferees neared agreement on six titles as debate set to start Monday, with Taft Hartley changes at stake and a possible Tuesday vote.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate House
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Kennedy
County Approves 26455 for Prison Keep and Related Bills
Erie County commissioners approved a 26455 bill for prisoners housed at Western State Penitentiary during May, June and July. The county reported an average 1% of prisoners in the Pittsburgh prison and paid other institutional bills including 2223 to the Pennsylvania Training School for Girls for July and 30 to Eastern State Penitentiary for five men. Additional payments covered Millcreek Township Assessor Genie Lester, Union Township Assessor Kathrine Lyons, and a 100 monthly salary to County Infirmary Superintendent Arthur C. Brueckman for coordinating the infirmary building program with Johnson Gray and Associates.
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Erie County
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
PennsYlvanis
Eastern State Penitentary
Waren State Hospital
Jty
Millcreek Township
Genie Lester
Union ‘Township
Katherine Lyons
Arthur C. Brueckman
Two Birds With One Stone LO8 Angels
A young sailor on leave visited his wife during her first baby birth. The hospital scene includes the mother and newborn, while the husband was taken into surgery for an appendix removal. Specific names and ages are partly garbled in the report.
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Abe
Loyd Nilson
Clarence Nila
Wiliam W. Wilkinson
Tragic Car Crash Claims Student From Deal
A vehicle collision on Route 34 in Delaware Township killed 17 year old Robert J. Nash of Deal. Nash, son of Joseph J. Nash head of a Beat manufacturing firm, was a Peddie School graduate from Bridgeton and planned to enter Yale University next month.
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Camden
Not
Delaware Township
Peday
Robert J. Noah
Deal Nish
Jousph J. Nash
Beat
Young Nesh
Peddie School
Stighstown
Yale University
Five Youths Hurt As Speeding Car Hits Tree
Five Franklin county youths on a return from a Tidwyille hop were seriously injured when a 1956 Chevrolet failed to negotiate a curve on Route 8. The car uprooted a utility pole, crossed the berm, and slammed into a large oak. Driver Charles F Grove, 21, of Franklin, was pinned under the wreckage and later freed. Four passengers James Reisinger, 19. Howard Sible, 14. John Sprohar, 15. Richard Sprohar, 18, were taken to Titusville Hospital with possible back and leg injuries. All were listed in fair condition at 10 am yesterday.
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Franklin
Vingo County
Tidwyille
Charles F Grve
Pranklin
Titusville Hospital
Lam
James Reisinger
Howard Sible
John Sprohar
Titusville
Richard Sprohar
Grove
Contol
Rollinger
Navy Volunteers Break Gravitation Tests in Space Suit Capsule
Navy volunteers rode in a water filled capsule to test gravity tolerance. They withstood up to 28 Gs during centrifuge runs and sustained high forces for several seconds. The experiments aim to assess protection against reentry stresses and develop safer spaceflight methods.
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Washington
Navy
Ntlwr
John
Tim
Johnsville
Area crash under probe as drivers denied steering
Troopers continued their inquiry into a south of Centerville wreck last evening. Walter Custite, 22, and Stanley Kalise, 30, both of Titusville, were injured as their 1948 auto left Route 8, struck a guard, and caught fire. Police noted possible alcohol influence and said neither driver admitted being at the wheel.
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Rentiay
Corry Blute Poller Toy
Centerville
Beiig
Walter Custite
Tichipville
Scratching Malt 106 Angeles Bus Scene Report
A chaotic downtown scene ends with a family sedan stalling and a bus confrontation as Gerald Antonson shouted at his wife. The incident occurred yesterday while the vehicle moved slowly. Passengers on the standing bus escaped injuries, though some minor hurts were reported.
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Angeles
Gerald Antonson
Gnbure
Sparta Driver Receives Point After Two Citations
Corry police stopped driver William Powell for failing to stop at Mead avenue and West Smith street, then at the intersection of Vox street and West South street. He was cited twice, with Alderman Melvin Cobbett assisting and information misfiled on the second citation.
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Corry
Efron Griver
Willum Powell
Spartinshure
Mead Avenue
West Smitty Street
Melviy & Cobett
Powell
Rswx Street
Bs Vox Street
West Soith Stent
Miso
Cobbett
Building Collapse Kills Foreman in 22 Story Atlanta Site
A poured concrete form on the third floor of a 22 story Georgia Power project failed, killing foreman Charles H. Crawford, 49, and injuring 15 workers mostly on head and face. A 16th person, a fireman, was hurt during the rescue. The structure was being prepared for Georgia Power Co.
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Atlanta
Charles H. Crawford
Georgia Power Co
Comb Woods For Missing Tot In Sussex County
About 200 searchers combed woods and swamps of Sussex County for 2 year old Thomas Caton who wandered off while helping older boys round up stray cows. Accompanied by his guardian to near his parents farm in Libertyville, he was behind briars with a foot injury. State Police firemen and volunteers searched through the night draining ponds and using a bloodhound from Chatham plus portable lights and communications. Libertyville is five miles north in Wantage Township.
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Ducona
Sussex County
Thomas Caton
Dack
Libertyville
Geen
Chith~ Um
Libertyville 5
Here
Wantage
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