Pledge Arrests As NY Rumble Ends With Two Fatal Stabbings
Police said at least a dozen suspects would be arrested in a new surge of teenage violence in New York City. Two youths were stabbed to death in a West Side playground attack by a knife-wielding group, with a survivor recalling a caped gang leader carrying a cane. The incident followed multiple killings this week, with investigators noting the attackers appeared unorganized and Spanish speaking youths linked to the Young Lords were questioned.
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New York City
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Leguelt
Wang
West Side
Pole
Manhattan
Jimmy Orphanos
Ike
Dracula
Orphanos
Young Lords
Improper Telephone Call Cast Shadow On Corry Teen
A 15 year old Corry girl reported a man living nearby called and revealed his identity in an improper phone call. Neighbors saw the man near the home and one witness noted entry into the house while the girl was away. The mother plans to file a warrant while police investigate. A second item confirms a separate fatal crash near Carmichaels where Andrew Zerich, 25, died when a car hit an embankment on Route 21.
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Wu Puuce
Irvin Sher Wood
Northwest Street
William Halfast
West Church Street
Sherwood
Hjalfast
Carmichaels
Greene County
Andrew Zerich
Crucible
Nehru Rules Out Immediate Use Of Force In India
Prime Minister Nehru rejected a call to bomb a Chinese built road across Ladakh and urged settlement by discussion. He outlined India’s push for talks with neighboring states while strengthening border guards after Chinese incursions. The Dalai Lama appealed to the UN over Tibetan oppression amid rising tensions.
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Nehru
Ladakh
Kashmir
Praja Socialist Party
India
Corry Man Hurt In Crash At Columbus
A Corry man was treated for a facial laceration after a collision on Route 857 near Columbus. Police identified Victor Gifford, 28, of Lainestown, as the unlicensed driver who left the scene and was later arrested. He posted bond for a hearing.
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Columbus
Ous McEray
Alex McCray
Andy McKetn
Spring, Street
Victor Gifford
Lainestown
Perry Mead
Saling
State Senate and House Drive For Adjournment
Harrisburg reports both chambers pushed toward final adjournment with the Senate approving a Sept. 28 adjournment date while the House remains cautious. Leader Stephen McCann says Labor Day week will reveal adjournment prospects as they plan three days this week and two next. The looming hurdle is the ongoing appropriations battle in the Senate.
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House
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Allies Urged To Prepare For Twenty Year War
Washington AP reports a Senate briefing on a Soviet bid for global domination. The Corporation for Economic and Industrial Research warns Western nations must pool funds and arms, endure austerity, and expand economies and military power to endure a possible 20 year conflict. The plan stresses rapid missile defense, leverage of electronic processing and computer production, and larger mechanized forces to deter Communist expansion, acknowledging heavy costs but arguing US and allies hold vast superiority in hi tech resources.
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Coul
Senate
Pis
Corporation For Economic and
Tn Fhistrial Research
Tnc
Senate Foreign Relations, Committee
United States
Hundreds Prep For Tomorrow School Opening
Hundreds of pupils prepare to begin the 1959 1960 school year as Arie ery mayan mesienn agen heads the opening. School buses will start service tomorrow and patrols will be set. Driving cautions at crossings are urged. The term runs 180 full days with one added holiday. Teaching staff are full except for one position.
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Tomorow
Pennsylvania
Hon
Puidance Council
20 Years Ago Invasion of Poland Sparks World War II
A reminiscence from Carl C. Cranmer recalls the dawn of September 1, 1999 as Adolf Hierfisch announces invasion of Poland and the outbreak of World War II. The article traces signposts to broader conflicts from Manchuria to Ethiopia, noting failed collective action, League of Nations tensions, and the rise of Hitler and Mussolini.
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Adolf Hierfisch
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Reich
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Pia
Rhineland
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Cenehoakin
Fant Uielr
Mansharia
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Cormer
China
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Japan
League UB
Western Chiefs Plan London Telecast On Nuclear Ban Prospects
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan prepare a joint informal TV appearance in London to discuss Western resolve against Communist aggression and the possibility of suspending nuclear weapon tests. The telecast, relayed to U.S. networks and shown by BBC and Eurovision, aims at a large Western audience.
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Harold Macmillan
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Eisen- Nower
Nikita Khrushchev
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Kremlin
Moscow
United States
Atlantic
British Broadcasting Corp
Europe
Corryites See Local Units In Oil Parade
An estimated 100000 people crowded Titusville for the Grand Parade of Oil. Local groups including Corry Aven High School Band, Salvation Army Corps, Civil Defense Police, and radio amateurs joined the float showing oil movement from the fields to Downer Refinery. Winners were the Gray Knights of Rochester in the bugle corps event, Appleknockers of Geneva second, and Quiker State Old Refining Corp. captured the Round prize.
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Mulley Robbins
Corry
ED Paster
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Poller Unis
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Gray Knights
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Priv
Franklin. Pa
McElroy to Tour Asian Countries
Secretay to Defense Net McElroy plans a three day visit to Korea in September to tour Asian countries. Korean officials said Korea’s leaders will seek continued American military aid amid uncertainties about future support.
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Kore
Arrest Corryite For Violation Of Peace Bond
Corryite Alex HIG was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after a woman reported her husband violated a peace bond. Police found him at a residence on Congrass street where he was found in alleged breach. He entered a plea of not guilty and was freed pending a hearing set for this morning. No hearing had occurred as The Journal went to press.
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Sushspace
Pold
Pott
Melvin S Cobbett
Hattie Diel Dent
Congrass Street
Cool Air Ends Heat Wave Rises Across Central Plains
A weather system moved from northern Texas into South Dakota and the eastern Gulf of Colorado, with cool air spreading toward the lower Great Lakes. Violent storms and heavy rain accompanied the weekend, bringing gusty winds and possible hail threats from the Atlantic coastal plain to Colorado, while reports noted deadly severe storms and powerfully winds in parts of the region.
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Storms Rage In Pa Lightning Kills 3 People
Eastern Pennsylvania faced severe storms over the weekend as lightning killed three picnickers in Auburn and injured two others. The weather disrupted utilities, caused fires, and brought heavy rainfall, with three inches in Philadelphia and power outages in Philadelphia and suburbs.
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Lansdale
Episcopal Hospital
Chinese student hides four years in church caves after failing college
Chenng Guan Lim, a 24 year old Chinese student, surrendered to police in Ann Arbor after four years in hiding in the caves beneath the First Methodist Church. He said he began living there after failing courses at the university in 1955 following the Michigan Navy game. He survived on scraps, washed with burnt sticks, and kept hidden under a catwalk with a radio and coffee bar. Authorities found him after a couple in the basement reported noises.
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Chhena
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Neeky College
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Singapore
Corson
Cheng
Chieng
Senators See Settlement Without Hike
Two Republican senators urge a negotiated settlement to the steel strike without raising steel prices. Sens George Aiken and Jacob Javits say public interest favors lower costs and warn against labor-cost increases, as the strike idles 90 percent of production.
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Jacob K. Javits
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