Yoshida Faces Diet Critics as He Defends Japan’s Path
Prime Minister Yoshida rebutted Diet critics and warned of a Communist threat. He defended alignment with the United States and said the Liberal Party will decide if he should step down. A two party left-right push and new Democratic and Socialist alliances threaten his long tenure.
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Tokyo
Shigeri Yoshida
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Missing Northeast Airlines DC3 Sparks Wide Search
A large air and land search began for a Northeast Airlines DC3 missing since yesterday noon on a northbound flight over the White Mountain National Forest. Three passengers and four crew were aboard. Weather near Milan prompted a suspected diversion to Laconia. no acknowledgment of that message was received. Passengers listed: James W. Harvey, W. Miller, and Dannel H. Hall.
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Laconia
Stork Club Owner’s Daughter Elopes to Florida Honeymoon
Barbara Billingsley, 18, daughter of Stork Club owner Sherman Billingsley, eloped with photographer John Rogers Christoffers, 28. The couple reportedly married Monday in Folkston, Georgia, and are honeymooning in Florida. Barbara had been missing since Saturday before her father asked police to search.
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Battle in Saigon Rages as Police and Troops Clash
In a one hour battle in Saigon’s crowded Chinese quarter, Vietnamese police and a company of national army troops exchanged heavy fire. Four policemen and two soldiers were killed before troops surrendered to bazooka and machine gun fire. The clash began after soldiers refused to pay for goods taken from sidewalk vendors. The fighting did not appear tied to the broader Diem Hinh feud.
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Saigon
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Lorain slag firm chief dies in rescue attempt
In Lorain Ohio the general manager of the Lorain Slag Co. was crushed while attempting to rescue a trapped worker. William F Miller of Bay Village helped try to save Kraemer a 23 year old employee. The collapse occurred at the slag pile scene yesterday.
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New fight on in will case at Jamestown City Hall
The three year estate dispute over Thomas Cary of Midway Park continues as Surrogate Bodine issues a show cause order. Alton R. Erickson, administrator for Fannie Carr of Nottingham England, seeks one third share of Cary estate. The order, returnable Friday at Jamestown City Hall, challenges Gertrude Carr as executrix and seeks Bank of Jamestown intervention in Florida proceedings. Fannie Carr’s four children, two of whom are missing since the 1920s, stand to inherit her portion.
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Hugh V. N. Bodine
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Jamestown
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Fannie Carr
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Final Rites Held for Mrs Charles Windahl
Dr A ortmer officiated at a funeral service for Mrs Charles Windahl at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 pm Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery Lutheran section Bearers were Vernon Thompson Herbert Trisket John Windahl Jr Ronald Windahl Richard Lindberg and Robert Johnson Out-of-town attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph Lohman Buffalo Mr and Mrs Edwin Windahl Lancaster Mr and Mrs George Harsfield Warren and Mr and Mrs B A Anderson of Erie. The Pennsylvania Railroad reorganized its coal traffic department naming W Parker Stuart general manager. Astronomers sometimes wear heated diving suits for unheated observatories.
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Charles W. Windahl
Bracken
Vernon Thompson
Herbert Trisket
John Windahl Jr
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Richard Lindberg
Robert Johnson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Joseph Lohman
Buffalo
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Lancaster
George Hars~field
Warren
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Erie
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Victims of gas fumes die after near fatal exposure
Nadopa Na- Tepa 90 and Sophie Danowski 62 died after being found unconscious in a gas filled Erie apartment last Wednesday night. Coroner ruled accidental. TV repairman Stanley Sobucki found them. heater was left on full blast. Funeral arrangements by Brugger Funeral Home. The article notes Indiana’s state flower, the zinnia.
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Warren Wood
Stanley Sobucki
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Rate increase in effect for T. W. Phillips Gas customers
A $645,000 per year natural gas rate boost became effective yesterday for 24,400 customers served by T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co. in Butler and across Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Indiana, Jefferson and Westmoreland counties, authorized by the Public Utility Commission.
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T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co
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Public Utility Commission
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Armstrong
Indiana
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Westmoreland
Hope Abandoned for Trapped Coal Miner in Shaft
In St. Clair Pennsylvania a second rock slide forces rescue crews to abandon hope of reaching 97 year old miner Frank Pescavage trapped 280 feet underground in a Gilberton anthracite shaft. Mine Inspector Timothy Ryan said it could be a month before the miner is reached.
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