Bulganin Admits Leading Conspiracy Against Party
Bulganin told the Communist Party Central Committee he conspired against the party while Khrushchev exposed a group of five antiparty leaders. The confession followed public proceedings aimed at discrediting Khrushchev’s rivals, with ex-premier and ex-officials reassigned to provincial posts or jobs.
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Bulganin
Ey Esourtiteu
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Asnrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Georgi Malekov
V. M. Mololoy
Outer
Mongolia
Dmitri Shepilov
Lazar Kaganovich
Bulgaria
Russia
Mudis
Britain
Ike Reveals Atlas Test At State Dinner
President Eisenhower announced at a White House state dinner that the United States had launched an Atlas missile satellite weighing about 9,000 pounds into orbit. The news, delivered amid formal proceedings, indicated the craft would remain aloft for roughly 25 days as guests applauded the disclosure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White Horse
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Marine Corps Band
Wisenhower
Atlas Missile Showcases Hunter Instinct and Range
New York reports that the Atlas ICBM, described as having a hunter like instinct, demonstrated intercontinental reach by flying about 6 325 miles from Cape Canaveral to Africa in 22 days ago. Industry sources claim it could strike within a mile of a target after a 6 000 mile flight. estimated cost near two million dollars. noted for delicate construction despite its size.
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el Paso
Tex
Air Force
Atif
New York
Capé Canaveral
Pia
Africa
Parent
Erie Man 60 Crushed Under Falling Steel Shelving
Joseph B. Evans 60, of Erie, died after shelving toppled during an inventory check at Cohen Industrial Supply Co. Witness Harold Rushton near-missed injury while helping Evans, whose death is ruled accidental. Coroner to determine cause. time of incident about 4 50 p m and death at 5 15 p m.
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Erie
Joseph B. Ky- Ans
Cohen Industrial Supply Co
Warren W. Wood
Evans
Harold Rushton
Rushton
al Evans
Kenneth Brunnen
James Hoffman
Leis
Thomas Harkins
Maurice Sheehan
William J. Giese
New York Striking Deliverers Hit Major Papers Sports
Amid a 10 day strike the city’s major newspapers halt publication and attendances dip across college and pro basketball and boxing. Promoters warn TV listings loss hurts gate and revenue while a Garden fight promo cites thousands in revenue shortfall. Williams
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N. Y
New York
Murray Goodman
International Boxing Club
Nino Valdes
Pat McMurtry
PUC Sets January Hearings on $2.1 Million Phone Rate Hike
Harrisburg reports the Public Utility Commission will hold hearings January 5 to 7 on General Telephone Co. demand for a $2,096,000 annual rate increase for 150,000 customers across 14 Western Pennsylvania counties. Testimony cited property value and depreciation. company officials projected a 14 percent revenue rise if approved, with rates from business and residential plans noted.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
General Telephone Co
Wesern
Pennsylvania
PUC
Corry
Union City
Ronald Burdick
General Telephone Company
Taylor
Roth
General ‘Telophiont Co
Exle
Crawford
Warren
Mecerr
Buller
Forest
Venango
Bricford
Somerset
Fayette
West
Moreland
Indiana
Cambria
Armstrong
Girard School To Stay White Amid Legal Tug of War
Philadelphia AP report notes that Girard College will maintain white enrollment as the audit of Stephen Girard’s estate proceeds. The board of city trusts accepts the audit, moving school control from public to private hands per the founder’s will terms.
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Philadelphia
Girard College
Board of City Trusts
Stephen Girard
Girard
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Navy cuts 30 missile bases amid budget squeeze
The Navy plans to reduce or merge 30 shore bases in 17 states as costs rise and forces shrink. About 900 civilian jobs will be eliminated over years. The Regulus T1 guided missile program, outlay 78 million dollars, was canceled to save more than 100 million for other projects. the service cited airbreathing missiles and rising labor costs as factors.
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Washington
Navy
Ranger Killed In California Fire Trapped by Blaze
Joy Adams, 34, forest ranger from Clarksdale Arizona, was killed while scouting fire conditions as a brush fire roared through 100 square miles of brush and mountains in San Juan County California. The blaze swept three southern California counties, leaving devastation across valleys and fields.
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San Juan Carini
Jano
Cal
Atlas Firing Rebounds U S Scientific Prestige in Space Race
Washington AP reports America's scientific and military prestige rising after a string of early space race failures. The Atlas rocket launched Thursday night, delivering an 8,700 to 8,800 pound satellite, heavier than any Soviet Sputnik, signaling renewed U S power and potential impact on Cold War dynamics.
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Washington
America
Atlas
Sputnik
Londo
Moscow
New Delhi
United States
Jean
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Woman 22, Mother of 18 Children Keeps Family Together
Mrs Mavie Smith 22 acts as mother to 18 children after her mother Albert Williams died. She rises at 4:80 each morning, feeds various age groups in shifts, and manages a crowded eight-room basement with husband Herman Smith. Income comes from aid, a gas station job, and a small rent bill.
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Herman Smith
Mrs. Smith
Alberta Williams
Smiths
Herman Smit
Alonzo Williams
Starkweather Death Penalty Upheld for March Electric Chair
Nebraska Supreme Court upholds District Court ruling that mass killer Charles R. Starkweather must die in the electric chair March 27 1959. The decision follows automatic review of a death sentence. Starkweather’s 15 year old girlfriend Carll Ann Paynte receives life imprisonment for aiding and abetting in the killings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Imass
Charles R. Starkweather
High Court
Atlas Brings Man Near Space Flight Reveals Atlas Approach to Space
New York report notes Atlas launches push United States toward a spaceflight era with heavier rockets and space laboratories. Analysts query why Soviet progress stalled since May, while Atlas advances aim to place men in space and enable weather, communications, and telescope missions from orbit.
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New York
Ari—Auas
Himan Space Flight
Astounding Space Laboratories
Sprungrom
Sputnik T
United States
Hssearest
WWE Nerviens
Tive
America
Soviet Union
Inik
Atlas
Sehenia
8th Cabinet Post Filled in Pennsylvania
Gov elect David L. Lawrence named two more Cabinet members, bringing the total to eight as the incoming administration moves toward Jan. 20. Joseph T Kennedy of Wilkes-Barre will be secretary of mines and Robert L Myers of Camp Hill becomes secretary of bank time. Nine posts remain to fill including highways welfare attorney general and state police commissioner. Kennedy has long worked with the United Mine Workers of America since 1916. Myers is an attorney and former Dickinson Law School professor who served as deputy attorney general in 1935.
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Harrisburg
Ernor
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Retainig
Joseph T Kennedy
Philic Welfare
Attorn
Leader
Anthony J. Drexel Bidir
John 5. Rice
Commonwealth
Andrew M. Bradley
William L. Hen
Convict Goldfine In Contempt pn SToN 1h
Bernard Goldfine was convicted of criminal contempt for failing to produce books of Lebanon Mills in Lebanon New Hampshire in a probe of Win tax affairs. He was acquitted on related counts involving Lebandale Mills and George Moffett Srma Co in Plymouth.
Area Schools Close Today For Holidays
Corry Area Joint Schools recess this afternoon for a two week Christmas and New Year holiday. Superintendent W E Rodemeyer said classes end at regular time and resume Monday January 5 1959. The long vacation concludes the 1958 55 school period as seventh grade Spring Creek students transfer to Corry Avenue School for the break.
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W. E. Rodemeyer
Corry Area
Spring Creek
Corry Avenuien
Gifts Await First Baby In Corry In 1959
City officials in Corry prepare gifts for the first baby born after midnight December 31 at Corry Memorial Hospital. The window display showcases contributions from Hossbacher Insurance and local merchants including Johnson Brothers Borstorff and Fitch Quality Cash Patterson Photo Clarence Wallace Joseph Amrose Splesman Shoe Store Roots Furniture Peterson Plumbing Shop and Rossbacher Insurance Service.
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Corry
First Avenue
Imby
Corry Me Fhovial Hospital
Hossbacher Insurance Service Avenue
Johnson’ Brothers
Borstorff and
Fitch
Patterson
Clarence Wallace
Joseph Amorose
Splesman Shoe Store
Root’s
Peterson Plumbing Shop
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Corry Jamestown union elects officers for year
New officers for the Corry Jamestown union were elected for the coming year. Lawrence Lobdell is president and Edward Nelson vice president. Other officers include Arthur McQuiston recording secretary Lewis Barton financial secretary William Johnston treasurer trustee Thomas Messenger Ralph Britten sentinel and Harold Jackson conductor. The negotiating committee comprises Louis Niler Phap dore Faust Lewis Barton Jot Bolan Ralph Britten Thomas Messenger and Lawrence Lobdell. District delegates listed include Ralph Briten Louis Milter Lewis Batton Donald Newton Paul Chase Theodore Patsnite Hirbert Rogers.
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Corry- Jamestown Union
Lawrence Lobdell
Edward Nelson
Arthur McQuiston
Lewis Barton
William Johnston
Teasurer
Thomas Mess Rneer
Ralph Britten
Sentinel
Harold Jackson
Louis Niler
Phapdore Faust
Jot Bolan
Thomas ‘Messenger
Ralph Brithen
Louis Milter
Lewis Batton
Donald Newton
Paul Chase
Theodore Pats Nite Hirbert
Rogers
Borough Leader Killed In Crash In Masontown
Unverified report from Uniontown about a local borough leader Jona O'Brien aged 96 killed in a crash when his vehicle collided with a utility pole near Masontown. He served as president of the borough and was a father of eight children. He died after transport to Wealtin town Hospital.
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Turner
Ore
John Rose
Vic
Tim
Ken
Neth
Uniontown
Eolssed
Masontowne
Jona
O'Brien
Ufetty
Wealtintown Hospital
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Campo
James C. Angerty
Cape Canaveral
Pla
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Ike
Charles H. Kressler
O Provide Telephone Service
Kessler
Jacob B. Taylor
Financial View
General Telephone Service Corp
Geneal Telephony System
Girard School
California
American Scientific
Idite
Army
Arctic
Crass
Atlantic
Starkweather
Fla
Clima
CVE
C-J Union
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