Defense Dept Overhaul Urged In Missile Probe
A Senate defense panel calls for a sweeping reorganization of the Pentagon command and force structure after a Washington Post report on the Galther Study. The study urged simplification of the military, closer control of missile programs, and a major overhaul of procedures within the defense establishment. Senate leaders say the preparedness subcommittee will develop responsible recommendations as it continues hearings after holiday recess.
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Defense Organization
Befuiver
D-Teun
Bigvell
Sesute
Washington Post
Enid
Hind
Galther
Pentagton
Post
Baby A. Rowin Govier Jr
Ford Foundation
Hove
Office of Defense
Mus Bithmtion
Securrty
Mansfield
Senate
Gam
Ajania
Lyndon Fi. Johnson
Pex
Living Cost Rises Again Amid November Increase
November rise of four tenths percent raises living costs for about one million workers starting January 3. Most affected are steel and aluminum industries under labor contracts with wage hikes to match price levels. Commissioner Ewan Lague notes higher auto prices largely drive the rise, with clothing and services also up, though food fell slightly.
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Foyerment
NVA Costa
Steel
Allmiawmr
Iabor
Claus
Fire Mystery in Cor At Clymer Olu
Fire crews respond to a blaze near Pekiti Air area at 6 27 p m. Police trace ownership to Burley Hastett of State Line Road North Fat. Witnesses place a vehicle near the scene as investigators seek the exact cause and owner location.
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Clymer
Tan Uivernen
Cremer
Burley Hastett
State Line
North Fatt
Jehovah Witness Refuses Blood Transfusion Dies
A Jehovah's Witness refused a blood transfusion for a serious injury and died after doctors could not save him. The elder of the congregation and family members described adherence to religious beliefs as guiding the decision, while hospital staff expressed sorrow over the loss.
Secret Gaither report warns U.S. in grave danger
The Washington Post reports a top secret study led by H Rowell Gaither Jr warns the United States faces grave danger from a missile armed Soviet Union. It urges rapid military budget growth through 1970, a civilian shelter program, Pentagon reorganization, and expanded ability to fight limited wars, especially in the Middle East and Asia.
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Dhe Washsimatov
United States
Soviet Union
The
Post Sila
H. Rowell Gaither Jr
Gaither
Office of Defense Mobilization
Tomer
Ford Foundation
Curzeyet Uberlun
White House
Kyeest
Pentagon
Armed Services
Middle East
Axia
Red Scientist Warns Against Overconfidence
Soviet science leaders urged restraint in claiming progress and called for more funding for research. Nesmeyanov warned against duplication and waste while noting planned Soviet spend plans and a 11 percent budget rise next year. United States science spending, about five billion annually, was cited in contrast.
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United States
Alexander 1. Neamey
Chiiman
Soviet Academy of Science
Russia
Nesinegatiov
Supreme Soviet
Nesmeyunov
U.S. National Science Foundation
Indusiy
Schools Close For Holidays Through January Second
Pupils finish classes this afternoon and begin Christmas vacation lasting until Thursday January second. Public schools dismiss together for bus schedules in rural areas. Home rooms hold Christmas parties and exchanges, with many schools planning special programs. St Edwards parochial School follows similar hours before resuming on January second. Palmer School’s first four grades perform the operetta Santa and the Space Men Friday night with a bus.
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Palmer School
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AFL CIO asks quick action to oust three unions
AFL CIO seeks swift moves against Teamsters, Bakery and Laundry Unions expelled for corruption. Meany and Schnitzler order immediate severance from AFL CIO groups unless the unions join a reform charter. Hoffa warns of retaliation while corruption cases press at federal hearings and trusteeships spread to key locals.
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Apl-Gio
Lie
Hie
Gren
Tieble Federa Hon
Devine Meahy
Apl-Cio
Willam Schnitgler
Teamsters
Tocale
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
Meany and Schnitzler
Launcdry Workers Union Focus
Senate
Hoffa
New York
James G. Cross
Bakers Union
Federation
New
Aflcio Bakers Group
Cross
Philadelphia
Newart
Heat Wave Forecast Reduces Christmas White Plans
Corry area residents face slim chances of a white Christmas as a warm late December continues. The weatherman predicts cloudy conditions and possible rain with four days left until Christmas Eve. Local observer notes June temperatures breaking records as the mercury nears yesterday’s 59 degrees, with a 41 degree low last night and today promising to top the prior high.
Window Cleaner Falls To Death At Pittsburgh Building
A 16 year old window cleaner fell to his death today from the sixth floor of the Joseph Horne Company building in Pittsburgh. John Radovanski, an employee of Pent Window Cleaning Co., died on arrival at Allegheny General Hospital. A company spokesman said it was not immediately determined what caused the fall.
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Joseph Horne
Maniac Slays Wife's Family in New Mexico Shootings
Lawrence Weisdorfer Torres, a former Corregidor veteran, killed three members of his estranged wife’s family and endangered others in a violent spree in northeastern New Mexico. He was shot by a policeman 40 minutes later after a pursuit that began near a grocery store where an officer encountered him. The victims were A B Weathers and his wife, plus their child Katharina and other relatives. Weisdorfer’s wife Bilawbeth and two young children witnessed the murders. he reportedly planned more killings before the escape ended.
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New Mexico
Lawrence Weisder- Tor
Brad Sy Weathers
Paspnis
Weintorter
A.B. Weathers
Meirefmagher
Katherina Weathers
Aukherine
Steice
Enitehea
Weisdorfer
Bilawbeth
Welsdorfer
Jasmes
Allen
Sher
Humphrey Eyes NATO Peace Offensive Amid Plans
Washington reports Senator Humphrey after the Paris NATO summit urged inviting Secretary of State Dulles before the committee to discuss new disarmament steps. He emphasized strengthening the free world while noting no specific talks with the Soviet Union. NATO members showed strong support to curb the arms race despite U.S. missile base plans facing resistance.
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Washington
Munply Fey
DeMini
Jaddeabay
Afiuuve
Humphrey
Chatemal
Senate
Paris
Rhode
Dulles
Pacln
Green
United States
NATO
Iso
Europe
Lloyd Warns of East West Meet Failure
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told the House that the West will not exclude any method of negotiating with the Soviet Union and warned that a failed East West summit would raise world tension. He spoke as NATO force policy debate opened over the Paris meeting, noting no Russian reply is yet evident and stressing readiness for a summit if properly prepared and potentially productive.
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Srusn Foreinty
Selwyn Lloyd
House
Af Commons
Lloyd
Commons
Paris
NATO
Associated Press
Harold K. Milks
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Pravila
Moscow Radio
Iu B.A
Aiteir
Strike May Disrupt Film Deliveries to Erie Theatres
A strike by 22 drivers of Exhibitors Service Co halted deliveries from McKees Rocks to theatres and affected Tri-State routes. The stoppage, over wages and working conditions, was confirmed by Theodore Corts, head of the Newspaper Magazine and Film Delivery Drivers union. Additional drivers at Wheeling West Virginia Johnstown and Braddock Pennsylvania pickups were also affected.
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Mouen Picure
McKees Rocks Film
Tri-State
Mnes
Rivers
jServige Co
Theodore Corts
Deal 21
Ciled
Wheeling
W. Va
Johnstown
Brie
Defense Dept Announces February Draft for Army
The Defense Department called up 13,100 men for the Army in February, an increase of about 3,000 from the previous quota. Officials say under current plans the draft for the rest of 1858 will run near February’s level.
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Defense Department
Army
Department
Plane Delayed By Headwinds Ike greeted By Many Officials
Washington presents a long delayed arrival as President Eisenhower returns from a Paris NATO summit. The 80 mile headwinds lengthened flight time to 9 33 p m. Refueling stops included Keflavik Force, Portland, Inst. night and Harmon Air Force Base. Officials including Nixon and Herter greeted the president upon landing. NATO outlined plans for European base missiles and nuclear warheads as talks with Russia on disarmament continued. Eisenhower expressed confidence the American people will support the decisions made.
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Eilenhower
Paris
NATO
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Toeland
Harmon Air
Newfound
Nixon
Amorican
Washington Na
Opal
Asc
Christian A. “Herter
Harold Staxnen
Eisenhower
Pe Hiedent
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Euopean
Waypen
Russia
Paul-Henri Spank
Belgium
Belve
U.S. Moves Toward East-West Talks With Russia
The United States and NATO plan a new push for an East West conference with Russia. Officials differ on whether Soviet demands are acceptable and whether a broader agenda is possible. The move signals dual aims of resuming disarmament talks and easing Cold War tensions.
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United States
Uepublic
NATO
Russia
Tornado Threat Lifts After Violent Midwest Storms
A severe weather sweep across the Midwest and South Ended with more than twenty tornadoes reported across Missouri Arkansas and Indiana. Fifteen deaths and over 250 injuries followed as hundreds were left homeless and property damage ran into millions. The system stretched from eastern Kansas and Oklahoma to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes with snow in parts of Oregon Washington and the Rockies.
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Alabama
Tinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Indistra
Kansas
Oklahoma
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Atlantic
Area Slayer mW patron Set Sentence Date For
A garbled report details a murder case involving a patron linked to Tinavilla and the death of G Milford Owen. The man received a sentence of 1 year and 20,000 pounds, with references to a Charles House and Superior Court proceedings.
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Tinavilla
Munsteuptiber
G Milford Owen Ite
Pout Vantinay
Milford
Girl Scouts Expand Used Clothes Drive in Corry
The Corry Girl Scouts expand the used clothes drive to include more donation points at Conway Cord and Wright schools. Mrs Robret Jolley announces, noting continued strong participation and ongoing efforts to reach all who wish to contribute. Volunteers will bundle and ship clothing to Save the Children Federation to aid needy families locally and abroad.
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Robret Jolley
Bhowman
Conelway
Concord
Wright
Jolley Wall
Saveho Children Federation
Telford
Jate
Mert
Upor
Area Youths Admit Malicious Mischief After Window Breakings
Robert Bush and David Yost of Wattsburg pled guilty before Judge Samuel Rossiter to a malicious mischief charge stemming from November 1 vandalism that toppled 23 school windows across Amity Township. They were fined 50 plus costs and sentenced to six months in Erie County jail, with the juvenile held by the Erie County Juvenile Court pending further action.
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Aman
Samuel Rossiter
Common Pleas Court
Robert Bush
David Yost
Wattsburg
Jofficers
Toca
Howe
Amity Township
Rossiter
Isish
Erie County
Wien
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