Charge Pair In Jail Rescue Attempt
Police report that pus Sake Geers W Mc Queen Jr and accomplice tried to force the release of Rovert from Dunkirk City jail on Sunday evening. They were charged with attempted first degree assault and intent to rescue a prisoner. Bail set at 5,000 each or 10,000 real property bond. McQuveen held at Chautauqua County jail after failing to post. A shotgun fired during the incident narrowly missed the officer. the weapon discharged into the ceiling.
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Pus Sake — Geers W McQueen Jr
Rovert
Dunkirk
Hitu Vis
Etund
Giry
August Jankowski
Geran McQuigeun
Chautamin County
Mayville
McQuveen
Mhreatening
Gaydon Vetter
Vetter
Hart
Kane Borough Names Secretary
Kane Borough names William Perry secretary for the council. He will assume duties after the next meeting on January 4. Perry replaces William Bunce, who resigned. Perry was one of three candidates for the position and previously worked for Kane Mig Carp. The Spring Water Ga. of Kane announced a fluorination treatment program to start by the end of January, with equipment to be installed to improve the water supply.
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Kane
William Perry
Munster
Jay Nicht
Perry
Kane Mig Carp
William Bunce
Cassnell
Services Set For Don Williams
The Birkel Funeral Home announced services for Don Williams. A funeral will be held Thursday at the local chapel with interment in Pine Gray County.
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Don Williams
Birkel Pay Home
Ohare
Inet Arrouseaients
Dy Winns
Ichea
Bn Muse
Quake Shakes Up North California
A strong quake rattled northern California causing shaking felt in Hollister and nearby areas. Officials reported minor structural damage and advised residents to check utilities. No serious injuries were confirmed as crews assess affected sites.
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California
Dollar balance and foreign trade shape 1959 outlook
The Commerce Department and trade analysts forecast a smaller dollar strain and improved exports next year. Despite higher travel and investment abroad, the United States is still ahead on trade with imports near 15 billion dollars this year and a projected rise of about half a billion next year. Exports are expected to slow as a whole but remain strong, aided by Europe’s demand and President Eisenhower’s diplomacy.
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New York
Het Sear
Eisenhower
Europe
Commerce Department
United States
Department of Commerce
Wall Street Pulse Faces Mixed Markets
The New York AP report notes a mostly quiet trading day with fractional gains and declines across major equities. Key names mentioned include American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, and Kodak amid a broad market pause.
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New York
American Cin
Anaconda
Allannec
Bethlehem Steel
Columbia Gas
Consolidated
Continental Can
Eastmin Kodakine
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric Genere
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
National Distillers
New York Central
Penna
RCA Socony
Oil Stocks Stirred By A Lively Exchange Arena
A brief market note records varied action among listed Oil, Steel and Petroleum stocks. Soule D 30, Standard Oil of California 47, Standard Oil of Indiana, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Texas Company and American Stock Exchange firms show shifts as traders gauge oil and steel sector sentiment.
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Soule D
Njats
Texas Co
Trulie US Bteel
Youngstown
American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
Southh Penn Oil I
Ohio man fatally shoots wife then kills self after standoff
Police report a Youngstown area incident in which Tony Dinardo shot and killed his wife Josephine, wounded his son James, and after a half hour standoff with about a dozen officers, shot himself. James remains in fair condition at Youngstown Southside Hospital.
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JunavetwWig
Tony Dinardo
Josephine
Youngstown Southside Hospital
James
Dinanda
Lo Mush Dinard
Cuban Leader Seeks Better Ties With United States
President Osvaldo Dortichs urged a new trade agreement to improve U S Cuban relations. He warned that lowering the US sugar quota could trigger nationalization of foreign holdings and punitive actions by the United States on expropriated property.
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Osvaldo Dortichs
Wenin
United States
Cuba
Dortichs
Oie TV
Sve
Darticos
Congress
National Federation of
Sisar
Sthalers
U.S
Probe death of Caltech biochemist in Angles National Forest
Pasadena California April 1961 biochemist Walter Hubele Caltech graduate student was found dead in a car cabin at Angles National Forest in freezing temperatures. Authorities pursued autopsy and laboratory tests to determine cause. The diary described his treatment for multiple sclerosis but did not reveal the death reason. Deputies suggested possible freezing or medicine interaction as potential factors.
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Pasadena
Calif
Api—Konnal
Walter Hubelo
Tuin
Hubele
Caltech
Vom
Germany
Indus
Moulin
Angles Naional Forest
Croner
Storms Sweep Northeast U S with Delays and Fog
Storms assail the Northeast blanketing the Delaware Valley and much of the Atlantic seaboard. Dense fog paralyses air travel and snarls traffic as two days of severe weather continue to disrupt daily life along the East Coast.
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U. S
Fox
Delaware Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
East Coast
Egg Market Report Shows Moderate Demand in New York
In New York, wholesale egg offerings are moderate with steady demand. Receipts reach 14,300 with top quality white eggs priced at 34 to 31 cents per dozen for 48 to 50 count. Medium and brown varieties show lower quotes, reflecting mixed demand across sizes.
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New York
Erenews
TOPS
Wwadth Street
5 Good Selections at 1960 Fords in Stock
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Extension of Nuclear Ban Talks at Geneva Showdowns
The Wester Allies push for a May 16 date to Geneva as Eisenhower taps Herter Gates Jr. and key officials to press East West talks on halting nuclear tests. Wadsworth Fisk represent US in negotiations while Ike keeps options open for resuming tests if vital to security. A round of golf was the only definite item on today’s schedule.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Christian A. Herter
Thomas Gates Jr
Nathan FP. Twinldg
John A. McCane
Atomic Energy Commission
Alka
James P. ‘Wadsworth
James B. Fisk
United States
Geneva
Fim
Esenhower
Uberty
Soviet Union
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North Center Street
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