Route 6 Relocation Top Priority for Year
Route 6 relocation gains top priority from the Ste High Way Department. Harrisburg officials will be asked to place the project high in the next fiscal year starting July 1. Locals pressed for mainline realignment to bypass North Center and West Smith streets, with hearings and land con donation needed.
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Columbus Avenue
Ste High Way
HS. Gahagen
Corry
Harrisburg
Gahagen
S A Long
Frank Dodd
William Armitage
J. Pred Kinley
J. R. Dearing
Franklin
Widen Probe Into Jukebox Terrorism
The Senate Labor Management Committee widened its inquiry into an alleged Chicago gang led counterfeiting plot tied to jukebox operators. Testimony cited a $100,000 yearly shakedown by mobsters and corrupt labor union officials, with counterfeit records produced to undermine legitimate firms. The hearings resume Tuesday as witnesses claim nationwide labor and crime links in the car machine industry.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Chicago
Cirate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Curamilies
New York
Umion
Ted Sipiora
Counerfeit Records
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cook County
Three Killed As Car Rams Semi
Three people were killed and three injured when a car rear ended a tractor-trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike about eight miles west of Bedford. Deceased are Richard L. Barlie 29 soldier at Norfolk Pt. Lee. Franklin W. Martin Sr. 84 of Baltimore Md and his son Frank Jr. 10. Three Martin family members were hurt Delma 35 Wayne 15 and Tanya 1 all listed in good condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital.
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Skvrund
Pennnsylvania Turnpike
Bedford
Bedford County
Richard L. Barlie
Pt. Lee
Franklin W. Martin Sr
Baltimore
Franklir
Martin
Missile Escapes From Texas Base Amazed Officials
An errant Nike Hercules missile from a Texas base landed near ranch buildings in southern New Mexico after a safeguard charge failed. The blast created a large crater and damaged nearby structures while a young girl and several adults were briefly in danger. authorities traced the event to a McGregor, New Mexico, facility and linked the rocket to Alamogordo and El Paso area activity.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ms Strick
Jes
New Mexico
Karen Manidin
Kenneth
Dot. Lee
Charles
Don Lee
Charles Lew
Alamogordo
N.M
Lew
Bliss
Paso
Lytherm
McGregor Missile Braining
Father of Five Uses Toy Gun in Clothing Store HoldUp
Elvin B. Stewart, 43, of Warren, attempted a robbery at Epstein Clothing Store on Pennsylvania Avenue using a toy pistol. Store proprietor Joseph Epstein and meter reader Jack Sutter overpowered him. Stewart was jailed after police, who suspect links to other local holdups, questioned him. He cited family needs and bills as motives.
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Jack Sutter
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Michael Evan
Stewart
Evan
Charles Musunte
Jerry Parks
Weather Improves Over Last February Conditions Rise
A late snowstorm cooled the area then shifted to milder trends. Temperatures dipped to 5 degrees above zero after a 12 degree benchmark the previous day. An inch of snow and wind up to 35 mph produced brief blizzard-like conditions. The Weather Bureau expects little change through the weekend with a 15 to 20 degree low tonight. This February shows improvement from last year when heavy snow and colder temps prevailed. About seven inches have fallen this month versus 3.61 inches last February. State Police warn highways remain slick and blowing snow reduces visibility. driving cautions urged.
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Ier
Weather Bureau
Corry
Steel Strike Threat Pushes Buying Here
Local industries respond to looming steel strike by stockpiling raw materials and accelerating orders for summer and fall delivery. Raymond plant, Corry Jamestown operations, Ajax, McInnes Steel, and Rogers Structural Steel all seek inventories to cover potential shutdowns. Some firms cannot stockpile due to design changes or diverse product sizes, risking production curtailment if strikes occur.
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Raymond
Corry- Jamestown
Fiip
Ajax
McInnes Steel Co
Rogers Structural Steel McInnes
Rogers Structural Steel
Flu Epidemic Strains Britain Amid Severe Winter
Britain endures a harsh winter with a four day illness grip as official data show 1,828 pneumonia and influenza deaths from February 7 to 14. Four hundred fifty five fatalities stemmed from a flu variant. Hospitals limit beds to emergencies and many people struggle to obtain at home medical care.
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Britain
Macmillan and Red Chief Meet British Prime Minister Talks in Moscow
The article notes British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan meeting Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Moscow to ease Cold War tensions. Macmillan aims for progress but cautions limits as he seeks dialogue to influence East West relations and security. The piece reflects cautious optimism about diplomacy amid global tension.
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Macmillan
West
Moscow
Harold Macraillen Low
Khenshehev Watott
London
Contek
Macrillin
Khrusbehev
Bejlisty Statesman
Fife
Selvryn
Frozen Bank Clerk Found Dead In Car Near Charleroi
The frozen body of Donald W. Myles, 31, formerly of Monongahela and ex bank clerk at Mellon National Bank in Donora, was found in his parked car along an expressway near Charleroi. Deputy Coroner Schrock cited heart attack as likely cause though not immediately determined. A spokesman noted his dismissal over irregularities. Also reported, Gilbert G. LaGorce, 50, National Geographic Magazine advertising director, died yesterday in Washington.
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Charleroi
Expres
Here
Marckl J. Schrock
Donald W. Myles
Monongahela
Miles
Mellon National Bank
Donora
Pittsburgh
Radiation Danger Delays Nuclear Power for Missiles
Washington AP reports a space expert says nuclear powered engines will not replace chemical thrust for missiles for 5 to 10 years due to radiation dangers. Dr Hugh Dryden of NASA testified that atomic rockets will be limited to very large payloads and long term goals, while NASA pursues moon and planetary flights.
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Washington
Hugh Dryden
National Aernautics and Space Administration
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower Mexico trip yields Dam project talks Acapulco
President Eisenhower's visit with Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos ended with a mutual promise to pursue a 1 million dollar dam on the Rio Grande. The Duplicate Dam plan has been debated for a decade, with funding and financing to be resolved by Congress and Mexican authorities. The joint communique stressed excellent U.S.-Mexico relations and a cooperative approach on regional development and international affairs.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Eisenhower
Dig
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Rio Grande
Congress
Houlr
United States
Communione
Inet
IAM to curb racketeers campaign across lodge network
The International Association of Machinists announces a co‑ordinated drive by 3056 lodges to stop fake advertising claims made in the union name. IAM President Al Mayes says employers will be warned and urged to aid in prosecuting impostors who misuse IAM branding. Corry Aero Supply, Jamestown, and Ajax Tron Works are affiliates aiding the effort.
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International Assection of
Washington, DC
TAM
al Mayes
IAM
Mayes
Hayes
Ruting
International Association of Machinists
Tn Corry
Aero Supply
Corry + Jamestown
Ajax Tron Works
17 Killed In 200-Foot Plunge At Dam Site
A shaft collapse at the Mkambu dam project on the Zambesi river killed 17 people, including three Europeans and four Africans, as workers fell 200 feet. Reports say the platform gave way at the site on the southern bank amid power rationing near the dam. The incident prompted death toll updates and investigations.
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Balisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Mkambu
Zambesi
Dulles Faces Second Mass Radiation Treatment Today
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Walter Reed Medical Center for his second large dose of abdominal cancer radiation. Doctors plan daily treatments through the week with a possible four week hospital period. A doctor’s note says the 71 year old, who turns 72 next Wednesday, was well enough after yesterday’s preliminary session.
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Wassing Lon Iury
Dulles
Walter Reed Medical Center
Bunly
State Department
Four Children Die in Roxbury Tenement Fire
A Roxbury Boston fire on Washington Street killed four children and left another, Melvin Watkins, critically burned. The victims include Robert, 12. Stephen, 10. Clarence, and Della Watkins, ages 14 months. Parents Orlando and Mrs Watkins escaped with non life threatening injuries as a space heater exploded and flames engulfed the second floor.
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Boston
Mass
Washington
Roxbury
Childr
Serion Poaid
Robert Watkins
Stephen
Clarence
Della
Watkins
Melvin
City Hospital
John Lydon
William Keane
Orlando Watkins
Bach
Mtn Burtis
Wits Ideters
Youth Admits Two Holdups in New York Case
Robert Brightman, a 17 year old from RD 1 North Clymer, admitted to two armed robberies in Chautauqua County NY. He was captured near Abury and Bear Take while walking to kill a potential witness, waived extradition, and was jailed in Mayville to await grand jury action on two counts of first degree robbery. Authorities say he stole about $50 from a Frewsburg liquor store and a Jamestown shop.
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North Clymer
New York State
Chiuuuquit
Mayville
Robert Brightman
Wedneyday
Bear Take
Brightman
Bill Kyler
Clines
Chautauqua County Gherit's
Mayville Fom Warren
Justice of the jPolce
Jill
Grand Jury
Sheriff's i Department
Mayville Sud
Tor Uy
Westfield
Frewsbury
Jamestown Shar
Bomb threats case ends with youth sentences
In Oswego County City Court Judge Maurice Conley sentenced five girls from local homes to six months in jail for telephoning threats to their high school. Karen Gardner alone was found innocent on delinquency charges as the others pleaded guilty.
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Juliton
Karen Gardney
Goris Jeuth Dickquist
Sylvia Rossman
Helen Lamb
Miss Gardner
Gardner
Dickquist
Roxmmatl
Maurice
Conley
Gardner Irl
Oswego County
Gouth
Sal ‘ Ieee
Winter Grips Nation as South Shivers Under Frigid Air
A sweeping cold front chills two thirds of the nation with subfreezing readings from Montgomery Alabama to Charleston South Carolina and Memphis Tennessee. Jacksonville Florida hits 70 as Key West reports the warmest spot while Montana and the Dakotas see subzero temps and the Pacific Northwest endures widespread cold readings.
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Anmnovisen
Dixie
Pacific Northwest
Moale
Montgomery
Aln
Baton Rowse
Charleston
S.C
Memphis
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Key West
Leas
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Montana
Dakotas
Glasgow
Montae
Five youths indicted in Slavina mass murder case
In a San Diego proceeding, teen Eder, 16, charged as adult with slaying Lois Pendergast, 37, and her four children in El Cajon last December. The case ties to the man who sheltered him before the killings, with Eder captured within 72 hours of the victims’ bodies being found.
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San Diego
Eder
Trandemolt
el Cajon
Farller
Lois Pendergast
Elma
David
Thomas
Dianna
Allen
Thomas Pendergast
Pendergast
W Ban Diegd
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Texas
Father of Five
Erie County
James Roseberry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Erie
U! 5
Bureau of Employment Security
Gilbert G. la Gorce
National Geographic Magazine
D. D. Wyatt
NASA
Office of Space Flight Development
Wyatt
Moon
Senate
Pottsville
Withim Lucas
Joliet
Ashfind
Mrs. Lallg
Wied
Dorothy Miter
Mateos
Rio Dam
No Nations
Eisenhow
Cen
Ananedal
Lowell C
Pinkertony
the Buchan
Washington University Hospital
Lincoln White
Thigment
Hust Dulles
South
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