Zhukov Warns US Ready To War On Russia China
Marshal Zhukov, new defense minister of the Soviet Union, accuses United States monopolists of preparing a new war against Russia and its allies. He speaks at Army and Navy Day, denouncing imperialist blocs and urging heavy industry under the fifth five year plan. He affirms Soviet peace aims but warns aggressors will face resistance.
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Russia
Red
China
Pree Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
United States
Communist Party
Bolahot Iter
Defense Ministry
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Vanily D. Sokolovaky
Zhukov
Unmanned Truck Hits Empty Car On East Bath Street
A driverless street department truck rolled down a hill on East Bath Street and struck a parked car after an emergency brake failed. No injuries reported. The car owner is Ralph Carroll of 440 Knit Booth Olivier Street. The incident followed a call about a rotting tree limb on East South Street and involved two unmanned vehicles with damages about 40 dollars. Italian tenor Banjo Gigi announces retirement in June at age 66.
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East South Street
Glen McCaslin
Delaware Street
Bath Street
McCaslin
Ralph Carroll
Attack on Road Building Program Sparks Senate Debate
Sen Byrd denounces Eisenhower highway plan as pure pork barrel and inflationary. Sen Gore assails financing as irresponsible. Case seeks amendments while endorsing the over all goal. Gore's subcommittee hears testimony from Farm Bureau, National Grange, and AFL officials. Byrd cites 27 states would receive windfall payments for toll roads already built.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Byrd
Dva
Wienhower
Gore
Sen. Case
Eisenhower
Case
Senate Public Works
American Farm Burea Federation
National Grange
AFL
Nanchishan May Not Be Defended
Formosa signs multiplied that Nationalists may be forced to pull out from Nanchishan, the northern anchor of the offshore island chain off Chiangkao. Officials imply the defenders could number about 2,000 guerrillas and regulars, and hint that all offshore islands may not be defended. The question now is whether the United States has rejected Nationalist pleas for aid and ordered a retreat that would shift the civil war front toward the Matsu group.
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Associated Press
Taipei
Formosa
Willin
Nanchishan
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationallat
United States
Ninchishan
Matsi Group
Formoan
Foochow
Fukien
Nan
Dem Tax Cut Plan Draws Ike’s Fire In News Conf
President Eisenhower assailed the Democratic proposal to cut taxes by 20 per person next January 1 as fiscal irresponsibility. He said sponsors offered the plan as an amendment to continuing corporate and excise taxes rather than as a separate bill, tying any income cut to rate extensions. He spoke with marked irritation, warning against cutting federal revenue amid greater spending.
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Tke
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Cash Shortfall Delays Corry Area High School Project
Financial problems at a sub-contractor threaten further delays on the Corry Area High School construction. The firm says it is almost bankrupt and unable to pay its subcontractors, awaiting assurances from the general contractor L. H. Ludwig and C. that payments will be forthcoming. The Corry Area Schools Authority notes work unfinished will not be paid and bonds are in place.
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Corry Area
Piche
Bonding Company
Gener
L. H. Ludwig
Forthcomim
Fem
Gener Contescetor
Mottay
Corry Area Schools Authority
Mary Graves Dies In Luxury Park Apartment
Mary Graves 84, daughter of a British countess, died in a peculiar central park residence. Police found barbiturates on her dresser including two thought to be stopping puts. Senate backs 50 percent pay raise proposal for Congress but Bush move defeated 80-3. The vote signals support to raise pay from 15000 to 22500 annually.
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Associated Pros
New York
Mary Graves
Central Park
Bedride
Warbhington
Senate
Bush
Congress
Reorganization Plans of Leader Face Delay
Senator Joseph M. Barr says the 1955 Pennsylvania Legislature will have few chances to vote on government reorganization plans this session due to time limits. Governor Leider had forecast major reshuffling awaiting 1999, with Chesterman Committee proposals debated but largely unacted on. A 10 0 million potential savings estimate was floated, while a proposed 12, member temporary commission to study reform was discussed, outlining appointment power and disbandment rules.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Joseph M. Barr
Wesus
Barr
George M. Leider
Wetson
Chesterman
Erie
Republicw
Senate Democrats
Senate
Howe
Mintetinbions
Knasine
Apemier
Motte
Ijro Lempore
Shrine Club Boys to Escort 400 Children to Circus
The Corry and Union City Shrine Club pledged gifts to Corry Memorial and Biter Memorial hospitals and planned to take 400 children from both communities to the Shrine Circus. Officers elected included Peter DeGerlando as president and John R. Rossbacher as vice president.
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Corry
Union City
Tnion City Bhrtmoe Club
Jnst
Ellimote
McWhortey
Sharon
Te Zen Zem ‘Temple
Divan
Peter DeGerlando
Wea
Presi~dent
John R. Rossbacher
W. Bruce Eflaworth
Corry Memorial Hospital
Biter Memorial Hospital
Conaigta
Ave
Cad Head Offers Resignation Of Local Members
Cory Call Defense Director Ray G Weber sent a strongly worded reply to Hiram G Andrews chairman of the State Council for Civic Defense. Weber spoke for 200 CD volunteers in the city and reminded the state house that amateur volunteers have won wars in the past.
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Cory
Auxiliary Police Class Begins As Planned In City Building
The newly formed auxiliary police unit, set to meet tonight at the city building, will proceed on schedule according to CD Director Ray Weber. He said volunteers understand that state council remarks had no effect on local CD efforts and that operations will continue until directed otherwise. Mayor Earl T. Cherry and Folie Chief Harley Drake endorsed civilian defense aid for wardens and auxiliary police, noting the city cannot function in an emergency without them.
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Bo'elock
Ray Weber
Weber
CD Council
Hiram G. Andrews
CD Poen
Earl T. Cherry
Folie
Harley Drake
Locil
Andrews
pe+ ins
CD Waite
State Council
Richard Nichols
Sudh
Corry
Une
Aiate
Erie
Corry CD
Gromyko Plane Narrow Escape Over London
A Ruslan airliner carrying Soviet Deputy Premier Andrei Gromyko narrowly escaped trouble at London Airport en route from Moscow to London for the United Nations subcommittee meeting. Officials cited a brief landing delay caused by difficulty relaying messages to the Russian pilot before the aircraft, with a Royal Air Force navigator aboard, landed safely.
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London
Porulyn Mints
Andrei Gromyko
Bangkok Talks Under Fire At Eight Nation Conference
A London Moscow radio broadcast denounced Bangkok talks as an instrument of American aggression. The broadcast coincided with the conference opening and claimed the United States seeks access to the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan's power resources through the Bangkok meeting.
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Bangkok
London
Moncow Radio
Faure seeks approval to form new postwar French cabinet
Paris reports Premier designate Edgar Faure won preliminary backing from the National Assembly as he presented his program for France s 21st postwar government. He pledged to push final ratification of Paris treaties, renew efforts for Big Four talks, and focus on living standards, industry, and farm distribution while avoiding sudden policy shifts.
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Associated Prest
Paris
French National Assembly
Edgar Faure Hadeen
France
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
West Germany
Assembly
Howe
Pierre Mendes-France
Antoine Pindy
Pierre Ply
Christian Pineau
Svarel
Mendes-Prance
Altough
Joseph Laniel
Mendes- France
Pinay
Rajiens
Stress May Be Greatest Killer Says Med Expert
Montreal reporter describes Dr Hunn Selye as a world authority on stress and its effects. He argues chronic stress triggers glandular imbalances that can damage organs, leading to heart disease, cirrhosis, insanity, and other illnesses. The article notes Selye’s four annual reports on stress and his theory of the alarm reaction.
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Montreal
Hunn Selye
Cate
Belvo Kaye
Belye
Atrike Yhdie
Solye
Alress
Adenauer Warns Free Democrats Over Paris Treaties
Chancellor Adenauer threatens to expel the FDP unless it backs the Paris treaty pacts. Debate opens with his coalition at stake as FDP leaders promise consultations after initial拒 rejection amid charges of sacrificing the Saar. The party leaders must report back on whether to support the agreement.
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Dy Asovemmie
Bonn
Germany
Conrad Adenauer
Paris
Adenauer
Free Democrats
FDP
Adensuer
Bundestag
Ade~naver
Corryite's Back Broken in Fall
A. W. Harihon, 57, a noted building contractor, fell from scaffolding at a home he was building on Wright Creek west of Corry. He sustained a compressed fracture of the second lumbar vertebra and was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital, then scheduled for transfer to Hamot Hospital in Erie for specialized care. The accident occurred about 0:50 p.m. on icy scaffolding at the Coole home north of East Irving Street.
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A. W. Harihon
Alte
Wright Creet
Harmon
Corry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Douglas Coole
East Irving Strert
Ready Appeals For 3 Gamblers
Three men convicted of bribery and conspiracy face appeals prepared by their attorneys. Loboria Arnone Frank Benlice and Mike Beckell were found guilty on multiple counts late Monday night. Sentencing was postponed by Erie County Criminal Court Judge Judie Evans as appeals proceed, amid broader corruption probes and past arrests in the area.
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Associated Proan Bris
Mies
Fhom
Loboria
Bebo
Arnone
Frank Benlice
Mike Beckell
Judie Elmer Evans
Erie County Criminal Court
Sentencini
Nye
Etober
Drinlet
Damian McLamghin
Oshit Ono
Ariel Gembal
Thomas W. Flattay
Nixon and Fuchs hold talks with Panama urge calm
President Richart M. Nixon and Vice President Richart Nixon met Panama officials today to urge easing tensions in the quarrel with neighboring leader Arabs Bomom of Nhurmann Province. No results of the Nixon-Fighoren talks were announced.
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Panama Bank
Conta Rich
Richart M. Nixon
Panama
Conta Fucan
Jose Fiueres
Arabs Bomom
Nhurmann
Dulles Seato Parley Assures Backing for Far East
Bangkok dispatch reports Secretary of State Dulles told eight nation Seato talks the United States will stand behind its military commitments in Southeast Asia and move quickly if needed. He urged an early meeting of military chiefs to draft defense plans against Communist aggression and noted subversion demands equal attention with open aggression.
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Bangkok
United States
Far East
Dulles
U. S
Southeast Asia
Diallon
C. G
Asia
Philippines
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Ups
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Theiland
Ananda Bamakon
Corelgg
Pibulsongeran
Britain
Zealand
Austentia
France
Phiippines
Erie Youth Dies After Crash in Stolen Car
A 16 year old youth died after a crash in a stolen car during a police pursuit near Derby. Another occupant, 18 year old Ronald Baxter, was seriously injured. Police in Fredonia continued investigations.
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Erie
Pmmncunen
Eves Dune
Harold J. Guthberk
Ronald Baxter
Alee
Hirin
Pourby Fredonia
I Derby
Herr
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Corryite
A. W. Harman
Seato Parley
Laos
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