British Russian chiefs begin top level talks in Moscow
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Premier Nikita Khrushchev opened formal Kremlin discussions after a weekend together at Khrushchev’s house. British and Soviet aides attended as sessions continued with brief public comment about mutual interests. Khrushchev hosted Macmillan’s party along with Mikoyan Gromyko and Malik. Sir Patrick Reilly handled British representation.
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Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Nikdta S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Pravda
Red Army
Khrushchev
Jacob Malik
Britain
Patrick Reilly
Polk Patient Strangled By Strait Jacket
Franklin AP dispatch reports Polk County Court Surgeon Dr. Maur ice C. Dinberg ruled death by strangling for 24 year old Marcella Ruby man, found at Polk State School. Dinberg said restraint jacket tightened around neck after she fell from a bed, tied to the bed. an attendant was elsewhere in the room.
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Buller County
Zeman
Ex-Resident Hurt In Crash Involving Two Cars
Corry area police reported one seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash near Mil Village. Mrs. Paul Lindstrom, 27, formerly of Corry, suffered a compressed spine fracture and broken ribs. She was in fair condition at Stem Memorial Hospital after a head on collision with Rex Davenport, 50, of Townville. Damages were about 500 dollars. A second, minor accident occurred later on Route 89 near Wattsburg with only property damage and no injuries. Retired Colonel Edward Black, 65, former New Hampshire legislator, died after a brief illness in Hillsboro.
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Corry
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Paul Lindstrom
Albion
Lindstrom
Rex Davenport
Townville
Mil Village
Lindestrom
Davenport
Wattsburg
Winifred Walter
Youngsville
James Seigworth
Tionesta
Walter
Seigworth
Rescue Family Of 5 Marooned On Beacon
Leslie Schmidt 23 and his wife Sarah 22 and their three children were rescued after spending three days on a Gulf of Mexico beacon near Corpus Christi. A shrimp boat crew from the Carroll Ann plucked them from the light Saturday afternoon as their 26 foot cabin cruiser broke up in heavy seas. The family, returning from Port Mansfield, endured hunger and cold and kept a diary to tell relatives how they believed they might die, noting their hope to leave bones with an explanation. The parents and children were treated at a Corpus Christi hospital.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Leslie Schmidt
Gulf of Mexico
Leslie
Senew
Schmidt
Mrs Luce Named U S Envoy to Brazil in Brazil
A Foreign Office spokesman announced that Clue Boothe Luce is the new U S ambassador to Brazil with the Brazilian government cabling its agreement over the weekend. Mrs Luce, wife of magazine publisher Henry R Luce, previously served as ambassador to Italy from April 1953 to November 1956.
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Rio DE Janminw
Clue Boothe Luce
U. S
Brazil
Foreign Office
Washington
Luce
Henry R. Luce
Italy
Prisoners Freed as Cyprus Moves Toward Independence
Greek Cypriots cheered as Britain released over 100 political prisoners held under emergency rules linked to the EOKA campaign. Detention camps closed and emergency regulations lifted as part of a London accord toward independence, with many convicts not yet released awaiting possible term reductions amid ongoing tensions.
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Nicosia
EOKA
Oaen
Sinc
London
Cyprus
Unin
Mammari
Xhokkinotrimittia Welention
Phaneronemi Cathedral
Burns Fatal To Union City Woman 80
An 80 year old Union City woman died after sustaining burns at her farm home. Jessie Henton was found on the porch after her clothing caught fire from ashes spilling from an old coal stove. She died at Stemn Hospital after 2:10 p m Sunday. Funeral arrangements are with Glenn Funeral Home Union City. She is survived by three grandsons Rexford Webb and Russell Webb both of Union City and Ronald Webb of Corry and three great grandchildren plus 100 great great grandchildren. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Union City planned with service Wednesday at 2 p m officiated by Rev Dwight Jack.
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Union City
Gum Memorial
Fom
Jessie Hent
R. D
Harry Musser
Musser
Rexford Webb
Corry
Russell Webb
Glenn
Dwight Jack
Evergreen Cemetery
Man Drowns After Ice Breaks Near Bedford
Bedford Pa. James W. Morse 58 of Clearville fell through ice on a reservoir and drowned near Bedford yesterday. He was found in the water after the accident. Authorities investigated but did not disclose further details.
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Bedford
James W. Morse
Clearville
Erie Freight Derailed At U C
Erie freight derailment near Union City disrupted rail service as derailed cars damaged signals and infrastructure. Witnesses described a pole severed by the wreck while crews removed damaged cars and surveyed the scene from derailed pieces. Freight cars spilled contents along the tracks in the Union City area.
22 Cars Spill From Rails As Journal Box Burns
A westbound freight train near Union City derailed and looses boxcars, 22 cars spilled from the rails and a journal box burned. No injuries. damage costs running into thousands. All 32 cars laden with merchandise. Tracks blocked. traffic diverted to Pennsylvania lines. police guard upturned cars. Conductor W. L. Wood and engineer P. F. Linven, both of Meadville, in charge.
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Journal
Kyle Raiiyondee
Raila
Union City
Erle
Doliara
Cory Barracks
Corry
Air Evie
Pennsylvania Hines
Ol City
Meadville Gulf
Erie
Penany
Chicago
New York
W. L. Wood
P. F. Linven
Mendville
Eisenhower pushes stronger foreign aid bid amid budget talks
President Eisenhower readies a three point nine three billion dollar foreign aid request and faces Republican support and Democratic resistance. He warns that deep cuts could threaten a hemispheric security stance while citing Viet Nam as an example of needed defense aid. Senate leader Johnson says he helped restore funds after prior cuts as new proposals, to detail in a mid March message, raise the budget battle.
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Eisenhower
United States
White House
Ersenhower
Viet Nam
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Ue House
Congress
Tragic Collision Claims Youth near Boswell
An 17 year old Don Vino sky of Boswell died when the car he rode in struck a stone wall and plunged into concrete steps along Route 601 in the Boswell area. The crash occurred yesterday in Somerset county and authorities are investigating the cause of the fatal accident.
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Somerset
Don Vinosky
Boswell
Cuban Bloodbath reveal Batista terror and aftermath
In Havana AP reporter Robert Berrellez compiles records and interviews to detail Batista era abuses. He cites 20,000 tortured or killed under police and army, Castro tribunals executing former policemen and soldiers, and notes civil rights suppression. The piece highlights Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco and related massacres as part of a broader indictment.
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Robert Berrellez
Havana
Castro
Batista
Cuba
Maj
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Sosa Blanco
Two Doctors Vanish In White Mountains Plane Search
Scores of volunteers sifted through deep snow in the White Mountains as air crews and helicopters searched for two Dartmouth Medical School doctors missing since Saturday. Dr Ralph E. Miller a 60 year old chief pathologist and Dr Robert E Quinn a 32 year old medicine instructor disappeared after a flight from Berlin to Lebanon to treat a heart patient. Weather was cold with no outdoor fire sightings. survival beyond 24 hours was uncertain.
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Berlin
N.H
White Mountains
Ralph E. Miller
Robert E. Quinn
Dartmouth Medical School
Lebanon
Air National Guards
Civil Air Patrol
Miller
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Dartmouth Medical
Four Children Die in Oil Stove Explosion at Home
In Strangvilge Maryland four children Linda 6 Robert 7 William 4 and Barrett 2 died when an oil stove exploded near their bed. Their mother Ellen Henderson 26 was visiting a nearby home and their father Robert Henderson was at work. The fire spread through fumes as the heater in the doorway between the cot and tunnel blew up trapping the children.
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Sranghvilge
Ellen Henderson
Robert Henderson
Tranlee
Fnomerent Rettigge i Frankford
Wear
Lupe
Linda
Robert Je
William
Barrett
Henderson
Cuba Executions Climb To 325
In Havana the revolutionary government reports executions rising to 325 as it answers the war’s toll. Former soldiers and a policeman are among the executed or condemned for torture and treason. The actions follow the December flight of President Batista and implicate University of Havana students in sympathy with Castro rebels.
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Havana
Revolutiongov
Anton Mie
Valeriano Dupryron Silva
University of Havana
Fidel Castro
Pulgencio Batito
Rescue Pair From Pacific Ocean Tides
Seaside Oregon AP report details a daring rescue on a rugged 100 foot cliff as two boys, Charles Kenney 17 and Ron Makinster 18, were lowered by rope to a beach below amid high tides. Dr Ralph Perkins and state trooper Dave Wilson aided from above, with a Viking party observer signaling for help. The injured Kenney suffered a shoulder injury and a cut. both boys were pulled to safety as waves began to crash on the rock and sand ledge.
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Seaside
Ore
Oregon Beach
Charles Kenney
Neturta
Ron Makinster
Tillamook
Ove
Donald J. Kangas
Portland
Nehalem
Ralph Perkins
Dr. Perkins
Ex-Corryite Creates Trust Fund From Will
Henry Wheeler former Corry resident died in Erie at 62, leaving more than $20,000 in personal property. The will directs income from his estate to Edward Codney who, after Wheeler cared for him during illness, will receive $150 monthly for life through a special trust fund filed for probate at the County courthouse.
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Henry Wheeler
Corry
Erie
Edward Codney
The
Biig
Wheeler
Raymond
Codney
Mr. Wheeler
Marty Pays Last Of Bribery Fine
AL MMLty, AL Curry paid off the remaining fines in a 1954 Erie bribery case. Marty completed a final $101.05 payment to wipe out $561.08 original debt. Arthur Damore followed with $1,208.165, settling a $1,919.65 bill. 22 killed in Srinagar violence.
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AL Mmlty
AL Curry
Woo Whee
Erie
Marty
Arthur Damore
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