Soviet Premier calls for East West summit talks
In a message to President Eisenhower, Premier Bulganin urged an East West summit within two to three months perhaps in Geneva. Moscow broadcasts echoed the request to 18 other nations, NATO and the Warsaw Pact. U.S. officials said a top level conference is not yet endorsed, demanding diplomatic exploration and evidence of Soviet concessions on disarmament and German reunification.
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Retail Group Nominates Officers
Members of the Retail Merchants Division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce met at 8:45 am to nominate officers for the coming year. The nominating committee listed officers including vice president Harold Slaughter and secretary treasurer Gertrude White, with four additional directors to be chosen. Elections are set for a reorganization meeting Monday at 8 pm in the Municipal Building.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
B.G. Bennett
Robert Davison
Jerry Beal
Kirk Sawyer
Glenn Palmer
Harold Shaughter
Thomas Jansen
Decry Beaj
Milton Cherry
Harold Slaughter
Frank Lucie
Gerald Hammond
Gertrude White
Ivan Wickwire
Board of Control
Harold Shuwhter
Jack Stahl
Lea Ul
Louis Rossin
Wilbur Rickers
Frank Price
Bo Benneth
Robert Davidson
At &Pm
Munipal
Cold Snap Tightens Grip Across Atlantic Coast States
Associated Press reports a deep cold spell across the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida with nighttime readings down to the teens in mid-Atlantic areas and 20s in northern Florida. Freezing weather threatens crops in Florida including citrus in Doland Lake Alfred and Winter Haven as a warming trend from the Midwest moves eastward.
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Florida
Maine
New England
New York
Georgia
Dio Begins Long Stay At Sing Sing Prison
Labor racketeer Johnny Dio dressed for a show was taken to Sing Sing Prison to begin a 15 to 30 year extortion sentence. Handcuffed, he left a jail cell with partner John J. McNamara, president of Local 296 of the Teamsters Union, who drew a 5 to 10 year term. The pair were punished for shake-downs of business firms in exchange for labor peace.
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Sing Sing New York
Johnny Dio
Sing Sing
John J. McNamara
Team Isles Union
Woman Kills Three Children In Personal Crisis Report
Mrs D Yvonne Cavenaugh 24 recently released from mental hospital and her three children Anthony 9 Carol 7 Kevin 4 were found dead in their $50 000 Chicago area home in a case police called child killing and death by own action. Robert Cavenaugh jackknifed apart from family for over six months was in Chicago when shootings occurred after the older children returned from school. The secretary to the Illinois Commercial Men's Association of Chicago Assistant District Attorney William Aggeio reported spattered bullets and upstairs walls indicating the sequence of the killings.
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Yvonne Cavenaugh
Anthony
Carol
Kevin
Robert Cavenaugh
Chicago
Cavenaugh
Ilinois Commercial Men's Association of Chicago
Will
Don't Lock Me Up Im Sick Disorderly Charge in Corry
Joseph Jubec, 62, of Mead Avenue, appeared before the mayor today and pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge after a noisy disturbance at Corry Memorial Hospital at 5 10 p m yesterday. Police said Jubec refused to quiet down despite requests, was examined by a physician who found a condition aggravated by staying in a cell, and paid a total fine of $7 including medical fees.
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Mead
Mayisnale
Jaber
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Edgar Alexander
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Poten
Police Play No Favorites Cracking Down On Traffic Violations
Pittsburgh police say the city continues a crackdown on traffic violations with no favorites. An unnamed officer stated, We don't play any favorites, as a Clearfield County sheriff was towed for legal parking today.
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Clearfield County
Police Hunt For Two On Car Stealing Spree
Police investigate a six day rash of car thefts in Titusville area with five vehicles reported stolen from streets and nearby towns. Victims include Charles Antitwrt Gordon Brown Ellis Newman Perry McClelland as investigators pursue two suspects and review claims of fictitious alibis while Marching patrols search for the missing autos.
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Tiusville Street
Gordon Brown
Spartansbury
Titusville
Avencay
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Lames
Pleasantville
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Iirst
Saute
Spartansburg
Ellis Newman
Polier
Perry McClelland
R. D
Centerville
Corry
Ares Palive Fire
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Penn State Student Killed In Crash Near Centre County
A Penn State student was killed and another injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve on the Bellefonte State College highway and crashed into a ditch. M. Welsh, 21, of New Castle, died several hours later at Centre County Hospital. James J. Burns, 2, of Alton, a senior, was listed in fair condition with injuries.
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Bellefonte State Collage
Dark M. Welsh
New Castle
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James J. Burns
Alton
Congress Gets New Space Age Budget Monday
Washington reports President Eisenhower will ask Congress on Monday to approve a 73.8 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year with a small deficit instead of a surplus. The deficit stems from higher defense outlays and lower tax revenue as revenue trends slow and military spending rises. The plan would mark the largest federal spending since World War II, though not including highway costs from the 1963 figures. A separate item continues on Page Twos.
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Soviet Plan Seen as Peace Barrage Amid Summit Push
Soviet leaders pressed a peace barrage aimed at a summit, with Bulganin's proposals reaching Washington after Eisenhower’s State of the Union. In Paris he spoke as NATO ministers prepared to respond, urging Geneva talks within two to three months and signaling careful diplomacy.
Readied Probe Signals County and City Officials Involved
Allegheny County officials including the county judge and district attorney were instructed to prepare to investigate a protected crime area. Sheriff and city safety officers attended a briefing with the judge, outlining dates and jury qualification steps for the probe.
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Willum Davis
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Rosebery
Ike's Address Draws Praise as Congress Hears Plan
President Ike delivers a wide ranging address urging forward looking research and development for future weapons and space defense. The speech signals a push for ARPA linked programs and satellite tech transfer to military needs despite the era’s secrecy.
Democrats Back Eisenhower With Eight Point Program
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn praised the president's State of the Union but voiced disappointment that no immediate bills or military buildup were proposed. Johnson said they await blueprints and will study recommendations once laid out, while noting alignment with long standing objectives for stronger alliances and peace.
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Water Show Tickets Still Available at Local School
Tickets for the Water Show at the public school remain on sale. The event features the nine-year-old swimming club and is staged during the evening from 7 o clock to 9 30. Advance tickets are limited and reserved for students and adults with pricing details for each group.
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Ynehronied
Rose Auny
Gisel
Kasper Sharing Jail With Negroes
A 1980 report from Clinton Tennessee describes Kasper, held in a jail with black inmates. U S Marshal Robinson testified he saw Kasper Wednesday during prisoner handling and contempt proceedings followed rapid dispositions at the jail.
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Nagoney
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Illy Robinson
Kamber Wedgentay
Anne Oher
Uwe
Rea
Clinton
Tenn
No Mibtakh Prankuin Not Battery D Math Saga
Unclear text fragment references names and terms tied to a local event or notice. The readable portion includes scattered proper nouns and potential group titles, but no clear person, place, date, or outcome to anchor a factual card.
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New Hampshire National
Guan
Sarwenit Sargent
Western Powers Muddle Over Soviet Summit Proposals
The report notes Bulganin's summit proposals shadow the State of the Union address while Western powers weigh the cost and feasibility of a broad Soviet plan. Critics warn that trying to press many points at once risks derailing diplomacy and delay top level talks.
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Independent Times of Lovdas
Nudhestu
Buls van
Whey
Niels
Sam
Luton
Daily Telegraphy
Washington Chamber of Commerce discusses probusiness law shaping
A panel hosted by the Corry Chamber of Commerce gathered in Washington to brief a newly formed committee on legislative tactics. The session emphasized subcommittees to study small business issues and relay opinions to legislators, with regular meetings planned to review problems and forward positions.
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Jalle
Washington
Corry
Commuittee Aong
Atmini
Sre
Piu
Air Force Fires Atlas Missile at Canaveral
The U S Air Force launched its fourth Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile from Canaveral at 10 48 a m to another successful test. Reporters on the beach witnessed the plume and smoke as the giant rocket rose and the engines roared for minutes. Washington announced the test was successful though not at maximum range, with the Atlas designed to fly beyond 5 000 miles and expected to be tested later this year.
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