Blame and policy mix in early Cold War era talk
The Corry Journal surveys postwar blame over Pearl Harbor and missile lag, noting voters will judge in three years. It cites Representative George H. Mahon urging measured action and warns against fear of Soviet gains, urging prompt, decisive programs. Dulles travels to Ankara to back Baghdad Pact aims and deter Soviet influence in the Middle East.
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Pacific Fleet
George H. Mahon
Appropriations Committee
Jones
Dulles
Ankara
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Paris
Middle East
Britain
United States
Three Years of Decision and the Missile Challenge
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson frames the next three years as decisive for U S missile progress. It contrasts his call for bipartisan defense focus with critics like Truman and Acheson and notes pressure on the Adams postwar indifference issue while Johnson seeks constructive steps to reassure the nation.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Truman
Dean Acheson
Sherman Adams
Motorist Arrested For Driving On Sledding Area
Jamestown report: Charles D. Arnone, 20, arrested for disorderly conduct after driving an auto over a sliding area behind Municipal Stadium. Bail set at 100 dollars for city court arraignment today. Police say he moved past sliders and down a hill. Jeffrey Rice, 7, injured when a sled was struck by a car near Rice Road. Driver listed as Myrton Barrun, 23.
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Jyameor
Annomist
Charles D. Arnone
Municipal Stadium
Arnone
Jamestown
Ellington
Jeffrey Rice
Robert Rice
Rice Road
WCA Hospital
Myrton Barrun
Two Killed In Pittsburgh Tunnel Accidents
Two workers died in separate tunnel incidents under construction by the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt Mitchell Jr., 29, of Augh Fayette County, was crushed when a truck cart pinned him to a tunnel wall. Willie Mitchell, 28, of Pittsburgh, suffocated by fumes in a tunnel shaft. the men were not related.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Sanitary Authority
Roosevelt Mitchell Jr
Fayette County
Willie Mitchell
Roosevelt Mitchell
Call Witnesses In Murder Retrial
The commonwealth prepared more witnesses to testify in the murder retrial of Glenn A. Leamer 33 charged in the 1965 death of his 92 year old grandfather Samuel Leamer at the Frankstown home. Leamer pleads innocent as the trial nears the end of its second week.
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Hunuvarepunu
Caw
Commonwealth
Glenn A. Leamer
Hollidaysburg
Samuel Leamer
Frankstown
Leamer
Dancing with the Russian bear limits prospects for disarmament
AP News Analyst James Marlow argues that postwar disarmament talks with the Soviet Union face deep obstacles. He notes mutual distrust, the arms race, and the risk of stalemate or small-scale aggression as Washington demands robust guarantees before any disarmament. Khrushchev echoes demands for a package deal linking bans on ICBMs to US withdrawal from overseas bases.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Kelther
Bulganin
Dulles
Stunis
Eisenhower
Congress
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Edith Tenharken dies in North Clymer at 97
Edith Tenharken of North Clymer died Saturday at 2 40 p m at her home after a long illness she was born September 21 1892 in French Creek Township daughter of Eugene and Berding King Gross Her husband Benjamin died in 1993 Survived by a daughter Dorothy Alice Appleby Clymer a son Leroy Tenharken Clymer a brother Irvin Gross Ripley four grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body is at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with calling hours and funeral tomorrow at 1 30 p m Reby Benjamin Hoffman of the Abbe Reformed Church will officate burial at Spyghe Holland Cemetery
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Edith Tenharken
North Clymer
Edith ‘Tenharken
Clymer
Irvin Gross
Ripley
Spitzer Funeral Home
Reby Benjamin Hoffman
Abbe Reformed Church
Spyghe Holland Cemetery
Couple Sues For Fire Insurance Claim Continues
In Common Pleas Court, plaintiffs nen DVeen-Wilbur and Al treda Kilfoyle of R. D. J. Townville press a $12,000 fire insurance claim as neighbors testify about a February 15, 1956 blaze. Defense witnesses from Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. contest loss proof, claim misstatements, and added hazards from stored combustibles.
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Nen Dveen
Wilbur
al Treda Kilfoyle
R. D. J. Townville
T ‘We Damage Lawsult
Common Pleas Court
Kilfoyles
F.raymond Prewatt
Titusville Trust 120
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance
C O
Columbus
Gayle Templeton
Eric
Richard Johannesmeyer
City
Arthur Dale
Meadville, Slaim Adjuster
Paul E. Allen
Stuart A. Culbertson
Israeli General Resigns Post to Return to Studies
Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan resigns as chief of staff of the Israeli army, effective February 1, and is replaced by deputy Brig. Gen. Haim Laskow. Dayan, 44, says he has no political ambitions and will resume archaeology studies at Hebrew University.
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Tenomene
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Dayan
Haim Laskow
St. Dayan
Maganah
Hebrew University
Dies of Injuries After Auto Crash on Route 28
A man died from injuries sustained when struck by an automobile on Route 28 in South Fayette Town. Police say the accident occurred in the morning as the victim was walking along the highway. The driver remained at the scene and pledged cooperation with investigators.
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Pittsburh
South Fayette Town
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Retains City Hopes
The column recalls Senate filibusters over the anti-lynching bill and shares stockholder re elections at Community Loan Co. Corry and Union City High meet Orange and Black in a 25 23 junior high thriller. A severe cold wave grips the region with blizzard winds and postponed fox hunt. School Daze comedy set for February 1 2 at Salvation Army Hall. Stephen Opalanko, 76, of Mount Lebanon, dies.
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Corry
Union City
Noor
Salvation Army Hall
Leader Opens Education Parley on Strengthening Instruction
A Pennsylvania education conference lists questions to improve early learning guidance and counseling, science and math, English and social studies, foreign languages, vocational and extension education, supervision of instruction, use of mass media, post high school options, and pre service and in service teacher training, plus local administrative practices and state oversight.
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Department of Public Instruction
State Council of Education
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