Vice Crackdown Uncovers Young Pinball Players
Erie police tie probe of a dairy bar to a city wide vice crackdown. Raymond Baccardi, 40, of Erie, faces four charges for running a gambling place and minors exposure tied to pinball machines seized at Flavorland. A 13 year old won a $10 prize from one machine, and investigators say cigarettes were sold to youths. If convicted, the machines may be destroyed by court order.
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Flavorland
Raymond Baccardi
Erle
George Christoph
Frank Nowak
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Po- Hce
Nowak
Rina
Buvcardt
Herbert Johnson
Buceprdt
Secret meeting links Stassen with Zarubin on arms move
Reported secret January 15 meeting at the State Department between Harold Stassen and Soviet envoy Georgi Zarubin, who urged continuation of a disarmament accord. Zarubin's talks signaled ongoing Soviet interest in limited arms reductions, with Stassen pressing for a favorable reply to Eisenhower's January letter and possible East West talks.
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Russia
Harold Stassen
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Zarubin
Stassen
Eisenhower
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Washington
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New York
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Dilley
Eisenhower Khrushchev clash over summit talks
AP News Analyst James Marlow surveys the stalled push for a U.S.-Soviet summit. Dulles and Hagerty press for pre summit preparations while Khrushchev and Bulganin send mixed signals. The tone shifts as leaders debate what should be discussed and when talks could start.
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Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
State Dulles
Bulganich
Dulles
Bulganin
Les
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Hagerty
Kilfoyle couple wins fire loss suit for 10417 dollars
In Meadville Pennsylvania a jury awarded Wilbur and Alfred Kilfoyle of East Branch 47 000 for their dwelling and 10 417 for contents after a 1966 fire. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co faced claims of insufficient proof of loss and improper handling of combustible materials. The verdict includes interest from August 18, 1956, bringing the total near 12 000.
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Mmeadville
A. D
Ville
Herbert A. Mook
Wilbur
Alfred Kilfoyle
East Branch
Hirit
Rlfoyles
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Columbus
Ohio
Kilfoyles
Donald Cady
Corry
Jack Gansby
Titusville
Xylophonist George J. Carey Dies During Cincinnati Performance
George J. Carey aged 63, renowned xylophonist and chief percussionist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, died yesterday after being stricken during a concert. He had a long career as a premier American percussionist and served with the orchestra for years.
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George J. Carey
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Winter Days Grow Longer By The Minute
The Corry area sees slight light rain and snow flurries for a fourth straight day with little change expected. City crews widen streets and remove snow while the State Police report all county highways and roads are passable but slippery. Yesterday’s high was 37 and low 27 degrees. temperatures today and tonight should stay within three degrees of yesterday.
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Corry
City Street Department
New State Liquor Stores Opened in Harrisburg Area
Patrick E. Kerwin, chairman of the State Liquor Control Board, reports eight new state liquor stores opened and 170 remodeled last year in Harrisburg area. The tally reflects expansion and modernization of liquor sales statewide.
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Patrick E. Kerwin
State Liquor Control Board
Probe Labor Union Dealings With Ex Convict Fay
Ex convict Joey Fay faces Senate scrutiny over ties to the Operating Engineers Union after parole terms bar union work. Kennedy questions current associations while Fay denies involvement in missing funds and recounts his parole limits. Former Philadelphia Local 542 and Local 425 figures testify on union finances and alleged disappearances.
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Washington
Newvar
Kennedy
Fay
International Excavating Co
Roy Underwood
Philadelphia
Underwood
Union
Death probe into union official Thomas McKenna
Fayette County detectives investigate the death of 37 year old Thomas McKenna recording secretary of the United Mine Workers local at Robena found unconscious on a hillside. He died later at Uniontown Hospital from head and chest injuries after being found along Route 21 between Uniontown and McClellandtown. An unidentified caller reported him to the hospital and assisted him to the roadway before medical help arrived.
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Fayette County
Charles Katehman
Sail
Thomas McKenna
Uniontown Hospital
McKenna
United Mine Workers
Robena
McClellandtown
Kimmibulane Kutehman
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