Bradford Trio Stranded On Chautauqua Lake
Bradford residents Harry M. Hale and his daughter Phyllis Jean Hale with a neighbor baby sitter Miss Marjorie Goble were stranded for over four hours on Chautauqua Lake near Bemus Point. A broken shear pin on an 18 horsepower outboard caused the delay and a 75 man search followed before they reached their Sumner cottage at 2 a.m. Lakewood police and volunteer firemen from multiple departments joined the vast search with sheriff deputies and the Chautauqua Lake Patrol Boat Squad coordinating radio links from Mayville.
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Lakewood
Thrussradford
Thei Sumner
Vukole
Chautauquia Lake
Bemus Point
Harry M. Hale
Phyllis Jean Hale
Marjorie Goble
Hale
US diplomats missing in Cuba continue to dominate
The report outlines a raid seizure of a fruit company near Guantanamo Bay. Over 100 American families are affected as roads are patrolled and curfews enforced. Secretary Dulles says rebels seek U.S. intervention and will not pay for Americans' release. The Times notes a failed Cuban army push, with Castro's force growing to about 20 000.
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U. S
Cuba
Fruit Co
Guantanamo Bay
Dulles
Washington
United States
U.S
Batista
New York ‘Times
Orlenite
the Times
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Highway Bureau Lists 11 Local Road Projects Near Corry
Pennsylvania Highways bulletin notes eleven construction and repair projects within fifty miles of Corry. Items include bridge work on Route 98 near Fairview and Route 18 south of Erie, widening on Route 77 between Meadville and Little Cooley, Route 6 between Linesville and Conneaut Lake, and Route 822 between Cochranton and Meadville with detours. Detour guidance and temporary routes are specified for each.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Harrisburg
Fairview
Erie
Meadville
Little
Cooley
Linesville
Conneaut Lake
Cochranton
Dempseytown
Cherrytree
Oil City
Tionesta
Pleasantville
Titusville
West Springfield
Goldfine Defends Itself Against Charges Of Favors
Goldfine rejects accusations that gifts to Adams were favors in disguise and insists he sought no improper acts. He claims Adams did nothing out of line and says attacks amount to political smearing, while noting SEC scrutiny and congressional pressure.
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Goldfine Brands
House
Goldfine
Adams
T Meyer
Gov. Adams
New Hampshire
Federal Trade and Securities and Exchange
Court Upholds County Move In Forest County Solicitor Case
Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that Forest County commissioners acted within authority in appointing a nonresident as county solicitor. Chief Justice wrote the 5-1 decision, reversing Tower County court which had voided the appointment. The court held the solicitor is an employee, not a county officer, after Harold Hampson of Warren County appealed. Forest County, with about 5000 residents and three lawyers, including the district attorney, faced the dispute.
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Failadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Forest County
Smaallest County
Commonwealth
Justite
Charles Alvin Tones
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Harolid
Hampson
Warren County
James L. Foreman
Strange Gift From Pittsburgh Prompts Catholic School Owner Gift
Rev Arthur L Garbin of St Anthony's School for Retarded Children received a bulging white envelope from Pittsburgh containing mostly decomposed $20 bills with no return address. The treasury notified him the bills were chemically treated and separated. He prepared to cash a $310,970 check at Potter Bank and Trust Co amid dormitory renovations.
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Arthur L Garbin
St. Anthony's
Pittsburgh
Pather Garbin
United States ‘Treasury
Potter Bank and Trust Co
Garbin
Wworkmen
T van
USW Funds Hit Peak as Treasury Reaches 32 Million
The United Steelworkers reported its treasury rose to an alltime high of 32,106,036 during the six months ended December 13, 1957. The disclosure marks a record for the union's finances amid its ongoing bargaining and activities through mid-1957.
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USW
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Ike Blasts Red Summit Snarl
President Eisenhower criticized the Red Summit deadlock while urging Western effort to seek solutions on major issues. He said if the Soviet government is serious it will accept the Western procedural proposal allowing open discussion without veto. The plan would let talks cover Eastern Europe and German unification, despite Soviet objections.
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Eisenhower
Andrei Gromyko
Eastern Europe
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower Family Potomac Cruise On Anniversary
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie celebrate their second wedding anniversary with a 3 hour 40 minute Potomac cruise aboard the Barbara Anne. The presidential party, including son John and daughter Susan, dined on hamburgers and potato salad during the voyage past Mount Vernon.
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Warne
Eisenhower
Potomac River
Bigeshower
Wishington
Dinighten
Army
Jobin Eisehower
Barbara Anne
David
Susan
Mary Jean
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Bigger Than Alaska in Mardi Gras Song Rewrite
Hollywood reports that as Alaska joined the union the songwriters Sammy Fal and Paull Francis Webster reworked the tune for Mardi Gras. They renamed it Bigger Than Alaska from Bigger Than Texas and acknowledge a rhyming challenge as the lyric centers on a wedlock of love and grandeur.
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Alaska
Hollywood M
Sammy Fal
Paull Francis Webster
Texas
Willy Love
Belafonte Opens European Tour in Paris
Belafonte arrives in Le Havre to begin his first European tour with wife and son. After an opening concert in Paris, he will perform in England Germany Scandinavia and Israel.
Rubber Firms Reach Pact Avert Strike
Rubber workers secure wage increases as Goodyear and Goodrich reach a pact with the United Rubber Workers. The agreement ends a potential midnight strike, raises hourly wages to 2.60 at Goodyear and 2.59 at Goodrich, and delays pension or insurance talks until the two-year contract expires next April. Buckmaster leads URW in ratification efforts. the settlement covers about 100,000 workers across 20,000 Goodyear and 13,000 Goodrich employees in multiple plants nationwide.
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Sleveland
Goodyear Tie and Rubber Co
B. F Goodrich
HOWE
Goodyear
Goodrich
United Rubber Workers
International
Buckmaster
Buckimaster
URW
Akron
St. Mary's
Ohio
Gadsden
Ala
Los Angeles
Jackson
Mich
Muncie
Ihd
Lincoln
Neb
Windsor
New Bedford
Mass
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
Til
Marion
Cadillac Mich
Clarksville
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Ferre
SEC
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Goy, Adams
Strange
Heaven
Moonglow
Kiwanis International
Wilber Brucker
Fort Bliss
Tex
Ike
Red Summit
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
the National Bank OF Corry
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Cksonhower
Marshall Sherwood
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
eLemon
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Jane Russell
Keenan Wynn
Joel McCrea
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