Kennedy refuses to quit and blasts Truman
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts rejects Harry Truman's suggestion he drop out of the presidential race. He says he will not step aside and notes he was the only candidate to risk his chances in all the primaries and to visit every state. He speaks to a nationwide audience and answers questions after reading a prepared statement.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Harry Truman
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Kennedy defends convention open process amid youth charge
Kennedy responded to claims that he is too young and inexperienced for the presidency and vowed not to withdraw his name as the Democratic convention opens in Los Angeles on July 11. Truman and Harriman voiced support for Kennedy while Sen. Johnson declined comment, and a extended debate about a “stacked” convention continued.
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Kennedy
Truman
Los Angeles
New York
W. Averell Harriman
William Proximire
Wincomin
Independence
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Triniat
Kennedy Backers Attack Health Claims in Campaign
Angry Kennedy supporters denounce health accusations as desperate tactics by opponents. Robert Kennedy defends his brother against claims of Addison's disease and dependence on cortisone, while platform debates begin over issues for the Democratic nominating convention.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F.kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Addison
Robert Kennedy
Farm Aid Debate Shapes Democratic Platform
Democratic platform drafters weighed farm aid changes led by American Farm Bureau President Shuman. The resolutions committee heard calls to end federal crop controls and price supports, while leaders expect planks on civil rights foreign policy and health care. Governors and former agriculture secretaries sit on advisory group backing wartime price supports and controls.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Eisenhower
Eisenower Administration
Platform Committee
Democratic Farm Advisory Committee
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Agriculture
Calude R. Wickard
Charles F. Brannan
Corry Fourth Weather Noted Cooler Conditions
In Corry area the Fourth of July featured cool temperatures with a high around 72 degrees and brisk westerly winds. Sunshine was intermittent under cloudy skies and early on the day the thermometer fell to 44 degrees, making the weather resemble a cool September day.
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Corry
Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported in Corry Area
State Police reported three minor auto accidents over the Fourth of July weekend in the Corry area. No serious damage occurred. Incidents included a collision on Route 8 near Union City between Hinerman and Amboyer with a left turn causing the crash.
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Corry
George Hinerman
McKeesport
Edward Amboyer
Titusville
Union City
Hinerman
Amboyer
Andrew Jagte Jr
Wattsburg
C. H. Herbert
Erlessa
Lago
Herbert
Jagta
Wattsboro
Spartansburg
Victor VanTussel
Centerville
Lee Hel
Spartansburgs
Palice
Castro Ready To Attach More U S Property Orders Seen
Castro ministers met at the presidential palace into the early hours as they drafted orders to seize American property when Eisenhower cuts Cuba sugar quotas. Congress gave him power to suspend all or part of the quota and to curb sugar purchases for the first quarter of 18. The regime has already seized most American owned agricultural land and warned of further takings amid oil shortages from refinery seizures. The public awaited official announcements.
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Castro
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Eisenhowr
Conrado Becquer
Cuba
Statements On Industry Fund Mailed Out
Corry area industrial development efforts advance as statements and pledges are mailed. The August drive includes a combined thank you and itemized pledge, payment, and remaining balance with a page six rundown of supporters. The CATDC notes urgent funds to finalize preparations for a plasdes plant and site changes to the Aero building for national firm negotiations.
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Tod: Journal
CATDC
Plas— Des Plant
Corry
Corry Area Industral Development Corporation
Safety Crusade Urged As Road Slaughter Hits New High
Traffic fatalities during the Independence Day celebration rose to a new record, averaging five deaths per hour and surpassing the 1955 high of 407. Across Pennsylvania over the long weekend six children drowned and 14 others died in traffic, pushing the state toll to 22 amid warm weather and water recreation. The National Safety Council urged public officials and others to pursue safer highways and curb the rising deaths.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
National Safety Council Today
Bodies Of Lake Erie Mishap Victims Found
Three Pittsburgh fishermen drowned when their small boat capsized east of Erie. William Napolean, 53, Clyde Coleman, 56, and Charles Dortsey, 74, were recovered within 16 hours. Napolean found Sunday off Shorewood Beach, Dortsey nine miles east, Coleman near Shade's Beach. Coast Guard and Erie police searched. tragedy marked Erie’s first 1960 water-related fatality.
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Pittsburgh
Erie
William Napolean
Charles Dortsey
Clyde Coleman
Napolean
Shorewood Beach
Louis Penman
Dorsey
Oxcar Nelson Farm
Harborcreek
Cat Rogala
Flaming PennsylvanIa Turnpike Crash Injures Four
Four people were injured when two cars collided on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near this Buller County community. Michiel Quarineini aged 65 and Wanda Quarineini aged 25 of Parkersburg West Virginia were hospitalized with others including Zerucha 30 of Cleveland Ohio and Joseph Ruble of Brooklyn North Carolina in transit to Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington Stevens. Police said Zerucha rear ended the Quarineini vehicle as both cars traveled west.
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Michiel Quarineini
Wanda
Parkersburg
W Va
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Stevens. Zerucha
Cleveland, Ohio
Joseph Ruble
Brooklyn, N. C
Hos
Pites
Zerucha
Quarvacini
Khrushchev issues warning on Austria and Germany during Austria visit
Khrushchev used a nine day Austria tour to threaten a separate peace with East Germany and press for a neutral West Berlin. He warned West Germany of plans for a greater Germany and recalled 1938 Austrian takeover while mixing sharp warnings with light tourist sketches of Austria.
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Soviet Union
Austria
Hitler
West Germany
Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrush
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Britain Demands Return of Cuba Seized Shell Oil Plant
London demands that Fidel Castro's government restore the Shell Oil refinery seized in Cuba to its operators. A note delivered by Ambassador Fordham protests the takeover of the Shell plant, owned by Shell International, and warns of legal rights if Cuba does not comply.
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Britain
Fidel Castro
Shell
Cuba
Stanley Fordham
Foreign Ministry
Havana
Shell International
Foreign Office
Fordham
Herbert Stanley’ Marchant
United States
Netherlands
Lyndon Johnson Declares Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
Sen. Lyndon B Johnson of Texas announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination at a news conference in Texas. The longtime senator moved from speculation to formal candidacy at the event.
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Bulletin Wabsitington
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
el Teral
Five Hurt In Crash On Brooks Rocks Road Near Youngsville
Five area youths were injured when their car collided with another on Brooks Rocks road near Youngsville. Robert Garrison 16 Warren and Joseph McCullough 21 Youngsville were driving the involved vehicles. Garrison had tongue lacerations while others sustained head leg and shoulder injuries. Damages estimate unavailable and charges possible as troopers investigate.
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Brooks Rocks
Youngsville
Warren
Robert Garrison
Garrison
Joseph McCullough
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erwin Henninger
Louise Caperon
Sugar Grove
Winford Dyer
Sue Peterson
Archaeologist Alberto Carla Dies in Rome
Italian paleontologist and University of Rome dean Prof Alberto Carla Bling died Sunday. Renowned for studies of prehistoric civilizations on the Italian peninsula, he led major discoveries and shaped the field.
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Rome
Alberto Carlas Bling
University of Rome
Curiosity Leads to Near Burglary at VFW Post
George Smith reports seeing a plane outside the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street at 1 15 this morning. He and a friend approached the craft and heard low voices among bushes, then alerted police who found two basement windows slightly open, suggesting possible access from outside.
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West Washington Street
George Smith
Train
Vets Club
Smith
Police
Driver charged after city crash on West Smith Street
D Corry said he fell asleep at the wheel east on West Smith Street and escaped serious injury when his car left Route 6 struck a fence and embankment before returning to the highway. Arthur E Neylon, 37, suffered facial cuts. police later identified Neylon as the driver. Vehicle damage estimated at 350 dollars. a reckless driving charge and information filed with Alderman Cobbett.
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D. Corry
West Smith Street
Arthur E. Neyton
Pete Russell
Neylon
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