East Europe unrest prompts mixed Soviet tactics
Associated Press reports East European unrest tests Soviet control with both coercive and conciliatory measures. In Romania authorities boost welfare while East Germany arrests up to 50 000 rioters. West Berlin refugees cite factory slowdowns as tensions flare across the region.
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Associated Press
Berlin
East Europe
Romania
Germany
Max Feelner
Otto Grotewohl
Grotewohl
Realme
New Industria| Airikex
West Berlin
Jenny
Halle
Czechossovakia
Bulgaria
Poland
East Germany
Wester
Viena
Kremlin
Auto collision damages two cars on Country Club Road
A two car accident on a blind curve of Country Club Road Saturday afternoon caused both vehicles to be damaged with no injuries. Drivers Jillian J. Sneden of Worth Street and James Cunningham of Aurora Ohio were involved. Sneden's car was reportedly on the wrong side as it rounded the curve.
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Jillan J. Sheden
Worth Street
James Cunningham
Aurora
Ohio
Sneden
Cunningham
Soldiers Hurt In Beer Hall Fight Near Tokyo
The Army reported two U.S. soldiers were slightly hurt in a beer hall brawl near Tokyo, involving about 30 GIs in a clash described by Japanese papers as white versus Negro troops. Reports said four white soldiers were beaten, with twenty white participants in the incident known to have occurred Saturday night at Yamanaka, northwest of Tokyo.
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Smoyurmad
Tokyo
Syedo News Agency
Yomiuri and
Asatt
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Yamanaka
Holiday Death Toll Reaches 413 in Nationwide Review
A fragmented report notes 413 holiday deaths across the nation with traffic and weather factors cited. The piece compares the three-day weekend to Independence Day figures from 1952, including fatalities from traffic incidents, drownings, and fireworks mishaps.
STATE SOLONS RESUME WORK ON TAX PROGRAM
Harrisburg lawmakers return to Harrisburg with options for a sales tax or luxury package amid questions of a summer recess and the governor's influence. House resistance crushed a four point tax plan on vehicle sales and a second income tax measure faced constitutional questions. Governor Fine and Attorney General Woodside weigh options as revenue needs shift and talks of renewed activity surface. The day also saw the sudden death of teacher Paul D. Jatins at Terentum Fight School.
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Associated Press
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Kevivil
Pia
Pennsylvania
Harrishire
House
Charles @. Smith
R-Phila
Holsa
Senate
M. Harvey ‘Taylor
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Smmith
Capitol Hill
Delayed Columbus Dam Project Faces Property Objections
The Fish Commission awaits a Justice Department ruling before proceeding with rebuilding Columbus Dam. Five landowners oppose using pasture land for the dam and lake creation, delaying action despite a $20,000 draw from funds. Officials report possible work without all landowner consent, as only a few actively contest the plan.
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Vieste Attorney Renewal
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ALT
Justice Department
Cyrus Regatt
Commission
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Bleacher Fund Drive Stages City Wide Tag Sale
One Little League fathers group seeks 1500 to finish bleachers at Olin Bracken Field Mead Park. Planning meeting announced by Corry baseball official Hanna to discuss sale hours Thursday through Saturday and volunteer help from 50 adults plus donations from clubs and organizations.
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Ass't Secretary of Navy Named by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower nominated Japos H. Smith Jr of Aspen Colorado to be assistant secretary of the Navy for Air. Smith would succeed John F. Floberg after Senate confirmation. he is 42 and formerly evacuated from Harvard and Columbia Law. Police report a woman in Arnold PA committed suicide by stepping in front of a train near Conemaugh Division.
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Eisen~ Hower
Japos H. Smith Jr
Colorado Aviation Executive
Air
Smith
Slick Airways Co
South
John F. Floberg
White House
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Plobers
Senate
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Aspen
Dole
Harvard University
Columbia University Law School
Pravda Blames U.S. for Revolts and Sabotage Claims
Pravda accuses the United States of fomenting unrest and subversive activity in Western Europe and Germany. It asserts Western powers, led by Washington, seek to provoke protests to damage Soviet security and force concessions, urging allied governments to resist such provocations.
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Pravda
Ube Unibet
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Bence
Uilles
Lensre Tioabloll
Allereut
United States
Sta
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France
Ial
Churchill
Washimeton
Pravela
Washington
Britain
jAmerigans
Bertin
Soviet Union
Vibenhid
Berlin
East Germany
Pringste
Uni
Ussr
Rain floods halt Korean War front line fighting
Heavy rainfall slows fighting on the Korean peninsula as Allied air operations pause for a day. Ground conditions worsen with mud and flooded bunkers. raids and patrols are limited while fronts shift along the 188 mile line near Finger Ridge and Siper Faure. Rumors of wilt appear in Pennsylvania counties amid a separate health survey.
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Anil Waterton
Chion
Iyai
Koren
Chita Sea
Fifth Air Force
Kopow
Caviect
Dir
Jand
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Finger Rider
Belay Kwmsong
Siper Faure
Korea
Eighth Army
Loblaws Starts Remodeling Job
Loblaws begins extensive remodeling at its store to upgrade interior with new fixtures aisles and shelving. A relocated bakery department increased checkout facilities and a repainting project aim to speed shopper exits during the upgrade.
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Manner Duble
Stoul
Hes
Johnson Quits As Chief Of OIS
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Robert J. Johnson as head of the Overseas Information Service. Johnson cited health reasons and the strain of the book burning controversy. He had taken leave earlier while serving as president of Temple University in Philadelphia.
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Eisenhower Loray
Allien
Robert J. Johnson
Elvet
Overseas Information Service
Eisenhower
Johnson
Templé University
Philadelphia
Congress Advances Speeded Up Schedule Amid Reform Push
Washington reports Congress moving faster on bills with limited debate. GOP leaders back Reed's extension for the excess profits tax while seeking quick passage. House action hinges on a midweek Senate review and potential White House accord.
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Daniel A. Reed
Eisenhayer
GOP
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Bce
Angel
Reed
Actin
Six Treated in Area Mishaps Over Fourth Weekend
Six Corry area residents were treated at the local hospital during the Fourth of July weekend for various injuries. Incidents ranged from finger lacerations to a door pinning, with several children among those cared for and released after treatment.
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Juen Hospital
Miy
Howard Messinger
Mead
N. L. Reynolds
East South Street
Bruce Lilie
Alton Laurie
South Center Street
Russell Martin
Charles Martin
West Washington Street
Fox Mater
Maury ES
Katey Sue Veeken
Mas Mildred Hufber
Devker
Spartansburg
Laniel Moves to Stabilize Economy in Crisis See
Paris reports Premier Lachiel’s government outlining tax hikes and spending cuts to restore France’s fragile economy. The plan, linked to past Mayer crisis, faces committee hearings and heavy opposition as Laniel seeks confidence votes for a new cabinet.
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Associated Press
Paris
Joseph Lachiel
Todry
Bank of France
Rene Mayer
National Assembly
Mayer
Laniel
Nation Assembly
Lantel
Railroad Crossings Blamed for Frequent Accidents
Glenn H Prine Jr. was injured when tripping on a rail along First Avenue near the Pennsylvania Railroad station. He suffered a severe bruise after falling onto a second rail. Authorities say Center Street First Avenue and North Corry crossings have been in deplorable condition for months and road work continues at Maple venue and nearby streets.
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Corey Hospital
Glenn H Prine Jr
Hos
First Avenue
Permaylvania
Center Street
Nort Corry
Maplevenue
Erie Railroad
Citar
Willsons Street
Morror Hattie
Telephone number changes to take effect next Saturday
Preliminary work to switch about 500 numbers at the Abe Carry exchange is nearly done. The change will take effect at midnight next Saturday. Telephone service crews will visit homes and businesses to place temporary dial cards showing new numbers and old numbers. Customers must remove the cards after the new numbers go into use.
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Ilepiuniy
Abe
P. Mishler
General Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Truman Warned for Driving Improperly
A Pennsylvania State Police trooper stopped former President Truman on the Turnpike near Bedford about traveling improperly. The ex-president and his wife were en route to Independence Missouri after spending the night in Ohio. The officer said Truman was polite, promised to be more careful, and did not face a charge.
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Pittsburgh
Truman
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pri
Manley Stampler
Bedford
Trumst
Indapendence
Ohio
Stampler
Robertson silent whether progress is made in talks
U S offers South Korea’s President Rhee a two point compromise to win his approval in talks with Assistant Secretary Robertson. Rhee demands a move toward unification and a post armistice framework, while Robertson notes a friendly yet inconclusive atmosphere with no date set for the next meeting.
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Prem Seoul
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Rhie
Khrie Hieete
U.S
Tha Heen
Rhea
Karen
Associated Press
Bill Shinn
Rhee
U.S. Senate
Shih
Change in draft law considered as reserve program falls short
Washington Army officials report only about 41 percent of draftees finishing two years of active service join reserve training units. The law requires five or six years in reserves after active duty, but no penalty exists for failure to train. Gen. Collins plans to push amending the law to halve reserve time for volunteers in a National Guard unit. Noted baritone Tits Raith dies in Florence at 78.
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Washington
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J. Lawton Collins
Amny Elues
Hunt
Nalltma Guard
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