Youth Slain Trying to Commandeer Airliner
A 16 year old Raymond Kuchenmeister Jr. boarded an American Airlines DC6 at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and, wielding a broken unloaded 38 Caliber revolver, demanded to fly to Mexico. Pilot Capt. Bonnell shot him after the youth escalated the confrontation. the boy died later from hip and chest wounds. The family described him as frustrated and bitter about being too big for a child and too young for a man’s work.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
American Airlines
Cleveland Hopkins
Wllam F. Bonnell
Mexico
Raymond A. Kuchenmeister Jr
St. Louis
Port Worth
Tex
Mexico City
Bonnell
Tmp
Donald
Parma
Ruth Kuchenmeister
Montana
Senate Agriculture Committee Votes on Dairy Price Parity Plan
Washington The Senate Agriculture Committee voted on dairy price parity proposals for next September 1 to August 31. The measures set parity at 33 percent for certain products and 3 percent for others, with adjustments aimed at balancing supply and demand amid concerns over production.
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Pease
Washington
Senate Agriculure
Brevetery
Benton
Allied police boat shot at on Han River patrol in Korea
U N command reported gunfire as an Allied police boat grounded on a sandbar during a routine patrol in the Han River near Munsan. Rear Admiral Brittain accused Communist forces of violating the armistice defining the DMZ and patrol zones. No confirmed casualties or number of shots were released.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Han River
U. N. Command
U.N
Adm
T. B. Brittain
Brittain
Kerr Faces Runoff in Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City reports Senator Robert Kerr leads the Democratic field but fails to clear 50 percent, forcing a runoff with former Gov. Roy Turner. Turner’s tally trails Kerr by about 10,000 votes after 3420 of 9155 precincts. nearby candidates include Raymond von Madill and Oklahoma City attorney William Coe. Martial law was imposed in five counties due to election law concerns, with no major incidents.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Robert 5. Kerr
D-Olda
Roy J. Turner
Okla
Home
U. S. Senate
Raymond von Madill
William ©. Coe
Homa
Gary
Willie E. Murray
Johnston Murray
Murray
Kerr
Turner
Requoyah
Oklahoma
Carl Albert
Tom Steed
John Jarman
Sth
Victor Wickersham
Page Belcher
Ed Edmondson
U. S
Senate
Raymond H. Fields
Guyman
Fred M. Mack
City council weighs sewer rate changes to cover bond
In a July meeting the City Council discussed reforms to sewer charges aimed at reducing inequities. The plan, developed by Councilmen Abbey and Brown, lowers rates for small businesses and tenants, introduces householded rates for rooming houses, rebates for apartment owners with vacant units, and a mixed residential commercial billing approach. The proposal aims to drop revenue from 4000 to 5000 dollars annually, with bond payments due twice yearly for 20 to 30 years. state aid of about 12000 could begin mid-1956 if the plant operates by December next year. The council will decide at the July 19 meeting after further review.
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Guy Abbey
Roger Brown
Colncil
Tfg
Culligan Names Local Manager Robert Sullivan
Robert Sullivan of 180 Wright Street is named district sales manager for Culligan Bott Water Service of Warren. The firm plans to establish a local office in the business district and to serve a district from Corry to Warren and Sherman to Titusville. Sullivan, a longtime local resident, recently resigned from a prior position with the soft throwgh deposita, with the note noting the tank unit passes through until Friday.
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Robert Sullivan
Wright Atrtet
Culligan Bott Water Service
Warren
My. Sullivan
Corry
Erie
Sherman
Titusville
Diem Opposes French Withdrawal from Red River Delta
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem rejected the French withdrawal from southern Red River Delta as final and demanded its return to Viet Nam governance. He warned the move failed to meet his demand for reoccupation of about 2,500 square miles as Viet Nam braces for potential partition at Geneva. A Geneva source said French and Vietminh officers had agreed in principle to partition at the 17th parallel, with Hanoi and Haiphong initially retained by the French.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Red River
Diem
Hanoi
Haiphong
Diema
Geneva
Mee
Thors
Gas Company Changes Bills in Corry district notices
The Pennsylvania Gas Company mails letters to Corry customers announcing daily billing. Local manager L L Noble says bills will be issued soon after meter reads and due dates will vary by district. Customers still have 10 days to pay at net amount. check July bill for due date.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
L. L. Noble
Noble
Two Face Deportation for Red Atrocities
Pittsburgh report states union organizer James Allan McNeil, 50, a former Hollywood screenwriter now an organizer for the United Electrical Workers, was ordered deported for lacking a valid visa since entering in 1937 after the Spanish Civil War. McNeil has 10 days to appeal. Also notes Mark Terzic, a rooming house proprietor, had an appeal denied. Terzic arrived from Canada in 1953 and allegedly belonged to a Communist party from 1944 to 1950. Matt Cyetic, former FBI undercover agent, testified Terzic was a Communist party member.
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Ameriain Frese
Pittsburgh
James Allan McNeil
Hollywood
United Electrical Workers
U.S. Immeta and Naturalization
Edward P. Emanubl
McNeil
Board of Sneigration
Mark Tersic
Frons Sm Arder Deport
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Terzic
Canada
Matt Cyetic
FBI
Tersio Wax
President Eisenhower Opposes Red China Admission to UN
President Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces admitting Red China to the United Nations and questions pulling U.S. forces from the Security Council agenda. He doubts Congress would back automatic withdrawal while noting most Americans oppose Red China entry under current conditions. Senator Knowland urged a recall of Congress to address the issue before any decision.
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Washington
Tienhower
China
Peiping
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
U.N
World Organization
Knowland
Calif
Nadox
Elsenhower
U. N
Howland
Meeting Set On Zoning Appeal In Corry
A zoning appeal meeting is planned by the Corry Chamber of Commerce to discuss Corry Instrument Company plans for the West Washington Street School building. Attendance is limited to property owners nearby. Owners of the Sodaum bid to buy the building and explain plans to use it for light manufacturing, amid objections from some locals.
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Corry Instrument Company
Washington Street
For & O'Closire
Corry Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Bottes
Scanlon
Hubert Vaughn
Camden Ruler
Sodaum
Bates
Chamber
Corry
Churchill to Report on Washington Talks
London reports say Prime Minister Churchill conferred with President Eisenhower on eight policy differences and prepared a joint statement. Secretary Eden aided in formulating speaking points as Britain and the United States planned actions on West Germany arms and related security issues.
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Churchill
Washington
London
Chinahill
Tedey
Mike
House of Commons
Eisenhown
Anthony Fdens
Uafi
West Germany
Two AWOL soldiers captured after police chase
A three day crime spree by two AWOL teenage soldiers ended when Sgt Theodore A Hubley of the Tocal barrack halted their car on a roadside near Spartanburg at 7 40. The youths Donald L Fras 11 of Hollywood Florida and Phillips Dudley 1% of Kannapolis surrendered near Hohoes tavern Route 277 after a Meadville police radio tip. The pair are held in Crawford County Vail at Meadville.
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Orry
Hoho'a
Hubley
Meadville
Corey
Two State Policemen Promoted After Return From Vacation
A veteran officer Bgt. Theodore Hubley, 23 years in the State Police, was promoted to sergeant upon returning to work. Fellow officers William Irwin, Union Street, and Free, Mendville, also advanced after transfers and service at barracks and headquarters. Police linked the suspects to crimes from Cambridge Springs to Meadville, with the trio admitting travel from Fort Jackson and Kannapolis before the Meadville burglary and a later attempted holdup. Continued on Page Three.
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Bgt
Theodore Hubley
Hubley
Parmacks
Alto
Willam Irwin
Union Street
Irwin
Lawsence Park
State Police
Columbus
Free
Mendville
Florida
Jack Bigier
Bigier
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Hittingtoa
Dudley
Cambridge Springs
Bigler
Ret
Mubley
Corry
Rew
Meadville
Fort Jackson
5. C
Kannapolis
James Howard
Pree
Rmney
Four Killed In Jet Crash Near Downtown Kansas City
An Air Force jet crashed just outside Kansas City downtown. An unofficial report says four persons were killed including the pilot. Two people were taken to Providence Hospital with burns and shock. Searching parties probe debris for additional bodies.
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Amoctated
Preas
Kansas City
Kan
Air Force
Providence Hospital
Coroner probes Thorne death in Poisoning claim list
Chicago authorities report coroner's jury examining the death of Montgomery Ward Thorne, 20, heir to a multimillion mail order fortune. Dr. Harry Leon testified possible poisoning. barbiturate and alkaloid traces with alcohol and morphine were found. Questions focus on mother son relationship, alcoholism, residence, will changes, and potential blackmail. Thorne's mother testified amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Prean
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Harry Leon
Leon
Corol Wallace
McCarron
de. M. A. Camp
Thorne
Marton ‘Thorne
Maureen Ragen
Alenning
Flancen
GOP Chiefs Tout Congress Progress On Eisenhower Plan
Senate Majority Leader Knowland and House Speaker Martin praised congressional action after meeting with President Eisenhower. They forecast final action this month on what they called one of the most constructive programs, citing the farm bill passage in the House and the Senate tax bill last week as signals of momentum.
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GOP
Congress
Washington
White House
Senate
Knowland
Calif
House
Martin
Mass
Eisenhower
Wice
Mar ‘Tin
Nationwide FBI hunts kidnapper after Florida murder
In Miami Florida Judith Ann Roberts a five year old daughter of a Baltimore attorney was kidnapped from her grandparents home and found murdered in a Bayshore Drive area near Biscayne Bay. FBI ordered a statewide search as officers investigated the brutal crime and possible ransom motive.
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Associated Brees
Miami
Fla
Judith
Ann Roberts
Baltimore
Ttle
Bayshore Drive
Whore of Biscayne Bay
Ben Sheppard
Sheriff's Office
Bhirley Roberts
Roberta
Harry Rosenberg
I. J. Whitman
Charles Sapp
Ransot
Mra. Roberts
James
Campaigo
Maryland Howe of Delegates
My. Vy
Federal Bureau of Investiga~tion
Eck
Ing
Florida
FBT
Maryland
Roberts
Hosenberg
Irving
Negotiations on return of seven US soldiers stalled
Heidelberg Germany U S Army says talks are under way in Washington with the State Department over the return of seven American soldiers held by Czech authorities. The soldiers, on leave, were arrested near the Bavarian border while strolling near the frontier following a border incident. Czech guards advised that the Americans had been taken in exchange for three Czech refugees who fled to West Germany recently.
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Frei Heidelberg
Germany
U. B Army
State Department
Washington
Baernatt
Cresh
West ‘Germany
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