Eden Outlines British Policy for Big Four Summit
Prime Minister Eden outlined three core British aims at a dinner in London. Britain will not break up NATO nor be parted from the United States and will work toward German unification. He noted Russians fear a free Germany but said Western nations are ready to agree to arrangements that reassure Moscow.
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Germany
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France
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Europe
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Coroner Accused in Murder Evidence Hiding Case
LA JARA Colo. County authorities charged Coroner Waller Lowe with conspiring to hide evidence in the June 18 shooting of Virginia Armijo wife of a district attorney’s investigator Jerfy Armijo. Armijo, 82, who later died by suicide, said a bullet struck his wife near the right eye as they returned home from a dance. District Attorney John J. Green and Assistant DA Gordon Rowe described Lowe as a close friend of Armijo. The investigation alleges Lowe attempted to cover up the crime.
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Waller Lowe
Lowe
Gordon Rowe
Jer Fy Armijo
John J. Green
Rowe
Agaliat Lowe
Virginia Armijo
Alowe
Lawe
Armijo
Hely
Employment at Record High in June Nationwide
More than 64 million Americans were employed in June, the highest figure in U.S. history, while unemployment rose slightly by 190,000 to 2,679,000. June job growth reflects school closings and farm labor gains, with adult employment up and booming industries driving the overall rise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Construction Delays Hit Area Building Projects
Heavy steel demand and a brief strike last week push area construction behind schedule. Corry-Jamestown Mfe Corp reports the new structural unit at Sonstelletion site two months late with steel arriving in September. Concord Wayne-Klein and Moose buildings also delayed by steel supply issues and weather enclosures to finish before winter.
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Corry-Jamestown
Concord
Wayne-Klein
East
Washington Street
Stee
Vandals Upset Boats at Lake Pleasant
Unknown vandals upset 13 row boats at Lake Pleasant north of Union City between 1:30 and 8 today. Boats were tied to a dock and found filled with water, some anchors chained, deck boards loosened, and several boats adrift. Club officials believe more than one vandal was involved, with no other property damaged beyond anchors and deck components.
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Allied Trades Club
Lake Pleasant
Union City
CL V. Myers
Allied Tradew
Clus
Duby
Myers
Bath
Wore
Tonla
Extra work at sewer plant stirs protest
Corry Municipal Authority tabled a $116 supplemental contract to install outside electric meter boxes at two ejector stations. The move follows eight control changes in the original sewage disposal plant contract and questions over signed approvals by resident engineer Don Williams. A $20,000 contingency was set to cover such items, with authority to be limited on "minor" changes and further discussion planned at the next meeting.
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Corry
Miemenetres
Unni
Don Williams
Havens and Emerson
Cleveland
Dorr Clark
Authority
Clark
Clarke
Roger Brows
Williams
Northern Electtie Company
Brown
Wiliams
Grandmother Awarded Custody of Dixie Lee Grant
Judge Elmer C Byars ruled late yesterday that 12 year old Dixie Lee Grant should live with her grandmother Ida Chase of 4134 West Main, replacing prior custody with the mother Mim Gwendolyn Blakidy. Dixie asked to stay with Granny, and the court said custody is awarded to the grandmother subject to future orders.
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Elmer C Byars
Dee Lee Geant
Mim Gwendolyn Blakidy
Boo South
Evans
Thak
Dixie Lee Grant
Ide Chase
Convicts Back In Cells After Washington Prison Revolt
About 1,700 inmates at Washington State Prison remained in cells after a two day revolt ended. Guards and State Patrols patrolled as shakedowns found weapons, damaged locks, broken glass, and scattered tools. Estimated damages reach up to £151,000 amid widespread destruction within the facility.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Washington State Prison
Wilke
Daminge
Plamnbinig
Burke
Owetinory
Foreign Aid Cut Is Recommended Reannointed Prom
The House Appropriations Committee proposed a 20 percent cut to foreign aid, totaling 627,900 dollars in reassessed funds. It sent a 2,098,741,70 money bill to the House floor for debate next week, citing a chaotic military aid fiscal situation. The committee reduced the military aid request by about 420 million dollars, approving 705 million as adequate.
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Wasilington
House Appropriations Committee
Elsen~ Hower
Tae House
Coast Guard ends search for fishing boat Blue Star off New Jersey
Coast Guard vessels scoured the Atlantic after a distress call claimed a fishing boat named Blue Star sank off New Jersey. No survivors were found among 21 of 40 claimed aboard. authorities said the report may be a hoax and the search ended with no trace of the vessel or crew.
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Coast Guard
M Milo
New Jersey
Julius F
Thy ‘Third Gonat
Lir
Phione
Hatteras
Puthoribine
State aims to lead atomic age development in Pennsylvania
Secretary of Commerce Jonni Robin said Pennsylvania plans to move quickly on atomic power industry development. A 15 member Planting Board will survey possible funding and oversee industrial development, with two atomic projects already under way and more at planning stages. The governor has yet to appoint the board as the state vies to lead in atomic plant operation. Continued on page six.
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Penhsylvania
Sonny Will Mankeishie
Hendustein
Bitson
Hin On
Jasne Style
Jonni P. Robin
Atomic Enone
Uline
Qovernor Leider
Tilun
Robin
Pennsylvania
Wrendy
Penneyivanta
Tie
Lengthy AP brief rounds up scattered figures and chatter
AP News Briefs from Washington Philadelphia Rome and beyond show a jumble of political and military notes. Len Russell proposes a veteran training program, Senate leaders weigh deeper reserves, and court appeals loom in a boxing suspension. Global items mention papal talks and India’s government stance amid regional tensions.
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Washington
Len Russell
D-Ga
Yin
Army
Marine Corps
Wil Eumtrmian
Senate
Armed Ices
Senhower
Mohan
Work Begun on 25000 Dollar Addition to Church
Work on the 1955 building campaign for the First Presbyterian Church of Corry has begun to raise 25000 dollars for annex connections, repaints, new heating, and landscaping. A Sunday service dedication will mark the kickoff, with pledges payable over 18 months. A committee leads resident outreach through July, with tours planned for interested members and reports mailed to the congregation.
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Elton
Westminiater Petiowship
Burlingame
Tmain
Dixon Yates pact will be campaign issue next year
The Public Health Service released about 300000 doses of a polio vaccine produced by Wyeth Laboratories under revised standards. The vaccine, first since June, aims to speed up immunization and improve environmental research efforts. The report notes the program's scale and potential political implications for next year.
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Washington
Pubic Health Service Today
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Heality Service
Uae
Aiseaverinn
Dulles testimony sparks new questions on Cold War talks
Secretary of State John Dulles testified before the Appropriations Committee raising concerns over Soviet strength versus weakness ahead of the Gallevi conference with Eisenhower and allied leaders. He warned of overextended commitments and pressures affecting Western unity and negotiation leverage.
Tragic Auto Crash Injures and Kills Youth near Greensburg
In Westmoreland County a 15 year old, William Slatler of Herminly, died today at Westmoreland Hospital from injuries received last night in a crash near his home. The accident occurred when a trick by Whilto ended in collision.
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Greensburg
William Slatler
Herminly, Dee
Westmoreland Hospital
Whilto
New $100 Bills Flashed At Las Vegas Game Tables
Two men identified as Frank Ellie Worthy and Ray Wilson were arrested after witnesses saw them waving hundred dollar bills between gaming tables in Las Vegas. Police view surveillance images and photos as they probe possible links to a broader cash ban robbery in New York. Detective Lt Bod Handion said Worthy carried a stack of hundred dollar notes while Wilson accompanied him, prompting a bank robbery inquiry that expanded to view similar footage.
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Las Vegas
Rai
Pollce Tere
Frank Ellie ‘Worthy
Ray Wilson
Eusiho
Caehlare
Bodt Handion
Bilworth
Senator Gore Blames Eisenhower for Contract Policy
Senator Gore accuses President Eisenhower and the so called first team of dodging a pact on administration power. He says the administration misleads the public while exiting key terms and vows to press for accountability and a firm agreement.
Wen Zellquizzed on dual role in Dixon Yates matter
In Washington Senate hearings Senator Gore accuses the Eisenhower administration of endorsing the Dixon Yates contract. Harold Wennell, ex-First Boston executive, is quizzed by the Antitrust Subcommittee over possible conflicts of interest while the Miles committee notes the Dixon Yates deal was not valid and calls for reimbursement hold.
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Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Dixons Yates
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Clore
Eisenhowers
Seine Antirat
Cleurwhillé
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Dix
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Weadell
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Boston
DixonePites
Zoning Board Approves Two Appeals in Corry
Corry zoning board approves two appeals from property owners seeking variances to permit additions and changes conflicting with current zoning rules. A 24 by 62 foot one story addition to the Bracken home at 16 North Center Street is planned for a chapel use. Another request by Robert Brocken at Wayne Street seeks a retrospective modification, with no adjoiners present at the hearing.
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Wastrom
Philip Zaleneck
Wayne Street
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