Duquesne Marine Terminal faces sanitation and costs hurdles
Great Lakes Overseas, Inc. notes inadequate office fees and lack of sanitary facilities as major obstacles at the Duquesne Marine Terminal in Erie. The firm, busiest caller at the port in the last two seasons, urges action while also reporting high vessel visits and ongoing port activity.
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Erie
Exle
William Pratt
International Association of Firefighters
Sald
Carroll
Warten
Auto Service
Chevrolet
Warren
Poplar Street
Mary Lou Cramer
Mike Evan
Evan
Funeral services set for M Hazel Brockman
The body of M Hazel Brockman lies at St. George Funeral Home with visiting hours Friday 7 to 9 p m and Saturday Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. A service will be held at 2 p m Monday at the funeral home.
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Brockman
Hazel Brockman
St. George Funeral Home
Reprieve for Doncaster Soldier Over Sleepwalking Wife
In Doncaster England Bar rie Hansford, 21, wins indefinite deferment from Army as his wife Ann sleepwalks nightly in pajamas. MP and doctor aid push with National Service Officials, while Hansford recounts family sleepwalking. Opera singer Tibbetts in New York hospital after surgery for old head injury.
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Doncaster
England
Barrie Hansford
Atteactive
Hansford
Hanford
Mrs. Hansford
Annas
New York
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan Opera
Roosevelt Hospital
Tibbett
Hospital admits and discharges many local residents
At Corry Memorial Hospital a series of admissions and discharges are listed for local residents, include Mrs Rudolph Hatulich of 212 West Pleasant Street, M Desn son of Milton and Mrs Dahl, Mrs Lynn Fleming of Corry, and others. Discharges include Alber Merker of 138 Wright Street and Linda Miller, 12, daughter of Alton Miller. Other names cover William Bailey, Mary Matson, Paula Marie Beardsley, James Maloney, and more residents from Union City, Findley Lake, Watersford.
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Rudolph H&atulich
West Pleasant Street
M. Desn
Anid
Milton Dahl
East Coolumbus Avenue
Lynn Fleming
Corry
Laura Jones
Word Street
Edward Carutis
R. D
Sherman
John Walsh
Prank
Tin Street
Alber Merker
Wright Street
William Bailey
Spartansburg
Linda
Alton Miller
Robert Owens
East Main Street
Lester Phelps
Clymer
Mary Matson
East Franklin Street
Mary £. Chris
Clair Beardsley
Paula Marie
Garland James
Paul Balek
Melvin Crawford
James Maloney
Spring Street
Jesse Emory
Findley Lake
Hung Jury Ends Manhattan Trial
New York AP reports the conflict of interest case against Manhattan Borough President Bulan E. Jack ended in a deadlocked jury after 18 hours 45 minutes of deliberation. The panel stood 8-4 for conviction on two charges while jurors could not agree on the others. Jack declined comment. The charges involved a $4400 apartment remodel from a real estate operator who was a client of the city. Conspiracy to obstruct justice was alleged through a fictitious payment story.
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Manhattan
New York
Bulan E. Jack
Jack
Sidney J. Ungar
Ungar
Area Accident Victim Listed As Very Critical
John Scott 19 of Bemus Point remains in very critical condition after a one car crash on Hope 170 that injured Linda Stilwell 18 of Lakewood and William Swanson 19 of Greenhurst. Stilwell and Swanson were thrown from the car. Stilwell listed in serious condition at Westfield Memorial and Swanson in fulr condition at Veterans Hospital in Buffalo after being transported from Westfield Memorial. Scott was extricated after about 35 minutes with a tow truck. deputies described the southbound car failing to negotiate a curve and crossing the highway, then striking a tree. car demolished in a 100 foot skid.
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Mayville
John Scott
Bemus” Point
Hope 170
Scott
Jamestown General Hospital
Linda Stilwell
Lakewand
Westfiel Memorial Hospital
William Swanson
Greenhurst
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Veterans’ Hospital
Buffalo
AMVETS Open Convention in Pa Opens Sessions
The 16th annual Pennsylvania AMVETS convention opened today with a general session. About 1200 members plan to attend as officers are elected Sunday. Miss Pennsylvania AMVETs will be chosen at the Commander’s Ball tonight. Nomination of officers, a parade and the Commander’s banquet are set for tomorrow. Harold T. Bere, national commander, will address the banquet. The Silver Bayonet award will not be presented to Dr. Jonas Salk in Pittsburgh as scheduled. he is in Europe and will receive the award later.
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State Amvets
Pennsylvania Amvets
Miss Pennsylvania Amvets
Harold T. Bere
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
Dr. Salk
Europe
Saylor Receives Presidential Praise at 10th Congress Anniversary
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Rep John P Saylor got telegrams from President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon praising his decade in Congress at a testimonial dinner attended by about 800 Republicans. The $25 plate event honored the Cambria Indiana and Armstrong counties congressman with Secretary Fred A Seaton as principal speaker. Saylor's wife Alma read the congratulatory messages from her household allowance.
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Nixon
Saylor
Johnstown
John P. Saylor
Eisenhower
Congress
Henny
Cambria
Indiana
Armstrong
Secretary of the Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Truman shifts stance on 1960 Democratic convention
Former President Truman, 76, oscillates on attending the Los Angeles convention as a delegate. He previously questioned Kennedy’s readiness, hinted at McCarthy and Freeman as better picks, and may decide to attend under Gov. Blair’s request. He recalled his 1956 critique of Stevenson and signaled possible support for Johnson or Symington.
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Washington
Truman
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Missouri
James T. Blair
Kennedy
Congress
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Orville Freeman
McCarthy
Freeman
Chicago
Eisenhower
Trumat
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Rain and Acid Blame Fish Deaths in Allegheny River
Heavy rains washed acid from abandoned coal mines into the Allegheny River, killing thousands of fish. Sanitary engineers from the State Health Department reported rising river acidity after dead fish were found downstream on Tuesday.
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Alleheny
State Health Department
Dick C. Hell
Pittsburgh
Kishi
Harrisburg
Vienna crowd turned away at Soviet embassy reception
About two thousand people gathered in Vienna for a Soviet Embassy reception but were turned away after phony invitations were mailed to a broad group including hotel porters and prostitutes. Police said the ruse sparked disorder and many left angry.
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Vienna
Austria
Kennedy Seeks Second Ballot Win in Democratic Race
Kennedy’s campaign eyes a multi ballot path as strategists say no rival can upset the momentum. Johnson allies predict Kennedy within 25 votes on tally two and to win on tally three. Truman signals possible support shift while Rayburn pushes Johnson as convention looms. Johnson and Symington factions clash over Missouri backing.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
San Francisco
Kennedy
Harry 5S
Truman
Symington
Missouri
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Reds Hit Bullseye In Rocket Test
Moscow reports a successful second firing of a new multistage rocket with air burst about 8000 miles away in the Pacific. Tass said the tests completed the carrier rocket program and the 50,000 square mile target area was opened to shipping.
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Moscow
Tass
Khrushchev hints at German talks in Vienna
Fragmented notes show Soviet Premier Khrushchev seeking a German question in Vienna. References to East and West Germany, a possible treaty with the Soviet bloc, and signals of pressure before a conference. Also mentions United States stance and upcoming elections and a memorial notice for Mrs. Succu.
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Viennachev
Khrushchev
Vienna
Peders
Wester
Otto ¢ Ulbricht
Repub
West Germ
East Germachev
Khrushche
Konrad
Wouk
Cor Khrushche
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Erle
Leonard Zawistowski
Columbus Community Church
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Joseph C. Martin
Pennsylvania Department of Property and Supplies
Martin
Morton's
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Gene Dugan
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Basil Dyer
Bear Lake
Hegerty
Shorttt
Hichard Elmer Proctor
Titus‘Ville
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Warre
Zdarko
Carl Meyer
Wolfe Road
Ike’s
David Brown
James ‘T. Hogan
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Masonic
Erie County
First Church of Christ
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M Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Janette Burns
Third Street
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Bridge Street
Olleen Cunningham
Riceville
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Roberts
Roberts Furniture
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Reds
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First Ave
Corry, PA
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