Senate OKs wait and see plan on Red China at UN
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves toward approval of a wait-and-see plan if Red China gains U N seat. Senator Knowland foresees a favorable vote and amends the aid bill to add two changes while Eisenhower, Dulles push a slower, cautious approach and warn against admitting Communist China.
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Senate
RED China
U. N
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
United Nations
Knowland
R-Calls
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Gop
Eisenhower
Security Council
Assembly
Congress
U. S
America
Bby
Dulles
Kensinger Jailed After Bond Revoked in Sister Murder Case
Judge Loran L. Lewis revoked the $1,000 bond for Joseph Kensinger Jr., 24, charged with the murder of his 12 year old sister Carole Lae. Kensinger was ordered jailed while attorneys pursue a habeas corpus petition and a hearing was scheduled before Squire Samuel Pamlico of West Deer Township.
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Capomaron
Loran L. Lewis
Joseph Kensinger Jr
Carole Lae
Kensinger
Squire Samuel Pamlico
West Deer’ Township
Plant Blast Kills One, 21 Hurt At Detinning Facility
Gary Indiana. Manderville H Woodworth 40 Hammond died at St Catherine’s Hospital East Chicago after a caustic soda vat exploded killing one and injuring 21. Charles G Obertint 24 of Rumood is critically injured but improving to fair. The 12 ton cover was blown from a 12 foot diameter 30 foot high vat. The plant building 200 by 500 feet and as tall as 180 feet was damaged. Plant manager Morgan A Powell estimated losses over 5100 000. Cause under investigation but a safety valve on the vat likely failed. The plant began production on June 1.
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Presa Gary
Ind
Manderville H. Woodworth
Hammond
St. Catherine's Hospital
Chicago
Charles G. Obertint
Rummond
Morgan A. Powell
Joseph Zale
Government seeks court order to halt two atomic plant strike
A special presidential board raced to complete a report that would allow the government to ask a judge for an 80 day Taft Hartley stoppage to end a strike by 4 500 CIO workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky gas diffusion plants. The dispute centers on wages with proposed increases from 19 to 21 cents an hour versus a 0.5 cent boost offered by Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co. These plants are described as essential to U 235 production for atomic weapons.
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Associated Press
Washington
Presidential
Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley
CIO
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
The
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Co
AEC
Union
CAP Training Starts for Unit in Cory
The newly organized Civil Air Patrol unit here began training this week with William Mol in charge of military drill for the cadet group. Senior classes and combined drills are taught by instructors drawn from ex service members. The program runs until each member completes the required training.
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Civil Air Patrol
William Mol
Senate group nears completion of farm bill
Senate Agriculture Committee, by a 13-2 vote, approved a general farm bill amid administration opposition. The panel moved to finish section by section action, with an 8-7 vote backing high price supports for oats, barley, rye and grain sorghums at about 82 percent parity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Aiken
Senate
R-Vi
Humphrey
D-Minn
Alkens
House expands U. S. jobless pay coverage
The House approved a measure by a 309 to 30 vote to extend federal unemployment compensation to about four million more people. The bill would add roughly 2 million federal workers and about 14 million workers in firms with four or more employees for at least 20 weeks yearly, narrowing gaps in state programs.
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Senate
Washington
Aruns
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Gasoline cut 1.3 cents a gallon in Corry today
Gasoline prices fall across 11 Eastern states and DC as Socony Vacuum reduces wholesale rates by 4 to 1 cent. Sun Oil and Atlanta Refining lead the wave, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh regions reporting tank wagon cuts. Retail stations adjust amid fierce price competition and late season demand.
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Associated Brees
New York
Socooy-Vacuum of! Co
District of Columbia
Socony
Corry
Athera
Sun Oil Co
Atlanta Refining Co
Associated Press
Caid Atlantic
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Sut Oil
Sunoco
Montgomery
Bucks Counties
Sun
Elster A
Pennsylvania
Injunctions Lifted Against Sir Picketers in Somerset
In Somerset Pennsylvania United Mine Workers had injunctions lifted against six picketers but remain in force against two officers Tudge Fhomna Lanaberry. The group joined eight miners from Shanksville area on June 2 and the district 7 UMW president John Gheson and distant picketing Harvey Younkin still face restrictions as mine protests continue near Cambriq Puss Co.
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Somerset
T.junctions
United Mine Workers
Tudge
Fhomna
Lanaberry
Shanksville
John Gheson
District 7
UMW
Harvey Younkin
Cambriq Puss Co
Horst and GOP Leaders Confer in Hershey Hotel Meeting
Pa. Miles Horst Republican state chairman met with a group of GOP leaders in Hershey to discuss selecting a new state finance chairman after Philip T. Sharples resigned. Senator G. Graybill Dichmn of Lancaster attended the conference as part of the dispersion of attendees. Philadelphia officials reported Joseph W. Henderson, a Philadelphia attorney and former ABA president, was offered the post by cablegram to London while there on holiday.
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Associated Press
Miles Horst
Hershey Hotel
Horst
G. Graybill Dichmn
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Philip ‘T. Sharples
Joseph W. Henderson
Philadel
Phis
American Bar Association
Cablegram
London
Armas On Top In Guatemala SENATE HOUSING PROBERS ASKING
Senate housing probers press State Department to return Norman Winston a New York City operator linked to large Texan Ohio construction schemes. Capehart calls Winston key witness and seeks passport, urging wider probe into multi million dollar irregularities in federally insured housing loans. He notes possible collusion among builders sponsors and housing officials under the expired 1950 apartment program.
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Washington—Senate
New York City
Ben
Capehart
France
State Department
Norman
Winston
Manator Ab
Texan
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Beir
Pansport
United States
French Forces Vietminh Clash South of Hanoi
Armored units and Vietminh regulars clash 20 miles south of Hanoi with heavy fighting near Bao Thon village on the road from Phu Ly to Ninh Binh. Vietminh reportedly withdraw after hours of fighting, leaving 108 corpses. Major General Paul Ely pledges no abandonment of Hanoi, while France and Indochina peace pressures continue amid air base withdrawals.
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Saigon
Hinoi
Bao
Thon
Phu Ly
Hionoi
Paul Ely
Hanoi
Jrebaia
Pierre Mendes-Prance
Indochina
Air Four
Genndans
Tige
Tourane
Viet Nam
Only Child Of North Clymer Drowns In Open Well
A young couple mourns as their one year old child drowned yesterday after falling into an open dug well on Townline Road R D 1 North Clymer. Mrs Keene found him in water and neighbors attempted artificial respiration until the Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Funeral services set for Sunday at Henderson Lincoln Chapel with burial in Kiantone Cemetery.
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Buiuiie-Weday
Townline Road
North Clymer
John Keene Jr
Mra. Keene
Elmer Miller
Lawrence Emory
Clymer
Mainta Se
Samuel T. Bowers
Jonestown
Weatfield
Mry
Mra
Harold Mace
Bugar Grove
Arthur Wright
Allan Seekings
Gerry
Sim Seek'inga
Jamestown
Henderson-Lincoln Chapel
Magne Norval
Bulem
Kiantone Cemetery
Four Die in South Philadelphia Auto Crash
Four young people were killed and four others critically injured in a head on collision on the Industrial Slighway in southwest Philadelphia. The driver of the other car, William J. Nixon, 28, of Chester, was in critical condition. Dead are Grace Pro, 20, Anthony Tuling, 20, Vincent Caruso, 33, and Eugene Santoras, 23. Several others were seriously hurt. Police initially attributed loss of control and a failed turn as factors in the crash.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam J. Nixon
Chester
Grace Pro
Anthony Tuling
Vincent Caruso
Eugené Santoras
Dante Pro
Grace
Wichlas Rua
Qudtano Riceruto
Food Stamps Distribution Planned At Municipal Building
Food stamps totaling ten dollars will be distributed to residents who registered before July 1. The special stamps, redeemable for food, will be handed out tomorrow from 10 am to 12 noon and 2 to 4 pm at the Municipal Building. Registered individuals up to July will receive stamps to turn in at Connie's Superette on West Main street. Beginning Wednesday July 14, new registrations will be accepted 7 to 8 pm with no Saturday registrations after tomorrow. Local stores Cribb's Grocery G and H Market Thomas Market and Tubs Market will cooperate in the distribution.
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Connie's Superette
West Main Street
Union City
Cribb
Resurfacing of Center Street Starts in Meadville
A surprise resurfacing project began on North Center Street in Meadville from Franklin to West Congress. The Blank firm laid a blacktop curb-to-curb and expected one-way traffic during the day. The Highways Department says completion in a day or two is likely. The same contractor had bid to repave East Washington Street between Center and Wright Streets, which may start soon.
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Meadville
Franklin
West Congress
al Blank
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Congress
Te Blank
Highways Department
East Washington Street
Center
Wright Streets
Guatemala Junta Shakeup Elevates Castillo Armas Leader
Col Carlos Castillo Armas clinches top post as Guatemala forms a five member junta after a rapid government turnover. Elfega Monzon remains temporary chief. Ma Enrique Oliva among defense officials as Hungary? The report notes leaders and exiles from Chiquimula and a peace conference in Salvador.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Lena
Elfega’ Monzon
Tian
Rulinis
Cabatillo
Enrique Ollva
Fender
Chiquimula
Honduras
Castillo
Mallee Peco
Liberation Army
Monzon
Salvador
Borough Manager Kyper Dismissed by Borough Council
Ellwood Gees, borough council, voted 6-4 last night to dismiss T Robert Kyper, 29, as borough manager after months of tardiness and frequent absence. Kyper, a former Pennsylvania engineer, had been in a two year term since February. No successor named yet.
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Ellwood Geez
Elayuw City
T. Robert Kyper
PLC
Bteve
Rubino
Kyper
Blind Couple To Repeat Wedding Vows In Local Church
Howard Collin and Gladys Canfield, both blind, plan to repeat vows in Corry's Evangelical United Brethren Church tomorrow. The couple, who met in Lock Haven and became engaged six months ago, will wed with fewer than typical preparations and will live with Collin's mother Bertha Howard in Lock Haven.
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Bob Holton Corry
Howard Collin
Gladys Canfield
Gladys
Howard
Erie County
Lock Haven
T Haven
Corry
Warren youths turned back on way to Alaska
Four Pennsylvanian youths and two sisters aged 14 to 24 were escorted to the U S border at Sault Ste Marie Ontario after lacking food and gas for a planned Alaska trip. They had 45 dollars total, two babies and two older children with them. They pleaded guilty to breaking entering and theft and received a suspended sentence for stealing bread and mayonnaise from a farm house. Crown Attorney Ian Murdoch called their tale fantastic and questioned how authorities allowed such a mixed group to cross.
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Blind River
Ont
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Sault Ste. Marie
Toe Rogers
Kinxing
Charles ‘Thomas
Warren
Rogers
Sault Bte. Marie
Fairbanks
James Selahman
Ian Muriro
State Democrats Seek $500000 Vote Kitty
A reformulated summary notes Democrats aim to raise a half million dollars for governor campaign efforts and expand fundraising reach through a statewide effort. William D. Teety, vice chairman of the finance committee, indicates ongoing efforts to solicit small contributions at numerous campaign booths across the state.
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Priladslehia
Art
William
D. Teety
Hertisburg
Crutio State Finance Onmatttltten
Hoss
Mitarbad
Nde
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