Red Chiefs Arrive In Prague Amid Khrushchev Oust Plot
Khrushchev arrives in Prague to rally Czechoslovak loyalty as Kremlin shakeup unfolds. Antonin Novotny and officials hail Soviet policies, praising agrarian expansion and economic cooperation while warning of German threats and Western pressures.
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Prague
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Premey Bylyynin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Antonir Novotny
Jesser
Cena
Worotny
Ohe Stalin
VM. Malotov
Tne Boviet
Soviet Union
United States
Novotny
Ernie
Une Savint
Umioly
Boyles
Uniint
Jrnd
Kirrusboney
Council Hires Engineers On Flood Survey To Fix Water Backups
City council in a special session engaged Hulls and North Eis engineering firms to study flood causes after heavy rain. The concerns involve West Washington street water intrusions near the foundry and damage to Jackson's Floral Gardens on East Columbus Avenue.
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City Couneil
Htm
North Eis
John Carlos
Muniager
Focal Print
West Washington Street
Concen
Connell
Arthur Jackson
Jackson
East Columbus
Shackson
City Storm Sewer
Aja
Khrushchev survives bid to oust him in Communist party
Reports from Moscow claim a Soviet party session backed by Georgi Zhukov and Vyacheslav Molotov considered ousting Nikita Khrushchev and replacing him as first secretary but Khrushchev retained leadership after a split. The session allegedly occurred June 17 with several members absent and was not officially confirmed.
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Prague
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Enter
Wak
Georgi Zhukov
Mikoyan
V. M Molitov
Ehnushchey
Mermredy
Kitushchey
Zhukov
Mikoyin
Kkhivshchov
Tuch
Preadium
Eastern Part Of State Relieved By Showers
The eastern part of the state saw welcome showers easing a prolonged drought. Gardens and farms suffered while water supplies in many areas faced strain. Utilities urge water conservation as authorities consider rationing in some counties. Fire damage reported in Wayne Township from a truck fire caused about 6000 dollars in damage.
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Weltile
Uus
Mary
Berks
Birdaboro
Boyertown
Three youths admit to three burglaries in split jurisdiction
Police report three youths confessed to break ins at Al's Daily Dip Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus and dairy barn thefts. One youth admitted taking cash from a burglary last May while another was employed at a part time job.
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Aingers
Bip
Frank
Verna
Columbus
Airom
Corry White
Twee Erie
Warren Cowity
Jhiventle
Tity
Wiktermelons
Frank and
Vera
Luken
Todiny
Kat May
Retailers Hear Speaker in City Chamber Meeting
Members of the Retail Merchants Division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce and their wives attended a lecture by Fred Ross of the Greater Brim Chamber of Commerce. He urged year ahead planning to energize local traders. The Aug 12 meeting will feature Ralph Myrick of Buffalo Myrick with a two day sales event on Aug 18 and 20 at the Corry Moose Hall. A community church supper and prize drawings were part of the evening, with winners announced for three ladies.
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Corry Cham
Her of Commerce
Fred Ross
Greater Brim Chamber Rot Commierée
Une Toes
Nytt
Aut Lint Snp
Sethargle Yealers
Ralph Myrick
Burfato
Myrick
Corry
Judkey
Columbus Community Church
William Chirrouzio
Arthur Cohen
Planning Board Hears Talk on County Development Plan
The Erie County Planning Board met at the courthouse to hear a Bureau of County Development expert urge a comprehensive survey. He called for mapping major arterials for business, schools, and industry and recommended a parks system with a long timeline for completion.
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Yank McGhesney
Echalelun
Hhes Bureau of Courty Development
Department of Commerce
Nighi
Evie County Planning Board
Erie County
Corry
Probe Rowdyism At Tavern
Corry city officials investigate a tavern disturbance at Selota Inn and nearby area. Initial reports indicate the incident began inside and extended outside. Police obtained the license number of the premises involved as officials weigh charges.
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Pune
Corry
Rowdylin
Selota Inn
Corry City
Prs
Community Chest and Red Cross Seek Payroll Plan
Incorporators urged a payroll deduction plan to support both the Community Chest and the Red Cross while aiming to bolster fundraising for the upcoming fall appeal. A committee was formed to study a joint proposal and report to the board, with time uncertain due to funding shortfalls and YMCA costs.
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Red Cross
United Fund
Hove
Wuthers
Chest
New Ymca
Voodoo Killer Jailed In Murder Of Boy
A 45 year old man Aponte was charged in Bridgeton with the murder of 11 year old Roger Curletto last October. Aponte allegedly killed the boy to obtain a skull for a voodoo potion. The case went to the court for preliminary hearing with Aponte pleading not guilty.
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Boy
Mana
Wean
Dora
Chioken
Work Br Fund
Sagt
Aponte
Apor
Erelish
Olay
Roger Curletto
Daniel “Grosso
Jim Worker
Aponte Puerta
Wat Hing
Rosenblum
Shine Yents
Kalling
Roger Ahi
Rosenblivn
Wilt Neste
Peicn
Yisleaset
Jait
Bridgeton
Witrey "Crerina
Tn Nua Gorminy
Vineland Fablié
Bulety
Arthur L. Joseph Ald Aponte
Rosenblums
Poller
Poli Renan
Clinton jury set to wrap as trial nears verdict
Closer to a verdict in the Clinton trial, jurors near completion while attorneys press toward a final panel. The case centers on alleged violations in a high school segregation dispute with charges framed as political and legal maneuvering.
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Clinton
Leader OKs Korean War Bonus Bill Amid Civil Rights Marathon
ai-Gov. Leaver backs legislation to create a Korean War bonus, with a November referendum on eligibility and payments. The plan would cost about 95 million over two-year cycles and affect veterans who served June 25, 1950 to January 1, 1954, with varying bonus rates and deadlines for applications.
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Harrieburge
Ai — Gov. Leaver
Sony Maf Ag
Laney
Eiveur
Icemen
Armed
Ntd
Military Affairs Department
All-Star Game Threatens Rain Delays and Odds
Weather forecasters warn of considerable cloudiness and possible showers for the All-Star baseball game. Odds makers favor the American League at 15 to 10 as teams prepare in St Louis and Detroit with rain delays likely and start times shifting across multiple venues.
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Amers Jean
Tay Rumi
Aone
Detroit ‘Tigers
Nationa Leuise
Cnrt Shumony
Hiiadelphia
Lefibandat
Weather Bureau
Tso
West Reacts As Russia Rejects Short Arms Ban
London reports Valerian Zorin dismissed the U S plan for a one month ban as insufficient and urged a two year extension. He pressed for a pause on nuclear tests and linked any suspension to dismantling stocks and a pledge to halt production of nuclear arms. The West urged concessions but noted no backward steps by Moscow.
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Plan
Russia
London
VU. S
Valerian Zorin
Toscmanion
Totley’s
Uhey
Zopin
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
France
Kremlin
Muy
Russi
M cHtorf
Nueleor
Skeltons' Son Richard Leaves for Pompeii Trip
Red Skelton, his wife Georgia, daughter Valentina, and Richard depart for a six week European tour with Copenhagen and Zurich stops. Doctors hope the leukemia remission holds as Richard, aged 18, aims to view Pompeii and other wonders while avoiding fatigue.
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Red Skelton
Pompeii
Molly Wood
Richire Skelton
Pompei
Tost
Europe
Skelton
Red
Georgia
Valentina
Richard
Scandina
Vian Airlines
Copenhagen
Bo Roos
Zurich
Ois
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
England
Fries
Italy
Spain
Majorca
Azores
Mexico City
Home
Far East
Pompéii
Flns
Accused Red Spies Ordered Back To U. S.
Paris reports state George Ziasoysk and his wife Jane sought asylum in France while US authorities seek extradition. Indictment accuses the couple of spying for the Soviet Union. they previously lived in Paris and were linked to Soviet intelligence. The French Foreign Ministry denied asylum, and US attorney Williams says France blocked extradition. Ziasoysk, 47, once Army Intelligence, and his wife, a San Francisco native, face a federal grand jury indictment.
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Paris
George Ziasoysk
U.S
Russia
France
Jane
New York
Anl W Williams
Soviet Union
George Zidtoysi
Taney
M Federa
Lytovekis
Wiliams
Zintoyski
Army
San Franrisco
Office of Strategic Services
Ziptovskis
Mroney
Baviet
Beria
Latelligence
Byrik Wis & Powerful Tyure
Ruwslin Sevret
Russha
Youth Shot In Leg By Pistol In Holster
A youth was accidentally shot in the left leg while carrying a pistol in a holster. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in good condition for treatment. Authorities described the incident as an accidental discharge during walking near a ditch when the weapon discharged.
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Nas
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cork
Happesiel
USA
Gay Clarke
Plato
New Fire Reporting System With Horned Hotline
A new reporting method announces a horn connected to the phone replacing the final bell. Callers will be awakened by a horn when reporting fires to alert the unit promptly. The system lists two numbers 3-140L and B-6655 for different stations.
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Anyang 16
Spetdler
Cory
Fhe Hosé Company
Oail
Mitton
United States and South Africa Sign Atomic Pact
The United States and South Africa concluded a nuclear cooperation agreement under the Atoms for Peace program. The pact covers research and power development, aiming to share peaceful atomic technology and foster collaboration between the two nations.
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Africa
Neyblop
GOP Readies For 24 Hour Civil Rights Filibuster Push
Senate debate on civil rights legislation may run four to eight weeks or longer as Republicans plan round the clock sessions to wear down southern opponents. Senate leaders sign up members for continuous shifts in a bid to bring the measure to a vote, with Knowland urging readiness for extended hours and potential escalation.
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Washington
Hooward
Wisenflower
Senate
Senate Republicart
Elvenhowerly
Knowland
California
GOP
Dixie
Fallin
Jon Tule
Abbott
R-Cole
Morton
R-Ky
House
Sen
Russell D-Gay
Konitander
Boutheriteys
Bill Russell
Snowlind
Koowlind Haw
Daummat
Bill Saukh
Algae Taints Corry Water During Odor Crisis
Corry water becomes foul and odorous as algae blooms affect Bere waters. City officials, led by public works and the environmental health unit, coordinate urgent cleanup near wells and the Cosy Water Supply. Residents are advised to conserve water and avoid bathing in affected areas while tests determine the extent.
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Planning Board
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Vorninga
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Robert Li Taylon
Hubert L. Dovhs
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South Africa
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Tutier
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