Pincers Tighten on Hanoi as Vietminh Advancing
Vietminh forces press near Hanoi as French defenses claim to repel a 3,000-strong rebel attack 20 miles from the city. Clashes reported at many points. French planes scarce for convoy harassment. Red China suspected of increasing supply through northern Indochina. Roads reopened north of Hanoi linking Sept Pagodes Phu Lang Thuong and Bac Ninh to protect northern regiments.
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Floods devastate Central Europe trigger widespread aid
Relief pours into Austria and Germany as the Danube floods cause at least 24 deaths across the region. Thousands displaced seek shelter on rooftops while more than 9,000 American soldiers aid rescue efforts. Czechoslovakia and Hungary report farm evacuations and crop losses amid the catastrophe.
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Operations Return To Normal At Atomic Plant
Paducah Kentucky reports resume of operations at the atomic plant as strikers from Local 50 CTO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers end walkout. About 1,000 Paducah workers and 3,500 at Oak Ridge stopped strikes after a Washington agreement overseen by Secretary of Labor Mitchell and CIO President Walter Reuther. The plan requests a government review of health housing and community issues affecting atomic workers and to bolster labor management relations in the atomic field with no wage settlement included.
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Churchill reports talks with Eisenhower on China and hydrogen bomb
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons Britain will not rush China’s UN admission, linking it to Beijing’s willingness to renounce aggression and honor treaties. He described his Washington visit as essential to gain information on the hydrogen bomb, and praised the Eisenhower meeting as agreeable and productive.
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Planning session on rural school project eyed tonight
The Corry Area Jointure Joint Board of 32 school directors meets tonight to decide on planning a new 12 room elementary school for Wayne and Concord townships and possibly Elgin. Wayne and Concord favor proceeding. other districts face cost impacts via shared ultratropic arrangements.
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Eight hurt in area accidents over weekend
Eight persons were injured in separate accidents Saturday and Sunday. Lawrence Risley of Bear Lake fractured his back after a hay rack fall and was treated at a local hospital then transferred to Erle for further care. Frank Foster of Warford was admitted for a lacerated tendon on the left hand, treated and released. Brian Wright of Erie received a right foot laceration while swimming Freneti Creek. Charles Bracken of North Center Street sprained a left ankle by stepping in a hole. Marlene Kaus sustained a knee injury after a fall on broken glass. John Turziz had a fish hook removed from his left index finger. Carol Tripp injured her right foot jumping from a hay mow. Mrs David Pratt was treated for a left-hand laceration while opening a can. William Shreve suffered a head laceration after being struck by a truck door and was released after treatment.
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Ashville
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East Pleasant Street
Four Power Pact Outlines West Germany Ties
London and Washington diplomats report a short four power treaty draft on West Germany independence this year. Official sources say the pact, drafted by American and British officials, envisions a republic aligned with four powers and outlines postwar ties.
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Byrnes Urges U S Return to Geneva Indochina Talks
Governor Byrnes urged the United States to resume participation at the Geneva conference on Indochina. He said the U S should not stand aloof or let Britain and France press a surrender to the Communists without our view. Nixon planned to speak at a governors meeting dinner amid political debate on policy.
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Princess Margaret Arrives in Germany on First West German Visit
Princess Margaret arrives in Bonn for a four day tour as Britain signals the occupation waning. She will visit British forces in Germany and meet West German officials including President Theodor Heuss in Bonn.
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Blind Couple Weds at Corry Church in Peace Hope
A blind couple, Gladys Held Collins and Howard C. Collins, united in marriage at the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church with more than 150 friends. The ceremony featured a single ring exchange, Gladys aided by her brother and attended by Gertrude Collins, with Bun din the eye dog guiding the bride to the reception. The couple will reside in Lock Haven with Gladys joining her husband after a short celebration and a reception at the church.
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Decide on Wheat Quotas Faces Voters in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report notes July 23 referendum to decide whether federal market quotas and price supports apply to the 1958 wheat crop. About 17,000 state farmers eligible. two thirds must approve for quotas to take effect.Eligibility requires planting 15 or more acres of wheat. Voting follows prior statewide outcome where majority favored quotas. parity price levels set next year with penalties for noncompliance. In Greensburg, Charles Cavalier, 40, died in a highway crash involving a firm truck. the crash details indicate losses amid the election context.
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Preacher and Girl Die in Wilkes-Barre Crash
A car carrying five young church workers from West Chazy New York to Allentown Pennsylvania crashed into a bridge abutment in Plains Township Luzerne County. Rev Donald Hunt 21 Cambridge New York and Miss Helen Raven 23 Elyria Ohio were killed. Injured were Shirley Souder 20 Perkasie Pa Mia Bennett Metcal Indiana County Pa and Joye Hoover 23 Dallas Pa. State Troopers Kur Bchweles and Joseph Perrill investigated. The crash occurred while en route to Eastern Pilgrim age College Allentown.
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Nestinghouse union to strike at Pittsburgh
Local 601 CIO Electrical Workers rejects a 3 to recent pay boost and calls for a factory contract action. Westinghouse wage offers affect about 87 000 workers. O10 TUE represents 47 000 company employees. About 3 000 of Local 600's 11 000 members attend the meeting approving the resolution at Rust Pittsburgh plant. Spokesman says move pressures on a purely local level as similar boosts were given to non union workers July 1 after contract expirations.
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Seven More Killed In Border Clash Between Israel and Egypt
Reported flare up on the Israel Egypt border costs six Egyptian soldiers and one Israeli. The UN Palestine armistice commission blamed both sides for the fighting near Gaza and Deir al Balah. Egypt reported six dead, four missing and two wounded. Israel confirmed one soldier killed and two wounded.
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Japan to Begin Trade With Communist China
Japan weighs limited trade with Red China while stressing unity against communism. Foreign Office notes potential diplomatic ties with Russia or China remain unlikely in the near term. Governors in Washington week suggest restricting trade to curb China's military buildup while pursuing a self-subsistent Japanese economy.
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Pennsylvania teen wins state in road e o contest
Larry Adaily of Connellsville will represent Pennsylvania in the 1954 national Teen-Age Road-E-O contest in Washington August 0 14. The high school senior earned the honor by driving off with the state title among 54 other boys and 3 girls.
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Television Writers of America Prepare Picket Over Networks
Television Writers of America announced plans to picket three major networks. The action follows recent contract talks and is set to target specific programming and staffing practices.
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