Erie City Council to decide on charter ballot question
Erie City Council faces a promise of a decision by Tuesday on placing the city charter question on November's ballot. Mayor Arthur J. Gardner and Citizens' Committee chair Clifford Zileh urged action, while a petition drive may start if council delays. Also notes include Allegheny Airlines June traffic record and Columbus Firemen’s Festival dates.
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Swiss to seek tactical nuclear arms for defense
Swiss authorities said Switzerland cannot afford to be without tactical nuclear weapons as other nations develop them. The defense department was told to study how and where such weapons could be obtained for long-range needs, including artillery shells aircraft missiles with atomic warheads and atomic min.
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Switzerland
Neufil
Defense Department
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Corry Report
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 a.m. today, admissions include Mrs Dorothy G. May Spar teinsburt and Mrs Mary L. Rupp 903 North Center Street. Discharges include Gilbert VanderSchaulf Clymer and Cloire A. Porter 207 William Street with infant son David Ehrhardt Sparlansburg. Norman Kent and infant son Wattsburs not clearly placed in record.
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Sparteinsburt
Mary L. Rupp
North Center Street
Gilbert VanderSchaulf
Clymer
Norman Kent
Ambush Kills Five Cypriots in Violent Outbreak
Five Turkish Cypriots were killed and three wounded in an ambush on a bus near Kondes Village, 15 miles from Famagusta on the Nicosia road. The attack, part of days of clashes that have left 14 Turkish Cypriots and 27 Greek Cypriots dead since June 7, drew statements from Governor Sir Hugh Foot urging measures to curb the violence.
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Khan's Widow Flies To Moscow
Khan the wealthy widow and widow of a Moslem spiritual leader flies to Moscow to meet the Soviet Union. She says she has longed to visit the Soviet Union and will join American friends for a tour to Leningrad. An Albuquerque bottling company appoints Fountain Works as a sales manager.
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Soviet
Leningrad
Albuquerque
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Anointee
Youth Killed Two Hurt In Route 50 Crash
A car carrying Avondale Pennsylvania youths collided with a tractor trailer on U S Route 50 near Elkton. Allen 23 died at the scene. J C Winebarger 22 and Mary B Blevins 18 were injured and taken to Union Memorial Hospital in Bikton. Truck driver James E Moss 34 of Winston Salem North Carolina was not injured. The car reportedly made a left turn when struck broadside by the truck.
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Winston Salem
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Cecil County
Rebel Leader Raschid Karami Narrowly Escapes Death In Tripoli Attack
Raschid Karami, former prime minister and top National Front figure, escaped with his life when the Tripoli home he occupied was shelled by security forces, his brother Maan Karami said. The house was destroyed yesterday as the opposition presses to oust President Camille Chamoun.
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Ballet Troupe Escapes Crash on Route 40 to Washington
A bal let troupe of twenty nine traveling from Wheeling West Virginia to a Washington performance survived a bus crash eighteen miles east of Uniontown Route 40. The bus skidded on wet pavement hitting eight guard rails and stopping on a fifty foot embankment. Police used a ladder to rescue all occupants before resuming the trip.
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Washington, D. C
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Playground Activities at Corry and Local Schools
Attendance at Corry's four playgrounds surpassed 1000 last week with 085 children enjoying space week activities. Space helmets sailed with pipe badminton and croquet as winners were named in jumping rope, races, skipping, and sandbox events. Wright School drew 215 participants with hopping and running contests and a sand castle winner. Harding School hosted 214 attendees with swings, stories, and croquet.
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Corry
Fourth Ward
Helen Britton
Harold Bromey
Bobby Hunt
Bruce Meyers
Carmen Picelrillo
Billy Stroup
Bob Brooks
Carmen Piccirill
Billy Linski
Wayne
Vanderhoof
Mickey Varrassa
Marcia Stahl
Betty Jo Malone
Donna McEldowney
Peggy Dyne
Sandra Ohrn
Betty 4A Malone
Guy Dyne
Harding
Playground group leads events at Mead Park fest
oe Williams and David Bailey placed first and second in events. A kick ball team formed with David Bailey and Rick Britten as co captains. Leather bracelets and coin purses were made and a mural started. Bailey hit three home runs in a midweek baseball game. A nature hike occurred Thursday with another planned for next Thursday. At Mead Park attendance reached 146 as Ronnie Lloyd and Lauren Eckman won the bubble gum contest while Ronnie Hanks won badminton. Young Hanks leads with 101 points. Wanda Henry tops the girls with 69. Purple People Eaters and Mowers were crafted from pipe cleaners. Marcia Hanks won the checker contest. Next week four playgrounds will compete in kickball games and a Mead Park hike is planned for all grounds except Harding.
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David Bailey
Rick Britten
Mead Park
Ronnie Lloyd
Lauren Eckman
Ronnie Hanks
Young Hanks
Wanda Henry
Marcia Hanks
Harding
Union City Livestock Prices Sale July 10 1958
A Union City livestock sale on July 10 1958 lists prices across classes. Hogs good and choice bring 24 to 25, saws 19 to 21, beef cows 19 to 21, canners and cutters 16 to 18, beef heifers 19 to 23, bulls 20 to 24, veal calves 27 to 31, heavy and medium calves 23 to 27, lambs 22 to 25.
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Union City
Labor, Employer, Consumer Hold Solution To Strikes
Babson argues for a coalition of labor leaders, employers, and consumers to avert strikes and recession. He urges wage freezes, reduced profits, and firmer renewal terms to show unions’ gains, curb Russian influence, and sustain employment nationwide.
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Russia
U.S
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