Government Moves To Void Dixon-Yates Damage Suit
The Justice Department asks a federal court to void the Dixon-Yates damage suit and continue pretrial actions. Senators and political figures react as the court weighs the government contract dispute connected to private power in the era of postwar policy and campaign considerations.
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Dixon-Yates
Washington
Miltora
Wisenhowie
Dixon
Goreal
Fleealid
Tmickenlooper
R-Tech
Hexamoppen
Justice Department
Dixons
Pitille Poliay
Iinluwhil
Beoniisa
Tegud
Nwiga
Hollons
Arolphe Ho Wenrell
Wba
Hnandfitty
Dulles and Top Aide At Odds Over Duty And Travel
The article reports Dulles clashing with a top aide over the duties and discretion of the secretary of state. It notes his extensive travel, remarks by Henry M. Winston of Brown University, and discussion of foreign affairs and oversight during the era. The piece mentions Byrnes, Marshall, Acheson, and heavy travel reaching 900,000 miles to 88 countries.
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Shite Dulles
Atte Ure
Henry M. Winston
WyJslin
Whit
Extar
Toreur
Dulles
Dompornilo
James Byrnés
George G Marshall
Dent Acheson
Dutles
Nasser and Tito Open Talks Series Amid Middle East Shift
The two leaders launch a joint dialogue aimed at easing regional tensions with focus on the Middle East and North Africa. Prospective topics include Cyprus and broader regional security as tensions ease.
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Nasser
Tito
Near Beer Under Fire Says Police Chief Plans Action
Police Chief James Lokes stated the city will pursue legal action against stores selling a new “special Brew” labeled near beer. He warned eight and ten year olds are misled by the product and urged enforcement against illicit sales and misleading labeling while noting federal rules do not require disclosure of ingredients.
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James Lokes
Aid
Federn
Gellfteather
Slippery Road Fatalities Near Emlenton Two Die
Two deaths and multiple injuries reported after a double automobile wreck on Route 208 near Emlenton. A husky truck skidded off the highway, trapping a driver who later died. Minutes later a Bridenbaugh car left the road, plunged 30 feet into Scribrias Creek, and the driver died at Franklin Hospital. | Police linked both crashes to hazardous conditions and the slick roadway.
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Emlenton
Allee Hunt Bridenbingly
Br. Charles
Brindenbaugh
Banlenton
Hxwnneth Jobim
Parker
Stil
Hindenbarph
Svilyn Doning
Litfest
Bridatt- Bough
Dol
Johns
Emlenton-Clinton
Ville
Jonas
Mie
Scribgrias Creek
Bildenbaugh
Wiffy
Syhen
Franklin HospitiysFolinis Upharely
Corry Fireman Named First Vice President at Convention
Chay ies Cowen, chief of the Stanford Hose Company, was elected first vice president at the Nortinwest Pennmyivants Piremen's Amoctiion Taste night. Chester Winzimdt of Hocky Cikove became the new president, succeeding Charles Stowe, at the convention in Corry. Four men are allowed on the truck crew besides the driver. Mayor Hondycute and Judge Herbert A. Mark welcomed volunteers from Menuville. An ex state ale die.
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Chay Ies Cowen
Aarat Onsen
Chiet
Stanford Hose Company
Nortinwest Pennmyivants
Piremen
Mendyiife
Corry
Chester Winzimdt
Hocky Cikove
Charles Stowe
Mesdville
Menuville
Hondycute
Herbert A. Mark
Disc Jockey Held in Slaying Of Wife
An 80-year-old Pittsburgh disc jockey is jailed without bail for the murder of his wife. Authorities report a calm, controlled initial statement from the suspect as investigators reconstruct the scene and gather evidence including a broken skull.
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Pietsburgh
Hindlbe Wolly
Dicksot
Saulia
Union City Man Reported Missing
A Union City man was reported missing after leaving his residence amid unclear circumstances. Police urged residents to contact local authorities with any information leading to his whereabouts.
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Union City
Grid Lights to Shine By September 1
Corry area high school will sign a contract today for completion by September 1. The plan calls for Revere poles as substitutes and outlines delivery terms with Bleckele Co. The project aims to light the grid, with a two week delivery window and final completion by early September.
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Corry Benyers
T. M. Dotgins
Syhould
Cory Area High Sch
Revere
Corry Aren
Turing
Howry
Thich Bleckelé Co
Erle
Corry
de Ho [Iter
Linn
Civil Rights Victory Seen in High Court Action
A Washington report flags a civil rights victory in a Supreme Court battle over school desegregation. The document signals a favorable line for federal civil rights legislation and hints at Southern resistance to interpretation and enforcement.
Children in coma after car crash near Wellsboro
Two young siblings of Mr and Mrs Robert Oviatt remain in critical condition after a collision near Wellsboro. The twins, Ninob and Shaun Die, suffered skull fractures and injuries when a vehicle struck their family's car as they were traveling with their grandfather Richard Arp of RB.
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Sre
Wennwert Gell
Waleen Gebernt Hospital
Sieohesit
Rogar Ovinity
Ninob
Bei Tintivkel
Robert Oviatt
Tisister
Wirth
Hhey
Soviet Proposals Seek All European Peaceful Atom Body
The Kremlin proposes a pan European intergovernmental organization to oversee peaceful atomic energy use with US participation. The plan counters Euratom, arguing it would serve NATO aims and deepen German arms potential. The move envisions a conference of European states to form a regional body, with the US possibly joining, and centers in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Euratom
Fixholion Agency
Schuman Coal-Steel Pool
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlande
Luxembourg
Germany
United Institute of Nuclear Research
China
Outer Mongolia
Viet Nam
Ussr
Leader Seeks Surplus Food For Strikers
Gov Leader called a conference to speed up the federal surplus food program to aid striking steelworkers in Pennsylvania. He proposed waiving eligibility determinations and discussed meeting with AFL CIO officials to push action while noting current delays. He also spoke on Stevenson’s nomination prospects and favored improved western routes over federal interstate plans.
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Harrisburg
Leadte
Stelking
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Stevenson Wood
Pennsylvanis
Ngiin Tay
High Way
Joseph J
Lawe
Bkroadsburg
Sharon
Leger
Indus- BY
Otter
Corryite Leaves Opes ron eaniTcip
Fragmented OCR passage references Corryite and Opes ron eaniTcip with garbled names in a trip plan to England Europe. Mentions Salvation Army, college visit, and a conference with delegates from the Americas and Europe. No coherent event or dates emerge.
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Corryite
Opes
Ron eaniTcip
Satterley
Johns Nowy
New
Europe
Two Hurt In Crash Near Canadahia Lake
Two Canadahia Lake cottagers were injured when a car carrying them was struck broadside by a truck about three miles west of Spartans King. Mrs Paill Beaver and Mrs Roy Emptfield were treated at Siem Memorial Hospital in Union City. Driver Walter H. Greer of Centerville faced no injuries. Police reported damage to the wire and a spinning impact at an intersection near Legisatahe Route 20093.
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Canadahia Lake
Walter H. Greer
Centerville
Corry
Bestver
Empfield
Wilbert Beaver
Legisia
Impret
Milanovich Takes New School Post
Milanovich resigns as Corry High School basketball coach and teacher to take an interscholastic administrative post in Hopewell Township. He is noted for a successful tenure at New Castle High School and his teams in the strong WPIAL Section II basketball league.
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Wend Gammovicn
Corry High School
New Castle High School
Tnter
Hopewell Township
Milanovich
New Castle
Stile
Hiks
Milanavictt
Noultt
Allgulppa
Beaverounty
Mine Subsidence Survey Near Arnold Pa Report
An early report from inspectors notes a slate mine near Arnold Pennsylvania has undergone subsidence last March with damage estimated at 4120000. Inspector Charles Curry says the project will take about 60 days to complete and will assess the mine’s operations and impact on nearby properties.
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Bugin
Arnold
Conken
Blodie
Victoria Uve
Biite Oiine
Chairles Curry
Strategic planning of U S defense halted after election
The New York Times reports that strategic planning for America's defense has been stopped until after the November election due to a revolt by the chiefs of the three armed forces against Adm. Arthur W. Radford. The plan to cut 800000 troops by 1960 sparked unified protest over reduced European defense commitments and possible fortress-style withdrawal. Defense officials say the halt may have come from Defense Secretary Charles E. Richards or deputy Ruben Robertson, who influence the “new look” for 1958–1960. The chiefs have been involved in planning for about two months.
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Radford
Sroposal
Europe
the Times
Amert
Defense
Charles ©. Witton
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Corry Blood Bank Nearing Critical Supplies
Local Red Cross and Buffalo Blood Bank coordinate to boost donations as Corry area faces shrinking blood supplies. Bloodmobile visits Emmanuel Church on Tuesday July 17 from noon to 6 PM with a goal of 125 pints. Clymer volunteers will route donors to Corry Hospital for closer access. Call to schedule or walk in, with appointment preferred.
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Red Cross Chapter
Buffalo Blood Bank
Clymer
Corry
Jamestown
Harold Neckers
North Center Street
Emmanuel Clilrch
The
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Red Cross
Hits
Lightning Strikes Chimney Of Old Corry High School
A lightning bolt struck the chimney of the old Corry High School on Spring Street, halting sidewalk traffic as the street department roped off the area. Bricks and metal debris showered the west side, with officers and witnesses noting damage and potential risk to the building slated for sale by Clark & Lord, Erie real estate agents.
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Wade
Builidins
Potloe
Uie
Messisse
Mary
West Bauth
Harleys Drake
Clark & Lord
Erie
Noork
Soully
Hns
No Progress Report In Steel Negotiations Amid Strike
Federal mediators and top negotiators from the basic steel industry and United Steel Workers met in Pittsburgh to renew talks on a new wage contract. After more than two hours, no progress report was issued, while union president David J. McDonald and U. S. Steel official John A. Stepphen voiced guarded optimism about reaching an agreement. The month-long dispute has furloughed about 70,000 workers as the strike enters its second week. Secretary Weeks cautioned on public welfare and suggested possible Taft-Hartley action if the stoppage persists.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel Industry
United Steel Workers
David J. McDonald
John A. Stepti=en
U. S Steel Corp. Ind
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
McDonald
Stephens
McDonald’s
Reich
Fias
Ward
Washington
Weeks
Congress
Strong Winds Sweep 3 States Across Midwest and Plains
Stormy weather swept Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska with tornadic winds and heavy rain. Two injuries reported as damage affected homes and clothing lines. storms extended into North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin with blustery showers and cooler temps across the Great Lakes region.
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Mid-Continent
Oklaoma
Kansas
North Muni
Iowai
Northeash
Oklahoma
Dakoka Miniol
Greal Lakes
Movie Star Gene Kelly dies in service or funeral
Uncertain obituary notes Gene Kelly with mentions of a service and survivors including a widow and several relatives. The garbled text lists names and relations but is difficult to parse, mentioning dates, locations, and attendees in a partial obituary style.
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Gene Kelly
Dagi
Ala
Kelly Lida Esterd
Lk & Putae
Cameredre
Radvensky
Bamoy
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