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Tax Inquiry Hinted On Goldfine Ties To Adams
Rep. Mills says no current plan to launch a tax probe into Bernard Goldfine gift giver to Presidential aide Sherman Adams. Rep. Harris notes limited inquiry into potential income tax evasion and how agencies enforce the law as his subcommittee reviews Goldfine’s tangled financial dealings including charged hotel bills for Adams.
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Eisenhower
Rites Set For Monsignor John Love
The funeral will be held Thursday at 10 a m in St Augustine Cathedral for Rt Rev Monsignor John W Love native of Corry Pa and chancellor of the St Augustine diocese He died unexpectedly Saturday after swimming at Daytona Beach He was 43 He had been named papal chamberlain in 1953 and domestic prelate He was a Georgetown and St Marys Seminary graduate Burial will be in San Lorenzo Cemetery St Augustine Attending from Corry were Rev Casimir Bogniak Rev Leon Doleski and Walter Blair
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Magr. Love
St. Peter and Paul Church
Miami
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Florida
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St. ‘Thomas’ School
Georgetown University
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Casimir Bogniak
Joseph P. Hurley
Switzerland
Msgr. Love
San Lorenzo Cemetery
Leon Doleski
Walter Blair
Mayme Wood
Florence Blair
Wallace W. Young
Walter J. Blair
William F. Blair
Meadville
Eisenhower holds top talks on Iraq coup
Washington reports Ike interrupted a National Security Council session to discuss the overthrow of Iraq’s pro Western government. He met with Dulles and Nixon seconds later as the crisis in the Middle East grows. London notes a British led Baghdad Pact alliance crisis with Lebanon unrest adding urgency.
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Abdel Karim Kassem
Naguib el Ribael
Washington
Eisenhower
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Turkey
Iran
Senate Action On Air Traffic Comes Today
Senate action on a unified federal aviation agency comes today. Senator Monroney says prompt passage is urgent to end the present diffuse control and to give the civilian administrator full power over airspace and air traffic rules for both civil and military flights. The bill follows deadly jet collide incidents near Las Vegas and Brunswick and aligns with Eisenhower’s call for action. A key issue pursued is whether military base and missile site locations require administrator approval for federal funding.
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Senate Aviation Subcommittee
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Congress
Millionaire politician shot in Beirut ambush
Abboud Abdul Rabbak, 83, a Lebanese millionaire and former Parliament member, died from wounds after unknown assailants shot him Friday in rebel-held Moslem quarter of Beirut while he rode in an automobile. He died yesterday in Beirut.
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Lebanon
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Abdul Razzak
Wild chase roars through Erie as 16 year old eludes police
A 16 year old, in a spree across Erie County, steals cars, crashes two, and leaps yards and fences while police from North East to Erie pursue. He switches vehicles from a Neelon car to a Dix on car and later a Wesolowski sedan as state troopers join, with sirens and speeding through red lights and one way streets. The chase ends with continued pursuit as details spill to Page Eight.
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Erie
Erie County
D. F. Neelon
James Ciminniss
North East
Ciminnist
Mike Cooklis
Texas Lunch
Ciminnisi
Cooklis
Patrick Dixon
Lawrence Park
East Side Machine Products
John Wesolowsiei
John Nazimiec
Perry Plaza
Wesdlowsiel
Broad and Parkway
Nazimiec
Desperado
Girard
Wesolowski
Civil Air Patrol conducts Lawrenc e Airport training flight
The Civil Air Patrol tested air pickup and ground search methods at Lawrence Airport in preparation for an August 2 bombing drill aimed at Pittsburgh. Maj. William Schafer and Lt. G. R. Williams observed as a Piper Cub attempted to snag a rope between two poles. two attempts failed before another plane led by Capt.
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Tanger
Auto unions resume talks as recession tests resolve
Detroit bargaining resumes between the United Auto Workers and Ford General Motors and Chrysler amid questions from a weakened market backlog of 1958 models. The union backed a possible strike by 90 percent if needed while plants wind down for 1959 models. In Cuba rebels prepare to release 29 American hostages after two weeks in Oriente province and Guantanamo Bay officials await the evacuees amid limited air access.
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Opa-Locka
Fla
City Police Probe Entry at Barnes Grocery
City police investigated a burglary at Barnes Grocery on North Center Street after a basement window was smashed and a basement door panel broken. Inside, no items were disturbed and only three dollars in the cash register remained.
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Carlton Barnes
Barnes’ Grocery
North Center Street
Yash
Colontres
Ex-Corry Man and Brother Die Hours Apart
Two Elmquist brothers died within ten hours last week. Fritz Elmquist, 64, WWI veteran, died at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie after living there since 1951. His brother George Elmquist, 59, died in Sweden. Fritz served with Company B, 19th Infantry, saw Meuse-Argonne Amiens Verdun battles and was wounded October 10, 1918. Funeral for Fritz held at the Home with Rev. George Kerchner officiating. interment in Home Cemetery.
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Eric
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Home Cemetery
Youth, 17, Killed In Gun Mishap At Natrona
Allegheny County detectives report Ronald Kowalski, 16, Natrona, was accidentally shot and killed yesterday by Job Soxinski, 17, son of Harrison Township Police Chief Alex Swainski. Sosinski had shown the revolver to Kowalski and Stanley Ma'ak, 18, of Natrona, at his home. a misfire struck Kowalski in the right eye. The Sosinski family was home alone when the accident occurred as the chief and his wife were fishing in a family contest.
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Natrona
Paoh
Ronald Kowalski
Job Soxinski
Harrison Township
Alex Swainski
Allegheny County
Dobu
Ronalés
Statley Ma‘ak
Natrom
Yourie Sosinster
Mariner
Kowilski
Sosifsk
Franklin Man Killed In Crash Near Butler
A three car crash on Route near Butler left Franklin man John W. Conway dead at 60. Harold A. Monks 19 of Butler and Arthur 41 of Butler County Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Duane Z. Maninder 35 of Pittsburgh sustained injuries as State Police report Conway crossed the centerline and collided head on with Monks vehicle.
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Slippery Rock
John W. Conway
R. D
Pranka
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Monks
Buller
Arthur
Duane Z. Matinder
Pitusburgh
Conway
Aujse
Maunder
Gar
Loses Four Toes In Mower Mishap At Home
George J Fehrenbach executive vice president of the Spear Carton Co suffered the loss of four toes over the weekend from a lawn mower accident at his home. Spear operates plants in St. Marys Bradford Punxsutawney Po and Niagara Falls NY.
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Uuba Lai
George J Fehrenbach
Spear Carton Co
Spear
St. Marys
Bradford
Punxsutawney
Niagara Pulls
N.Y
Typhoon Winnie Heads For Formosa
Typhoon Winnie moves toward Formosa after striking the Philippines with at least two deaths and heavy damage. Reports say Winnie travels about ten miles per hour as Manila and surrounding areas endure floods and strong gusts raising fears of multi million peso losses.
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