Family of Naralski Arrested In Mock Set Scene
In Corry a Bergenfield family staged a fake arrest for a publicity stunt. Participants included Stanley Naralski Sr and Jr, Delores 12, Steve 4, Mrs Naralski, Victor Orn chairman of Centennial Inc, Frank Grice Participation Division head, and Sgt Carnegie who carried out the mock arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Naralwski
Bergenfield, N. J
Corry
Set
Victor Orn
Centennial, Inc
Frank Grice
Participation
Stanley Jr
Delores
Mrs. Naralwald
Steve
Stanley Sr
Sgt. Carnegie
Frank Carnegie
Caregie
Bergenfield
Stanley
Carnegie
California
Massachusetts
Naralwskis
Naralwski
Columbus Dam meeting draws 85 residents and state support efforts
About 85 Columbus area residents attended a meeting called by State Senator Willkim to press funds for rebuilding the Columus Dam. Speakers included local officials from Erie County to Corry, urging state and federal aid to replace the damaged dam and restore recreation and safety benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sunittor Willkim
Lesser
Brie
Corry
Seer
Worth Hammond
Warren County Department of High
Wis
Art Cochran
Corry Rod and Gum Club
Robert Wank
Erie County Sports
James Hammond
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Cyril Krong
Nova Tarbell
Red Cross
Wis Ler
Steeler
Hivuagh Haretsbury
Police Open Inquiry Into Pennsylvania Murder Case
Police in Columbia County pursue a single suspect in the brutal death of 18 year old Jane Benfield. The victim was found near a desolate road between Duet and Aristes with the skull crushed, clothing torn, and coroner reporting rape. Benfield disappeared while on an errand for her brother.
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Centralia
Ar — Dist
Atty
Howard B. Berninger
Jane Benfield
Columbia County Ia
Ari
J. R. Brobst
Miss. Benfield
Salk calls AMA vaccine change unfounded and harmful
Jonas Salk, developer of the polio vaccine, criticizes the American Medical Association for urging a switch to a live oral vaccine. He says the AMA ignored scientific facts and dogma, arguing the current inactivated vaccine, given in three injections, remains effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene FE
Salk
American Medical Association
AMA
Albert Sabin
Cincinnati
Berlin War Sparks From Air Corridors Clash
Three potential flashpoints loom as the Berlin dispute risks sparking a broader conflict. If Khrushchev pushes hard, Soviet and East German rules on air corridors could trigger a crash between the Western powers and the Soviet bloc. A peace treaty question complicates Western rejection of East German sovereignty over Berlin.
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Jon M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
East Germany
Bog Tractor Accident Hurts Corry Boy 15
Joseph Hornick 15 of 512 West Columbus Ave Corry suffered leg arm and back cuts when a bog tractor rolled and pinned him during a load of bog at Corry Bog Inc. West Columbus Ave. He was rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital by ambulance and while x rays showed no fracture he remained for observation.
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Attersidon
Corry Bog, Inc
West Columbus Avenue
Joseph Hornick
John Hornick
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Young Hornick
Hortick
Ag Sa Lever
Hornick
Girl killed rushing to job interview hits Pennsylvania train
A 16 year old girl from Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, was struck and killed by a commuter train while hurrying to a job interview. The engineer Frank Hill of Wilmington, Del, said he blew the whistle and slowed to five miles per hour as gates and warning lights were down.
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Philadelphia
Maxine Fogel
Lansdowne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sainte
Hill
Wilmingtom
Del
Iburbian
Becane
CAIDC Extends 23000 Loan to Church Furniture Co
The CAIDC offered a 23000 loan to Church Furniture Co to aid expansion in manufacturing equipment and furnishings. Officials said the program aims to secure funds and extend credit. discussions over the loan have continued for two weeks with the group supporting security for any monies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAIDC
Church Furniture Co
Curry Area
Hecate Top Ferns
Willy Katferiii
Elwin Puller
CATDC
Thewo
GATDC
Staneline
Seek Bids On Ejector Work Second Time
A sewer authority met in a brief session at the Municipal Building to advertise for bids on ejector station revamps and a Barminator unit to shred sewage before disposal. The combined cost is about 20 000 dollars with bids opened April 5 exceeding 16 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Boer
Townsend and Associates
River Brown
Frederick van Kirk
Consoe
van Kirk
Brown
Pageant Seats Still Available at Corry Centurama
Officials say rumors of sold out Corry Centurama tickets at Howard J Sheen Field are false with crowds expected to swell as the fin wraps Saturday. Director Bil Armitage plans to convert bleacher space to provide about 250 extra general seats for tonight and tomorrow night.
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Corry Centurama
Howard J. Sheen
Centennial
Bil Armitage
Beinig Shed
Dying Of Cancer Doctor Found Guilty Of Spying For Russia
Dr Robert A Soblen sick with cancer was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union. The jury found him guilty of espionage linked to a wartime network run by his brother Jack Soble. Soblen faces possible death, with a judge considering institutional commitment for a possible defense or treatment plan.
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Russia
New York
Robert A Soblen
Tate
Federal
Jide Willi
Bo Horlands
Sobler
Soviet Union
Uber Vine
Soblen
Dontors
Joukemma
Jack Soble
Syothers
Lithuanis
United States
As Soblen
Uine
Subevisiik P
Rockland Stat Hospital
Orangebug
Office of Strategic Services 1Oss
Jack Soble x
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conti
Pope Urges Wages Fair and Profits for Workers
A new encyclical by Pope John XXIII calls industry to good wages and dignity for workers. It reaffirms private property while warning against automation erasing moral constraints and urges profits to support humane living standards and shared ownership opportunities. (Continued on Page Six)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John XXII
Ronan Caumole Cnureh
Sinid
Draft calls 5 men for August in Harrisburg
A draft quota of five men for August was issued yesterday by the State Selective Service headquarters. The total forms part of a national call for eight thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Selective Service
White Paper Preview on Berlin Propaganda War
The United States plans to present a Moscow note next week amid a Berlin dispute. Khrushchev demands withdrawal of 100 Western troops and a free city status while threatening a separate treaty with East Germany. Western powers warn they will not yield rights to Berlin access or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Soviet Union
Khrishiohev
Germany
Bert Ain
Wester
Cebus
East Germany
Bertn
United States
Britain
West Germany
Prunes
Moscow
Khenshebev
Eros
MacArthur Declares Philippines Top Neighbor to U S
General Douglas MacArthur, back in New York after a triumphant tour of the Philippines, lauded the islands as the United States’ top neighbor and praised the reception he received there as “spectacular and overwhelming.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Philippines
U. S. New York
Philppines
Silys
Mam
Geri Douglas MacArthur
Ord
Bank Bandit Arrested in Bedford County Robbery
Robert E. Himes 40 of Pittsburgh was arrested in Greensburg by Trooper Robert Koveleski after admitting a rural Bedford County bank robbery earlier the day. About $19262 was reported stolen with 일부 money found in his car. Mrs Mary Himes and two children were taken to Greensburg substation.
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Robert E. Himes
Pittsburgh
Robert T. Koveleskle
Greensburg
Urodpet
Himes
Paul Mitthe
Bedford County
Puller
Mary Himes
Dren
Linda Matic
Sandra Lynn
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New
Dean Rusk
Corry Boy
Pope
Dems
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