National Reserve Plan Near Final Passage
Congress moves toward final form of a nationwide reserve plan as Senate approves an 80 to 1 vote. Conference between Senate and House to resolve differences, including age limits for volunteers and draft authority. Debate centers on active and reserve training eight year period and enlistment bonuses for volunteers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Eisenhiwer
Congress
Pentagon
Daferse Department
Haved Gore
Army
Marine Corps
Slso
Pengon
Ruling Assigns Erie Railroad All Crossing Gate Costs
A court ruling states the Erie Railroad must bear the entire cost of removing extra rails at the First Avenue crossing where gates were installed. The decision follows earlier agreements about shared costs between the Erie and Pennsylvania railroads, which crossed at the same intersection.
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Erle County
Erle
Pirst Avenue
Erle Railroad
First Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie Railroad
Erie
Teenage gang member sentenced to 25 years to life
In Bronx County Court Frank Bintana, 17, was sentenced for the slaying of 15 year old William Banlenship, who was shot on Bron street. The defendant stood facing the floor as the judge imposed the term of 25 years to life.
Grateful GI Returns $10,368 Gift to Batavia Community
Army veteran Charles R. Bishop, blinded by a Pueblo theater sniper's bullet, repays Batavia residents who funded his business startup nearly a decade ago. Now 31, he donated 12,000 for a community swimming pool, saying he wanted to give back to the city that supported him.
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Batavia
Main Street
Charles R. Bishop
Pueblo Theater
Bishop
New York City
Leader Admits Income Tax Plan Short Of Votes
Harrisburg Gov Leader acknowledges the 411 million classified income tax plan lacks enough support in the House to pass. He says progress improved and believes roughly 10 to 17 members may tilt support, with 108 votes needed for passage in a 210 member House. The story notes party control, budget goals, and upcoming steps.
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Harrisburg
Tender
Ben
Senate
Budyat
Overnor
Athletic Commission
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Treader
Benjamin C. Welty
Waynesburg- Mann
State Milk Control Commission
Jamestown double slaying to be presented to June grand jury
Assistant District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes said evidence in Jamestown's double murder will be presented to the June grand jury. The accused killer, Tun eph Reade, 20, confessed to beating and strangling the mother Beverly Reade, 26, and her 19 month old daughter Cheryl Lynn. Reade waived examination and remains jailed in Mayville awaiting grand jury action. The victims were buried after private services as police pursued the intensive investigation with many officers recalled from vacation.
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Jamestown
Sidney T. Hewes
Maywine
Beverly Reade
Cheryl Lynn
Tuneph Reade
Rada
Eid
Royal Poice
Bouthins
Aik Tavern
Arnold Strout
Francis
Reade
Hoenig
Fesse
Wark
Sandy
Jamiestown
Lester v. Berglus
Chautanqua
Mayville
Whettsee Raade
Talgnest
Wyatt
Jocut
Syreme
Powers Fitont
John Paladino
Taylor draws fire from GOP over Green Turnpike bid
Harrisburg report says Sean Taylor of Dauphin County opposed Gov Leaver's nomination of U S Rep William Green to the state Turnpike Commission. Magazine column mocks Taylor's criticism as political and notes his long public payroll career as he faces pressure over the appointment.
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Rep Green
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Sean Taylor
Rdauphin
Lender
U.S
Wiliam J Green
Pennsylvania
Pra Veri
Taylor
Green
Tayloe
Ayal Thylor
GOP
Hws
Gov
Leaver
Bill Geen
Dauphin Colunty
Matyivather
Somone
Taye
Free ice cream offered to Oki-Frank Capper for a year
A payoffs scheme promises unlimited ice cream for 12 months to Oki-Frank Capper after he helps recover stolen dairy goods. The illicit plan targets a 46 year old man and involves a reward tied to the thefts found in the street.
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Oki
Frank Capper
Rolnk
Ditty
Rioting in Casablanca Kills and Wounds Many
Casablanca endured a violent night as Bastille Day celebrations turned deadly. A major explosion and ensuing chaos left tens dead and wounded. European and Moroccan communities faced looting, arson, and street clashes as police and military moved to quell the unrest.
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Casablanca
Associaton
Marceho
Avery
Fish Hatchery Here Adds 115 Acres of Land
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission expands the Blance Foster farm area on West Washington Street to accommodate trout operations. New ponds and a small pad fishd are installed for winter stocking with planned surveys and dams to increase output. Negotiations to purchase the property began months ago, with possession gained this week.
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Blanche Foster
Washington Street
Fenrich Creeks
Hin Avaladie-Wolee
Pire Chase Ib
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Vacation period to affect Cotvys Juineatawa Mi Cura WOT QeROY Hhelr plant
About 450 employees at Cotvys Juineatawa Mi Cura plant begin a vacation period starting November 3 to enable plumbing upgrades for a new addition. 100 workers will remain on site to keep shipments and maintenance running while the processing and whipping departments pause. A plant spokesman says the changeover is designed to avoid hampering operations, with the entire whipping department staying active later in the year to prevent order backlogs and the sales department remaining open during vacation.
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Blir
Weild
Weill
Fetiich
Ridgway Critiques U S Nuclear Policy in Letter to Defense Secretary
Former Army Chief of Staff Matthew Ridgway criticized the Eisenhower era policy on atomic and hydrogen weapons in a 10 page study. He urged a joint immediate military force of high impact, stressing versatility over sheer nuclear superiority as the Reds edge toward greater delivery capability. The letter, leaked to the press, signaled renewed tension over U S nuclear strategy before Ridgway’s retirement.
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Asoctated
Washington
Pentagon
Matthew Bridgway
Amy
Ridgway
Whit Ty
Wilsen
Diecemont Arid
United States
Ita
Free World
Reds
Expect Corryite To Lose License
Warren A. Rows failed to appear at a Erie hearing Wednesday to show why his driver’s license should not be suspended. The hearing, called by the Attorney of Highway Safety, followed a recent traffic violation and reckless driving incident on the 24th. Chief Hurlay Drake testified against Rows, who did not attend. the examiner’s ruling was awaited with an expected suspension.
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Warren A. Rows
Woshington
Erie
Atte Burnay
Highway Safety
Hurlay Drake
Ross’ Mcense Tie
Drake
Rowsa
Polies
Mikes
Hurrigburg
Ross
Jourse
Eisenhower to Air 15 Minute Geneva Speech Tonight
President Eisenhower heads to Geneva tonight for a 15 minute informal address on world problems. Networks ABC CBS and NBC plan live or recorded broadcasts from the White House with the talk aimed at easing tensions and promoting peace.
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White House
Associated Preay
Washington
Rie Aenhower
Geneva
Ulation
Ais Vita
ABC
CHS Radio
MBS
Wnt
NBC Radio
Eisenhower
Nu- Mona
Columbine Itt
Maj
John Eisenhower
Keflavik
Iceland
Angele Asagelrson
Freind
Hie
Air Lunspeeifio
Air Force
BASS
Wil
Chateau de Oris de Genthod
Euenhower
Rim
Milk Price Floor Urged By New York Producers
A milk producers group asks Agriculture Secretary Benson to keep a floor under the Class 1A price at 19 cents per hundredweight for New York milk. Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Association, with about 40,000 members, seeks firmness of price amid hearings and drought conditions, arguing this would raise the blend price paid to farmers and support liquid and manufactured dairy products.
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Associated
Syracuse
Tike
Agriculture Secreairy Bennon
New York
Eastern Milk Producers Co
Hjietwtive AsaodluHon
Ebytma
John C York
East& Try
Benson
J. Thomas Cribbs
Poyntelle, Ps
Eastern
Cribis
Bynyon
Case Committee
New York City
Pennsylvania
Nine Red Agents in Seoul Nabbed by South Korean Police
South Korean authorities announced the arrest of nine Communist agents tied to a covert plot to overthrow the government. The arrests were described as a major counterintelligence success in Seoul.
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Seoul
Kotwenusimy
Mercury Night Heat Reaches Record Levels
Weather notes from the region show the night segment topping temperatures with the mercury reading around seven units above normal. Early morning reports indicate today may become as hot or hotter than yesterday, with brief relief from cooking heat in some areas.
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Wenhier
George Mulyderick
Derek
Tolly
Disposal Plant Job On Schedule In City Project
City Engineer Don O Williams says the disposal plant project is on track with completion hoped by November The total contract value is 6174 dollars and as of June 100 a total of 897020 dollars had been paid or authorized Payments are monthly with 10 percent retained until final completion Regalone Construction Co of Meadville has a 305773 contract and as of June 10th 3147 had been paid The authority continues to monitor surplus items and separate contract segments details list several sub projects and remaining work with partial completions by June 10th."
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Don O. Williams
Wiebeianing Il
Wille
Witlign
Guermil
Corry Milenicipal Authority
Williams
Jargon Aingby
Wae
Regalone Construction
Meadville
Thin
Juni
Wil Higinny
Yeon
Corry Motorist Wins License Plea
Corry motorist David Ninhoby of 248 Franklin Street Buffalo won his license suspension appeal after Erie County Court ruled no evidence of reckless driving in a December 27, 2054 traffic stop. State Police cited Nichols for traveling 80 mph between Erie and Waterford. Nichols testified he attended Bryant Stratton College and needed the license to drive home from Buffalo.
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NORE
Ria County Court House
David Ninhoby
Franklin
Nichols
Bryant- Stratton College
Buffao
Erie
Waterford
Rowilter
Ruthlesness Rr Ak
Nichols Npptal Hid
Fcense
Buffalo
Heavy Rains Hit Wide Areas Amid Storms and Alerts
Readable segments describe widespread rain and storms from Whatala to Minpenota with thunder, floods, and emergency alerts. Reports note inch-scale rainfall at Kentinnd and widespread disruption across multiple zones as agencies assess damage and coordinate response.
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Whatala
Hur Cours
Ralitall
Kentinnd
Ministers list subjects due to be discussed at Geneva talks
Western Big Three foreign ministers agreed on topics for Geneva with Ros ails, led by Dulles, Macmillan, and Pinay. The list includes German reunification, disarmament, and Indochina, to be reviewed Sunday before the sessions with the Kremlin bosses. Eisenhower and Faure set meetings with Eden and Pinay for Sunday afternoon. A separate item notes an Houston police officer suspended after a vehicle accident investigation.
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Paris
Geneva
Rosalia
U. S
Dulles
Secresary
Marold Macmillan
Rend Pare
Antoine Finay
Mirelen
Pinay
Rouni
Fleutioi
Redgar Faure
Fitie
Totary
Goverment
Eisenhower
Faure
Anthony Iden
Kremlin
Nlame
Enormou
Pipuy
Stern
Burnhower
Eden
Macmllian
Tooiscuss
Indochina
Ake West
Fite Wists
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