Potter Stands Pat on Committee Shakeup Motion
Senator Potter leads a bid with three Democrats to dismiss McCarthy appointed aides on the Senate Investigations subcommittee staff. McCarthy blocks action while Potter plans public hearings in Boston on Communist infiltration of defense plants. Flanders pursues a test vote to strip McCarthy of chairmanships or censure him. The Senate Policy Committee backs Knowland in opposing the motion.
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Waslington
McCarthy
Senate
Boston
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Flanders
R-Wi
Bean
Associated Press
Washington
Potter
R-Mich
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Carthy
Hoston
McClellan
D-1
Ark
Symington
D-Mo
Potters
Dirksen
All
Republican
Senate Policy Committee
California
Senate Gop
Wisconsin
McTerbon
Jackson
D-Wash
MacCiellan
Man held as material witness in July 4 Sheppard murder
Cleveland police detained a 23 year old divorcee as a material witness after he provided new information on the Marilyn Sheppard slaying. Jessie M. Dill of Painesville was hospitalized after police questioned her and criticized her nervous state while Hubach of Bay Village police said the witness offered information not yet published.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Jessie M. Dill
Painesville
Day Hubach
Bay Village
Corry Child Diagnosed With Contagious Meningitis
A three year old Corry boy named David Dombrowski was admitted to Lakeview Municipal Hospital with suspected polio. He was moved to Erie’s isolation hospital where tests confirmed contagious meningitis. His condition was listed as fair.
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Corry Cans
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
David Dombrowski
Eugene Dombrowski
West Columbus Avenue
Erie Institution
Pennsylvania
French Launch Attacks on Two Vietminh Positions
French Union troops supported by tanks and air power struck Vietminh positions west and northeast of Hanoi. Five thousand troops moved from Luo Nam with a mobile force attacking riverbank Vietminh positions, while another thrust from Son Tay targeted posts around Luc Nam 35 miles northeast of Hanoi.
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Associated Press
HANOT
Indochina
Hanoi
Luo Nam
Son Tay
Three Farm Accidents Send Victims To Corry Hospital
A series of farm mishaps left eight area residents injured and treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Donald Bindley, 14, fractured his left ankle after slipping from a hay elevator on his uncle’s Panama area farm. Arthur Hill, 59, from Corry RD 3 may have a strained right foot as hay pales fell on it. Carl Howell, Wattsburg RD 2, suffered finger lacerations while unloading a milk cooler. James Phelps, 38, Corry RD 2, incurred a facial laceration from a falling stone during gravel pit work. Michael Eckstrom, 5, Greenhurst visiting Corry, sustained a knee laceration after a hatchet. Roger Watrous, Corry HD 4, tripped over wood injuring his right foot. X rays were taken.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Bindley
Dee Forest Bindley
Columbus
Panama
Arthur Hill
R. D
Corry
Carl Howell
Wattsburg
James Phelps
Clymer
Michael Eckstrom
Alton Eckstrom
Greenhurst
Roger Watrous
Orlo Watrous
HD. 4
Utility crews mop up storm damage in area
Repair crews from the Pennsylvania Electric Company and General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania labored after a Wednesday force storm. Long distance lines between Corry and Erie remained down with calls delayed. In union city area crews worked until nightfall repairing tangled wires and downed poles, while Mill Village remained without power despite multiple crews.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Corry
Eric
D. EB. Carnahan
Stone Quarry
Union City
Waterford
Carnahan
Ita Long Hines
Mill Village
Cemainunity
Slaying of Rival Lover Told in Dr. Small Case
Dr. Kenneth B. Small described to a packed courtroom the May 20 shooting of Jules Lack at a Southwestern Michigan rendezvous with his wife Edith. He testified he was temporarily insane at the time and recalled the confrontation as his wife admitted loving Lack.
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Associated Press
Allegan
Mich
Jules Lack
Kenneth B. Small
Detroit den Ost
Small
Lack
New York
Michigan
Edith Small
Florida
Dr. Small
Mar
Auto Smashup Causes $950 Damages at Columbus Intersection
Two autos damaged in a collision at a Columbus intersection yesterday at 5 45 p m. Drivers Carl Custer 17 of Columbus and Clinton Mitchell 48 of Cambridge Springs escaped injury. Casler car damage 100 dollars Mitch el machine 4150 dollars. State Police reported no injuries.
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Columbus
Carl Custer
Clinton Mitchell
Cambridge Springs
Casler
Mitchel
Columbus Dam Deed Clearance Nears Final Signatures
Cyril Regan announced that final property deeds for the Columbus Dam rebuilding were imminent as five signatures remained. Fire department members join in backing the $40,000 project to reconstruct the dam with a full-width spillway creating a 50 river lake for swimmers anglers hunters and cottage owners.
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Regan
Divi
Department of Forest and Waters
Columbus
Columbus Dam
Commonwealth
Attorney General's Office
Regutt
Brokenshaw
Columbus Fire Department
Senate committee urges approval of foreign aid program
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged approval of an 8.1 billion dollar foreign aid program for the current year. It said U S assistance has strengthened Western Europe and deterred Soviet attack plans, while noting Asia challenges but calling for renewed collective security efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Senate
Europe
Korea
Asia
Indochina
United States
Medical staff stays on job under court order
At Ebensburg Pennsylvania the medical staff at Miners Hospital near Spangler remained on duty after a court injunction. Judge John H ents ordered 10 doctors to stay and restricted State Senator John J Haluska from contacting staff while the administrator and hospital staff complied with the order.
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Chavo Eres Ebensburg
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Fred
Hosepital
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
John Hents
Hungarian Danube Flood Threatens Gyper Industrial Center
Vienna reports the Danube flood endangers Gyver a low lying industrial center as high water moves eastward. Dams burst near Gyver amid heavy loss in Germany and Austria. Thousands of volunteers assist troops police and firemen as waters also threaten Bratislava and other Czechoslovak cities.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Danube
Gyper
Radio
Budapest
Germany
Austria
Gyver
Trandeist
Bratislava
Explosion ripples through Chestertown fireworks plant
A series of blasts ripped through the Kent Manufacturing Co fireworks plant on Chestertown’s west edge, prompting evacuations as explosions continued for hours. State police rushed to the scene while 20 casualties were admitted to Kent Queen Anne’s Hospital and authorities feared possible fatalities among the 200 plus workers and nearby buildings.
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Chestertown
Associated Pres
Kent Manufacturing Co
Kent Queen Anse Hospital
Boston
Rim
Thid Brulleting
Anid
Kent-Queen Anne's Hospital
Bill Asilton
Chester
Ti la Minde
Tsitton and
Fitat
Lnrwer
Spud Event Prizes Promised by Corry Chamber of Commerce
Directors unveiled plans for a Do Business In Cory program to highlight local merchants. A potato festival in August will feature prizes valued over 1000 dollars including a window air conditioner and electric toaster. Drawings will reward customers with tickets from participating merchants, with ineligible entries for merchants and their immediate family.
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Corry
Everett Johnson
Uckets
West Booth Street
Corry-Jamestown
Four Fort Monmouth civilian suspensions reversed
The New York Times reports two men reinstated and two dismissed among 24 Army Signal Corps civilians at Fort Monmouth New Jersey under the Elson Hower security rules. Secretary Stevens announced the first four of 22 suspensions were resolved, with review possible for others.
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Stevens
New York
The
New York Times
Army Big
Nial Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
the Times
Secretary of the Army
Robert T. Brevena
Jerome Rothstein
Ft. Monmouth
Thctronic Warfare Center
Army
Rothater
Physical Electronica Revenuch
Thermionics
Eevann Bignal Laboratory
Harry Green
Little Silver
Tra J. Katehen
Long Branch
No J
Rathutelr
Tawyers
John W. Martyn
Governors Inland
Heres
Unis
Washington
Ih Stevens
Jets Crash Into Mountain Near Yokohama
The US Air Force reports two jet fighter bombers in tight formation appear to have crashed into a 140 foot mountain near Yokohama. Japanese reports say a single explosion was seen on Mt Tanziwa as search planes and a helicopter combed the area for wreckage until dark.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Yoko~hema
Mt. Tanziwa
Probe continues into Thorne death in Chicago
Coroner Walter McCarron pushes for lie detector tests for all principals in the Montgomery Ward Thorne case. Police estimate authority limits and await possible arrest. Thorne, 20, died June 19 after rewriting his will leaving most to his sweetheart Maureen Ragen, 16, and her mother.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter 8. McCarron
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Mall
McCarron
Thomas Mulvey
Chicago Corporation
Charles Magistre
Fordham University
Magtatto
Maureen Ragen
Eileen
Marion
European Hotel in City 15 Sold to Joseph Gerzina
The 22 room European Hotel on East Main Street was sold by Leo Markert to Joseph Gerzina of 62 North Center Street. The estate of the late Frank Miccolato of Kano owns the building. sale includes all stock fixtures and equipment. Attorney Joseph Barber handled the sale. Gerzina assumed charge yesterday after five years of Markert ownership.
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Joseph Gerzina
East Main Street
Leo Markert
Joseph Gerains
North Center Street
Joseph Barber
Who
Prank Miccolato
Kano
Gerzina
Markert
Car Plunge Into Lake Takes Father and Son
Hague New York reports a father Carl Vaux of Philipsburg Pennsylvania and his 20 month old son David died in a car accident when the vehicle rolled down an embankment into Lake George. Witnesses say the father dived in after the car and both bodies were recovered. coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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Elmer Hoffman
Island Harbor House
Vaux
David
Hollman
Alx
Pennsylva Unia
Two Statesmen Refuse To Budge On Divisions Of Viet Nam
French Premier aims for cease fire at the 16th parallel while talks focus on dividing Viet Nam. Both leaders resist pressure to alter positions as negotiations continue for peace and stability in the region.
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Viet Nam
French Premier tries to seize Viet Nam cease fire
Pierre Mendes-France presses for a cease fire line in Indochina but stalls in talks with Molotov and Malenkov. Reports say partition at the 14th parallel is debated while Haiphong and Hue fears loom. Eden supports talks as Bedell Smith joins negotiations.
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Presa Geneva
Pierre
Mondestrance
Dong Hol
Thale
Viet Nam
Ni Watt
Tourane
Hue
Bao Oai
Mendes-France
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Haiphong
Red River
Anthony Eden
300 Families Are Without Water
Between 250 and 400 families near the Pittsburgh Library area were without water due to an unpaid bill dispute. The Pittsburgh Water Co shut taps to the Library Water Co which serves the affected families. A South Pittsburgh spokesman said the library company owes thousands of dollars and has not responded to requests for payment. The library company offered no comment. The water supply was turned off yesterday.
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Anaueimveu
Pittsburgh
Booth Pittsburgh Water Co
Library Water Co
South Pittsburgh
Library Company
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