Dulles Defers Public Details of Iran Oil Deal
Secretary of State Dulles refused to publish details of last year’s Iran oil production agreement. He cited foreign objections and noted a White House opinion found no anti trust violation. The six company cartel includes Standard Oil docked with Anglo Iranian and Royal Dutch Shell partners in a global arrangement affecting Iran’s output and prices.
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Compignie Francais Des Petroles
Convict questioned again in Charleston murder case
State Penitentiary inmate 27 faces renewed grilling over the August 22, 1951 bludgeoning of Mrs. Juliet Staunton Clark at her Bolith Hills home. Witnesses say Robert F. Miller and Thurman Rite, both linked to the case, provided sworn statements and underwent lie detector tests while claims of grudges surface.
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Juliet Staunton Clark
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Robert F. Miller
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Bolith Hills
U S Military Leaders Taught Of Soviet Air Force Advances
At the Defense Secretaries Conference in Quantico, 170 officers heard briefings from top commanders about Soviet air force progress, including long range bombers and evolving weapons systems. Gen Nathan F Twining noted concrete evidence of Soviet progress signaling intent, while Adm Radford warned of new unknowns demanding scrutiny.
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South Carolina Schools Plan to Admit Negroes
The Sam Imerton School District announced a comprehensive survey of reorganizing its schools on a nonsegregated basis. The move comes after a three judge tribunal told trustees to adjust to end segregation while avoiding refusal to admit any pupil. Attorney Robert Pigg said UNC education and sociology experts will conduct the study, amid a petition for an 18 point plan. Thwarting options, the district may consider school separation in coming years to preserve public interest and avoid disrupting the community. NAACP counsel Thurgood Marshall criticized the study but accepted the court order wording.
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Robert Pigg
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Actress in serious condition at City of Hope Center
Richard Tong said his wife, 24 year old actress, remains serious but hopeful after a recurrence of cancer. She is hospitalized at City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte where she is undergoing treatment for the disease that previously damaged her leg 18 months ago.
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Autos Collide On West Main Street
Two cars collided at First Avenue and West Main Street about 10 55 PM. Shirley Ry Hixson 19 of Snyder Circle stopped at a stop sign and was hit from the rear by Robert W Anderson 16 of Corry RD 1 who was distracted by another motorist. No injuries or damage estimates were reported though Hixson’s rear bumper and tail pipe were damaged.
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More Heat and Humidity Forecast for Weekend
The Garryavan 8 warns of another hot and humid weekend with highs around 88 degrees and a cool drop to near 70s. A light rain fell tonight followed by a breeze, then a heavy shower at 10:15 AM today cooling gardens and crops. The U S Weather Bureau projects above normal temperatures from mid July to mid August with limited rainfall, centered on the Central Plains and Great Lakes. Police identified a decapitated body found on Pennsylvania Railroad tracks as Earl Bennett, 27, of East Stroudsburg, who had escaped from Allentown State Hospital Friday morning. identification came from clothes worn by the victim.
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Mississippi Valley
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East Stroudsburg
Berchett
Allentons, Pa. State Hospital
Babson Weighs Pros and Cons of Guaranteed Wage
Babson Park Mass discusses the idea of a guaranteed annual wage and extended unemployment compensation. He compares labor and capital to connected water tanks, arguing that wage guarantees may raise living costs and benefit some while stripping others, and notes the issue is continued on page four.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
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Unlon Wares
Legislaon
Tyska Amnller
Talbott to tell Senate panel of business ties
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott will appear before the Senate subcommittee investigating rumors about his partnership with Paul B Mulligan Co. He says he has no apology to offer. The panel may broaden the inquiry to public hearings.
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D-Ark
Tad J
Paul B Mulligan Co
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Robert B. Kenedy
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Tlbott
Kennedy
Matchott
Ike Blocks Flood Plans as Budget Dispute Rages
President Eisenhower signaled reluctance to fund additional flood control and reclamation projects, delaying 107 initiatives not in the budget. The administration cited budget limits while noting nearly 54 million dollars in flood control requests, including Pennsylvania sites, with a flood and navigation bill advancing funds for construction and planning. About 1,500 journalists and broadcasters expected in Geneva for the Big Four summit coverage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Reclamation Bureau
Army
Inter
Pennsylvania
Driver in Corry crashes. two injured in route 277 wreck
Gilbert Reed, 45, of Corry, remains in critical condition after being thrown from his car when it lost control on Route 277 south of Corry yesterday afternoon. Two Corry residents were hospitalized after separate crashes, including Reed and a second driver injured when their vehicle struck a tree near Mead Avenue.
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Fies
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Yenter
Big 3 Ministers End Preparatory Talks in Paris
Heads of the Big Four nations wrap up preparatory discussions in Paris ahead of a Geneva summit. Eisenhower, Bulganin, Eden, and Faure express cautious optimism that talks will establish methods to reduce world tensions and pave ground for peace.
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Forest Fire Doused by Heavy Rains on Henry Peters Mountain
Report from Inspector R. B. Rampey of Linglestown details a forest blaze on Henry Peters Mountain that burned over ten acres before a gusty wind and frequent thunderstorms aided by heavy rain quelled the flames. Sparks from a passing train are cited as a possible ignition source amid Susquehanna Railroad activity in the area.
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Rampey
Lingléstons
Punxsy Teener Nine to Meet Corry in Area 6 Final
Punxatawney earned the right to face Corry’s Teener All-stars in the Area 6 finals after defeating Brookville. The series opens at Loveland Field on Tuesday with a likely fifth game at a site to be decided. Punxsutawney, the defending champion, advances after scoring runs in the fourth and seventh while Brookville scored once in the fifth.
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Punxatawney
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Brookville
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Loveland Field
Punxmutawney
Punxsutawney
Brockville
Ito
DuBois
Ike En Route To Parley Site
President Eisenhower sped toward Geneva for the peace conference with refueling stops in Iceland. He spoke of advancing world peace and the urgent need to ease Cold War tensions with Russia, Britain, and France. His private plane the Columbine carried Mrs Eisenhower and their son.
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Iceland
Misnnhower
Geneva
United States Air Force
Telandline
Eisenhower
Keflukty Towland
Air Force Base
Bovich Pros Vonies Bulwasin
Henry Te
Burglar Fails In Break-In Try At Local Store
Police answer a dawn alarm at Nichols Grocery on East Main Street. A back window was torn, a door damaged, and merchandise disturbed as an intruder fled toward nearby buildings. Store worker Guy Mays reported seeing a man outside, while another employee said the thief exited through the rear area. Officers have a partial description but no arrests or phone access to authorities at the time.
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East Main Street
Une Grocery
Guy Mays
Rigut
Mays
Mere
Cruel remarks blamed for death of 19 year old John Cooley
LAS VEGAS Nev Youthful troubles with playmates who called him cruel names were blamed for the death of 19 year old John Cooley A coroner said the youth died by his own hand after a four day search and the body was found with a gunshot wound and a gun nearby A sheriff noted a note indicated the boy was emotionally disturbed An earlier Associated Press report said the boy killed himself after learning his stepfather Avery Cooley was not his real father Leypoldt said the boy had known of the relationship
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Hello Girls Ready to Leave Over Heat at Erie Office
About 26 operators walked off the Arbel Teleplice Co office in Erie yesterday citing excessive heat and humidity. Roughly half returned to work within two hours. Company spokesman said efforts would be made to improve working conditions for the operators.
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Ar Bel Teles Pliche Co
Av Company
Growing support for income tax plan gains backers
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Governor promotes graduated income tax, citing grassroots backing after 11 TV appearances. He urged passage, arguing the plan would relieve unemployment and bolster state finances amid local political debate and public comment.
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