Eight-year-old Basil Lashinsky injured in scout outing
Basil Lashinsky, eight, is in fair condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after emergency surgery for a concussion suffered on a scouting party in the Fairview area. He is the son of Liquor Control Board Agent and Mrs. Andrew Lashinsky.
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Corry Journal Printing Department
Tf Brie
Basil Parick Lashinsky
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fairview
Liquor Control Board
Andrew Lashinsky
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Wtt
Erie
Erie H
Millcreek Township
Far East Troops Respond to U S Alert
U S forces in Japan and Okinawa joined the global alert ordered by President Eisenhower. Admiral Stump confirmed Pacific command coordination across ground, air, and naval units. Seoul radio reported North Korea may have recalled troops, but South Korean officials saw no unusual activity along the armistice line.
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UNLV
Japan
Okinawa
U. S
Eisenhower
Korea
Felix Stump
Pacific
Seoul
North Korea
Adlai and Gromyko Meet in Moscow on Royalties Dispute
Adlai Stevenson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met in Moscow renewing a former UN delegation link. They planned talks with Culture Minister Mikhaïlov over the USSR’s refusal to pay royalties to American authors for works reprinted in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Auiar Suevenson
Andrei Gromyko
N. A. Mikhailov
Soviet Union
Authors League of Amer
Bus Crash Kills 13 in Lashmir Silt District
A bus veered into a ditch in Lash mir Pakistan killing 13 passengers and leaving nine injured as authorities probe the crash in the mountainous silt region last night.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Lashmir
Hospital Admission and Discharge Report
At The Hospital Report as of 7 a. m. today, admissions include Frank Goodwill in Union City and multiple new patients listed by name and residence. Discharges names include Clarence Madison Jr and others, with several minor children noted as daughters and sons of area residents.
Floods Spread Across Southeast Kansas Town
Severe rainfall drenched Fort Scott and surrounding areas with seven inches overnight, triggering minor evacuations but no casualties. The flood marks a second in five days after a flash flood in Atchison killed three. Separately, police warn farmers about a dangerous rocket dropped from a Royal Air Force plane.
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Ram
Suvit
Nan
Kansas
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Atchison
Salisburg
England
Royal Air Force
U S and Britain Eye Aid to Hussein Amid Iraqi Turmoil
US and Britain weigh possible support for Jordan and Hussein to restore peace in Iraq. Jordan radio cites a government statement saying Hussein sought Western military aid via Washington and London. Reports differ on Faisal II’s fate as Baghdad presses on, with mobs said to have killed two Americans and a former Iraqi foreign minister.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
Britain
Ing Hussein
Iraq
Huasein
Washington Inc
London
Hussein
Aral
Faisal I
Tia
Baghdad
Faisal
U. S. State Department
Traqi
Fadhil Jamal
Eugene Burns
Salisalito
Calif
George Colley
San Francisco
Pacific Bechlel Corp
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Ankara
Moslems End Emergency Meet In Ankara Turkey
Leaders of Turkey Iran and Pakistan wrapped up an emergency meeting in Ankara after discussing the Middle East crisis and the Baghdad Pact amid Iraqs pro-Nasser coup. The Shah of Iran Istandar Mirza and President Celal Bayar and President Eisenhower were noted in relation to American intervention. Britain is identified as the pact’s fifth member.
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Turkey
Eisenhower
Lebaon
Iran
Pakistan
Middle East
Iraq
Britain
Shah
Istandar Mirza
Celal Bayar
Baseball official killed in auto crash near Allentown
Ephrat a Pennsylvania James H Grieves 36 business manager for York White Roses Eastern baseball club was killed yesterday in an automobile accident while en route to Allentown.
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Ephrata
James H. Grieves
York White Roses
Allentown
Readiness Puts Forces on Alert Amid Middle East Crisis
The Atlantic and Pacific fleets were readied for four hour alert, and SAC placed its nuclear armed bombers on heightened readiness. The President did not detail precautions in public remarks but expressed hope that actions will support Lebanon's government and independence and that forces can be withdrawn quickly, while stressing preparedness for any consequences.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Strategic Air Command
Middle East
Lebanon
Eisenhower Moves to Aid Lebanon Amid World Crisis
The United States readies more troops to Lebanon as Eisenhower vows support for the pro Western government. US airlift planes from Donaldson AFB to Rhine Main bolster Europe units. Moscow and Cairo UAR threaten counter moves. the Soviets call US actions aggression. Initial 5 000 Marines prepared, with augmentation if needed.
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Soviet Union
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Eisenhower
Lebanon
U.S. Air Force
Rhine- Main Air Base
West Germany
Europe
Donaldson Air Force Base
South Carolina
Middle East
United States
Cairo
Moscow
Congress
Korea
Noxte
Giiro
U. S
U.S
Wall Erection Planned At Mead Park And Park News
Mead Park directors report wall construction on Memory Lane will continue on the north side with forms moved to the sanity side of the lane. The pond was stocked with 300 perch and rox bass by the state. A new tennis court net and directional signs were installed. The Corry Lodge of Elks contributed $200 for repairs and pavilion equipment. Groundwork for a new garage and restroom near the hobby shop slowed due to wet weather, but concrete pouring was set for Saturday. Picnics and reunions are held daily and Girl Scout Day Camp runs with about 160 daily. Howard McMullin was absent as president, with Norman Edinger presiding. Others present included Sweet Sears, Whittlesey, Reed, Long, Windahl, Kelsey, Lee, Mrs Ell Welly and Hazel Meeker. Plus Norman K. Smith pleads guilty to burglary in Pontiac, saying jail fare was starvation and he wanted the prison menu.
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Memory Lane
Mead Park
Board of Directork
Te Corry Lodge of Elks
Elks Pavilion
Roy Reed
Little League
Howard McMullin
Norman Edinger
Sweet Sears
Whittlesey
Reed
Long
Windahl
Kelsey
Lee
Es~ell Welly
Hazel Meeker
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West Bend Street
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Spence House Ban Committee
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