U S Pledges To Head Off Soviets In Congo
U S strategists see Khrushchev seeking a two way propaganda victory in Congo. They expect U S caution and cooperation with allies to counter Soviet tactics. A State Department rebuke followed Khrushchev's call for intervention while Belgium and UN troops move to restore order amid Congo unrest.
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U.S
Congo
Asmunuiun
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Mhers
Kremlin
Congo Republic
Khrustehev
Africa
UN plans 6000 troops to Congo to restore order
UN chief Dag Hammarskjold aims to deploy about 6,000 troops to the Congo within two weeks and keep them for nine to ten months to restore order. diplomats say 4,000 by week’s end and 2,000 more by month end, with most forces African led by Morocco Tunisia Ethiopia Ghana Mali Liberia Guinea and Senegal offering units as needed.
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United Nations
N.Y
Deg Hammarak
Congo
U.N
Middle East
Leopold- Mille
U.S
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Morocco
Tunisia
Ethiopia
Ghana
Mali
Liberia
Guinea
VFW Leader Targets Gambling in Posts at Harrisburg Meet
State commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars told a Harrisburg convention audience he would fit post charters that do not curb gambling. Louis G. Feldman urged a statewide crackdown, naming delegates and post officials as observers while Corry Post 264 said no gambling exists in its clubrooms. The push mirrors a state police and governor driven effort to remove illegal gambling from VFW affiliated venues.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrisburg
Louis G. Feldman
Fitzelton
Feldman
Lawrence ©. Nichols
Corry
Leo Dolan
Samuel Baressi
Building Association
Peld
Firemen Respond To False Alarm With New Wrinkle
Firemen rushed to Corry Jamestown’s Plat 3 on East Columbus Avenue at 4 30 p m to a false alarm linked to the Corry Water Supply Go pipe line surge A newly laid pipe caused a surge that tripped the valve triggering the alarm Chief Jerome Davis said the incident was not a fault of the plant or system and officials plan a review to reduce future nuisance alarms
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Corry
Jamestown
Columbus Avenue
Met the Eye
Jerome Davis
Columbus
Davis
Corry Jamestown
David
Wild Ride Nets Bear Lake Man Reckless Charge
James May, 4, D, 1, Bear Lake, was cited for reckless driving after a 4:15 a.m. incident on North Center street. He allegedly roared through town, racing a police cruiser toward the curb and prompting Officer Kenneth Nichols to intervene near Hotel Corry. Alderman Cobett, Officer Keppel, and Hotel Corry manager Agnew witnessed the event.
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Bear Lake
North Center Street
James May
May
Clinton Street
Pranklin Street
Kenneth Nichols
M. 8
Cobett
James Keppel
David Agnew
Corry
Police probe into parole violator ties in thefts
Brownsville officials are urged to investigate a parole violator's claim of a scheme involving two Brownsville policemen. The charges were relayed by Adam Shaffer, inmate at Western State Penitentiary, to Fayette County authorities last Friday through District Attorney John R. Hye.
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Uniontown
Brownsville
Adam Shaffer
Western State Penitentiary
Dist Atty
Gobn. R. Hye
Fayette County
Kennedy Takes DemReins Sets Line On Church Issue
Kennedy binds the Democratic machine to fight the campaign on a Catholic issue while accepting the presidential nomination at Los Angeles Coliseum before 60,000. He vows decisions will be his own as an American Democrat and free man and outlines a New Frontier space age campaign, warning Nixon as the rival.
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Los Angeles
Joan F. Kennedy
Kennedy
America
White House
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Thruston B. Morton
The
Times
Corry Man 22 Charged After Beating Wife
George C Pleas, 234 West Park Place, was charged with disorderly conduct after an alleged assault on his wife early today. Police responded to a distress call from Mrs. Ploss, who said her husband beat her and dragged her by the hair after accusing her of an affair. He fled with the couple’s son but was subdued by Officers Keppel and Nichols at the station. The case was to be heard that afternoon before Alderman Cobbett.
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Bodine
Wun Afitner
Jai
George C. Pleas
West Park Place
Ploss
Kenneth Nichols
Keppel
Nichols
M. 5
Cobbett
Duns Sent From Local Garage In Erie Misfire
Erie readers report dunning notices sent from a garage with no credit ties. Over 20 letters may have gone out. Receivers contacted the duns apologized, and the matter was turned to a local attorney to investigate the cause.
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Erie Collection
Duns
Erie Concern
Drowns In Rain Water On Roof
Brooklyn apartment superintendent Albert Elen aged 49 died in a freak rain accident on the roof of his building after plunging arms into a blocked drain. Tenants complained of leakage from the heavy downpour. water surged into the drain and pulled him under. Edward F. Jones, 49, former city editor of the Washington Times Herald, also noted in recounts.
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New York
Brooklyn
Albert Elen
Flatbush
Eigen
Annapolis, Md
Edward F. Jones
The
Washington Times Herald
Kennedy Faces Senate Test as Proposals Open
Sen Tod Kennedy, winning the Democratic nomination, faces a tough Senate opening on Aug 8. He-sponsored measures include a boosted minimum wage and an aged medical care program. He may push for 2 to 3 billion more on defense and an emergency farm income bill, but faces Republican and Democratic opposition. The defense bill had already been approved at 39.386 billion, with later increases pared in conference. Kennedy’s main task will be guiding the minimum wage bill to passage amid mixed support.
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As Angeles
Tod F. Kennedy
Senate
Mel Kennedy
Bell
Eisenhower
House
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D- Mo
The
Missourian
Labor Committee
Lawrence Predicts Pa Anti Republican Vote
AP from Los Angeles Gov David Lawrence predicts a heavy anti Republican vote in Pennsylvania to assure a Democratic victory in November. He cites voter disgust with the Eisenhower administration and says Pennsylvania will deliver its 81 votes for Johnson in the upcoming election. Lawrence says lawmakers will press anti administration policy and warns against warlike actions abroad.
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Los Angeles
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Columbus Dam Group Prepares Harrisburg Hearing On Dam Rebuild
A Corry and Columbus area delegation led by A. Long and B. G. Bennett heads to Harrisburg as the State Fish Commission opens its monthly session. They seek to rebuild the Columbus Dam wiped out 13 years ago, presenting photos of the dam and fishing evidence nearby. The group is joined by sportsmen and civic leaders amid political friction within the commission.
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Loolumbus
Warren
Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
5. A. Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
B. G. Bennett
Corry Chamber
Joseph Goldstein
Columbus
Corry-Columbus
Dog Catchers Face $25,500 Suit Over Boy's Dog
AP reports in White Oak near Pittsburgh that 12 year old Mark Gottlieb filed a $25,500 damage suit in Allegheny County Court. Defendants are dog wardens Mr and Mrs David Hankins accused of taking and killing the Gottlieb family dog after a Sunday porch theft, with claims the animal wore a collar license and was killed to settle prior trouble.
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Pittsburgh
White Oak
Mark Gottlieb
Allegheny County
David Hankins
Mark
Hankinis
Sult
Hawkins
Gouiliiets
OAS Plans Special Session On Cuba Soviet Ties
The 21-nation Organization of American States scheduled an unusual Saturday session to discuss threats to hemispheric solidarity and democratic principles amid Cuba's growing ties with the Soviet Union. Though Cuba was not named, Fidel Castro's regime loomed as the probable focus of Latin American concerns over Soviet intervention in the region.
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OAS
Washington
Cuba
Council
The
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
City Grader Operator Hurt In Street Landfill Accident
A city employee, McCaslin, operating a small road grader at the West Washington street landfill site backed into a stump, a protruding point entered the back door and pinned him in the cab. He underwent noon surgery at Corry Memorial Hospital with a severe lower spine injury expected to be serious.
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Dewn
Delaware Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Washington Street
Journal
McCaslin
Space Needed For New Industry At Corey
Lawrence Thomas of Thomas Motors on Clinton Street says an Alabama industrial firm plans a small plant in Corey and wants 7,000 square feet on the second floor. The lease would not affect current vehicular storage or Frank Wise’s Prank's auto service on the first floor. Both men have received inquiries about how much of the building could be occupied by the industry.
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Lawrence Thomas
Ofae
Thomas Motors
Clinton Street
Alabama
Corey
Thomas
Prank
Frank Wise
Prank’s
Auto Service
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