Humphrey Campaign Fight Reignites Equal Time Debate
Washington AP report notes a televised candidate dispute as Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey demands quick congressional revision of the radio TV equal time rule after CBS warns his appearance on Face the Nation was canceled and NBC invites him to Today. He cites plans with Senate leaders to pursue a bill exempting candidate appearances on news programs, interviews and panels from equal time restrictions.
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D-Minn
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NBC
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
New Satellite Setback Darkens U S Space Drive
The next American satellite Explorer VI failed to reach orbit after launch pad destruction at Cape Canaveral. Explorer TV and three other U S satellites remain in orbit but face possible rapid decay and extended Soviet Sputnie UT Iow presence, with December or several months extra life anticipated for some craft.
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Explorer TV
Sputnie Utiow
Steel Exec Harper Found Dead In Park Avenue Apartment
Wallace R Harper a 49 year old steel industry executive was found dead yesterday in his Park Avenue apartment from a shotgun wound the death appeared to be related to a personal safety matter no suspects were immediately named and police reported no public danger at the scene Harper formerly led major steel concerns and was known in New York business circles
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Steel Exec
New York
Wallace R’ Harper
Steel Industry
Park Avenue
Women drivers not up to men says Josie von Neumann
Los Angeles AP reports Josie von Neumann, a seven year rival of men, says women are not in the same league as men in racing and traffic. She will race Sunday in Riverdale International Raceway's 150 mile Grand Prix. Josie, 27, cites mental attitude concentration and self preservation as lacking in women and notes her stepfather Johnny von Neumann is a top driver.
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Los Angeles
Josie von Neumann
Riverdale International Raceway
Josie
Johnny von Neumann
Corry Airman Unhurt In Warren Crash
One person was injured and a Corry airman arrested after a two car crash in Warren on Wednesday. Bill Miller, 29, a state trooper assigned to the Warren substation, was treated for a lacerated lip. His wife, Mrs. Miller, was shaken but unharmed. The other driver, Paul Sturdevant, 26, an airman on furlough from Dover Air Base, was charged with driving too fast for conditions and pled guilty, paying $10 and court costs. Officer Miller arrested him. the collision occurred as Miller turned left and Sturdevant’s car struck the rear of his vehicle, propelling a child into the dashboard.
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Warren
Bill Miller
Henry
Miller
Warren Miller
Warren Substaton
Dover
Del
Sturdevant
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson E
Donald Holmes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Osilde
Hisor ‘Mn
Belle's Wife Improves After Childbirth At Rio Hospital
Mrs Earl Belle wife of a former financier sought for fraud in Pittsburgh is reported out of danger at Strangers Hospital in Rio de Janeiro. Officials say her condition improved after an emergency caesarean delivery last night. The newborn son Clint Randolph was born and is doing well.
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Belle
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Earl Belle
Fittsburgh
Clint Randolph
Castro Resigns in Push for Wider Support
Fidel Castro resigns as Cuban prime minister, announced by the 26th of July Movement through Revolucion. The move aims to seek confidence from government and people amid internal and external criticism, with Castro to explain at a news conference later today. Sources say the action may be a political maneuver to provoke renewed support.
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Cones Casio
Cuba
Revolutcion
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana
Mother of Seven Drowns in Susquehanna River Tragedy
In Delta Pennsylvania a 33-year-old mother of seven and her 12-year-old daughter nearly died during a family outing on the Susquehanna River. Mrs. Harold Good and Barbara Good were swept toward shore after falling from a ledge, with rescuers including a farm hand and the husband. The mother drowned. the daughter survived.
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Susquehanna River
Yar County
Harold Good
Collinsville
Barbara
Paul Kury
George Cooper
Red Linn
Jolio Urio
Mrs. Good
Urlo
Soviet film exchange pact slow says Zhukov
Moscow a Soviet official complained that the United States delays sending its films to the Soviet Union. Georg Zhukov head of the Soviet Committee for Cultural Relations said an agreement signed last year to exchange movies has yielded no American films to date.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Georg Zhukov
Soviet Committee For Cultural Reations
Foreign aid bill nears final shape in conference
Washington and congressional leaders report a 42 billion dollar foreign aid package advancing in a Senate House conference. A key provision would shift military aid funds to the Defense Department budget for a two year trial starting July 1 1960, a partial victory for Eisenhower. All details remain tentative ahead of today’s session.
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Eisenhower
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Defense Department
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House
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Steel strike toll tops 100 million as walkout drags on
Pittsburgh AP reports steel production losses near 100 million dollars amid a nationwide strike by 500,000 United Steelworkers. Picket lines glow at darkened mills as talks stall. Federal mediation will be renewed in New York on Monday. leaders show little optimism about a quick resolution.
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United
New York
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
Piyey
Burkharts Set to Open New Route 6 Bar-B-Cue
Burkharts brothers James and Edward plan a grand opening two miles west of Corry on Route 6 for Burk's Bar-B-Cue. The new establishment will offer chicken baskets hamburgers hot dogs and barbecued meats served curb and counter style. The 22 and 20 year old proprietors claim they may be the town's youngest businessmen and will give away free treats to youngsters at tomorrow's opening.
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Corry
James
Edward Burkhart
Burk
Jim
Corry Beavers
John Carroll
Cleveland
Gannnon College
Erle
Marine Corps
Fd Burkhart
Collee
Hillsdale
N Michinan
Gannon
Burkharts
Corry Elementary Stamp Spending Rises Over Year
Corry elementary records show students spent 4695 for stamps during 1958, up over 800 from the previous year despite two fewer students buying. Enrollment figures across four city schools show varied totals, with Wright 55 54, Concord 212 180, Columbus 197 220, aiding 33 37.
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Elisarsoney
Oldest DAR member, 106, dies in New Rochelle
Mrs Marlow H. Stafford, 106, longtime member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died Wednesday in New Rochelle. Her death ends a lengthy association with the DAR and marks a notable milestone in local genealogy circles.
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DAR
New Rochelle
Marlow H. Stafford
The
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
Four Foreign Ministers Open Secret Berlin Talks
Four foreign ministers and aides meet in secret negotiations to ease East West Berlin tensions. They aim for quiet sessions away from public view while possible compromises surface. Gromyko pressed for German unification recognition but Western ministers insist on private talks to reach consensus. Herter and Lloyd note progress on several points as talks continue.
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Berlin
Prence
Maurice Couve de Murville
Indies
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Gromyko
iSmorth
City Directory 1959 Issued for Local Communities
The 1959 City Directory is off the presses and distributed. It covers Columbus Wattsbury Waterford and Clymer with first listing of residents and short community sketches. Jointly produced by the J Daly Company Williamsport and the Corry Chamber of Commerce the book includes civic portraits business and telephone directories and rural route listings.
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Columbus
Wattsbury
Waterford
Clymer
J. Daly Company
Williamsport
Corry
Seek Gunman In $40,000 Holdup
Police search for a gunman who robbed a woman bank teller and her police escort of 640,000 yesterday. The assailant forced teller Saix Judg eee and Patrolman Anthony Mursio into a cruiser, drove to Broyens Park, and fled in a waiting car while the teller transferred money to McKinley Federal Savings and Loan where she was employed.
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Saix Judg Eee
Anthony Mursio
Niles
Broyens Park
Gy Mile Whitney
McKinley Federal Savings and Loan €O
Kearns Denounces Labor Bill as Hoffa Victory
WASHINGTON LAP A bitter floor battle looms over a labor management controls bill as House Labor Committee advances a revised Senate ban and civil remedies. Rep Carroll Kearns says “Jimmy Hoffa has won his greatest victory.” The measure seeks anti bullying rules, injunctions, and Taft Hartley tweaks with potential builder union pacts without direct elections.
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Action Kearns
Hoffa
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House
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Teamsters
James Holndeat
Senate
Carroll Kearns
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Hoffa
Manyagement
Billie Holiday Dies at 44 in New York Hospital
Blues singer Billie Holiday known as Lady Day died at 44 in Metropolitan Hospital New York after collapsing in her apartment. Husband Louis McKay was at her bedside as officials cited congestive heart failure complicated by drug and alcohol abuse. Born Eleanora Fagan in Baltimore on April 7, 1915 she rose from street life to fame singing with Benny Goodman and Louis Armstrong and hit songs such as Them There Eyes and I Cover the Waterfront.
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Billie Holiday
Nquor
Lady Day
Metropolitan Hospital
Louis McKay
Miss Holiday
Benny Goodian
Louis Armstrong
Mian Holiday
Eleanora Pavan
Baltimore
Billie
Bille Dove
Holiday
Jimmie Matito
Seoul District Court sentences North Koreans for spying attempt
The Seoul District Court yesterday sentenced two North Koreans for attempting to spy for Pyongyang. The judge said they were sent south to collect military information and infiltrate South Korea's political scene.
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South Korea
North Korea
Eles
Heart Operation Fails as Girl Dies at 4
Bonnie Pavloski, four, of Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, died at Albert Einstein Medical Center after a four hour heart surgery for a defect. Surgeon Dr. Charles P. Bailey had hoped for recovery, but the child passed away following the operation aided by community-raised funds of 2600 dollars for medical expenses.
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Philadelphia
Bonnie Pavloski
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Mount Carmel
Charles P. Bailey
Hewit Sured
Bonnie
Francis Payloski
Operson
Summit Geneva Talks Amid German and Berlin Tensions
Western diplomats expect a Geneva summit if organized, possibly after Nikita Khrushchev’s Scandinavian war winds down by August 30. The United States Britain and France plan for a four power conference with East and West German delegates. Berlin advisers unlikely. German reunification issues may dominate.
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Geneva
Nikita Krushchev
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
State Police Busy With 3 Accidents
Over 24 hours State Police investigated three vehicle crashes. Charles McCray 25 Spartansburg struck Ed Schwind 42 of Cleveland Ohio after Schwind slowed for a ground hog injuring Linda Schwind 11 and Douglas McCray 3. All treated at Aten Memorial Hospital Union City. Charges pending. Lawrence Sperry 18 Corry behind Roy Titeh 25 Corry in Route 6 crash injuring Mrs Titeh 21 and Timothy R Titeh one week old. Damage about 3600 to Sperry car and 3800 to Titeh car. Carl Weed 26 Union City injured in ditch rollover on Kimball Hill. Weed to Stem Memorial Hospital for possible left arm fracture. Output reflects readable facts only.
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Charles McCray
R.D
Spartansburg
Edgar Schwind
Cleveland
Ohio
Schwind
Linda Schwind
Douglas McCray
Aten Memorial Hospital
Union City
McCray
Corry
Roy Titeh
R. D. Corry
Lawrence E Sperry
R. D. 2. Corry
Weed
Stem Memorial Hospital
Toduy Duntee
Rapist Of Negro Girl 11 Gets Life
A white father of four, Betts, 38, was sentenced to life for raping an 11 year old Black girl. A Maury County jury of 12 white men spared the death penalty, recommending mercy after a 2½ hour deliberation. Witnesses testified Betts summoned the girl to enter his car and attacked her in a wooded area with a pistol.
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Maury Lois McDougal
Betts
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