Man survives 44-car train pass over sleep on tracks
Carnegie police say 44 freight cars ran over Steve Rubeck, 47, as he slept between rails in Carnogie. The diesel stopped after the engineer spotted the lifeless shape. Two patrolmen lifted him free. he woke with the question What do you want. Rubeck, of Colliers Township, is jailed on intoxication charges.
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Flseburuh
Pennsylvania
Steve Rubeck
Carnogie
Rubeck
Carnegie
Colliers Township
Discharged names and addresses listed in local notice
Admitted: DeForest Way Columbus Mark son of Homer Humes Clymer Harold Carve Palmetto Fla Misa Harriet Myers 403 Wayne Roy Coates Spartansboro August Sprayers 39 West Pred erick Street Mrs Nancy Lamielle Waterford Mrs John Zamborik Jr Spring Creek Mrs Donald Davis Pittsfield Discharged: DeForest Way Columbus Charles F Browne Niobe Frank Smider 17 West South Street John Rudolph 43 West Smith Michael Vincent 52 West Fred Mrs Rose Parker 213 West Pleasant Street Mrs James Curtis and Jeffrey Ernest Columbus
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DeForest Way
Columbus
Mark
Homer Humes
Clymer
Harold Carve
Palmetto
Fla
Misa Harriet Myers
Wayne
Roy Coates
Spartansboro
August Sprayers
West Prederick Street
Nancy Lamielle
Waterford
John Zamborik Jr
Spring Creek
Donald Davis
Pittsfield
Charles F. Browne
Niobe
Frank Smider
Union City Memorial Hospital Admits Several Residents
Union City Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs. Carol Peterson of 1444 South Main Street Union City Harold G Hammerstrom of Pittsburgh Charles E Magee of R D 2 Union City Willis S DeKay of 44 South Street Union City Ruth Ann Robinson of R D 2 Wattsburg Terry Still of 26 Washington Street Union City
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Carol Peterson
Main Street
Union City
Harold G. Hammerstrom
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Magee
Willis S. DeKay
Ruth Ann Robinson
R. D
Wattsburg
Terry Still
Washington Street
Grain Gone U S Getting Tough
Grain and barter trade details show the United States using strategic materials instead of dollars in deals with Austria and Germany. Seven Austrian importers face trial for mislabeling or diverting U S grain. State Department denies American officials were at fault in the diversion.
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U.S
Jess
Austria
State Department
Hosisogo Tos Turben’s Auto Service Ad
Local Chevrolet dealer promotes services and car sales with contact details and branding. Highlights dealership name and general automotive offerings.
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Hosisogotos
Turben
Chevrolet
Poppi Ssg OS
Corry Man's Body Found At Sea
Corry native Mr. Sweet born December 13 1938 in Corry served in the U S Army and California reserves. He worked for the California Workmen's Compensation Bureau at death. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr Waller Sweet sister Mrs Katherine McLean brother 8 Walter Sweet Jr grandmother Mrs Katherine Norton. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home pending arrival of the body.
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Mr. Sweet
Corry
Waller Sweet
California
U.S. Army
Workmen's Compensation Bureau of
John
Katherine) McLean
Walter Sweet Jr
Harrisburg
Union and Skyline Reach NLRB Pact Over Labor Disputes
Skyline Industries and the United Steelworkers signed a stipulation to settle charges from the National Labor Relations Board. The agreement, now with the NLRB, would halt picket lines and reopen contract talks after a walkout on April 2 and partial restoration of wages and back pay to an employee claimed to have been dismissed for union activity.
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Titusvilee
Tha Qui Steel Workers
Ameri Ns
Skyline Industries Inc
Bilan
National Labor Relatons Board
Husfair
Fira
Albert el Kiefer
USW
NLRB
Noel J Poux
Skyline Kile
Kinsale
Chll
Skyline
Iron
Kirfer
Union Leader Urges Congress on Public Facility Rights
Union leader calls Congress to grant a flat damages award to those excluded from public facilities. He condemns discrimination as a national disgrace and urges ending unequal service across the nation. He recalls a prior 1875 law struck down by the Supreme Court in 1883.
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Congress
Reuther
Maine
California
United Slate pushes to curb dollar drain amid foreign outflow
New York AP report outlines measures to defend the dollar including raising the Federal Reserve discount rate, IMF access up to six million dollars, Kennedy tariff talks, and central bank cooperation. It notes dollar asset claims abroad and a growing balance of payments drain with rising imports and stagnant exports. The piece highlights congressional tax on foreign securities as a proposed fix and cites historical deficits from 1958 to 1962 along with a pessimistic forecast for year-end results.
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New York
United Slate
Federal Reserve
Europe
U.S
US. Treasury
Gold reserves and dollar outflows weaken U.S. balance
The article notes a favorable balance last year of 4.3 billion from exports over imports, but losses elsewhere created a 22 billion deficit. Dollar outflows include private and government investment, foreign aid, tourism, and military spending, with central banks converting dollars to gold. Gold holdings fell from over 23 billion in 1952 to under 15.7 billion today, with about 12 billion legally backing currency and the rest as free gold. The ongoing dollar assets abroad and a growing pile of gold reserves influence the dollar and gold markets.
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Treasury
He Was The Least Of Their Worries
In Monticello New York AP report residents rushed to windows as a fire storm raged nearby. Ernest Armstrong 35 remained at home unfazed by the blaze spreading toward the Village Court neighborhood.
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National Revolutionary Council
Army Signal Corps
Hafez
Sammy
Syria
Syrian National Revolutionary Command
Ba’Athist Com
Monticello
N. Y
Ernest Armstrong
Bonds Placed Against Negro Demonstrators
In Charleston nearly 1.4 million dollars in bonds were set against Negro demonstrators arrested during six weeks of antisegregation protests. Magistrate Raney added 690000 bonds for 68 riot arrests after bricks were thrown and officers injured. NAACP leaders Newman and Blake were each ordered to post 15000 bail. Additional bonds were set for six others at 10000 each. Protest leaders had pledged property to cover over 700000 dollars in bonds for about 600 arrestees in earlier demonstrations.
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Charleston
5.C
Negro Leade
George T. Raney
Man arraigned on television theft, escapes through back door
A man arraigned on a charge of stealing a television set slipped out the back door and escaped, leaving authorities seeking to recapture him.
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Ocean
Jane Parker
Washington St
Corry, PA
Valencia
Wisconsin
Braunschweiger
Business Mirror
National Foreign Trade Council
Ivan Hunsberger
Dunkirk
New York State
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Thurs
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Roy Price
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