Mendes-France Returns to Push Paris Pact Drive
Premier Pierre Mendes-France lands at Villa Coublay after Geneva talks and reads a mixed verdict on the Indochina conference. He tells lawmakers the results are worth the effort and vows to press the rest of his three point Save France program while noting U.S. and Soviet opinions on a Western defense community.
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Red Bear
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Walter Bedell
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Judge Asked to Set Aside Court Order on Miners Hospital Resignations
In Johnstown Pa the Miners Hospital medical staff seeks to set aside Judge John J Penta’s order that bans a mass resignation by 16 doctors. Attorney Samuel R DiFrancesco says a petition will be filed before the judge at 1 am to lift the restraining court order and dismiss the hospital board's injunction petition.
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Miners Hospital
Spangler
John J. Penta
Samuel R. DiFrancesco
Cambria County Medical Association
Bitter Debate Continues on Atomic Plans
Washington senators endured a marathon overnight session to support Eisenhower's private power plant in the Tennessee Valley. The Senate tied 65 to 30 against restricting AEC contracts and aimed for around-the-clock action to break a perceived filibuster as Congress eyed adjournment in a week.
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Congress
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Paducah
Beaver Club Tag Sale To Benefit General Fund
Beavers Club to rate money for the general fund. Sparta boosters will hold tag day sale tomorrow through the city business district. Little Teague baseball players, acting as tag attendants, will operate without uniform. Mothers of the youngsters set up headquarters at Carry Pharmacy. Not all money raised will be spent locally.
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School Board Agrees to Sale of Building
Corry Board of Education and YMCA advisory members agreed to lease Washington School to Corry Instrument Company with court sale possible. East South Street industry plans to move in next Monday to start wooden clock manufacturing. The board will cover maintenance costs until court approval, six directors attended led by Vice President Robert Ott Jr., while Hubert Vaughn co-owns the instrument firm.
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Hubert ‘Vaughn
Budget deficit underestimation by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced the government closed the fiscal year with a 3.029 billion dollar deficit, 0.25 billion under his January forecast and 6.411 billion below last year. Receipts lagged 3 billion, while spending cuts of about 2.5 billion, led by national security outlays, helped reduce the shortfall.
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German espionage chief flees to East Berlin with companion
West Berlin police reported that on Tuesday night Dr Otto John Weat Germen att espionage chief fled to East Berlin with a friend. A tote left behind suggested he would not return. The announcement was followed by two tours.
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YMCA Directors Reject Corry High School Site
The Corry YMCA Advisory Board voted to end consideration of the Corry High School site on West South Street for a new $160,000 building. A new site is being checked by officials, with a committee visiting a possible alternative location and negotiating a potential sale.
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Alton Dahlstrand
Vandals Cause Property Loss Reported to Police
A vandalism incident led Philadelphia police to three youths aged 13, 16 and 18 who damaged a tractor trailer inner tube valve stems and windows on a crane. They were released to juvenile court after a police lecture, with no prosecution. Separate item notes Alvin Bergman aborting a 400 mile Atlantic City hike due to his sister’s illness and returning home.
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Youngstown
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Zalaneck
Alvin Bergman
Allantte City
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Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Plan Conference To Frame Asian Defense Alliance
Washington report from Geneva states the United States Britain and allies plan an international conference late next month to craft a defensive pact for non Communist Southeast Asia. Officials say Dulles Bedell Smith and Eden helped secure the agreement after talks aiming to end the China conflict. Delegates and invitees and exact representation are still to be decided.
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Army officials pledge stricter rules after athletics favoritism probe
The Army and Rep Hens Holtwell say stricter enforcement of regulations will follow a congressional probe into athletic favoritism in the service. Brig Gen Herbert B Powell notes limited cases of abuse and says policing will intensify, while field commanders are described as generally capable. The report highlights Sandy Saddier’s 15 day compassionate leave despite competing, with more details on page eight.
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Aero Supply Seeks Housing for New Personnel
Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc faces a housing crisis as hiring surges for new professional and technical staff. Plant officials seek local property owners and Corry residents to list apartments and houses for rent to accommodate the influx, with the area PR office compiling a real estate list for immediate and future use.
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Final Passage of Tax Measure Expected Next Week
Republicans expect final congressional approval soon for a sweeping tax overhaul. A House Senate conference committee agreed on a compromise allowing a $80 dividend deduction with 4 percent subtraction on remaining dividends, trimming taxes for some investors. The plan would cost the Treasury about 204 million in the first year and 462 million when fully in effect, with broad changes to tax rules but few major alterations to existing deductions.
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Mundt presses Laventa's case in defense hearing
Senator Mundt and McCarthy ally press investigation into why Thomas W Laventa was denied security clearance. Defense Department cites need to protect confidential information, while calls grow for explanations and possible resignations amid the Laventa dispute and Army counselor Adame rumor. Senator Aiken notes Senate leaders delay on the general farm bill until next Wednesday, delaying congressional action.
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McCarthy
Wis
John G. Adame
Army
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Aiken
Senate
Congress
Chemical Plant Blast Kills Three in Cranbury
A blast and fire at Unexcelled Chemical Co in Cranbury New Jersey killed at least three workers and left three others seriously injured. Eight people were treated at the scene as a mushroom cloud rose two miles away and a row of galvanized buildings were toppled. The victims were believed to be in the wrecked building.
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Red Proposals At Berlin Drive Believed to Follow Cease-Fire Pact
The article notes Kremlin plans to pursue further steps after the cease-fire accord. It mentions proposals devised in Berlin and suggests Washington analyses anticipate renewed anti-communist alliance moves tied to the peace process.
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Attempt To Breakfast
Washington seeks Western unity against rising Soviet influence
U S officials warn the Kremlin may push to renew plans for a broad European defense treaty joining Russia. Washington aims to tighten Western and Asian defenses, but Britain slows pace while worrying about Indochina’s impact on Europe. The goal is a united front to counter Soviet political and economic pressure on South Vietnam Cambodia Laos and allied states.
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Two Jamestown Men Waive Hearing in Girl Assault Case
Preliminary hearing waived by two Jamestown men charged with rape in Warren County assault on a 12-year-old girl on June 27. Judge bound them over to September trial. no bond set. Watson, 24, and Raymond, both married, faced extradition from Pennsylvania after police said they lured the girl from a bus stop and attacked her between Tidite and Torpedo. Both have juvenile records. Police traced Watson by car plate. Raymond fled on foot to a farm, later sought ride to Youngsville. Police say the girl identified Watson in a photo.
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Traffic death near Riceville prompts charges debate
Police expect traffic charge decisions after Miss Marion Warner's fatal crash at Riceville Corners. District Attorney Raymond P. Shafer hinted involuntary manslaughter unlikely for Ralph Logan, 69, driver of the car. Logan and Logan's passenger Mrs Mary Depp face motor vehicle violations while Logan recovers from injuries at Union City hospital.
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