Adenauer arms bills approved to build West German defense
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer secured final Bundestag approval for two key rearmament measures. The bills authorize 6 000 volunteers for training tasks and establish a 38 member civilian panel to veto officer appointments. Ratification moves toward NATO readiness before summer recess.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bundest
Theodor Hells
Bundestwe
Ower House
Adenauer
Atlantic
Alliane Adenaunt
Colflllon
Bundesrat
Finearlier
North Atlantic Alliance
Christian Democrats
Bundestag
Defense Minster
NATO
Eumpean
Defense Ministry
United States
Britain
Three Brothers Injured in Town Truck Crash
Three Center ville brothers escaped serious injury when their truck collided with another vehicle between Grard Valley and Tionesta. They were treated and discharged at Titusville Hospital. Names: Robert Gurie, Donald, Gusty Gariepy Jr. All sustained forehead, chest, arm, and wrist injuries with lacerations and abrasions.
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Centerville
Grard ‘Valley
Tionesta
Titusville Hospital
Robert Gurie
Donald
Anid Oustyen
Gusty Gariepy
Robert
Dame
Eve
Gusty Jr
AWOL Air Force deserter linked to Dallas murder found in Jamestown jail
FBI identifies Brasel D. Carmichael through fingerprints as the murder suspect in Dallas. he used the alias Glenn J. Whitmore and was arrested in Jamestown on unrelated fraud charges. He is to be extradited to Dallas next week to face murder charges.
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Mayville
N.Y
FBI
Air Force
Chaudhuqua County
Nll
Dallas
John A. Roche
Buffalo Fbt
Sid
Brasel D. Girmichael
Carmichael
Glenn J. Whitmore
Texas Air Force
FEY
Carmichaels
Malaila Winterbaker
Roche
Winterbauer
Washington
Firemen Plan Week’s Program for Jubilee Celebration
The Tull program details a week of features at the old Light School playground leading to a $1,000 bond drawing Monday. Events include parades, demonstrations of the Americynn-LaFrance fire apparatus, Civil Defense shows, and a Northwest District Firemen’s Association meeting, with daily attractions and a Friday rescue squad demo. The parade will cap Saturday with floats from local businesses and organizations, entries urged through the No. 1 fire station.
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Stanford Hose Company
Hose Company
Fourth Ward
Amerylonn-LaFrance “Fie
Prives
Northwest District Firemen's Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Meadville
Second Ward
US P. Im
No. 1
Davy Grockett
Corry
Tiremenia
Pittsburgh plant to hold elections for bargaining agent
The Pittsburgh office of the National Labor Relations Board announced elections for July 48 and August 12 at Air Reduction Sales Co. employees to choose a bargaining agent. Possible unions are the AFL International Chemical Workers Union Local 21 or the International Chemical Workers Emergency Organization Committee.
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Pittsburgh
Air Reduction Sales Coy
Air Reduction Co., Inc
Pittaburgh
National Labor Relations Board
AFL International Chemical Workers Union
Lotal 21
International Chemies Workers
Reserve Bill Heads For Final House Vote
The Senate House conference committee agreed on a compromise to create a strong ready reserve force to supplement regular forces. The bill sets up a 250000 volunteer pool for up to three to ten months of training and service, with a two year gap before veterans enter the reserve. It omits President Eisenhower’s request for broader training and requires new enlistments to continue reserve training after active duty.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Une Sainte
Hilt Dhatt-Tyer
Uie
Ty Simatt
Mervice
Elimnhower
He Wilve
Solons Praise Ike Proposal On Disarmament Plan
Bipartisan lawmakers praised President Eisenhower's disarmament inspection plan though doubts persisted Russia would accept. Senators Saltonstall Sparkman Johnson and others weighed prospects while noting U S openness to aerial inspections. House leader Martin said the move could end broader tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rusia
Russi
United States
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Maas
Sehy Sparkman
D-Al
Foreign Relations
George D-Gai
Foreman
Wwe
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Clements
Misc
We House
Rep
McCormack
de Masi
Senate
Knowland
California
House Gop
Martin
Massachusetta
Senate probes Adams role in Dixon-Yates power dispute
A Senate subcommittee reopens inquiry into Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams tied to the Dixon-Yates power project. The inquiry centers on potential pressure tactics and two letters involving arms grants and TVA hookup funding. Adams could not be reached for comment as hearings focus on Wright Dixon-Yates financing and related General Motors executive correspondence.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Senate
Sherman Adams
Dixon-Yates
Seahawyers No
Whitt Morseide
Ciurnut
Servite Studietary
Dixon-Yuten
Joter
Securlisie
Dixon-Yates Tonneluw
TVA
Dixons-Yates
AEG
Masiager Sennyth
Fields
Wien
Butehn
Heat Grinds Philadelphia As July Stretches On
Daily heat bakes Philadelphia with temperatures in the 90s and high humidity. Forecasters say Bermuda high keeps the oppressive conditions, with relief not expected soon and a possible cooling trend from Canada in the coming days.
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Philadelphia
Ohder
Henry P. Adams
Bermudt
Igh
Great Lakes
Canida
Disagreement Over 1954 U S Yugoslavia Aid Pact
Belgrade announces a government spokesman says there is a disagreement in interpretation of the 1954 U S Yugoslav aid agreement. Foreign Ministry information chief Tranko Draskovic says discussions are proceeding through normal channels. In New Delhi, President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru exchange memos on Far Eastern tensions, tied to Wang’s case and U S airmen held in Red China.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tranko Draskovic
Foreix
New Delht
Mullh
Blenhower
Nebr
Ants Pasit
Dedication of 60,000 Edifice West of Corry
A newly completed church building costing over 60,000 was dedicated west of Corry after a lightning-damaged dormer chapel was rebuilt. The ceremony featured pastors Rev Jacob Worle Walp and Rev Kenneth Snyder with a full program of tours, sermons, and community tributes.
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Corry
Huretr
Lee
Dan Ling
Inch Yoninterr
Ghurth
Wayne Valley
Beaverdam
Hof
Methodist Conference
Nlimbéera
Jacob Worle
Belleville
Snyder
Hid
Wil Téwlure
Weureak
Dy Hey
Normin Derstine
Harrisonbure
Fev.Snydiy
Paul Kab
Seuthulule Pa
Actress in Serious Condition After Cancer Recurrence
Hollywood doctors report Su j24 Ball remains in serious condition as she rests comfortably. The Ravenna actress was admitted to City of Mane Medical Center after a cancer recurrence noted by physicians at the median center. A therapy program and management plan are now being developed.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Ball
City of Mane Medical Center
Whit Wao
Harte
Man electrocuted at Pittsburgh plant
A fiftieth-year-old Ascot man named Anso R. Lorgengstii died yesterday at the Creighton plant of Pittsburgh Plate Olin Co after coming into contact with a 240 volt power live.
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Pittsburgh
Asnold
Waa
Creighton
Pittaburgh Plate Olin Co
Anso R. Lorgengstii
Woman crushed by tractor wheels in Corry accident
A 45 year old Corry resident was run over by a tractor wheel while riding on its front. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in critical condition and later reported improved but remained under treatment. Her husband, Min Vmincis Douglas, was not present at the scene. Police and hospital officials continued to monitor her condition.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Douglay
Corry
Honjlint
Doleton
Douglas
Dolglis
Erie Police Seek Man in Car Theft Case
Police alert residents to watch for an 1851 Oldsmobile Ardun stolen yesterday from A Street Saint Marys area. A 90 year old man was forced at gunpoint to drive, escaping after firing shots and calling for help. Officers located the car near Ridgway but no arrest details given.
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Crue
St Marve
Robert Hiselmir
St. Mann
St Marys
Hasselman
St. Marys
Ridgway
Hasselmin
TuBois
Ktoten
Reintralion
Nso Finahed
Hotse Beara
Thorik Perry
Erle
Erie Plant Fire Causes $100,000 Loss
A blaze devastated the U. S. Laundry building in downtown Erie, damaging the adjoining Durkee Paper Co. roughly $100,000 in damage. Firefighters treated several on scene and Junior Captain Clyde Longenecker was hospitalized for a metal removal procedure. The cause and full extent remain uncertain.
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Erie
Ery Amour Est
Brie
U. S. Lauindity
Durleo Paper Co
Carsing
Asene
Junior Tre
Clyde Longenecker
Hamot
Peter Kuhn
Amise
Solons Expected to Restore Foreign Aid Cuts Debate
Administrative supporters from both parties express confidence in defeating moves to slash foreign aid funding. The House reduced requests by hundreds of millions, while the Senate Appropriations Committee negotiates a total near three billion, with leaders signaling possible budget restorations amid ongoing political pressure.
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Solons
Associated Press
Washington
Fiovel Gates
Air
Rlen
Hower
Tony Sen
Clemerne D-Kye
Mijovity
Pitt
Tere
Agioun
Sonia Democratic
Mee Cormack
Mosssebunetts
Musswebie Vetta
Sogistyne
Senate
Ben
Ellender
Hie Bi
Eistnhower
Local Physicians to Assist at Bloodmobile Stop
Local physicians will serve at the Bloodmobile on Tuesday in Buffalo. The Red Cross reports policy continuity and a planned follow up with 160 units of blood collected in a single visit, aided by parents teacher association volunteers scheduling drives.
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Reed Cross
Blondmobile
Buffalo
Madeline Hoylen
Tong
Hoyler Mild
Buffilo Hay
Aie
Red Crowe
Willy Memibers
Parents Teacher Association Council
Chattanoogan Engineer Leads Historic Nuclear Project
Chattanooga born engineer Lockwood Jr MB, a veteran electrical expert, formerly tied to Classitiem NUCi br feaaych in New TMExito, headlines in a profile noting his role in the region and a pivotal shift in electrical engineering circles.
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Chattanooga
LockWood Jr
Diet Yenterdtay
European leaders back Ike plan amid Cold War talks
Geneva reports say foreign ministers Faure and Eden quickly backed President Eisenhower's proposal to swap military blueprints with the Soviet Union. Molotov gave no clear response as the three hour summit recessed.
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Faure
Eden
Ike
Associated Prox
Geneva
Mit
Eisenhower
Russia
CodKy
VM. Molotov
Soviet Press Silent on President's Proposal in Geneva Talks
Dispatches from Geneva report Premier Bulganin and Prime Minister Edo discussing German unification and security in a morning session. An official communique noted no final recommendations and a plan to continue talks, with diplomats not yet ready to reveal specifics of the Eisenhower exchange or arms control proposals.
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Soviet Union
United States
Alain Weno
Geneva
Billganin
Oliver
Liu
Ams
Rnc
Mal LeVampars
Bulganin
Prisw
Edo
Aremiar Kyure
Phe
Sind
Cima Mint
At & Py
Elsenitiower Exchange
Drytt
Dryurnuwmene Progam
Johnt Rust-Wenr
Aysten
Patwally
Eden
Europe
Elenhower
Ayster
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