Guy W Bennink Dies After Car Crash at Corry
Guy W Bennink an insurance agent age 73 died at Corry Memorial Hospital six hours after a near head-on crash on West Smith Street in front of the hospital. He had turned into a service station lot and struck a westbound truck driven by Barton Sanders of Cambridge Springs. Police noted total damage about 800 dollars. Bennink, born September 19, 1883 in Clymer, spent most of his life there before retiring as a rural letter carrier and moving to Corry. He was active in the EvangeliCal United Brethren Church and Christian Businessmen’s Association. Survived by wife Maud Reslink Bennink, three sons, nine grandchildren, one brother. Funeral arrangements set with arrangements at Spitzer Funeral Home and burial at Holland Cemetery in Clymer.
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Guy W. Benni
Corry Memoria
O'Clork
West Smithy Street
Bennink
Beonink
Corry
Bor
Clymer
Fereral
North Center Street
Sour Center” Street
Erangedon United Brethre Church
W Roy Harris
Holland Cemetery
Plan Religious Census In Full
Corry Area Council of Churches discussed plans for a full religious census at a meeting. A Keep Chair Am Christmas committee was approved with Rev WR Mortinson and others named. New nominating committee appointees were Roscos Keck Laurence Davison and Leslie Dodd. Treasurer reported council balance of 3348.72. Eighteen representatives from eight churches attended the business meeting followed by a social hour hosted by the Beuverdim Nien nonite Church. Meeting conducted by Rev H Ray Garris with prayers by Rev Kenneth Snyder.
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Corry Area
Laurence Davison
Lesle Dodd
Bert Yaughn
D. B. Kelly
Yaughn
Taffedhienta Srvéd
Beuverdim Niennonite Church
H. Ray Garris
Kenneth Snyder
Ten Injured In Head-on Crash Near Bracebridge
A head-on collision on Highway 1 north of Bracebridge injured ten people, including four seriously. Michael Bitmer, son of James Bit, was hospitalized after the crash that involved multiple vehicles late at night.
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Oryntenneetith
Buttolstas
Euta
Michael Bitmer
James Bitmee
Britain Hangs First Criminal Under New Law
John Wilson Vickers, a 42-year-old laborer from Carlisle, was hanged today under Britain’s new homicide law. The execution follows parliamentary debate and applies capital punishment only for specified murder degrees. A robbery at a grocery store hurt Miss Jane Duckett, a local proprietor, during the incident.
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WureiAna
Sagiang
Ira
Britain
John Wilson Vickers
Carlisle
Jane Duckett
Vinkers
Clinton Trial Heads to Jury in Delayed Deliberations
The Clinton segregation trial for 11 defendants moved to jury deliberations after a delay caused by defense objections to the judge's notes on a case involving the 1960s integration debate. The episode cited center on the beating of Rev. Paul Turner after escorting six Black students through a segregationist crowd in Clinton near Knoxville.
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District Court
Clinton
Wrangle
DS District
Robert L. Taylor Anis
Taylor
Payl Turner
Jas
Little Highland
Knoxville
Integraton
Turner
Railroad Tie Blamed For Wreck Near Union City
State Police said a railroad tie caused a one car accident on a rural road last night. Burard Powell W of RD 3 Union City drove into the tie, none injured, damage about 150. The tie may have fallen from a truck, with other ties scattered along the highway.
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Corry
Curfew Drive In Pittsburgh District Nets 12 Youths
A curfew enforcement in Pittsburg and nearby McKees Rocks led to twelve teenagers being arrested or detained. Burgess David Hershmary supervised and helped escort two youths, catching them on a street corner early today. He said parents are summoned to pick up their children or face Juvenile Court. he noted parents usually respond promptly.
Rain Brings Relief From Heat Wave Across Region
A high pressure region over southern Canada and the Great Lakes offered hope of relief as the longest heat wave of the year waned. Showers and thunderstorms spread across areas near the boundary of hot and humid air across the mid Mississippi Valley and mid Atlantic states. Cooler air arrived yesterday but did not fully end the heat as temperatures rose to near record levels in parts of New England and New York. Fire restrictions closed several woodlands in Massachusetts while drought remains a concern in the region. Continued on Page Six.
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Canad
Great Lakes
mid-Mississippi
mid-Atlantic
Mit
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Woodlands
Group Forms to Draft United Fund Plan
A nucleus forms to create a local United Fund setup with Clyde Keith Louis Miller and George Orcull leading. Assistants include Lyle Cuise Ray Weber and others with Frank Dodd as alternate. The aim is a payroll deduction plan for regular contributions to support community causes and the Red Cross.
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Clyde Keith
Louis Miller
George Orcull
Lyle Cuise
Ray Weber
Arthur Baker
Charles Clark
Frank Dodd
Red Cross
House approves across the board postal worker pay raise
Washington bulletin notes the House passed a bill granting a 546 dollar yearly raise for 518000 postal workers. Some predict a presidential veto while the Senate also passes the measure, boosting annual government costs by about 318 million dollars. The final vote was 3188.
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Bulletin
Washington
House Today
Across
Sehiate
Dulles Presses Disarm Plea On Voice Of America
Dulles uses a radio television address to urge disarmament and probe Soviet concessions. He warns of risks from atomic hydrogen arms and stresses limits on weapons while signaling a push for limited disarmament talks and sincerity in U S strategy abroad.
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Dulles
Voice of America
Skaly
Tron Curtain
Waytang
Russli
America
Otflviais
Uintins
Russi
Bulgaria Sends New Disarm Note To Macmillan
A Bulgarian letter on disarmament was sent to Prime Minister Macmillan and is being translated and reviewed. British sources say no immediate details were disclosed. the note allegedly responds to a request for a limited firststep pact to avert a potential global catastrophe.
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Bulgaria
Macmillan
Yan — Sovie
Macmttin
Macmuilan
Mulgunin
Metal plant worker dies after steam scalding incident
Clemens Lissner, 48, a Bethlehem Steelworker from Harrisburg, died at Harrisburg Hospital six hours after an accident at the Beth Jechem Steels near Steelton. He was scalded by high pressure steam in the plant incident yesterday evening.
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Harrisburc
Clemens Lissner
Oberlin
Harrisburg Hospital
Beth~ Jechem Steels
Steelton
Opardilna Van guard earth satellite tracking details
The article outlines Navy efforts to track an Earth satellite during Operation Van Guard. It describes using a 56 millimeter optical camera, a telescope, and a computer to determine the satellite’s orbit. The plan aims for a 4000 mile per second velocity estimate and a 20 inch separation for shore observations.
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Navy
Opardilna Vanguard
Staan Sena
Mons
Mlanebee
Ike Supports Civil Rights Bill Aero Buys Linden Plant
A Aero unit acquires the Linden New Jersey facility with plans to align operations under Wing and Aero leadership. MB Wheeler of Wing and Leo Strauss of Aero outlined governance and future product strategy while Keith of Aero may move to Linden to assess manufacturing options. The Linden plant has reportedly operated profitably in recent years and the deal was described as funded from Aero Supply working capital.
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Auly Sibily Mig CO
Mig Gu
Lindel
Susie Vuladivisayi
Jason
MB. Wheller
Pidai
Wing
Leo Struss
Jyresidleyh
Aera
Dimes &Pencer
Aero
Thermoid
Wil
Wiig
Wheller
Corry
Chide Keith
Charér
Posil
Joeat
Tewas
Hy Linden
Strauss
Aero” Supply
Avra sLock
Gardner Drops Quest for Lie Test as Governor Reverses
Crime writer Erle Stanley Gardner says he will cease efforts to secure a lie detector test for Dr. Samuel Sheppard after Ohio Governor C William O’Neill canceled the test. Gardner, arriving in Columbus, vows to leave town and resume his writing unless public pressure demands action. The decision follows O’Neill’s reversal on authorizing the test and a warning that a key witness’s statement may be deceptive.
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Columbus
Ohio
Erle Stintey Gardner
Samuel Sheppard
C. Wiliam O'Neill
Sheppard
Court of Last
Gardner
O'Neill
Marilyn
Bay Village
Destiler Hilton Hotel
President Eisenhower backs civil rights bill aims
Washington says President Eisenhower supports the fourfold aims of the civil rights bill now under Senate attack. Senate leader Knowland said Eisenhower’s position remains, resisting efforts to narrow the bill to voting rights alone. The president urged a civil rights commission and new Justice Department actions while seeking general protections for civil rights.
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Washington
Sen Iknowland
R-Ciliff
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
Pyatson
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
GOP
Len Anderson
DNM
Aiken
R-Yi
Elenhower
Sen. Bricker
Rolio
Bricker
Knowlaid
Five Corry Youths Hurt In Auto Crash
Five Corry youths were injured when their car went off a road north of Finchey Lake while returning from picking cherries at North East. All injured were hospitalized at Hamot in Erie. two youths escaped with only minor shock. Names include Carroll, 16. NaleBoer, 16. Myrola Myery, 16. Balnitea Tillotsoty, 10. Tye Roach, 10. Car damaged about $500. two siblings Cher Tillotson and Sandra Varish among witnesses.
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Myrola
Myery
North Center
Hamot Hospital
Corry
Bruin
Von
Sute Puliew
Lawson Park
Cher Tillotson
Sandra
Sandra Varish
Spurvansbuns
May Compromise On Defense Bill In Senate Conference
A Senate House conference reached a compromise on the defense bill before adjournment. The package totals about 9497.125 million, roughly 474.97 million less than the Senate allowed and 2,368.18 million more than the House had voted. Chavez of New Mexico led the conferees as they planned to push the compromise for Senate approval Wednesday.
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Defense Department
Mandy Binety
Olam
Pohower
Allie
Senate
Chavez
Tavern Blaze Rips Through Brownagilly Area
Firefighters battled a major blaze four miles west of Brownagilly at Mek Paleta’s Nicky Huge House restaurant. A four-room apartment above the bar suffered extensive damage as flames spread, with initial reports noting a possible cause under investigation.
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Lal
Raul
Brownagilly
Mek Paleta
Nicky Huge
Callas
Ik Panies
AF Jet Crashes Near Forest After Pilot Bails Out
A U S air force jet piloted by Lt Forest L. Treanor from Laredo Texas bailed out before it crashed into a forest near Tere. The 23 year old escaped unharmed as the jet was en route from Hancock Field Syracuse New York to Wright Patterson Base Dayton Ohio on a leg to Laredo. Two Armstrong Forest Paper Co workers saw the crash site near Rasielas Elk County and Hank Blawshin who was cutting wood guided others to the wreckage.
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Jurnounburg
Forest L. Treanor
Laredo
Tex
Tere
Treanor
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Wright-Patterson
Dayton
Treanor Mackaly
Rasielas
Elk County
Armstrong Forest. Paper Co
Hank Blawshin
Gremen
Johnsonburg
Phine
Corry CAP Unit Aids Crash Scene and Wreckage Guard
A Corry CAP unit arrived at a plane crash near Bish Brinch Dam to manage radio communications and guard the wreckage. Lt Jay Patton and Ret. Bunt Johnson assisted, relaying with Philadelphia, Erie, and Greenville via a Two Way unit. The Ta3 Jet Trainer crashed after fuel was released from tanks, pilots evacuated, and an emergency airfield transfer followed.
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Corry Devil Air Extrol
Air Force
Jay Patton
Bunt Johnson
Philadelphia
Erie
Greenville
Batton
Patton
Johnson
Bish
Brinch
Mia
Elmira NY
Wilcox
Pliny
Treanor
Bradford
Wren
Pan
Swanson
Tim
Joveah Suimple
Air Force Offielia
Kreanor
Hown
Lardo
Synicus
Model Airplane Show Slated At Lawrence Airport
Local event showcases radio controlled aircraft with both young and old enthusiasts invited. The show, sponsored by Ray Toys, features flying demonstrations and model airplanes on display this Friday afternoon at Lawrence Airport.
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Tye Lawrence
Speil
Dirk
Heine
Lure
Willadin
Itty Bien
Ray Toys
Shaw
Wreckage Found Of Navy Plane In Italian Alps
A Navy patrol bomber vanished over Italy was located on San Martino Mountain near Trento. Rescue teams including Alpine guides and army personnel reached the area but no survivors were observed. Officials confirmed the wreckage. nine of ten crew were killed in the crash during a flight from Creil to Treviso.
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Eamlan
Italy
Orth Italia
San Martino
Trento
Suridoors
Army
Resouk Eurris Wim
Air Rescue Contol Center
Milan
Ramstein
Germany
Ts, Air Force
Gulle
Cus Blatirn
Morocco
Turin
Real Cool Hoss Charleston Boss Statement
Lawrence Leys, owner of Layaents Kniltling Mild, speaks about employee attire and schedule changes amid a Bermuda Shorts themed controversy in Charlotte North Carolina. The oddly garbled quote hints at workforce rules and wellness concerns affecting upcoming work week.
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Hoss
Britain Moves to Quell Tribal Revolt in Oman
RAF planes prepared to drop leaflets urging rebels to end a four day desert war against Sultan Bold bin Tal Muir in Muscat and Oman. Jets stood ready to strike if protests escalate, with authorities aiming to paralyze rebel movements and deter further attacks on border villages.
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Porsian Gulf
Muscat
Orjan
Tdi
Middle East
Little Sultanate
Euat
Araban
Peninsia
Rabe
Xen
Pte
Sultan Bold bin Tal Muir
Outaide
Mam Ghalet Ben Ali
Oman
Aiea
Odaiba
Semi Smashes for Gas Station in Mercer Pennsylvania
A truck trainer demolished early morning at a Mercer service station. The youth driver, 19, came from Monly and lost control. The gas station is owned by Grove Culy. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigated the crash at Pittainyn.
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Mercer. Pa
Mir Yeevine
Mercey
Pittaiinyn
MeRcer Coke Hospital
Monly
Sinobt Bf Grove Culy
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Rasselas
Holstela
Springer Cattle
Guy W. Bennink
United Fund
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U.S
Reese
Betellite
Canere
AME Gompuise
Ike
Aero Buys Plant
Linden, N.J
Donat
Weller
Symuel Sheppard
Gardner Burns
Mckeesport
Ornehmens Fuetn
KirkKuesport
Forsyth
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