Khrushchev May Accept Western UN Summit Proposal
Western powers urged a five power meeting outside the United Nations to tackle the Middle East crisis. Moscow warned of a mechanical U. S. advantage in the Security Council while signaling possible Soviet acceptance if conditions are met. Eisenhower and allies remain divided over attendance as Chiang Kai-shek discussed as a potential participant.
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Mokcaw
Middle East
Khrushchev
United Nations
Moscow
Tzvestia
Security Council
Moscow Radio
Khrush
Vhey
U. S
United States
Investia
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Omar Loutfieft
United
Postage hikes ahead as rates rise next month
The article outlines new postage changes set to take effect on the first of the month. First class rates increase from three to four cents per ounce, six to seven cents for standard mail, and three cents for two cent postcards rising to three. Updates detail the varied charges for air mail, circulars, fourth and third class, and second class mail with noted stamp imagery and transitional guidance.
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Air Mail
Abraham Lincoln
Corry-DuBois Title Game Moves to Ludlow
The Corry and DuBois teener league all stars shift tonight’s deciding game from Kane to Ludlow after Kane field becomes unavailable. The 6 pm contest ends a three game series with the winner advancing to Mifflintown for state eliminations. rain forced last night’s postponement.
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Corry
Kane
DuBois
Area 6
Lou Hanna
Ludlow
Mifflintown
Cars Crash as One Backs Onto Highway
State police continue investigation of a two vehicle crash yesterday afternoon five miles north of Wattsburg on Macedonia road. Donald Filipkowski 18 Wattsburg and William Davis 17 Wattsburg were involved. the cause was a backing maneuver onto the highway.
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Eyuve
Corry Barracks
Wattsburg
Macedonia Road
Donald Filipkowski
William Davis
Senate Passes Reciprocal Trade Measure
Senate leaders predicted a reciprocal trade extension bill would emerge from conference with the House in a form acceptable to President Eisenhower. Senator Byrd said conferees would seek a bill fully acceptable to the President, possibly a full five year extension. The Senate passed a three year extension 72 16 after five days of debate, in a bipartisan 63 27 vote to back tariff recommendations for quotas and higher tariffs. Continued on page six.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Andon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Isenhower
Tariff Commission
Clamp Down On Teen Marriages Policy At Kittanning High
Kittanning High School adopts a policy banning married pupils from extracurricular activities next semester. Other restrictions include no scholarships for married pupils and no at home instruction for pregnant wives. Officials say high school pupils are not ready for marriage.
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Sedbanding
Kittanning
Nasser Calls for Peace Yet Hoists Assassination Flag
In a May Independence Day address from Nablus, President Nasser of the United Arab Republic urged peace but openly hinted at assassinating Jordan King Hussein. He linked Hussein to his grandfather Abdullah and 1951 killings, warned of Western and American actions against Jordan and Lebanon, and signaled growing tension in Nablus and other Palestinian towns with checkpoints and armed pro-Nasser elements awaiting action.
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Jordan
Gumibdel
Nasser
Hussein
Wopuganda
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Jerusalem
Ramallah
Abdullah
Husein
Britain
Lebanon
Middle East
Palestine
Amman
Dag Hammarskjold intensifies UN observer push in Lebanon
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold vowed to strengthen the UN observer corps in Lebanon to enable a U.S. troop withdrawal amid a Middle East crisis. The Security Council adjourned as he indicated he would seek more personnel, with Khrushchev proposing a summit including the five permanent members.
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Dag Hammarskjold
UN Observer Corps
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Middle East
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Tavestia
Chiang Kai-shek
Council
France
India
Painter Hurt In Explosion At Farmdale Plant
One of two painters injured in an explosion at the Rich Dairy Co. plant in Farmdale Ohio was reported in critical condition at Greenville Hospital. Stephen Bobeo of Detroit is being treated for extensive third degree body burns. His companion John Martichoski of Memphis Mich suffered a broken ankle.
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Ooeng Vu
Rich Dairy Co
Farmdale
Ohio
Greenville Hospital
Stephen Bobeo
Detroit
John Martichoski
Memphis
Mich
Soviet Premier Pushes for Immediate Summit Talks
The Soviet premier urged an immediate summit while Eisenhower challenged Khrushchev to take his complaint directly to the United Nations, elevating the clash over crisis diplomacy in the Cold War.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United Nations
Congress May Adjourn Under Emergency Alert on Mid East
Senate leaders indicate Congress could return within 24 hours if Middle East crisis escalates while President Eisenhower maintains active liaison with leaders. Grief-stricken John McClellan returns to Arkansas after the crash that killed his youngest son who was piloting a test flight. four others also died in the Little Rock accident.
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Mid-East
Washington
Willam F. Knowland
Calif
Hisenhower
Middle East
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Senate
Lyndon B Tohnson
Texas
Johnson
Sen
Everett Dirksen Ofllinois
Gop Eader
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
John McClellan
Arkansas
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Iles
James Howard McClellan
Wito
Arkatsué
Democrats
Younged McClellan
Air Porce
King
Wallace Denman Fill
Jesse Ralph Williams
Helly
Harold K. Gilbert
Stuttgart
Clit Air Patrol
Janes McClellan
bWo
Bloodmobile visit seeks 125 pints of blood Tuesday
The Red Cross requests 125 pints of blood for a Bloodmobile run next Tuesday from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m at the Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters on West Washington Street. O positive is most needed though all types are welcome. donors may call the Red Cross office or go to the unit directly for appointments.
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Red Cross
Corry
Leo Hoylen
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Hoylen
Carry Memory
Jamestown General
WCA
Jamestown
Seek Fat Thief In Irvington Pants Stolen From Tailor
Police hunt a portly bandit who stole twenty pairs of pants from Harris Sherman's tailor shop in Irvington New Jersey. The missing garments include sizes 48 to 50 worn by the thief or thieves.
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Irvington
N. J
Harris
Sherman
Meadville Teacher Reinstated After Board Firing Reversal
An eight page opinion by Supt. Charles H Boehm overturns the Meadville school board decision to fire Louis Wurrineliio for immorality and incompetency. The board must appeal within 30 days to stop Varleehier from returning to teaching and receiving back pay.
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Hahwusbuks
Ue Instruction Department
Meadville School Board
Charles H Boehm
Louis
Wurrineliio
Boehm
Varleehier
Boehin
Varvicehiv
Lebanon delays elections amid political turmoil and rebel pressure
SELAAT Lebanon speaker Adel Osseiran postpones or delays a parliament vote for four new presidents by one week to seek an accord between government and rebels. The session was set for tomorrow as opposition to Western backed Camille Chamoun grows with his term ending September 23. Parliaments may hold a July 31 vote. first ballot requires two-thirds, later ballots need simple majority.
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Selaat
Lebanon
Adel Osseiran
Voort
Camille Chamoun
Mindi W
Successu
Ossehan
Old
Ce Associated
Press Ha
China Key to Summit Meet
Soviet press in Moscow says the U S offer for a UN Security Council summit hinges on the Nationalist Chinese seat. Khrushchev may accept the American invitation and meet the Nationalist Chinese envoy, or hold out for a broader council consensus amid the urgent international crisis.
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U. S
UN Security Council
Tevestin
Sovecnment News
Moucow
United States
Chang Kashak
Nikita Khenshehev
America
Mao
Khrushchev
Sovists
Pel
UN Cits
Security Council
Living cost slight rise signals possible decline later
The Labor Department reports June living costs rose barely, to 123.7% of the 1947-49 average, about 24 cents more than a dollar. The index is 2.9% higher than June last year, marking 20th new high in 22 months, with a decline anticipated in summer or early fall.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor
Father Ordered To Pay Support For Custody Case
A support order for 1750 dollars per week was issued against George A. McQuiston of Alexandria Vas after a custody and non support action heard by Judge Samuel Y. Roberts in Erie County court house. The judge also granted visitation to the child with his father in Alexandria during August and the last week in December and McQuiston was ordered to pay court costs.
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George A. McQuiston
Alexandria
Vas
Samuel Y. Roberts
Erie County Court
McQuiston
Susan Doris Ritchie
RD. 1
McQ Uinton
Jeune
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