Gromyko Faults West Over Disarmament Progress
In Geneva AP report Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko accuses the Western powers of blocking progress at the 47 nation disarmament conference. He claims NATO spies influence disarmament proposals and presses for destruction of all nuclear weapons in the first stage. US Secretary of State Dean Rusk expresses regret over renewed Soviet nuclear testing and notes the offer of a test treaty with inspections.
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Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Gyomyko
Severe Thunderstorms Roil Pennsylvania Cutting Power
Severe storms pelted parts of Pennsylvania with hail and high winds halting power, disrupting traffic signals and felling trees. Bethlehem Allentown and Philadelphia saw strong gusts and heavy rain, while three empty Liberty ships broke loose at a Philadelphia pier but were later located off the New Jersey shore.
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Associated Press
Pensylvania
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William L. Henning
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henning
US Department of Agriculture
Bethlehem- Allentown-Easton
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Bethlehem
Northern Metals Co
Delaware River
New Jersey
Cinnaminson Township
Aston Township
Vincent Romano Jr
Bristol
Christopher
Joseph
Burlington Island
Thefts Of Radio Battery And Tractor Batteries Reported
Police at Cory State substation investigate two tubelaries thefts between July 5 and July 24. A car radio valued at 50 dollars was stolen from a vehicle at Turben's Auto Service in Columbus. A tractor battery theft worth 50 dollars occurred about six miles southwest of Union City on a farm. thiefs are suspected to have known the machine’s location. Gerald Blakeslee, R D 4 Union City, owned the sawmill and was logging in the Sleve Ride area.
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Cory State Police
Corry
Diry
Uly 5Th
Ith
Turben
Mie
Columbus
Siice
Union City
Gerald Blakeslee
Lincolnville
Sleve
Woman Dead One Missing In Baltimore Storm
A fierce thunderstorm ripped through Baltimore causing two fire trucks to crash. Mrs. Alexandria Makris, 62, was killed and a firefighter injured when a truck struck her confectionery. Regina Patricia Wilson, 28, is missing and believed drowned after her car was swept downstream. Widespread damage included blown roofs, downed wires, and flooded streets across the city and state.
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Baltimore
Victoris
Alexandria Makris
Makria
Gos
Regina Patricia Wilson
Gas and Electric Co
Sadlersville
Queens Annes County
Woman Chooses Abortion Over Deformed Babe Threat
A Phoenix woman, three months pregnant, opted for an abortion after a secret three man medical board recommended it. She had taken thalidomide abroad after her husband brought it from England, unaware of links to malformed babies. Arizona law restricts abortion to save the mother's life. no legal details given. The woman has four children. Separately a two year old girl, Kim Holden, died after a stairway fall in Philadelphia.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Germany
England
Australia
Canada
Arizona
Europe
Frances O. Kelsey
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Cale
United States
Woman, 45, Gov't Ride Attacked In Church
Mary Lou Kosteritzky a 45 year old congress secretary was attacked in St. Peter's Church near the Capitol. An assailant forced her to a confessional stabbed her nine times and stole 7 dollars. She was taken to Casualty Hospital in serious condition. Rep Frank Becker condemned the attack as a disgrace in our capital.
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Washington
Mary Lou Kosteritzky
St. Peter's
Capitol
Casualty
Two crashes on Route 6 hill minutes apart in Corry
Route 6 hill near Union City saw two crashes within five minutes. Irene Potocki, 38, escaped injury after skidding and hitting guard posts. Lynn Ryland, 19, stopped to help but was hit by Arlene Croscutt, also 19, causing minor damage to both vehicles. No injuries reported. Corry state police continue investigation and potential charges.
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Mies Vasv
Ion-City
Corry
Irene Potocki
Grace Street
Union City
Lynn Ryland
Arlene Croscutt
East Street
Ryland Auto
Walking missionary still trekking across nation toward Pittsburgh
A so called walking missionary nicknamed Miss Holder, aged 64, continues a cross country trek totaling about 40 000 miles. After an overnight stop at the Corry Hotel she heads toward Pittsburgh while listing a long string of church groups where she preached or counseled. Her life began in San Francisco and she joined a religious organization there before it dissolved in 1848. The tour began in Portland, Oregon where she aided flood victims. More details continue on Page Hight.
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Corry
Holter
United States
Pittsburgh
Cory
Miss Holder
San Francis
Portland
Ore
Kennedy rebukes Soviet tests as Telstar signals Berlin clash
President Kennedy rebuked the Soviet Union over nuclear tests and warned of no recent progress on Berlin while praising Telstar for rapid communications. He said the United States will not devalue the dollar or resume testing unless the Soviet series poses a new threat. Europeans watched the news conference via Telstar and heard Kennedy urge Congress to stay in session on key legislation. The exchange ended as Kennedy warned against cashing dollars for cold, calling it a backward step. Continued on Page Two.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
Telstar
Teuropeanis
Vostriin
Senate
Congress
Kennet
United States
Brocton Man Seeks 75000 In Assault Suit
A Brocton resident says he will file a 75000 civil suit in Virginia against Norfolk area employers after an assault weeks ago. He alleges serious injuries including a broken ear drum and hearing loss from the beating by Lloyd Hughes and Christopher Fonville. The suspects, both of Norfolk, are serving six month sentences for assault.
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Brocton
Chautauqua County
Norfolk
Ray
Brocton Brown
Beater
Meney & Wick
Nis
Virginia Beach Bochovarr
Suitehns
Lloyd —M. Hughes
Curistopher Fonville
Nurtgli
Car Plunge Tragedy In Philadelphia Park
Mrs Helen Cheecks, 45, accidentally drove from a park level, her car jumped a curb, crashed through a fence, and landed nose first. A passenger Heil Gales, 45, suffered shock and minor injuries. police say accelerator was pressed instead of brake.
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Philadelphia
Helen Cheecks
Tiloah Alley
Cheecks
Heil Gales
Gheedles
Heavier traffic plan as Pennsy rebuilds Corry tracks
Officials from the Pennsylvania Railroad, the State Highways Department and Corry city discuss a major rebuild of the Pennsy grade crossings on the Chautauqua branch through Corry. Groundwork supports rerouted traffic following the Kinzan Dam relocation and related railroad realignments. State highway officials attended to assess impact on state routes.
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Pennsy
Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Highways Department
Cor
Chautaugus Branch
Kinane
Sala- Wane
Chautauqua
Mead Avenue
North Corry
West Washington Street
Pitst Avenue
State Chamber Urges Tax Climate Boost in Pennsylvania
A. L. Edmonds of the State Chamber told the Democratic platform panel in Harrisburg that Democrats and Republicans should pledge to foster a favorable business tax climate. He noted Pennsylvania’s industrial tax climate has improved after recent legislation, urging inclusion of tax reforms in early party platform drafts.
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State Chamber
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
A. L. Edmonds
Chamber
Democratic State Platform Committee
Edmonds
Oth
Jamins H
Philadelphia
James N. Pail
Vicw
Ameri For Demodhatele Action
ADA
Maz Aidhat Famonds
Arly
Oweves
Commonwealth
Schon
Open Letter Two Editors Remind Berlin Grip
The text reports an open letter dated July 28 1962 urging United States and allies to maintain a firm grip on Berlin. It cites Khrushchev and mentions editors Paul Miller and Walker Stone in discussions about Berlin’s division, diplomacy, and responses to the Soviet position. The piece references interviews and a transcript dated July 13 as part of coverage.
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U.S
Berlin
Paul Miller
Guinnely Nevespapers
Walker Stone
Schoarsrt
Scripps Hinward
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Toothey
Kimiahiohn
Witsbeck
Premies Keyeishehey
Beriin
APTA
Jeony Boris
Nikite Shashehs
Chiveinany
Council of Ministers
Mosca
Deny Nir
Agilde
Witter
Amverican
Linaispa Perme
Fhe Kremium
Ahd
Germany
Watt
West Aml
Sete
Mgr
Duar Essen
Nakaioe
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Dean Rusk
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Gina Lollobrigida
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