Miss Universe 1959 Crown Goes To Mariana Luz Yoloya Of Colombia
Long Beach California hosted the Miss Universe pageant as Mariana Zulowy a 19 year old from Manizales Colombia won the title. She spoke through an interpreter and thanked the crowd after being crowned with a pearl studded crown and a scepter. Her mother Margarita watched as photographers captured the moment and Luz indicated she has no fiance and plans to return home after a week of events.
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Brazil
Adalgisa Colombo
Rio de Janeiro
Miss Hawai
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Tient
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U. S.A
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Bossier City
Poland
Alicja Bobrowski
Krakow
Bovsise
Lone Beach
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C J Rail Shipment Losses Reported at 8100000
A Cleveland Erie Railroad representative discussed a first half loss of 4 800 000 while shipments along the New York to Chicago route continued. He noted uncertainty over exact volumes from the Carry Damestown line and implied the strike since April 18 may have pushed costs near 1 090 per unit if sustained through 14 weeks.
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Cleveland
Erie Railroad
New York
Chicago
Bylal
Bogan
Maren
Wreck and Delay Hit Erie Train Near Corry
An Erie Railroad eastbound train arrived in Corry hours and minutes late after colliding with a car west of Marion Ohio and undergoing a second delay near Younestown where two express cars were removed. Officials attributed the issues to a faulty journal box and multiple mishaps. A separate note reports movie pioneer Marty Warter, seven, died in Beverly Hills.
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Erie Railroad
Corry Way
Ohio
Marion
Younestown
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Sherd
Corry Man, 81, Unhurt In Area Mishap
An 81 year old Corry man escaped injury yesterday morning when Hiswata struck his car from behind as he tried to left for a private drive north of the city on Route 46. Patrolman Bruce Reeder of the Alale Police substation said Dornethy Ott’s car hit the Patterson vehicle causing about $300 damage and Ott’s car about $200.
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Hiswata
Spt
Bruce Reed
Alale
James A Patterson
Secind Avenue
Dornethy
Findley
Tillerson
Utto
Sy Reeder
Culprits Hit 2 Local Cars In City Incident
Police investigate after two vehicles owned by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hiseni of 52 West Smith Street were found inoperative following a report of a spray damaging wiring. Officers say cars stalled in driveway during the event and seek identification of the responsible party.
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Warner
Yes
Lawrence Hiseni
West Smith Street
Admiral Moffett Dies at 70 After World War I Service
Mra Wil linen Adger Moffett, a rear admiral who commanded Great Lakes Naval Training Station during World War I, died yesterday at Beep Haven on Lake Minnetonka. Survived by former wartime colleagues and family connections.
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Mra Willinen
Adger Moffett
Hose Hnisbonl
Admin Moffeth
Great Lakes
Beephaven
Lake Minnetonka
New Outbreak Of Violence Seen In Beirut
Beiruts Basta quarter sees fresh clashes as rebel and government forces widen skirmishes in Lebanon. About 20 rebels fire on a car, killing a woman and a child, and a bystander, as U S troops remain out of direct combat. Rebel leader Sadi Salam demands Chamouns removal before any successor is named, while industrialists call a three day shutdown if Parliament fails to meet.
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Lebanon
U.S
Middle East
Beirut
Basta
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Tripoli
Bil
Camille Chamoun
Sadi Salam
Chamouin
U. S
Chamoun
Yessen
Salam
Hease Quantics
Leba‘dene Association of Industrialists
Robert Murphy
Warns Khrushchev on aggression while Pan American jet lands safely
Ike warns Khrushchev against aggression as a Pan American airliner with 45 aboard experiences engine trouble 350 miles southeast of Newfoundland. Captain Robert P. Postlewaite and crew fought to ditch at sea but regained altitude and returned to Argentia after a tense four hour flight with Coast Guard and allied planes in formation.
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Niu
New York
Lisbon
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
U. S. Naval Air Station
Argentia
Robert P. Postlewaite
Idléwild
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Postlewaite
Eisenhower ready for UN Security Council session
President Eisenhower warned Soviet Premier Khrushchev of a strong challenge in any UN summit if charges of Middle East aggression are pressed. He said he would attend a Security Council meeting if arrangements are made and agreed the next step would be to exchange views in New York to test general acceptability and set a date around August 11.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
White House
James
Hagerty
UN Security Council
Gecuity Council
New York
Security Council
Post Office
Post Office Department
Edinger Expected to Be Named City Councilman
Norman Sawyer Wright Street expected to join City Council within days, succeeding Clair Cupwell who left the city. Edinger has long served Mead Park board, directed major park projects, sits on Corry Memorial Hospital board, and was a decade ago on the Corry school board. The streets directorship carries daily complaints and a 10 man working force.
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Norman Sawyer
Wright
Edinger
Clair Cup- Well
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Area Youth Sentenced For $1.50 Burglary
A young area youth with a record of five prior burglaries received 10 to 20 months at Allegheny Workhouse after pleading yesterday before Judge Flick. The sole loot was $1.50 taken from a tax jar at Circle Bar-B-Q in Youngsville, shared with two juvenile accomplices. One defendant was sent to Whitehall Reformatory while John Ishman of Clarendon faced continued proceedings for alleged accessory after the fact.
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Youngsville
Allegheny
Alexander CG. Flick
Charles Rodgers
Circle Bar-B-Q
Whitehill Reformatory
John Ishman
Clarendon
Rodgers
Yankee Bush
Ishmnan
Unemployment Claims Decline in Pennsylvania Week
The Still Employment Security Bureau reported new unemployment insurance claims for the week ended July 11 at 42,647, about 300 fewer than the prior week, signaling a slight decline in unemployment activity in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg U
Still Employment Security Bureau
Senate Farm Bill survives Senate lift, heads to House
The Senate narrowly approves a limited farm bill aimed at easing price supports for cotton rice corn and livestock feed grains while expanding farmer freedom. Secretary Benson hails the move as principled and timely, with House action expected as leaders weigh compromises.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower March Bist
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Harald D. Cooley
House Agriculure
Thor Explodes In Mid-Air During Test Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A Thor intermediate range ballistic missile burst apart high in the sky shortly after launch at 1 40 m It exploded into two pieces four minutes ten seconds later crashing into the Atlantic about 1500 miles from the site The Air Force cited a malfunction and halted a three day search for a Thor Able nose cone housing Wickle the mouse
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Thor
Ocean
Atlantic
Air Force
Soviet Troops End Romania Mission Quietly
Radio in Vienna reports the last Soviet troops have left Romania. The Kremlin announced on May 27 that forces in Romania since World War II would depart and that about 12 000 soldiers would be pulled from Hungary as part of the troop reductions.
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Romania
Vienna
Bucharest
Kremlin
Hungary
Four Teacher Vacancies In Corry Schools Announced
Superintendent Dr. William Rodemeyer announced four new teacher vacancies for Corry public schools for the coming year. Shortages exist in special education, elementary Conelway staffing, and several replacements including speech therapy, music, and mechanical drawing. Existing staff reassignments and substitutions fill remaining posts as vacancies persist.
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Corry
William Rodemeyer
Hatch
Conelway
Ben Calderone
Colette McClintock
Union City
Judith Dwyer
Doin Bottiner
Robert Mulyin
Mulym
Mary Matson
Wright School
Martha Johnson
Helen Brown
Concord
Brown
John Ireland
Conelway School
Hazel Middleton
Ruth Burkhart
Drownings Reported After Russian Youth Boat Accident Near Omsk
A Muromtsevo resident’s letter describes 25 people drowned when a homemade boat overturned during a Young Communist League outing on a Siberian river near Omsk. Only two children and an accordion player survived the June 27 accident.
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Muslov
Her — Izvesuum Woday
Young Communist League
Omsk
Siberia
Muromtsevo
Doctor Dispels Fears Of Closing Erie Hospital
AMA spokesman denies a plan to close the Erie VA Hospital amid concerns raised by the American Legion. Dr Roth testified in Washington that VA facilities need not receive more money, arguing funds could advance civilian hospitals instead. He notes VA patients with service related disabilities are a minority and calls for reallocating funds to civilian care.
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Erie
Wn. Mussennoth Jr
American Medical Association
Erie Veterans Hospital
Michael Markowitz
Pennsylvania
American Legion Rehabilitation Service
Deelgates
Philadelphia
Erie VA
Washington
Roth
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Markowitz
House
AMA
Federal Medical Service Committee
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