Take Enesil attempt tied to weather and Dunlap plans
Erie swimmer Mary Hafey aims to start from Public Dock for Loni Point, Canada, hoping to swim back to the Peninsula tomorrow morning with sister Bernice and others. brother Lasala Doemmny remains in New York City. chief lifeguard Frank Pettinato may take his place. Police report few clear local incidents aside from minor crashes and a shift in city payroll timing.
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Erie
Torly
Loni Point
Canada
Bernice
Lasala Doemmny
New York City
Pettinato
Indicted In Coin Collection Thefts
Pittsburgh area man 37 from Glenshaw faces trial on burglary charges for stealing two coin collections. Coins found with him at arrest July 16 linked to a $6,000 collection from Robert and Mrs Williams of Pleasant Hills. He also faced charges over a $5,000 collection from Henry Worth’s Pittsburgh home. Police said he tried to sell Williams coins in Holidaysburg and other collectors unknowingly bought stolen coins.
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Pittsburgh
Sussera
Glenshaw
Seussera
Robert N. Williams
Pleasant Hills
Stassera
Seassera
Henry Worth
Holidaysburg
Seasseva
Williams
Hollidaysburg
Ebensburg
Nationa Heights
Duncansville
British businessman Lord Vitte dies in London hospital
Lord Vitte, 23, a British businessman and new paper owner, died yesterday in a London hospital where he was treated for a head injury. He owned an empire of trade and technical periodicals including the Birmingham Post and held a minority stake in the London Daily Telegraph.
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London
Lord Vitte
Birmingham
England
London Daily Telegraph
Riots erupt as crowds clash at Greenville drive ins
In Greenville North Carolina? South Carolina? hundreds of whites and Negroes clashed near two white driver restaurants Monday night. police arrested eight people, mostly teens, amid scattered fights at downtown stores and a drive-in incident a night earlier. A pistol brass knuckles and a slingshot were seized, and authorities say most arrests were for disorderly conduct.
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Greenville
Sheriff's Office
South Carolina
G. O. Bramlett
S. H. Kress
W. T. Steel
Freedom Leap Woman Kasenkina Dies in Miami Hotel
Oksana Kasenkina Kasenkina, once central to the 1958 Soviet consulate escape drama, dies at 63 in a Miami hotel from natural causes aided by a heart condition. The Tolstoy Foundation said she lived in seclusion, having become an American citizen in 1957.
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NEW Yorng
Oksana Stepanova
Kasenkina
Miami
Fis
Tolstoy Foundation
Tno
Nixon Best Says Keynote Speaker at Republican Convention
Chicago AP reports Rep. Walter H. Judd hailed the Eisenhower era and Nixon as the best qualified for the cold war, delivering a 6,000-word keynote on opening day. He praised the Republican record, attacked Democrats, warned against misrepresenting the U.S. as second class, and cited gains against missile lag and various Cold War flashpoints.
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Chicago
Walter H. Judd
Eisenhower
Jhidd
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Minnesota
Judd
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Truman
Trieste
Iran
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Formosa
Suez
Lebanon
Quemoy
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Steel Mogul Eugene Grace Dies At 83
Eugene G Grace, 83, longtime Bethlehem Steel Corp leader, died Monday in Bethlehem Pa. A Lehigh University graduate, he joined Bethlehem in 1899 and rose to president and later board chairman. Under his guidance Bethlehem expanded ingot capacity and became the nation’s leading shipbuilder. His health declined after resigning as chairman in 1957.
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API
Eugene G
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Grace
Chalmitt
Boston Braves
Lehigh University
Euorey
Directine Bethiehem
Gorden
Bethlehem Steel Co
Charles M. Schwab
U2 Spy Planes Praised as Brilliant Initiative
A former official hailed U2 spy planes as brilliant examples of successful initiative. He stated the U2 operations were outstandingly successful for four years and should inspire pride, arguing they helped prevent war rather than provoke it.
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U2s
Marlow reviews conventions and TV's impact on campaigns
Chicago AP dispatch notes the Republican and Democratic conventions mirror each other with dull speeches and bombast. Nixon faces the expected nomination while Kennedy’s running mate choice stirs only minor surprise. Southern factions clash on platform planks as pre-TV norms fade under television scrutiny. Campaigns will heat up in September as candidates outline promised programs.
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Alremdy
Jrates
Los Angeles
John B. Kennesly
Richard M
Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon Jubingan
Texas
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Perkins Dies at 66 in Clymer Home
Roy H. Perkins of Clymer died at 1 20 last night at his daughter's home aged 66 born February 1 1874 in Corry son of Laverne and Aiee Perkins former highway department employee survived by nine sons two stepsons a daughter twenty grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren two siblings and a brother in Corry and a sister in Rochester funeral at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 2 with Rev Barclay Fishburn interment David Curtis Cemetery in Columbiana aloud callers may visit today 7–9 p m and tomorrow 2–4 and 7–9 p m
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Clymer
Luellie Bensink
Mr. Perkins
Corry
jLaverne
Aliee Perkins
Highway Department
Bherman
Laverne Perkins
Panwins
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Falconer
Floyd McCullor
Sherman
Ray Perkins
Hazel Ballaggio
Rochester
N.Y
Spitzer
Thuysday
Barclay Fishburn
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
David Curtis
Columbu
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Mead Avenue
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Eteawa
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Erie City
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County Health Board
Buffalo
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W. Edward Dorsenel
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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