U S Fears More Plane Shootings Across Far East
Washington warned Communist China after a British plane was shot down off Hainan Island with 10 presumed dead. Twin protests were sent to Peiping via Britain while U S carrier aircraft continued search and rescue efforts. Pravda and Moscow denounced the action as provocative and aimed to prolong Far East tension.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
China
Red
Asti
U. S
Communist China
Formosa
State Department
Peiping
Hainan Island
America
Chang Han-fu
Tokyo
Moscow
Prav~da
Far East
Pravda
London
Rengion
Thief Sought After Saw Taken From Creek Road Property
State Police seek the thief who stole a Fleetwood chain saw value 300 from Theodore Cooper of Corry. The tool, serial number 6420, was taken sometime between Saturday evening and Monday morning from the Corry Spring Creek road area after the thief drove away in a truck. Police obtained a partial vehicle identification and urge anyone with knowledge to contact them.
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S P. mi
Corry-Spring Creek
Theodore Cooper
Corry
Fleetwood
Polles
Dinner Tonight Honors Roy Cohn in New York
A testimonial dinner will be held this evening in New York to honor Roy Cohn. Sponsors promise remarks and recognitions as attendees gather for the event.
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Roy Cohn
Hew
York
Ray 3. Cols
Public utility rates hike faces appeal from Western PA
An appeal over a Public Utility Commission rate increase for the General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania will be reviewed. Solicitor Elvin Teitelbaum said he will meet with opponents to challenge the decision granting a $1,089,000 boost. The PUC approved a $1,548,000 hike, affecting 125,300 customers in 13 western counties.
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General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Public Unity Commission
Johnstown
Elvin ‘Teitelbaum
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Erle
Franklin
Tunnville
Athens
Sayre
PUC
Mysterious Deaths Probed In Scottsdale Suburb
Scottsdale residents Vernon Frederick a 98 year old city councilman was shot to death in his home. Faye Demand 29 drove a 1954 Cadillac into a canal and died. William Demand 36 husband of Faye was held for investigation. Witnesses said the car was moving about 70 mph prior to the plunge.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Scottedale
Vernon Donn Frederick
Scottsdale
Faye Demand
Daniel Condon
Maricopa County
William F. Demand
Scotiadale
Frederick
Dortha Marie
Demand
Canal
Tariff Hike Targets Abroad Watch Makers Sections
President Eisenhower raised tariffs on watches manufactured abroad amid U S watchmakers praising the move as beneficial to domestic industry while Swiss officials warn of strained relations. The decision aims to lift imported watch prices and affect Swiss branded timepieces.
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Washington
Higenhower
U. S
Charles Brugmann
United States
Eisenhower
Feders
Britain Plans Exit From Suez Canal Zone in 1966 Pact
Cairo reports Britain will pull 83,000 troops from the Suez Canal Zone by mid 1966 under a preliminary agreement with Egypt. The pact sets a 20 month withdrawal after the treaty, allows bases if Arab states or Turkey are attacked, and keeps civil technicians for seven years. Col Anwar Sadat says US and Britain will aid Egypt as the army doubles in five years.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Gamal 'Abdel Nasser
Antony Head
Britain
Turkey
Civilia
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Ruling
Revolutionary Council
United States
Sadat
Get A License On Fide Soon
Police announce a special dog license enforcement to operate next Monday in Erie County. Chief Harley Drake reports 3,946 dog owners who had licenses last year did not obtain them this year, and stray or unlicensed dogs will be picked up and disposed of with prosecutions for owners.
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Fide
Harley Drake
Ward Gerry
Erie County
Roy Bllley
Corry
Corry youths complete first beginners swimming course
Twenty one Corry youngsters earned minnow club cards and pins after passing the national beginner standards at Canadohta Lake. Ronald McIntyre led six lessons with assistants Janet Orcutt and others. final tests included 20 foot jumps.
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Corry
Ronald McTntyre
Janet, Orcutt
Mary Kay Dykes
Dorothy Wallace
Constance Carroll
Dennis Carroll
John Carter
Marilyn Dale
Linda Hanna
Michel Hanna
Carol Jagat
Robert Kensinger
Judy Loveland
Richard Pitts
Joseph Rauischer
Dinah Rossbacher
Terry Straup
George Taylor
Kathie Tunnel
Maxine Vanderhoff
Richard Betts
Jan Bosak
Gary Smith
Paul Dinple
Lee Goodwill
Rhee calls for large counterattack against China
South Korean President Syngman Rhee urged Congress to back an Asian army of over two million with U S arms to strike Communist China. He warned the Soviet Union would threaten world peace without stopping and proposed mobilizing Korean forces while denying American ground troops.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
U. S
China
Congress
Sald
Asia
Europe
Africa
America
Rhee
Union
United States
Korea
Mainiland
Einenhower
Dulles
Wnid
United State
Soviet Union
Republic of Korea
Formosa
House Approves Foreign Aid Bill for Fiscal Year
The House passed and sent to the Senate a foreign aid bill totaling 6,208,419,979 dollars for the current fiscal year. The 2058-128 roll call confirmed after seven hours of debate, the last appropriations measure the House will consider this year.
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House
Washington
Senate
Misenthower
Defeat Dem Move On Tax Measure
The House defeated a last minute Democratic attempt to strike a tax cut on dividends from the President’s tax revision. The move delayed passage of a 1000 page plan that would trim the 1964 tax bill by about 1.263 billion dollars. The debate included a speech by Korean President Syngman Rhee as the session stretched on.
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Dem
Washington
House
Ullowr
Syngman Rhee
Democrate
Ike Says Communist Plan Behind Plane Attacks
President Eisenhower called Chinese Communist attacks on American and British planes part of a Red plan to split the Western Allies. He said the United States will defend its rights and that rescue missions were legitimate business, noting American aircraft shot down two Red planes over the South China Sea. He emphasized foreign aid farm policy tax reform housing and social security must pass and supported a higher debt ceiling. He praised the Anglo Egyptian agreement on Suez and supported Cooper for reelection despite party rifts over atomic energy issues. He urged tariff reductions while allowing higher duties on some watches.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Egypt
Sues Canal
Atatesmm Fiip
Litics
Cooper
Penter
Washington Street Paving Project Begins Westward
Pennsylvania Department of Highways crews moved onto Washington Street this morning under Jake Loupe of North East. They will grade and install a new sluice as paving starts at Washington and Essex and proceeds west to the city line, replacing the current surface.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Highway
Washington
Center
Washington Streets
Driver Pleads Guilty in Warren County Crash
Gerald Hott 36 of Tylersboro pleaded guilty to a charge and was committed to Warren County Jail until the next term after arraignment before Justice Fred Berry. He drove a truck that clipped a car driven by Victor Cragg Sr. on East Pleasant Street. Hott was arrested by State Police.
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Gerald Hott
Tylersboro
Fred Berry
R. D. A. Warren
Warren Cournty
Suert
Victor Cragg Sr
East Pleasant Street
Amashup
Warren
Inmates Strike At Washington Prison Hunger Spreads
Washington State Penitentiary at Walla Walla reports a passive resistance hunger and sitdown strike among inmates. State patrol reinforced guards as warden Cranor notes 62 percent employment and widespread idleness fueling the unrest.
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Washington Prison
Preon
Louisiana and Oklahoma primary results show incumbents favored
Louisiana Senator Ellender expanded his margin as he handily defeated two challengers in the Democratic primary and Senator McClellan led but failed to secure an outright majority. Oklahoma saw Raymond Gary win the Democratic nomination for governor while Lt. Gov. Berry fell short in a runoff bid.
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Associated Press
Allen J. Hilender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate
Army
McCarthy
McMath
Paul
Chambers
Leonard Bills
Filender
New Orleans
Riad
Frank B. Gillis
Ellender
Wills
Gilbert Foult
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
William ©. Coe
James B. Berry
Berry
Pink Williams
Haass
Gary
Williams
Marri
DeArk
Arkaniss
Francis Cherry
Orval Foubus
Cherry
Mar Senate
Robert Kerr
Brad Mock
Raymond Fields
Guyman
Alwart
Power Break Disrupts Northwestern Pennsylvania Plants
Early this afternoon Penelee officials reported an extended power outage affecting Erie County and most communities west of Warren and north of Oil City for about 28 minutes. Utilities blamed a heavy overload. no serious damage or line explosion occurred. Corry froze as clocks stopped and cash registers failed, with traffic lights dark and industrial noise silenced.
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Penelee
Front Street
Geneting
Pennsylvania
Ire Company
Penplec
Calla
Browk
Tricity
Erie County
Earl T. Cherry
Ol City
Corry
Planta
Harley Draka
Bari T. Cherry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Warren
Oil City
Blaze demolishes Reading paint warehouse in five hour siege
A two story paint warehouse owned by Wilhelm Co. part of Glidden Paint was leveled in a spectacular blaze. Nine firefighting units battled acrid smoke and flames for more than five hours. Superintendent W H Gelb estimated damage over 150000.
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Reading
W. H. Gelb
Wilhelm Co
Glidden Paint Co
Permits Reopening of Ashland Maternity Ward
Secretary of Warfare nolda Rey today gave Ashland State Hospital permission to reopen its maternity ward pending hospital board approval. Reopening hinges on a sealed newborn room to prevent a recurrence of the blue baby ailment. The board will meet tonight to consider the department plan to meet the emergency that closed the ward nearly two weeks ago.
Senate House Group to Study All Differences
A Senate House group will study the differences after a 13 day bitter debate. Resentments from the debate threaten to slow other legislation as lawmakers consider adjustments and potential compromises.
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Senate House
CongressionalBattle Over Atomic Bill Reaches Conferees
Washington reports a marathon Senate debate ends with 57 to 28 passage as a House Senate conference committee must reconcile major differences. The measures open atomic power to private industry and allow limited nuclear information to allies while shaping patent and AEC authority. The fight leaves scars over power provisions and tactics used to curb opposition filibusters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Benate-House
U. S
Benate
Oregon
Senate
Knowland
California
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ager
Poatpongy
Mother Seeks Daughter in Corry Runaway Case
A Corry area mother identified as Mrs. Shaw reported her 16 year old daughter Betty ran away yesterday with Frank Hillman a serviceman stationed at Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Police advised contacting Conneautville police as Hillman’s family now lives there and said he is unlikely to return to Corry.
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New Brunswick
Camp Kilmer
M. J
Shaw
Betty
Frank Hillmen
Carrylte
Sirs. Shaw
Conneautville
Hillman
Company A to Hold Reunion for Ex-Servicemen
The annual reunion of members of Company A will be held at the Corry Veterans home this weekend. W. Houghton announced the event. Ex-servicemen who served with the company, now listed as Company F, have signaled attendance. Registration is Friday with a dance and entertainment Saturday evening.
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Company A
Corry Veterans of Foretign Ware
W. Houghton
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