Hydrogen weapons in production and nuclear aircraft hopes
The government said it has begun producing weapons whose design derives from the 1954 hydrogen bomb tests and signaled multiple types. The Atomic Energy Commission noted progress and an accelerated weapons program, with renewed prospects for a nuclear powered aircraft propulsion, while stressing ongoing limits like shielding and power weight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
ABC
AEC
Bethlehem Steel Increases Dividend Amid Record 1985 Earnings
Bethlehem Steel Corp reports record earnings in 1985 and plans a higher dividend. Board chair Eugene Grace says profits and production will rise, boosting common stock dividend to 1.75 per share payable September 1 to holders of record August 8. Also notes 15 cent hourly wage increase after worker strike.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Abel Idustry
Eugene Grave
Grace
Two Victims of Lake Drowning Funeral Arrangements
Funeral plans were set for Karl Gates, 34, and Gloria Jean Burrows, 14, who died in a lake drowning on the Erie Peninsula during a family picnic. Witness accounts say an undertow and a late rescue attempt led to both deaths as guards arrived after 1 pm. Burrows will be laid to rest at McCray Cemetery after a Baptist Church service. Gates will be remembered in Corry after his Corry High School graduation in 1938.
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Corry
Erie Peninsula
Karl Gates
Gir
Gloria Jean Burrows
Adin Burrows
Gates Farm
Gates
Frederick Haenel
Snyder Circle
Burrows
Haenel
Bonnie Gates
Tfe
Bracken
Miss Burrows
Baptist Church of
McCray
Atlantis
Adit Burrows
R. D
Carry
Marsha
David
Stanton
Lulu Smith
Atlantic
Jesse Burrows
Corry High School
Zoning Board Denies Raleigh Shannon Andris Trailer Appeal
The Zoning Appeals Board denied the appeal by Raleigh Shannon and Roger Andris to locate and occupy a trailer in a C residential district near 307 East Columbus Avenue. The board cited a recent ordinance change prohibiting trailer occupancy in C districts and announced the decision after private sessions. In a separate ruling, Edwin J. Smith of 129 East Pleasant Street was granted permission to add an extension toward his eastern property line.
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Zoning Appeals Board
Raleigh Shannon
Roger Andris
Andrus
Shannon
East Columbus Avenue
Edwin J. Smith
East Pleasant Street
Uno Wu
Parade to Feature Over 90 Units and $600000 in Fire Equipment
Fire equipment valued at $600000 will be displayed during a parade marching from Raymond avenue to Center street, with judged booths and prizes totaling $714 for bands and units. The procession will pass along East Washington toward Wayne and finish at First avenue, featuring the Fountain of Colors display on First avenue and a large turnout from fire and rescue services.
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Raymond Avenue
North Center Streets
North Center Street
Binkkreds
Corrylles Fonjurtus
Thie Lisnen
Center Street
Plewsart Street
Mil Ontts
First Avenue
Ab Flyst
Chuyl Street
Tony
Tullight
Stifford Tose
Toile
Dnis
Evry
Oyutside
Gary Savings Did
Uy Boyd Stowe
George Rumbaugh
Williian Leaby
Wilbue Birkern
Fred Carmen
Meadville
EJ Bently
Jumiestown
Wid Edward McSherry
Fie
Sharon
Yi— Fond
Drum Earps
Stanford Ose
Passade
Corry
Wi-Trade
No. 9
Washington Street
Wayne Atreet
Wayne Atvert
Raymond Svenile
Police Seek Speeders as Car Vanishes After Stop
Police in Vodig Hat search for a green Ford with cream fender skirts observed speeding on Wayne Street. Officers traced the vehicle to the local station, but the occupants left after five minutes and no arrest was made. No further details on the driver or incident were reported.
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Hurley Drake
Bigas
Wayne Street
Eveninie Residentia
Noid
Ford
Polick
Firemen's Parade Set to Start at 3 P.M.
Thousands of parade fans across Northwestern Pennsylvania are ready as the Firemen's Association schedules a 3 PM start. Route details list Dexter Street from Raymont to Pleasant Street and West Pleasant to Fifth Avenue, with taggers of the crowd urged to arrive early and enjoy the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Yaniv Jairade
Northwent
Fin Mermiayivane
Firemen's Association
Talbott Case May Be Issue In 1956 Election
Reports say Democrats see President Eisenhower's Air Force Secretary Talbott affair as a potential campaign issue. The controversy centers on Talbott's outside work and alleged improper conduct. Senate investigations and White House statements are part of the public debate.
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Talbott
Air Force Chief
Senate
Presse Washington
Democrats
Eisenhower
Air Force
Tylbute
Hugerty
Igenhower
St. Dewands
Paub, Mulligan A Co. Morse
Senate Yesserinr
Fartt
Friends Protest Police Ruling Over Tractor Crash
Spartansburg residents voiced objections to State Police findings after Keith Fralick, injured when a tractor he drove was struck by a car on Route 7 north of Spartansburg, carried a lantern. Fralick's condition improved but includes concussion and possible skull fracture. witnesses disputed lack of lantern lighting.
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Keith Fralick
Spartansburg
Fralickeve
Rice
the Journal
Accu
Marty
RD. G. Dosey
Fralick
Hide
Three turncoats arrive in U S face charges
Three turned former comrades who embraced communism at war end return to the United States to face charges. They will be read their Army charges but remain in military custody for transfer to a stockade after family visits. The men include Dalton, Wynn, and Lewis, all described with home towns and ages.
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Francisco
Cole
Olympia
Wax
Hillsbard
Chipard
Chester Chon
Hiel
Monithowhias
Bile Gunes
Max Griggs
Min
Dex Partinens
Fr Baker
Prikonere
Local boy wins potato city field days contest
Kenneth Stutsman 12 of Cor FY vies for third place in the boys potato picking contest at Potato City field days. Ernest Machin of Manor in Lancaster County won with 200 pounds in four minutes. Mary Ann Kilns 20 from Berks County crowned Potato Queen, with Mayor Earle T. Cherry presiding. Nixon absent due to commitments.
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Lehigh County
Kenneth Stutsman
Corfy
Poluty City
Ernest Machin
Manheim
Lancaster County
Herold Whisster
New Hol- Tad
Ponto City
Coudera
Pennayiva~ Hui
Wren Fexideath
Earle T. Cherry
Uva
Cherry
Potato City
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Mary Ann Kilns
Bromieaville
Wilint L. Henning Mini Kisling
Harold
Allén
Ingradumte
Allentown General Mospil
Seligol
Min Faye
Mensch
Catawisen
Calumbia County
Aneon Runnettips
Uilges
Barbara Atakit
Outhannon
Perry County
Ghirley Enpron
Wypses
Potter Bouyty
Penelope Holtman
Sutawlesa
Nd Morthw Wire
Erte Louity
Atomic cannon issue stirs Japan's lawmakers
Report outlines U.S. Army atomic cannon and rocket deployments to Okinawa and the Far East, prompting Japanese ministers and opposition lawmakers to seek official reaction. Officials describe weapons as conventional or atomic depending on the system, amid debate on security guarantees and the U.S. military footprint in Japan.
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U.S Army
Wonhipetan
Ohtrol
FL Bray
Thuyt
Mattallon
Ft. Sil
Pentagon
Hatouchin
Wisister
Shigeru” Yoshida
Memibers
Japan
Okinawa
Tia
Ute
Sunshine Field
Forgery Sentencing for Pittsburgh Secretary and Husband
Christine Achwahin, 22, and her husband Charles Achtecht faced legal trouble in Pittsburgh after she pleaded guilty to forgery. Achwahin received an indefinite term in the State Industrial Home for Women, with authorities noting funds were used to buy clothing and a new item. The couple filed for divorce as the case unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Three Killed by Exploding Shell at Fort Meade
An Army mortar shell exploded during a training exercise near Fort Meade Maryland killing three soldiers and injuring two. The blast occurred about one foot from the mortar tube and the wounded were taken to the Marine Hospital at Quantico. ROTC cadets from the unit involved were scheduled to break for home today and return to duty.
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Associated Press
Meade
Army
Hkc
Manlint Furterson
Sinter
Hulle
Tex
Te Prentisa
Feet
Bio Mithor
James PF Matlig
Rou
Wewun
Mins
Pet Cary P Speyeray
Hatherine
Iov
Otarley
Avenuie
Stlvor Beli Md
AMT
Ue S260 Airborne Fitiniey
Corry Firemen Elect Officers At 22nd Convention
North Pennsylva nia Firemen's Association gathered for the 22nd annual meeting at Foran Wark Club with officers elected led by Charley Slower of Hickory Township as president Chester Van Zannl of Hocky Trove named first vice president and other posts filled at the session. A demonstration by the Meadville Rescue Squad preceded the program as the group planned a large parade for the Diamond Jubilee and firefighting displays. In Pittsburgh a newspaper boy reported finding the body of 11 year old Frank Weber in Reserve Township, ruled natural causes by the coroner three days after his disappearance.
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Joy Vieltine
Jogal
Iant Hight
Vierevins
Foran Wark Club
Pennsy Vauid Firemen
Chutes Collier
Wsnlatajieth
Stapaird Hose
Charley Slower
Hickory
Meer County
Chester van Zannl
Hocky Trove
Test View
Omfford City
Meer
Nevretirus
Adelyard Stove
Bungerstown
Twonauren
Hire
Burton
Association
Menivilie Fire
TaVor
Meadville
Mendle
Ronidenty
Meadvils
Fourth Ward
Stanford Hamn Company
Vrty Peliniay
Ann
Mint
Frank Weber
Elif
Reserve Township
George Ber Kope
Weber
Woman's Shooting Story Declared Hoax by Police
Meadeville police say Vera Brest of Sharon claimed she shot husband Lawrence and thought he was dead but the tale proved false. A pastor helped identify her, and Naddeo said she would be taken home after questioning about the incident in Crawford County.
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Meadville
Borat
Vera Brest
Sharon
Lawrence
Naddeo
Brest
Crawford County
Sovinnie
Ayad
Nuddeo
George tHtarvey
Pugeln Holiiness Church
Geneva
Rav
Hareny
Policn
Tinrvay
Altillay
Xearstore
Talline
Aliillay
Lorie
Naddeo Wuld
Waridering Wong
Parliaments moves eyed as tax plan seeks delay
Harrisburg reports the Leader administration probes two parliamentary moves to gain at least two days to rally GOP votes on an income levy. The plan refers a Senate-passed military bill to Finance and eyes a quicker final vote, while Democrats warn Republicans to avoid stalling.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Yotox
Gay Roy i
Furman
Senate Democraty
Senate Finance Committee
Payman Hlindele
Denny
Senate Republica
Tnt
Alon
Andrewy
Brin
Democrata Mt
Winstel
Nix
United
Fire Metalsmith As Security Risk
A fragmented OCR item discusses a metalworker or official linked to security concerns. It mentions Providence and naval aviation, with unclear personal details and parentage affecting security status. The text is badly garbled and contains nonstandard names and phrases.
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Hsiness
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