Eisenhower Urged to Meet Khrushchev Informally
Senator Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to open talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev as a substitute for a summit, arguing informal discussions could advance world peace. Senator Bridges opposed Khrushchev’s visit, while Nixon signaled possible recommendations after his Moscow talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
D - Minn
Nikita Khrushchev
Styles Bridges
Rn.y
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Moscow
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations
America
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Gov Signs City Pension Bill Expands Local Benefits
Gov. David Lawrence signed a measure granting Third Class cities the option to grant pensions to widows of police fire and other municipal workers killed in the line of duty. Erie County cities are affected Corry may pass ordinances to aid widows from deaths after January 1 1960, previously lacking protection.
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Erie
Erie County
David Lawrence
Corry
Publisher Heads Allegheny Airline Chairman Turnover
Henry A. Satterwhite has been elected new court chairman of Allegheny Airlines, succeeding Robert M. Love of Martha's Vineyard. Love remains a director. airline serves cities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Westington D.C.
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Allegheny
Henry A. Satterwhite
Lintel
Allegheny Airines
Robert M. Love
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Jail Area Man For Game Violation
A Union City man, David Peterson, 44, was jailed in Erie County for failing to pay a $100 fine tied to a deer season game violation. District game protector Elmer Simpson reported Peterson did not pay, was jailed until the fine or 100 days served, and was arraigned in Union City before Justice Raymond Local.
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Union City
Erie County
Elmer Simpson
David Peterson
Simpson
Corry
Park Rangers Press on in Canyon Search for Missing Teens
Park rangers in Grand Canyon National Park continue a tense search for 16 year old Mason Ges of Savannah and two companions, Eugene A. Gavigan 30 and Walter J Mahally Jr. 16, who entered the canyon Saturday with no sign of them and scant clues to guide rescue efforts.
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Park Rangers
Ariz
National Park Rangers
Georgia
Sbarbers
Mason Ges
Sa Ramnanh
Owens
Eugene A. Gavigan
Walter J Mahaily Jr
Unions End Steel Plant Shutdown at Verona Facility
In Pittsburgh region, a two month stoppage at Specialty Steel Products Co. Verona ends after a jurisdictional dispute between Molders & Foundry Workers Union and United Steelworkers Local 1156. Agreement calls for hiring from a seniority list and arbitration. plant prep to resume by early next week.
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Pittsburgh
Specialty Steel Products Co
Verona
Molders & Foundry Workers Union
United Steelworkers Local 1156
Specialty Steel
Molders Union
Plane crash near Oster Belgium injures pilot and minor
A plane crash near Oster Belgium left the pilot injured after the right landing wheel jammed the Ipsway engine. The scene described victims as casualties from the incident.
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Oster
Belgium
Despondent Father Admits Burning Home
Despondent father of four admitted setting fire to his one room home then disappeared. State fire marshal Stan ley Szymanowicz arrested him at an Erie residence and charged Charles T. Sanford 32 of R D 6. The remodeled house was gutted despite effort of three fire departments. Sanford arraigned before Peace Justice Harry Treland and jailed in Erie County. He pleaded guilty to arson saying he was despondent over marital strain.
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Stanley Szymanowicz
Erie
Charles T. Sanford
R. D
Sanford
Erie County
Harry Treland
Harborcreek
Sgt
Szymanowicz
Navy Denies Polaris Plans Slowdown Amid Test Failures
Rear Adm. William Raborn testified before the House Space Committee on test failures and delays in the Polaris missile program. Navy officials say the 1965 combat delivery target was shortened to late 1960s, with some range sacrificed to meet new timelines.
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Washington
William F Raborn
Tthe Navy
House Space Committee
Overton Brooks
D-La
Navy
Defense Department
House Seeks Probe Into Blue Cross Rates
Harrisburg AP Four of Pennsylvania’s five major Blue Cross plans raise rates sharply for hospital and medical subscribers starting Saturday. Rep. Arthur George Rep. Clarence G. Stoner Rep. Lester H. Zimmerman and Rep. Harry W. Price Jr. sponsor a resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to study Blue Cross hospitalization insurance costs and coverage duration.
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Harrisburg
Blue Cross
House
Pennsylvania
Joint
State Government Commission
Reps
Arthur George
Clarence G. Stoner
Cumberland County
Lester H. Zimmerman
Juniata County
Harry W. Price Jr
Mifflin Coutty
State Schools To Add World Cultures Course
State schools plan to offer a new course titled World Cultures. Boehmi calls it among the most important additions to the secondary curriculum. The program is said to cover various nations and cultures, expanding students' understanding of the world.
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Ann
Boehmi
Eulstm
Irich
Hawaii split first ballots in state elections
In Honolulu AP reports a Democrat won Hawaii’s lone U.S. House seat while two Republicans held narrow leads for governor. William F. Quinn leads Democrat John A. Burns in the governorship race. U.S. Senate results show Hiram L. Fong and Wilfred Tsukiyama leading Republicans with Oren Long and Frank F. Fast in contention. Daniel K. Inouye leads for the House, with Charles K. Silva challenging. Turnout nears 70 percent of 183,000 registered voters. Continued results expected.
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Nolulu
Hawaii
U.S
House of Representatives
Nours
Wiliam F. Quinn
John A. Burns
House
Daniel &. Mouye
Congress
Senate
U.S. Senate
Hiram L. Fong
Frank FP. Fast
Union City Street Repair Started
Moyes and borough officials begin a streets program in Union City with Johnson Street slated for widening grading paving and drainage. Crews will remove trees and sidewalks on the south side and curbing and gravel base work is planned for August 16 with county aid funds around 318 000 to cover borough costs.
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Nixon
Novosibirsk
George A. Zhukov
Soviet Union Cultural Committee
Uming
Em. Moyes
William Ellis
Johnson Street
Miles Street
Concord
Kilbourne
Bor
Union Battles Over Steel Profit Law in Harrisburg
A proposed tougher Sunday sales regulation nears final House approval after defeats of multiple amendments. The measure would raise fines for Sunday retail sales and restrict items sold, with support and opposition from Democrats and religious groups. Separately, the Senate advanced small loan cap changes and a graduated income tax bill, setting up further legislative action.
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Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Steelworkers call industry strike position ridiculous
The United Steelworkers accuse U.S. Steel of absurd profits to press the industry’s strike stance as mediators report no change in positions amid a 15 day nationwide walkout. A separate aluminum strike threat was postponed while U.S. Steel posts record half year earnings of about 254.9 million dollars.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Steel
Roger M. Blough
US. Steel
U.S. Steel
Blough
Walt
Adventist Opposes Sunday Sales Ban in State House Debate
In South Lancaster Massachusetts Seventh Day Adventist leader Rev Willis D Hawkett of the Atlantic Union Conference condemned Sunday sales bans as an attempt to establish Sunday-keeping Christianity and restrict religious freedom. The House debate was lengthy with speakers framing the bill as a clash between department stores and big businesses as momentum suggested potential passage.
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Lancaster
Mass
Wofship
Willis d. Hawkett
Atlantic Union Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Ioe
Hackett
J. G. Andrews
Cambria
Rep. Mauhen JH. Goldstein
R. Alleiheny
Auto Crash on Narrow Bridge Near Trtuaville
One person injured as a southbound car driven by Dina Martin and a northbound vehicle driven by Alfred Wyant collided on a wet bridge two miles north of Trtuaville. Ralph S. Martin suffered a head injury and was treated at Titusville Hospital. Damage estimated at 275 dollars to the Martin car and 1200 dollars to the Wyant vehicle.
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Tr Tuaville
Oak
Lernico
Dina Martin
Spartansburg
Wayon
Alfred Wyant
Titusville
Cong
Martin
Ralph S Martin
Spartansburgares
Ttusville Hospital
Poller
Pensioners Press Steel Employers for Higher Pensions
About 170 pensioned steelworkers from Clairton Pennsylvania gathered to protest for larger pensions. They circled the ULB Steel Corp plant entrance and called for a living wage for retirees alongside active workers.
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Pittsburgh
Clairton
Bette
Stygits
ULB, Steel Corp
Clairton Works
Dito
Washington
Commerce Department
Convicts Await Removal To Virginia County
Convicts charged with kidnapping an elderly man await removal to Fairfax County Virginia. James Hull 37 and Connie Platt 27 waived extradition after eluding capture in Allegheny County Jail. They were captured in Washington Pennsylvania after escaping a road gang. A $50,000 bond was set.
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Rawtsburga Yar
Mart
Allegheny County
Pairfax
Virginia
James Hull
Connie Platt
Washington, Pa
Washington
Hall
Court Awards Firm Damages in Pittsburgh Case
The Shenango Pottery Co. was awarded 248000 in damages from the estate of former officials. Federal Judge Joseph Wills ruled yesterday that the estate of James M. Smith Jr. violated a contract with stockholders claiming the firm. The decision crowns a long legal dispute over a forged or misrepresented contract tied to the potteries.
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Pittsburgh
Shenango Pottery Ca
U. 8 District
Joseph Wills
Vic James M Smith Jr
Jer Forte
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