Unemployed Allegany County man disarmed by troopers
New York state troopers stopped Wilfred M Taylor 40 of Allentown after he drew a gun and shouted threats to shoot policemen. Lt. William Keeley said Taylor faced first degree assault charges and was committed for observation at the New York State Homeopathic Hospital near Guwatlita for evaluation.
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Crash Kills Three Airmen in Train Wreck Scenario
A United States Air Force incident leaves three airmen dead in a crash described by officials as a tragic train related mishap. Eyewitnesses report scattered debris and confusion as responders secure the scene and begin investigations into the sequence that led to the fatal event. Provisional findings indicate involvement of a motor vehicle and railway line with the victims identified as service members from AHS and CME units. Further details on the exact location, timing, and cause remain under inquiry by investigators.
Burglars Take $50,000 In Jewels
A jewelry theft yielded about $50,000 in jewels from a residence. Police say entry appeared forced and suspects fled the scene before guards arrived. No arrests were reported as investigators trace the break in at the property near missing boxes and valuables.
Elderly Killer Ends Night Of Terror
A distressed elderly assailant surrendered after a fatal rampage in a quiet town. Police report the suspect killed a person and wounded others before retreating to a residence and later giving up to deputies. The investigation continues as authorities seek motive and confirm identities and connections.
Eisenhower Won't Withdraw Strauss Nomination
President Eisenhower told Republican leaders he will not withdraw Lewin L. Strauss from consideration for secretary of commerce though party chiefs fear a showdown in the Senate. Dirksen predicted Strauss will be confirmed despite Democratic opposition as a government transportation study moves ahead with Armand G. Erpf named in the probe and rail interests under scrutiny.
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Cleveland Flood Struck South Side Suburbs After Downpour
Flooding ravaged Cleveland as heavy rain inundated University Heights and surrounding areas. Dozens of basements flooded while roads and sewers suffered damage as hundreds of motorists and residents faced stranding. City officials estimated losses in the hundreds of thousands or more, with several buses submerged and extensive property damage reported across the southeast sector.
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Lightning Kills Thruway Worker and Wounds Three
A bolt struck four men on the Erie County Thruway route east of North East. Robert J. Schnitzer, 34, of Oil City, was killed instantly. Fellow workers John Defoe, 19, Lloyd Gildéesleeve, 31, and Jo ple Haelaora, 43, were seriously injured. They stood near a bank from the roadbed when the lightning hit, leaving one man dead and three others severely shocked. All were treated at Hart Hospital.
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Prosperity in 1960 to be GOP theme
Washington reports that Sen. Thrston B. Morton and GOP officials urge prosperity as the 1960 campaign theme. They credit recovery for a robust economy while Democrats warn of a corn glut and farm price policy debates. Morton links prosperity to GOP policy, while Humphrey and Douglas fault Taft Benson farm policies.
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Alcoa Official Joseph Taylor Dies in Pittsburgh
Joseph G Taylor an executive with Alcoa Aluminum Co in Pittsburgh died yesterday in Southern Pines North Carolina after suffering a heart attack. The 11 year veteran of Alcoa held senior publications posts and was known for his work in corporate communications. He is survived by colleagues and family in Pittsburgh and North Carolina.
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Able Unable Monkey Dies After Space Flight Instrument Removal
A seven pound Rhesus monkey named Able, passenger on a Jupiter rocket mission, died during removal of a recording electrode at the Army Medical Research Laboratory in Fort Knox. Army officials said the death was due to rapid convulsive heart movement during anesthesia and not related to the flight. The other monkey aboard was Baker, a one pound squirrel monkey.
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Pastor Admits Paternity Guilty in Court
In Superior Court yesterday Rev Arthur Ro MacDougall pastor of Bingham Congregational Church admitted paternity for a baby born to a 14 year old girl. The clergyman known as the fishing parson faces criminal assault charges after the girl testified she had sexual relations with him at his Embden summer home. The girl, her mother and stepfather Delbert Badges testified.
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Gasoline Truck Explosion Reported After Crash
Newsman reports from the scene that a gasoline tanker and a propane truck collided on Route 122 near Red Church, causing a massive fire and fatalities. Police deny a collision and describe the blaze as an accidental tanker fire with no identified victims. Damascus asylum grant reported for former Syrian army chief Atif Bizri via Baghdad Radio. asylum applicant said to seek Europe.
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Couple cites paternity claim in baby’s care case
Mrs. Benjamin Bickford of Fairfield testified that the clergyman admitted fatherhood and agreed to pay for the child’s care. The baby stayed at Mrs. Bickford’s home before confinement. Badger is described as the cousin of Mrs. Bickford.
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Macmillan Probes Source Of Lloyd Rumor In UK
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans a personal probe to locate the source of a London Times report that he will move Selwyn Lloyd to a new Cabinet post after the next general election. He dispatched a cable to Lloyd at Geneva denying any foundation for the story and countering claims of reduced confidence. The Times said a new policy at the Foreign Office might be needed after the summit, while officials stressed Lloyd would continue to represent Britain for some time. The source of the rumor remained unclear as the government noted the paper would not name its informant. The Times reported Macmillan's cable and said the issue drew intense interest at Geneva.
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CAHS Athletes Adapt as 1959-60 Sports Push Begins
A fragmentary sports note outlines CAHS athletes shifting focus as the school readies for the new season. It mentions senior lettermen like Corry Hanna and Cochran, the returning swimming squad, and pending trials. The piece notes uncertain staffing, possible lineup changes, and the ongoing effort to regain form after recent years.
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Fu Manchu Creator Rohmer Dies in London
Sax Rohmer, author of the Fu Manchu series, died after a long illness in London. The creator of the oriental villain debuted in 1913 with Dr. Fu Manchu and, over 44 years, produced many stories. His real name was Arthur Sarsfield Ward.
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