Kennedy and De Gaulle Agree on Berlin Policy
Kennedy closes talks with De Gaulle in Paris and heads to Vienna to meet Khrushchev. The alliance is reinforced as Kennedy aims to ease East West tensions and push a disarmament plan while maintaining firm stance on West Berlin. Diplomats note De Gaulle was favorably impressed and Berlin policy agreed.
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Dean Rusk
Washington
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Averelt Marriman
Geneva
Laos
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Berlin
Vienna Talks Reds Optimistic Over Prospects
In Vienna optimistic Soviet bloc officials see a possible outcome from Kennedy Khrushchev talks. Pravda praises peaceful steps toward rapprochement while US critics are deemed blind to reality. Moscow papers echo a hopeful tone for world peace despite differing views.
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Austria
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Pravda
Pravada
Communist Party
Moscow Literary Gazette
U.S
Franklin Area Slayer Will Wed In Jail
Franklin area murder defendant Franklin Keller, 24, found guilty of second degree murder, applied for a marriage license in Venango County court after being escorted from jail. He is one of three in the Memorial Day beating death of 65 year old Robert Warren Mays at a Rockland Township picnic grove. Officials said the ceremony, expected in jail next Wednesday, would be officiated by Rev. Robert Morrison.
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Douglas Wayne Keller
Venango
Keller
Robert Warren Mays
Rockland Township
Joyce Leonard
Warren
Robert Morrison
Miss Leonard
Vielt
Girl Risks Life To Save Kitten At River
A high school girl named Carol Hubatch, 7, jumped into a river to rescue a kitten tossed in by two boys. She could not swim and was fully clothed but survived with the kitten saved by two other boys. The kitten Ned Beery was taken to an animal shelter and the girl expressed a wish to keep it.
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Truman scoffs at Eisenhower speech on new war warning
Former President Truman ridiculed Eisenhower's last night warning that Republicans would win the presidency in 1984. He called the prediction "too Republican" and said Eisenhower would be fooled by the outcome.
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Youth, 16, Kills Self After Reprimand
A 16 year old Centerville district boy, Bruce R. Gibbons, shot himself after a reprimand from his mother and stepfather for not doing farm chores. He telephoned his girlfriend before the act, then died from a 12 gauge shotgun wound. The boy lived with his mother and stepfather on a farm near Athens Grange Hall. He was a junior at Townville Consolidated High School. authorities labeled it death by own action. Ambulances arrived too late. Separately, America commissioned its first atomic submarine Sculpin at Ingalls Shipbuilding, to join the Pacific Fleet after Panama Canal transit.
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W. H. Earnest
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Young Gibbons
Tis
Clare Post
Post Ridge
Athens Grange Hall
Townville Consolidated High School
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Earnest
Peterson
Titusville
Hays
Bruce
Pascagoula
Miss
America
Panama Canal
U. S. Pacific
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp
Chains End Dime Check Charge at Local Grocers
Local A P Loblaw and Quality outlets stopped a 10 cent charge to cash checks in Cory Union City and Jamestown yesterday. Spokesmen said area customers disliked the extra fee after shopping for quality and service. Some managers noted banks and other costs still apply and a few stores outside the three cities keep the charge.
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Jamestown
Union City
Cory
Erie
Corry
Meningitis and heat plague Khartoum as cases rise
In Khartoum an epidemic of cerebro spinal meningitis spreads amid extreme 110 degree heat. Public Health reports 104 cases and seven deaths. In Australia a condemned killer, 33 year old Meryn Allan Fallows, wills his eyes to an eye bank in Perth days before his scheduled hanging for the murder of an 11 year old girl.
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Sudan
Wills
Australia
Meryn Allan Fallows
Perth
Fallows
Freedom Riders Gather Forces In Montgomery
Freedom Riders gathered in Montgomery as the Justice Department seeks a no violence restraining order against city authorities and KKK factions while counter motions seek to bar Freedom Rider groups from interfering with interstate travel. Jackson police report 62 integrationists arrested as Mississippi residents call to let the law run its course. Police chief Sullivan defends his department and denies intentional neglect of Rider protection amid mounting clashes.
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Miss
New Orleans
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Anniston
Ala
L. B. Sullivan
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Strikes Threaten Two Quaker State Refineries
About 400 oil workers are set to strike two Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. refineries at midnight in Emlenton Venango County and Farmers Valley near Bradford. The union seeks a 6 cent an hour wage rise and better fringe benefits, while the company says the union rejected a 2 percent wage hike with fringe benefits. The St Marys refinery in West Virginia is not involved.
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Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Quaker State
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Emlenton
Venango County
Farmers Valley
Bradford
Arid Management
Girl Pleads With Kennedy. Attorney General Responds
Thirteen year old Noresa Campman asked the nation’s top legal officer for justice over a high electric bill. Kennedy’s aide filed with the Rural Electrification Administration and Warren County PA inspectors found a short circuit in the Campman trailer wiring. The bill is being adjusted and Kennedy sent a reply noting appreciation for the letter. Continued on Page Three.
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Youngsville
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Tornado Levels Barn At Columbus Four Cows Die
A tornado struck a Columbus farm destroying a barn and killing four cows. A farm home, visible in the background, was missed as the structure collapsed. The event remains under initial investigation with no injuries reported to residents.
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Wind Damage Hits Four Farms Near Baker Hill
A violent afternoon wind battered the Baker Hill vicinity two miles south of Cylunbus damaging four farms including Eugene Marrs. A large frame barn was destroyed on the Marrs property with cows trapped as debris collapsed the barn roof. Nearby homes suffered shattered windows, toppled trees, and downed power lines as the storm zigzagged along Baker Hill road and into the Don Bennink and James Buell properties. The wind eased, but wreckage left widespread losses and a count over thirty thousand dollars remained uncertain at press time.
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Conrae Wil Si
Baker Fill Road
Don Bennink
Froit Yard
James Buell
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Kangaroo Court Trials Set for June 9 In Konyenes
Local event titled Kangaroo Court will feature four defendants on June 9 at Corry Junextama offices, with two more cases on June 10. Notable names Bricken and Dolan appear among participants. proceedings promise lighthearted and theatrical legal farce in a block-wide evening event.
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Corry
North Center Street
President Kennedy Receives New Plastic Domed Limousine
The president is to ride a bubble top plastic domed limousine easing visibility for visiting dignitaries as he travels. The account notes a traffic accident involving Mrs Catherine Meyers of Hellartown and an incident at a crossing, with crews unaware of the danger as the wagon reached Bexhtelver.
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Kennedy
Mig Halmond
Atrucke
Isatherine Meyers
Bexhtelver
Annual Moose Patrol Party Set For Tomorrow
A local Moose Patrol plans an outdoor gathering tomorrow on East Washington Street with refreshments and safety demonstrations. Patrol members will ride bicycles, display phosphorescent stickers, and invite youths from Guy’s Schools, with Mayor Kiesey and City Patrolman Levie Rolly among the attendees. In case of rain, activities move indoors to the nearby hall.
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Pred Kiesey
Levie Rolly
Artity
Western Pa Jolted By Wind Storms
A fast moving storm pattern swept western Pennsylvania Thursday night, felling trees and utility lines and disrupting services across multiple counties. Hospitals switched to emergency power in Washington County while Brownsville General lost power briefly. A trailer in Mount Pleasant collapsed injuring Lillie Bossart, and the Arlington Hotel roof was ripped off in California. Civil defense units stood by as winds toppled barriers and caused road closures.
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Mount Pleasant
Newell
Lillie Bossart
Prick Community Hospital
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Wina
Arlington Hotel
Pittsburgh
Dormontanitt Castle
Shenadt
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