15000 Riot In Tokyo Protest Ike Visit
More than 15 000 leftists including students workers and socialists protested Eisenhower's Tokyo visit outside the U S embassy. The demonstration coincided with nationwide work stoppages by Sohyo causing transport chaos and aimed to pressure Prime Minister Kishi to dissolve Parliament and call elections.
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White Stone
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S Japan
Sohyo
Labor~ Federation
Kishi
Sokyo
Teacher Arrested Over Pupil Beating at City School
Philadelphia police say substitute gym teacher William Hunter was arrested after beating pupil Robert Scott 14 at Octavius Catto school basement. Scott received hospital treatment for bruises.
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Philadelphia
Robert Scott
Williash Hunter
Octavius Catto
Scott
City OKs Work On Old High School
City Council authorized continued demolition of the old West South Street high school building with proof of liability insurance. Hasbrouck firm of Titusville may take over and remove rubble, while Ketzel of Erie questions future use of the property amid unconfirmed rumors of professional offices.
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West South Street
J. Fred Kinley
Barnhat Wrecking Co
Hydetown
Elwood Heaster
Connegutville
Roland Ketvel
Erie
Kinley
Hasbrouck Firm
Titusville
Soviet Disarm Plan Scrutiny and Khrushchev’s Role Questioned
A late era article critiques Premier Khrushchev as a figurehead under military control while Western powers view Soviet disarmament terms as masking Communist imperial aims. The piece frames Khrushchev’s broad outlines as dictated by superiors and warns that policing any agreement would serve Soviet expansion, not peace.
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Shchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Forward Steps Envisioned In Two Points Of New Proposal
U S officials say Khrushchev’s revised disarmament plan contains two possible forward steps. The State Department promised close study while urging Moscow to consider Western proposals of May 16. The statement followed Khrushchev’s harsh attack on President Eisenhower.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Priday
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Eisenhower
Students Honored At Wright School Award Day
More than 100 Wright School students received awards for achievements in various activities this term. Principal Miss Ann Baressi announced top placers in multiple categories and a fifth grade geography contest sponsored by Citizens National Bank.
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Wright School
Ann Baressi
John Tate
John Gage
Robert Alexander
William Wolfe
David Sprovers
Roberta Joley
Dorothy Mikesell
Martha Nichols
Bonnie Barber
Patsy Miller
Becky Morrison
Capt
William Nichols
Eddie Dorsehel
Connie Bauer
James Norton
Michael Dubrosky
Janet Gates
Baressi
Erie Harness Track Bid Moves To State Review
Area Racing Group seeks a harness track outside Erie County after a denied pari mutuel betting proposal here. The Pennsylvania Horse Racing Corporation preliminarily applied, with Erie among three areas reviewed by the State Harness Racing Commission. Richard Haratine named as one of the Erie incorporators.
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Bras
Aie Isc Socal Corporation
Erie County
Pennsylvania Horse Racing Corporation
Erie
State
Harness Racing Commission
Richard Haratine
David L. Lawrence
Erie Corporation
Boy Survives 15 Days After Plane Crash in Manitoba Bush
An eight year old boy found alive 15 days after a plane crash near Flin Flon Manitoba. He survived on the wreckage site beside a bush lake area while rescuers later recovered his father and the pilot among the dead. Pilot Harry Evans of Transair Ltd located the wreckage and rescued the boy. The plane had been in flight from Flin Flon to a northern destination when it disappeared after hitting rocks.
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Flin Flon
Walter Sedor
Flin Flont
Winnipeg
Steve Sedor
Ken Harrison
Walter
Chance
Manitoba
Harry Evans
Transair Ltd
Evans
Fred Saga
Tartan Lake
Waltex
Defiant Khrushchev Cuba Visit Faces Cold Cuban Welcome
Washington diplomatic observers view Khrushchev's Cuba visit as a bold bid to spread Castro's democracy across Latin America. They anticipate a cool reception from Cubans wary of communist influence and note Cuban prelates warning about communism's perils. The move signals possible broader Latin American outreach and continued anti-Eisenhower rhetoric from Khrushchev. The report also notes Cuban authorities disclosed the invitation while warning of Castro hospitality to a foe of Eisenhower. Cars kill two Pittsburgh girls in separate tragedy near their homes.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Latin America
Moscow
Khushenev
Paris
United States
Ste
Anastas Mikoyan
Castro
Eisenhower
Summer Band Activities Set At Corry High School
Summer band sessions begin with registration at Corry Area High School music room on Wednesday from 1 to 4 pm. Ronald E. Rairie says beginners may sign up and receive instruments. lessons are free, with instrument rental optional. Two three week periods run June 9 to July 1 and August 18 to school start, daily hours 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm. Beginners receive two lessons weekly totaling 12 sessions. active students have additional band opportunities and a weekly lesson. Baton classes for school age children six and up also open for registration on Wednesday. Miss Linda Tarbell directs the classes.
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Corry Area High School
Ronald E. Rairie
Apm
Leson
Rable
Linda Tarbell
Sentence Girl In Robbery Slaying
A 19 year old Pittsburgh woman received a jail term after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the robbery killing of a North Carolina man. She and John Hart of Pittsburgh were accused of robbing William C. Querey of Rockingham North Carolina at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport Hotel on September 5.
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Ister
Pittsburgh
Srecetadam
Thonta
North Carolina
John Hart
William C. Querey
Rockingham
N. C
Querey
Greater
Pittsbugh Airport
Car Strikes Field and Two Men Jailed After Alcohol Tests
Two New York State men faced three vehicle code violations after a car driven by Howard C. Lewis 26 of Lakewood NC reversed into a yard at Mead and West Columbus. Lawrence I. Dine was in the car as police officer James Keppel arrived. Both men were jailed and subjected to blood alcohol tests as officers review suspensions and permits. Lewis faced drunken driving and driving while license suspended charges. An alderman received the case file.
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Mead Avenue
West Columbus Avenue
Keppel
Lawrence I. Dine
R. D
Alderman M
Cobbett
Gasoline Seepage Triggers New Orleans County Emergency
A state of emergency was declared as thousands of gallons of gasoline seeped into sanitation and storm sewers in a New Orleans County village. Mayor James Robinson announced the alert after five flash fires and gasoline found in sewage basements forced nearly 400 residents to evacuate briefly. Residents were told to roll cooking gas and avoid smoking until the threat subsides.
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Alvlon
Orleans County
James Robinson
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Heaster
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John Martin
Anna Stewart
Frank McKetta
Lawrence Park
F. G. McCartney
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McKetta
Area Racing Group
Paulette Jadnski
Pttsburgh
Lawrenceville
Kay Jean Francis
Garfield
Tnoe Spatrick
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