Berlin crisis talks hint Soviet may yield West rights
Geneva AP report says Andrei Gromyko hinted in secret talks the Soviet Union could concede Western allies rights to maintain military garrisons in West Berlin. Western ministers sought free access as a test of Soviet willingness to reach a Berlin settlement, but Gromyko conditioned it on turning West Berlin into a demilitarized free city, a plan rejected by the Allies.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Gromyko
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
7 638 Miles Nonstop: Max Conrad Sets Flight Mark
Max Conrad, 56, breaks the 7 638 mile nonstops record from Casablanca to Los Angeles in 56 hours 26 minutes aboard a Piper Comanche. He credits mint tea for causing nausea and notes the feat was a plane manufacturer promotion. He previously exceeded the Manila to Oregon record in 1957 and plans to rest before returning to duties as a pilot and songwriter.
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Angeles
Max Conrad
International Airport
Casablanca
Morocco
Los Angeles
Africa
California
Conrad
Cuba
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Francisca
W. L
Pat) Boling
Manila
Oregon
Denver
Y Red Cross Swim Campaign Signs 67 Kids
The Y Red Cross Learn To Swim drive has 67 youngsters enrolled from two area schools Col umbus School reports 45 participants Conway School 22 with Corry city and St Edward's yet to report. Gerald Lane notes early results imply a successful campaign despite transportation issues in outlying areas. Classes will run morning and afternoon five days a week from June 16 to June 26.
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Corry
Mvun - American Red Cross
Columbus School
Conelway School
Corry City
St. Edward's School
Gerald Lane
Lane
Aero executives hold seminar at Kane Manor resort hotel
Aero Supply Mfg Co executives and supervisory staff attended a two day seminar at Kane Manor to discuss department problems and cross functional insights. Leo Strauss, Aero president, and Henry Brightman, secretary, attended along with local plant personnel set to return to the city tomorrow.
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Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Kane Manor
Kane
Aero
Leo Strauss
Strauss
Henry Brightman
Corporation
Seasions
Eisenhower Signals Possible Rise in U.S. Bond Rates
President Eisenhower warned Congress the government must compete for money with realistic interest rates or face trouble. He hinted at a potential increase in the interest rate ceiling on government bonds, noting the 4 percent limit set in 1918 and saying decisions on higher rates or debt limits had not yet been made.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fas
Congress
Society of Business Magazine
America
United States
U.S
Umut
Ruling Allows Longer Drunken Driving License Revocation
Harrisburg AP The Justice Department ruled that a driver can lose an operator's license for more than a year after drunken driving conviction. Under current law License suspension follows an administrative hearing by Revenue. If convicted in court Revenue may revoke for a year, but the suspension time cannot be charged toward that year.
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Harrisburg
Justice Department
Revenue Department
Elmer T. Bolla
D Day Ranger Courage Recall by G K Hodenfield
G K Hodenfield recalls the D Day assault by four Ranger companies on a fortified cliff in Normandy. Sgt Bob Youse and Sgt Alvin White led a perilous climb to destroy a German machine gun nest, suffering wounds yet securing the left flank for others to advance.
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Ednor
Normandy
D-Day
G. K. Hodenfield
Stars and Stripes
Hodenfield
Heles
Associated Press
U. S
Ranger
Bob Youse
Spgt
Alvin White
D Day
English Channel
Yous
White
Youse
Kingdom Come
Eliminate Insurance Plan Urged by Judge Lewis
Pittsburgh AP report says Judge Lewis proposes a $30 annual car owner tax to fund a state traffic crash fund. All damage claims would go to a referee instead of civil courts, eliminating auto insurance and aiming to ease court congestion. The plan targets 4 million Pennsylvania car owners and a fund of about $120 million.
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Pittsburgh
Yurgey
Loran L. Lewis
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Jurist
Jct
SEA Seeks More State Aid For Hard-Pressed Schools
Pennsylvania faces rising education costs as 2900 districts would need more state aid to avoid higher local property taxes. The State Education Association backs increased funding and higher salaries to meet acceptable standards, citing a 4500 annual minimum for teachers and a broadened, rounded education. Charles Price, 78, publisher of the Charleroi Mail, dies in Charleroi hospital.
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SEA
Leonard A. Unger
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Centre County
Wyomissing
Berks County
Pornayivania State Education Assit
Commonwealth
PSEA
Charleroi Pa
Harry E Price
Mall Publishing Co
Charleroi Mail
Charleroi-Monessen Hospital
Youth Admits Slaying Prof's Daughter
Philadelphia AP report: Edward Cooney Jr., 15, an honor student, confesses to strangling Beck Holt, daughter of a University of Pennsylvania mathematics professor. He led detectives to the basement where the body was found. Beck had been missing since early afternoon. Cooney is charged with homicide and held at a youth study center. Beck's parents, Anatol and Kay Holt, were in shock at the family home near the Holt residence.
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Philadelphia
Edward Cooney Jr
Beck Holt
Cooney
Becky
Counity
Holt
Edward
Kay
Ison
Betky
Anatol Holt
Latvia
Sperry Rand
University of Pennsylvania
Infants Die From Plastic Sheeting in Bronx and Staten Island
AP reports two infants Nahey Walton aged two months in the Bronx and Migdalis Perez four months in Staten Island suffocated by plastic sheeting. A plastics industry warning urged keeping bags from children. The National Safety Council notes three months of this year saw child deaths tied to plastic bags.
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Eb Jork
Bronx
Staten Island
Nahey Tiynn Walton
Migdalis Perez
Hye Plastics Industry
National Safety Council
Keating Opposes Kinzua Dam Plan Amid Indian Opposition
Senator Kenneth B. Keating renewed his opposition to the 114 million dollar Kinzua Dam project arguing a shift from his House stance now that he is in the Senate. He cites constituent opinions as influential in the final decision while Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation backs flood control. The Seneca Indians oppose the reservoir as it would flood about 4.0 acres of their reservation in Calla... County New York, and the ACLU urged cautious steps before proceeding.
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Trowilionr
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Kinzua
Pav Keating
Pennsylvania
Kinga
New York State
Allegheny River
Callalausas County
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
C of C Board To Hear Survey Progress Report
Chamber of Commerce directors will review the attitude survey progress in Gerry conducted by Gannon College staff. The meeting, set for the second Tuesday to avoid Corty Area High School commencement, includes a hotel dinning room dinner at 6 30 p.m.
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Mio Ar
Chamber of Commerce
Gannon College
Corty Area
West Germany Chief Reverses Plan to Run for President
KONRAD ADENAUER reverses decision to seek the largely honorary presidency of West Germany and stays on as chancellor. He calls an emergency party meeting to inform Christian Democratic members of his change. Ludwig Erhard, favored by party critics, is surprised by the reversal while visiting the United States.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenaier
West Germany
Adenauer
Hte Christan Democrat Party
Sue
Frag Etgel
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
United States
Washington
Circus Day at Cony July 17 Promises Big Show
July 17 event at Cony promoted by Civil Defense chief Chifford Holcomb features Hagen Brothers Circus of Edmond with over a hundred performers including new acts. Twelve foreign countries represented, stars from around the world, acts such as clowns jugglers elephants and horses. Proceeds reportedly to fund a new emergency beacon or device per organizer Molcomb.
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Cony
Chifford Holcomb
Hagen Brothers Circus
Edmond
Gkliimas
Hauer Binthers
America
Molcomb
Theorry
North Koreans Routed in South Korea Border Skirmish
South Korean troops repulsed four North Korean attempts across the armistice zone. An army spokesman said two North Koreans and one South Korean were killed with others wounded in the clash.
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Seoul
Korea
North
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