Urge US Ratify Treaty Before Ike's Japan Trip
Senator Fulbright and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee push Senate ratification of the new U S Japanese security treaty in advance of President Eisenhower's planned June 19 trip to Tokyo. Secretary Herter urges swift approval amid a Japan unrest backdrop, with White House confirming no change to the visit plan.
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Jury Acquits Hargrove in Christmas Eve Slaying
Floyd E. Hargrove is acquitted after six hours of deliberation in the murder of Charles R. Clark, husband of Hargrove’s love interest Lois Clark. The case involved confessions, polygraph tests, and competing theories that a stray shot or another shooter caused the death in Mentor, Ohio.
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Nixon Sees California Primary Rise for Republicans
Vice President Richard Nixon hailed Tuesday's California primary results as great encouragement for Republican prospects in November. He credited a heartening vote of confidence from California voters and noted the unexpectedly large McLain showing, arguing independent Democrats still hold sway in the state.
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Cleanup Ordered After Subway Fire Nightmare
AP reports a subway fire in New York City caused smoke fills and train delays as hundreds evacuated and 150 were hospitalized. Mayor Wagner ordered a full cleanup and safety inspection after a private contractor left trash that worsened Tuesday morning blaze at Grand Central area.
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Charles L.patterson
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Corry Pair Ordered to Pay For Wishing Well Damage
Corry two men were ordered to restitution totaling 75 dollars to Mead Park Association for damage to a wishing well in Mead Park two months earlier. James Conroe and Dennis Beardsley will share repairs and hearing costs. Conroe released after a local hearing but later jailed for Warren County charges. Both men posted 300 dollar bonds, with Conroe to be returned to Warren County to face further charges.
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Frosh Sophs Score High On Corry Area Tests
Ninth and tenth graders at Corry Area High School posted top National Educational Development Test results. In March, 1 ninth grader and 46 tenth graders reached the 90th percentile or higher, among 300,000 US students.
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Roger Hoover
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Ronald Johnson
Eaylene Biiley
James Jackman
Miss Billey
Jackman
Noble Anderson
John Davidsin
Betty Davis
Joseph DeLellis
Richard Patver
Marion Felton
Thomas Flowers
Lawrence Mae
Patricia Perry
Elizabeth Person
Diana Shrembling
Harold Slaughter
Michael Vincent
Jerry Ward
Charles Hesse
Pauline Lily
Lorette Bailey
Hiram Daley
John Edwards
Edward Penstermacher
Robert Kensinger
Lavella Titstrom
Jerry McIntyre
Paula Meerdink
Dennis Merrill
Willam Roehrig
Tere Styank
Sharon Steadman
Cheryl Stoke
Arthur ‘Tarbel
Kath Tunnell
Radiation scare after AF missile burns at McGuire base
A Bomarc missile with an atomic warhead caught fire in a concrete launching pen at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey causing a radiation scare. Initial reports claimed high radiation in surrounding pine lands but officials said radioactivity remained confined to the damaged pen. Investigators from the Atomic Energy Commission the Defense Department and New Jersey health officials would probe the incident as fire crews extinguished the blaze within 45 minutes. Roadblocks were set up as soldiers and police limited access to the area and decontamination teams prepared for containment.
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Rail workers seek five cent wage rise, health program talks urged
Bulletin from Washington reports a presidential emergency board recommending a five cent hourly wage increase for 650000 railroad workers facing strike threats. The raise would take effect July 1. The board also urged the parties to negotiate improvements to the industrys health and welfare program.
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Corry Salvation Army Captains Transferred to Greenville
Captains Dean and Mrs Richard Dean, officers at the Corry Salvation Army Corps, receive orders to transfer to Greenville Pennsylvania. They will depart June 26 and report June 29. A farewell meeting is planned for June 26 at the corps building. Lt Richard Bush and fiancée will arrive from Pittsburgh to assume the Corry post after their 10 day honeymoon and upcoming marriage on June 18.
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Soviet Aims Said Unchanged by Lodge at Annapolis
ANNaPOLIS Md Henry Cabot Lodge United Nations delegate told midshipmen that Premier Khrushchev's attacks on Eisenhower show Soviet goals have not changed. He cited a Kremlin press conference as proof and urged a world at peace despite a difficult road ahead.
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First Air Writer Harry Harper Dies in London
Veteran aviation writer Harry Harper of London dies at 4 from first aviation writer for a major newspaper. He was appointed by Lord Northcliffe to the London Daily staff four years ago.
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Senate backs House probe on Philadelphia vote fraud
Harrisburg AP The Senate approved a resolution for a joint House Senate investigation into alleged Philadelphia vote frauds. The 27 22 vote advanced the plan but the measure was not immediately sent to the House. Republicans accused Democrats of aiming to whitewash charges against Victor H Blanc district attorney. The House Judiciary Committee with 13 Democrats and seven Republicans would handle the inquiry, while party leaders debated timing and potential impeachment moves.
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Two Motorists Find Bridge Too Narrow
Corry area motorists yesterday faced a one lane bridge too narrow for two vehicles. Jack Shearer, 28, of R D 3 Corry, and Wallin Bishop, M of R D 3 Corry, met on West Main street extension. Each driver believed the other would stop and neither did. The crash caused about 100 dollars in damage to Shearer’s truck and Bishop’s sedan. No injuries were reported, police said.
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Driver Hurt In Plunge Of Auto
Victor R. Fost, 93, fell asleep at the wheel on Take Pleasant Road north of Arbuckle. His pickup left the highway, rolled down a six foot embankment, and damaged the vehicle estimated at $300. He was admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital. State Police investigate the morning crash.
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Year-Old Tot Choking Convulsion Reported in Beaverdam
At 8 15 last night a one year old girl Pamela Peano was reported choking at a private home on Sill Road Beaverdam. Twelve volunteers assisted but she was removed to Corry Memorial Hospital where she was admitted in satisfactory condition after receiving oxygen to ease a convulsion and choking. Pamela is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Peano RD 2.
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Nixon leads in California and Tammany Hall falters
Primary results from California and New York show Nixon gaining strength while Tammany Hall suffers a setback. Nixon outpolled Brown on the Republican ballot in California though Brown and pension promoter McLain combined totals topped Nixon. In New York City Carmine De Sapio faced losses as reform Democrats defeated some of his followers.
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Jet Runs Wild On Catapult Fatal Navy Flight
PATUXENT Maryland AP Four Navy personnel died after a jet failed during catapult takeoff at Naval Air Station. The F-8 Crusader arced, crashed into a helicopter, and ignited a wreck in a parking lot. Pilot Capt Francis M Parsons survived in critical condition. another crew member and two others injured. Nearby, a sewer cave-in in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, killed Miller Kenness, 25, a Pittsburgh construction worker.
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