Macmillan Urges Closer Economic Dealings With U S
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged closer economic ties with the United States in a televised address at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. He warned of artificial barriers to free trade and stressed the need for prosperity through money and trade in the free world while noting common dangers. He planned Washington talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles and received an honorary doctor of laws at DePauw.
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Indianapolis
Harold Macmillan
Tne
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Joney
Wade
Cline
Washington
Hisenhrower
al Bite
John Foxtoy
Dulles
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Promis & Fiend
France
de Gaulle
Elie
de Pauw
Coultes
Thulanapolis
Triana
Uelme Sinister
la Lowe
Union City Boy Dies? Burned in House Fire Victim
Union City reports a two year old boy severely burned during a residential fire. He immediate ly received emergency care at Hamot Hospital and was later moved to another facility. Doctors say he suffered burns to the head chest and back, with uncertain outcome. The incident remains under investigation by local fire authorities and hospital staff.
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Union City
Ik Tenurtet
Hamot Huspind
Ttn
Bon Cine
Bria Dey
Fund
Revs
Diayar
Hariot
Brian Way
Ojon City
Union Cty
EW Henderson
Brie
Brian
Hamot Treal
House Prepares For Debate On Trade Program
President Eisenhower's reciprocal trade program faces a House debate as two days of general discussion begin. The clock ticks toward June 30 expiry and a possible five year extension or tariff concessions. Opponents center on protectionist lines, with Democratic and Republican moderates split over concessions to other nations.
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Washington
Eirenhower
Lossip
Eisenhower
United States
Richard M. Simpson
Reds Ignore U S Prisoners
Washington says a junior Soviet diplomat denied trying to buy US military secrets. Nikolai Kurochkin, the embassy’s third secretary, was ordered to leave after paying hundreds for Army manuals and other materials. Beaumet, a 25 year old magazine writer from Arlington, says he provided non secret material for $435 over months and cooperated with investigators. He has since registered as a foreign agent and a government action is planned.
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Washington
Mitchail Menshikov
Menshikov
Nikolai I. Kurochiein
Nias
State Department
Charles T. Beaumet
Menshilov
Kurochkin
Satiray
United States
Beaumet
Clington
Justice Department
Department
East Germany Declares Jurisdiction Over Soldiers
Berlin reports East Germany asserts jurisdiction over U S Army men taken prisoner after a helicopter forced landing inside the satellite. Russia refused to assume responsibility for the incident and the captured soldiers.
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East Germany
Berlin
Russia
U.S. Army
Pony Killed on Highway Near Corry After Outbreak
A pony killed and a person injured when a car struck runaways on Route 11 west of Corry. The ponies owned by Lawrence Clark broke from a pasture near a crest in the highway, six miles west of Corry. Driver Florence McCray, 43, of Elgin, faced no injuries to passengers. vehicle damage estimated at 400 dollars. Police from State, local units investigated. Also note Mineralogist Alexander Newton Winchell, 84, died in New Haven after long UW involvement.
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Corry
Lawrence Clark
Jocal Winil
Glirence McCray
Elgin
McCray
Clark
Edinboro Route 6N Crash Hurts Three Women
Three women were shaken but not seriously hurt when two cars collided on Route 6N five miles east of Edinboro at 2 20 yesterday afternoon. Winifred M. Rawcliffe 68 Edinboro slowed to turn right and was rear ended by Wilma Heath 43 of Cleveland who could not stop. Ruth Stafford 65 a passenger in the Rawcliffe car also reported neck sprains, state police said.
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Edinboro
Winifred M. Rawcliffe
Wilma Heath
Cleveland
Rawcliffe
Ruth Stafford
Rawcliffe Auto
Cory Barracks
Guard unit preps for summer maneuvers at Tollantown Gap
Wet feet from all day rain did not dampen the spirit of Corey’s 112th Tufanitey National Guardsmen. After a two day bivouac and weekend training including driver training, combat formations, and battle drills, the unit prepares for summer encampment August 1 to 16. First Sergeant Clifford Wright says the group will travel to Tollantown Gap by track this year, instead of bus or train, due to the driving course.
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Corey
112Th Tufanitey
Shmer
Clifford Wright
Tollantown
First U. 5. Atom Plane May Use Remote Control
The nations first nuclear powered aircraft may be unmanned and radio controlled, tested remotely for months away from populated areas before landing for radiation and structural studies. GE Aerospace details five plus years of research, with Evandale Ohio and Idaho Falls sites contributing. Potential roles include bomber, missile launcher, global surveillance, antisubmarine and rescue support, with fuel and tanker needs dramatically reduced.
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Washington
National Defense
General Blockie Atomic Products Division
GE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Cincinnuti
Evandile
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Tanasitomic
Defense
Missing Teen Pair Returns After Graduation Dance Flight
Two Wilkins Township Junior High School students Gould Deer, 16, and Barbara Frank, 14, who had been missing since May 2nd, returned home before dawn. Parents said the teens claimed they did not marry and noted the departure appeared spur of the moment linked to graduation festivities. Police had suspended a search when they did not return from a school graduation dance.
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Mveysburgh
Wilkins Township
Gould Deer
Barbara Frank
John H Deve
Mediterranean Fleet Watches Mid East Crisis Off Turkish Coast
The Mediterranean Fleet assembles off the Turkish coast to ready for possible rescue of Americans as Lebanon turmoil deepens. Amphibious Marines along with sailors and naval aviators train for deployment, with 18 ships reinforced and 1,800 Marines aboard. A task force maneuvers near Lesbos with Des Moines, Salem, and destroyers providing gunfire support.
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OLI Dikiil
Turkey
Middle East
Lebanon
Nile
Lesbos
Dikell
Des Moines
6Th Fleet
Salem
81 Year Old Man Flees Constable Recaptured Near Waterford
An 81 year old man escaped a constable escorting four prisoners near Waterford Saturday around 1 PM. He was recaptured within hours after a wooded area chase. Jamies King, 4, and three 17 year old youths were jailed on crank charges. Constable Perry Nichols led the manhunt and later sent the youths to jail. the escape occurred as officers pursued two larceny suspects, with additional officers joining the search.
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Waterford
Jamies
King
Perry
Nichols
Corry
Nichole
Grand Canyon Fatality Involving Visitor
Grand Canyon victim Mark Garresen, 43, reportedly fell while attempting to jump between stones near the south rim. John McLaughlin, Grand Canyon National Park superintendent, confirmed the death and noted the incident appeared to be a risky, playful jump that resulted in a fall of several hundred feet.
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Garresen
Mark
Grand Canyon
John McLaughlin
Sir Mark
Stonis
Stoke
Feill
Adlai Proposes Aid To France And Soviet Pact
Adlai E Stevenson calls for US aid to France during its crisis and a world economic health accord with the Soviet Union. He suggests a Marshall Plan style ten-year program, a joint expert group, long term aid and investment, and low tariff trade, plus a sustained world role.
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Mich
Adin
Stevenson
Uni
Michigan State University
Hewlso
United State
France
Sugeested
Wests
Jain
Apts
Heavy Rainfall Causes Light Damage Across Curry Area
Heavy rains yesterday morning and through the day caused light scattered damage in Curry. Utilities reported no major damage to gas, but electric and telephone services faced brief outages and wet cables. Repairs were to be completed by afternoon. Temperatures ranged from 60 to 67 degrees with 0.89 inches of rain. Forecasts predict showers to continue.
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Pennynnia Electric
General Telephone
Pleotine
Nad
Fast Mall Street
President's aide dies in Washington in liver disease
James Murch Bates a Democratic congressman from the West in 1939 1943 and longtime aide to Presidents Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry Truman died yesterday in Washington of a liver disorder. He was born in Jacksonville Florida and later served as a county judge.
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Washington
James Murch
Bates
Barnes
Jacksonville
Til
Franklin D Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Eight U S Army helicopter crew identified in East Germany
The United States identified eight members of a U S Army helicopter crew that landed behind the Iron Curtain in East Germany after a thunderstorm navigational error. Among the crew were Maj James R Zeller of Mt Joy Pennsylvania and Capt Allan A Brister of Wyncote Pennsylvania. The Soviet and East German authorities claimed jurisdiction over the aircraft and crew, while Washington maintained that postwar four power agreements require dealings with the Soviet Union. The helicopter from the Led Armored Division was on a military exercise and landed near Zwickau, about 20 miles east of the border. All nine men were reported safe and unharmed by Soviet headquarters in East Berlin.
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Frankfort
Germany
U.S. Army
Tron Curtain
East Germany
James R. Zeller
Mainstreet
Mt. Joy
Allan A. Brister
Webster Avenue
Wyncotte
East Berlin
West Berlin
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Bas
Zwickau
Foreign Ministry
State Department A
Stolen Area Farm Tractor Found Wrecked
A farmer reported a tractor disappeared from a field near Mill Village and Union City. The search found the tractor about six miles away, overturned in a ditch and burned after a thief attempted to move it. Loss estimated at $500. Troopers said a lead on the suspect is expected to lead to an arrest today. Former judge Frederic Magan Miller, 62, former justice of the Town Supreme Court, died yesterday.
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Joseph Weber
Corty
Mill Vilage
Union City
Weber
Des Moines
Frederic Magan Miller
Town Supreme Court
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