Truce Negotiations Near Final Form Amid Protests
Panmunjom negotiations appear close to final form as staff officers prepare the cease fire terms while a weeklong deadline looms. Swiss pledge to join a repatriation commission faces South Korean approval. Seoul protests grow with demonstrations and warnings from President Rhee against a divided Korea.
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United Nations
Switzerland
Sou Kores
Sarvey
Seo
U, N
USA
Washington
State Department
Legation
U.S
Chengog
Thal
Troia
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
South Korea
Rhee
Reverend Bangert Named Rector at City Church
Rev R Bangert of Episcopal Church Condersville Indiana will arrive here to assume the pastorate of Emmanuel Episcopal Church at Wis city. The vestry selection was approved by the bishop of the Erie diocese. The new minister and his wife and two children plan to reside in the Maple Avenue rectory, currently undergoing extensive remodeling costing several thousand dollars.
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Maple Avenue
Rain M Bangert
Episcopal Church of
Connersville
Ind
Wis City
Bangert
Seven Wears
Erie al Ovese
Hine
Raymond Sandsburg
Corry Clymer road work set to start this summer
A Pennsylvania Department of Highways crew began unloading limestone at the Corry Clymer road yards and moving it along the route. The stretch of legislative Route 25054 between the water pumping station and the state line will get a complete surface later this summer. Work will be done by department maintenance crews and the road may close to autos briefly while a new bridge Moor is installed near the Seota School. Detours will guide motorists via Columbus and Plank roads.
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Pennsylvania
Department of HighWays
Toenrai Road
Conny-Clymer Road
George Stowe
Water Company
Seiota School
Time Disconnected Phones Urged by Labor Council
Central Labor Council represents city unions and asks General Telephone Co of Pennsylvania to restore five minute time disconnect equipment removed months ago. Donald Diskinyon secretary says letter was sent to D F Shephud urging a representative attend June 30 meeting at 8 pm to discuss restoration of the cut off device which severs local calls after five minutes. The council cites increasing abuse of the limited line on party lines as motivation.
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Central Labor Council
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Donald Diskinyon
D. F. Shep
Hud
Bck
Dickinson
Wreck on Route 6 Injures Driver and Passenger
Richard Huntley 22 driving west on Route 6 rammed Warren Johnson 44 as he attempted to pass. Huntley lost control, veered off into a nearby hedge, damaging both vehicles about $200 each. Johnson and Joy Woodhmohr 48 East South Abreach were injured.
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Richard Hlintley
Cary
Huntley
Warren Johnson
Center Street
Johnson Machine
Amashid
Heidt
Oknaal
Johnson
Wodohmioh
Ward Poen
Nove Way
Mrs Diester Named Washington Nominations Begin
President Eisenhower today named Mrs Rae V Blaster of Chester Pennsylvania as superintendent of the Treasury department in Philadelphia and deputy treasurer of Delaware County Pennsylvania. She previously served as treasurer at the county level.
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Diester
Washington — Fressiden
Brainhower
Rae V Blaster
Chester
Tw, & ‘Mint
Philadelphia
Biesler
Eile
Dela‘ware County
FRIE
Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic Women
Hundreds Crowd Last Train To Carry Through The Valley Of Oil
A crowded final run train from Olt City to Corry drew about 258 fares and 200 boardings from Gil Glyvil, Titusville, and nearby. The lone train car set and cheering passengers marked the end of the line era with conductor Metzinger, fireman Acklin, and baggage man Miller among the crew. tickets bore the date 9, 1969.
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First Avenue
OU City
Corry
Gil Gily
Titusville
Unerain
Waggage-mallerpress
Msn
Willy Sendmontel
Ductor
STAT
Corey
HJ. Metzinger
Enismeaty Teat
McGay
Orminh
Jets Blast Two Red Airfields During North Korea Assault
U S Thunderjet and Salve jet fighters bombed two Communust airfields in North Korea as armistice talks near, with only brief skirmishes along the muddy front. Sabre fighters met Red MIGs over the region as patrols checked for surprise attacks.
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Seoul
U. S
North Korea
No Man's Land
North
Kcorea
Borbers
Borbers Inllackiit
Wesknvn
Cenent
Work halted on naval base on Regen Island
Russian authorities halted major Regen Baltic base construction and cut East German share to under half. Budget slashed from 180 million East marks to about 40 million this year. Plans for dockyards rivaling Hamburg, submarine pens, seaplane bays, and a harbor for ships up to battle wagons would have altered Central Europe’s balance, but manpower shortages and a Kremlin peace push prompted the pause.
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Regen
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Hamburg
Elegen
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Berlin
Europe
Scandinavia
Hiller
Pearl Harbor
Kremlin
East Germany
Milk price cut urged to match Ohio values
J. T. Antos, president of Shenango Valley Retail Food Centre Association, told a Pennsylvan V Mile Control Commission hearing that three area supermarkets failed after customers moved to Ohio for cheaper milk. Michael Yourga joined in recommending a lower wholesale price to store milk locally to keep shoppers from crossing state lines.
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Pitt
Ohio
J. T. Antos
Shenango Valley Retail Food Centre Association
Ike Urges All Free Nations to Stay United
President Eisenhower urged all free nations to remain united in defense and policy. He said partial unity is impossible and stressed stronger alliance with Britain and other nations willing to fight communism in Asia, while defending his Air Force budget cuts as efficient and cost effective.
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Minneapolis
Hisenhower
United States
Eisenhower Guidim
National
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Eisenhower
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Korea
Taft
Britain
Asia
AP Correspondent's Wife to Leave Russia
The Soviet government plans to grant exit visas to Russian wives of two American citizens and two Russian-born daughters of a embassy employee. Other cases of Soviet wives of American citizens awaiting exit visas are under consideration. The wives to depart include Eddy Gilmore's wife, AP bureau chief in Moscow, and Robert Tucker of Kansas City, Missouri, plus the two Balashova daughters.
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Mosuow
Russia
Adey
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
Robert Tucker
Kansas City
Ethel Balashova
Los Angeles
Call
New Attempt Seeks Levy on Sales in Pennsylvania
In a late move in the General Assembly a revived sales tax proposal gained momentum amid cross party debate. Republicans tout a strong House showing while Democrats back a broad plan including a possible graduated income tax via a constitutional amendment. Supporters say a $174 million sales levy would require a two thirds vote in both chambers and voter approval after a minimum of three years. The measure faces opposition from a GOP bloc and uncertainty over final passage.
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Associated Press
Barrisburg
General Assembly
House
Why and
Moose GO
Albertc W. Johnson
Repub
Onlett ‘Witat
Mirinus
Wrayhim B. Hall
R. Poller
Howe Ways and Means
Howe
Aligish Metz
H. G. Andrews
Anles
Andrews
Asker
Tornadoes May Set New Record Worldwide Weather Report
Washington reports 249 tornadoes this year with May likely to break records for the number kept. Damage and deaths run high, but no monthly record yet. A 1923 Missouri Illinois tornado killed 89. Weather officials say no link to Nevada atomic tests, noting tornado winds can exceed 300 mph.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bareats
Monelay
Mlesowri
Tadlany
Miinois
Milton L. Blanc
Nevada
Italian Chief's Forces Trail in Popular Vote
Italian chief's forces trail in popular vote as pro-West coalition wins the lower house by a margin of 115,000 ballots. Government claims 903 of 50 seats in the Chamber of Deputies with De Gasperi's party losing ground to a reduced majority. turnout reaches about 28 million voters.
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Chamber OF Deputies
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Trea Rome—Premiar
Perl
Ign
Thily
Exch Tell Ud
Poplin
Ballala
Ane
Pen
Mves
Iwundnel
Christian Democrats
de Casperi
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South Tyrol
Feagle
Communista Ba Main
Sovitiate
Monarchiats
Faas
Thalia Soekil
Teal
Haupt
Ast
Rush Girl 14 Heads to Local Hospital After Overdose Scare
A 14 year old girl Bianca Sutton was rushed to Cory Mentralis Hospital after a suspected overdose of sleeping pills. West Virginia police were contacted by a caller from The Puntey who reported friends could not wake the girl. The girl was semi conscious at home and then taken to hospital where two doctors had described appendicitis but suspected the pills. She was discharged at 10 p.m. to be near her Salem home for surgery.
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Cory Mentarlis Hospital
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CILY
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The
Puntey
West Pleasune Street
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Simmie Sutton Sr
Salem
W. Va
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Sini
Efelted
Alentertter
He Mather
Adyusted
Fitteeburgh
Assault charge dropped by wife in domestic case
Mrs Buell asked police to drop the assault complaint against her husband James Buell after authorities were informed she wished to end the case. The hearing was canceled as she stated the information that her husband beat her during a drunken Memorial Day weekend. She had earlier sought police help twice over the weekend and said she was assaulted again. A separate case against Victor Daugherty of Erie was postponed due to an absent attorney.
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Sith
Arnett
Bueil
City Price
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M. &. Cote Wll
Buel
Wieband
Ijo- Nor
Ue- Easton Wa
Victor Daugherty
Erie
Daugherty
Jole Bint
Baby swept from mother's arms in storm tragedy
An Associated Press report describes a grim event as a baby was blown from a mother's arms during a storm near Holden. More than 150 men searched the area for hours but could not locate the child. The chaotic scene left families and onlookers seeking answers amid wreckage and strong winds.
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Holden
Muse
Tornida
Mes
Oslin
Tornado Toll rises in Central region as searchers pry ruins
From Worcester Massachusetts to nearby counties the deadly tornado left at least 76 dead and hundreds injured. Rescue crews scrape through rubble for survivors while officials fear higher tolls as the storm devastates towns, flattening homes and leaving thousands homeless. The disaster zone stretches across multiple counties with widespread damage reported.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Storm Devastates Suburbs Killing Priest and 10 Nearby
A historic New England blizzard unleashed destruction across Worcester and surrounding towns. A new five million solar facility project remained stalled amid debris as dozens died or were injured, with priests among the victims. Rescue teams searched wrecked streets while authorities labeled it the worst storm in the region's history.
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New England
Debrur
Saul
Veushian
Southboro
Fromsneham
Franklin
Wrentham
Scarlet fever cases reported here town notice
Three scarlet fever cases are reported in this town. Names listed include Charles and Dennis Becker, sons of Mr and Mrs Jimnen Saari and Mr and Mrs Moa Becker, residing at 228 East Main Street. The report names Officer Harley Drake and mentions new gases at the facility.
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Harley Drake
Gosm
Charles
Jimnen Saari
East Main Street
Dennis Becker
Ind
Jas Becker
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