McCarthy Claims Stevens and Adams Sought Navy Air Probe
Senator McCarthy testified under oath that Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor John Adams urged investigating a Communist infiltration of the Air Force and Navy. He said Adams offered to provide information on the Navy, while Stevens and Adams denied diverting the inquiry. Welch defended Fisher amid the cross examination as the session adjourned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Stevens
Army
John G. Adams
Air Force
Navy
McCarthy Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
Lean Yer
G. David Schine
Adams
Pentagon
Steven
Adama
Rey M. Cohn
Mundi
Joseph N. Welch
Welch
Boston
Frederick G. Fisher
Fisher
National Lawyers Guild
House
Guild
Iiniat
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
Investlen
Gohn
Will-Arraigh accused slayer of bear hunters
A suspect named Coffin was arrested on June 22 after three Pennsylvania bear hunters were found mauled to death in the Rae Cerpe Peninsula wilderness. He is charged with the murder of 17 year old Robert Lindsey, whose father Eugene Lindsey, 47, and friend Albert Ciuar, 20, were also found dead. Albert hailed from Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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Pennsylvania
Rae Cerpe Peninsula
Perve
Coffin
Robert Lindsey
Robert
Eugene Lingwy
Albert Ciuar
Albert
Hollideysourg
Corry Days Sales Draw Hundreds To Downtown Shops
Excellent weather and attractive bargains drew hundreds of shoppers to Corry downtown as more than twenty refill outlets participate. The sale continues tomorrow with stores open until 9 pm and closes at 5 30 pm Saturday.
Eisenhower Holds Firm On Foreign Trade Policy
President Eisenhower defended the foreign trade program calling for tariff cuts while indicating a one year extension of the trade act. The House Ways and Means Committee approved the extension with action expected soon in both chambers. He rejected talk of abandoning the plan and urged allied co operation and mobile military reserves while commenting on Indochina and domestic constitutional loyalty. In other news the Pennsylvania Motor Federation opened its 45th annual meeting in Pocono Manor with remarks from state highways secretary Schmidt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Senate
United States
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Congress
U. S
Cows Killed by Lightning in Area Storm
In Cord Ridge area, a thunderstorm struck yesterday at about 4 p.m. killing three cows from a herd of 14 dairy cows near an electric fence. The cattle, two Holsteins and one Guernsey, valued at 200 dollars each, were fed to a loss partly covered by insurance. Local farmer Raymond Chelton reported the fence damage and cattle deaths after the bolt followed the fence line. The incident followed a prior lightning strike on Johnson's Corry farm last week.
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Con Cord Ridge
Raymond Chelton
County Line
Lsc
Chelton
Oscar Johnson
Corry
Cyril
Here
Titusvile
Old Creek
Titusville
Satelty
Four Oil City Fishermen Escape Serious Injury in Wreck
Four fishermen from Oil City escaped serious injury after a crash near Spartansburg at Route 77 and Route 8 in fog. Driver Robert N. Hepler, 40, sustained head abrasions. John Splsheck, Reno, back injuries. John W. Smith, Kennerdell, right shoulder injuries. Vincent J. Wink, Gil City unharmed. The car rolled over several times into a water-filled ditch. one occupant was thrown free. Police noted prior wrecks in the area within two weeks. Also reported a Johnstown bank director Swankolen died, tied to the Johnstown Mercy Hospital case.
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Oil City
Spartansburg
Ol City
Corry
Robert N. Hepler
John Splsheck
Reno
John W. Smith
Kennerdell
Vincent J. Wink
Gil City
Clear Lake
Hind Junt
Tiepler
Laniel faces assembly vote amid Paris cabinet crisis
Paris governments teeters as Premier Laniel seeks a confidence vote from the National Assembly on Saturday. Observers doubt his chances after a May 18 near‑collapse and critics blame Cabinet and Foreign Minister Bidault for slow indochina peace efforts. The vote hinges on three indochina resolutions and the European Defense Community issue.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Geneva
Joseph Laniel
Umne
Laniel
Golus
Bema 1
Bap
r+ fsa
Venialder
Georges Bidault
Lantel
Elysee Palace
White Horse
Indochina
Assembly
UMRP
Edo
Lanlel
Remaiiy
Tie Found on PRR Right of Way In Pennsylvania
State Police investigate what is believed to be an attempted act by teenagers on a Pennsylvania Railroad freight line between Oil City and Corry. A diesel locomotive struck a coal mound on the tracks after a suspected wheel set was rolled onto the rails. Officers found no evidence identifying the culprit and appealed for sightings in Centerville. Also, Mrs John Huber Jr a leader of the Republican Women’s group died at Burn Brae Hospital.
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PRR
Corry
Centerville
Oil City
Ah Éthbankment
Palsos
GOP
Philadelphia
John ¥ .Huber Jr
Republica Committee
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
Burn Mawr Hospital
Indochina Peace Parleys Enter New Phase at Geneva
Indochina peace talks move into a more tense phase with Western powers blaming each other for possible failure. A new meeting is planned. no firm progress reported as France faces political turmoil and China accuses the U.S. of prolonging the Indochina war.
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Prem Geneva
Indochina
Far Eastern
Bitleground
Delagates
France
Joseph Laptol
Lanlel
Hottest Day Of Year Hits Corry Area
Corry residents faced the year’s hottest reading yesterday with 65 degrees in the afternoon. Weather Observer George Mulderick noted the warmest so far in 1904 and warned of more warm periods with scattered showers possible today and tomorrow.
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George Mulderick
Willy
State Rejects Bloomfield Sparta School District Split
Crawford County officials report the State Council of Education rejected a plan to form new administrative units for Bloomfield Township and Sparta Merged School District due to inadequate pupil enrollments under 1600. The move ends efforts that began in November 1982 and involved the Crawford County School Board and local districts. Angela Cian, 82, was fined 661 in U S District Court for gambling tax violations after admitting she ran numbers.
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State Council Ofducation
Bloomfield Township
Sparta
Schood
Crawford County
Floyd B. Peters
Mead Ville
Behwok Distrik
Sparta Township
Sparelanebiry
Crawford County Bchool
Tus
State Council of Education
Bloomfield
Erie County
Union City
Spartanaburg
Corry Area
Pittsburgh
Angela Clan
U_ S. District Court
Wallace
Gourley
Cims
Daniker
Ike Appeals to Nation in Radio and TV Address
President Eisenhower plans a half hour national broadcast to marshal support for his legislative program. The White House coordinates live and delayed coverage on ABC NBC and Mutual with a national audience and a reception by the National Citizens for Eisenhower. The address follows a busy schedule as lawmakers debate the program's importance and pace.
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Ike
Associated Prim Washington
Neuhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Wits
Ohio couple’s baby sale case postponed to September
A Greene County grand jury postpones action against 20 year old Mrs Hthel Pierce and Mrs Marvin Lemasters charged with buying a two year old Velma Rosemary for 250 dollars. Judge Ridge J J Holt ruled Pierce need not testify and the mother may avoid self incrimination.
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Waynesburg
M Onio
Ridge J.J. Holt
Greene County
Hthel L. Pierce
Dep Valley
Bir
Marvin
Lemasters
Newton Falla
Mra. Pierce
Velma Rosemary
Senate panel close to Eisenhower tax plan aims
Senate Finance Committee finished a six week session on the 875 page tax revision bill. It largely accepted corporate and individual benefits sought by the administration, totaling about 1.4 billion in tax cuts in the first year. Democrats did not push a broad personal income tax cut and indicated plans to press on the Senate floor. The bill retains exemptions and new deductions, expands medical expense write offs, raises retirement income allowances, and adds provisions for farmers and single heads of families. A temporary suspension of a tax cut for foreign income and other changes are included to offset revenue gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Finance Committee
Senate c Committee
Ben. George
Democratic Committee
Frear
Delaware
Bic
Gennte ‘Committee
DdiJl
French Abandon Post in Red River Delta Near Hanoi
French high command announced the abandonment of the village of Malyen in the Hungyen sector about 30 miles southeast of Hanoi. A garrison of roughly 180 men repelled two Vietminh assaults before retreating as part of a broader plan to draw in units and reinforce defenses ahead of possible Communist-led offensives. The second item reports Boggs & Bubel and Local 36 settling a new three-year contract with a five-cent hourly wage hike retroactive to February 1.
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Bey Newnsaveu
Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Malyen
Hungyen
Pokenman
Pittsburgh
Boggs & Bubl
APL
Anderson Named as Candidate for Corry Schools Post
Rumors swirl after Superintendent Lawrence Douglas resigns as Corry Area Joint Schools seek a new leader. Stanley Anderson is the leading candidate, with Howard Sheen and Herold Wolfe as possible alternatives. The Joint Committee plans a special session to discuss the superintendent appointment.
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Lawrence M. Douglas
Stanley
Anderson
Corry
Howard Sheen
Herold Wolfe
Sheen
Mave
Aes Ng Noulree
Peta Maw
State Department of Public Itaration
Lawrence Douglas
Choo
Andersman
Corry Board
Von
Teat
Surecestor
Hubert Vaughn
Settlement Hinted in Roosevelt Domes tic Case
Legal proceedings between James Roosevelt and his wife Romelle were halted with the possibility of an amicable settlement. An answer and deposition due were placed off calendar, with no indication of ties to Roosevelt's Delmar election success.
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Ansouasca
Pasadena
James Roosevelt
Romelle
Roosevelt
Delmary
Adenauer Plans October Visit to United States
Bonn Germany preaccom Konrad Adenauer announced he would visit the United States in October and accept an honorary doctorate from Columbia University. He noted he might also confer with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles during the trip.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Columbia University
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Reda
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