Nixon Demands In-Depth Debate On TV
Vice President Richard Nixon says he has laid out his views on key issues more clearly and in greater detail than Nelson Rockefeller while Rockefeller urged a televised in-depth interrogation. Nixon offered a TV debate after the convention but plans to wait for the nomination. He defended the Eisenhower record and signaled a general election focus.
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Rockefeller slams Eisenhower policies before Nixon clash
Washington AP reports New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller sharply criticized the Eisenhower administration in a statement aimed at reshaping the GOP race. He urged Nixon to outline views ahead of the convention while signaling he remains open to a draft, a move seen as a bid to curb Nixon and pressure the White House on policy. Rockefeller met with Eisenhower for 90 minutes prior to releasing his remarks.
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Corry area industry aids pledged drive for growth
In Corry a local worker benefits from a boom in manufacturing as lathe work spawns new dollars flowing through the town. The money circulates among merchants from butchers to bakers as residents support a regional development appeal seeking 125000 dollars over three years to boost industry.
Industrial Fund At Halfway Mark Pushes $63,860 To Chairman
Corry Area Industrial Development Fund reached 51 percent of its $125,000 goal as 60 workers report progress. General chairman Robert Bracken urged complete card coverage by next Friday to close the drive. CAIDC president George Sample cited rising inquiries from industries and noted plastics plant plans in August plus interest from two large national firms and one regional firm seeking relocation to Corry. Continued on Page Two.
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Broadway Pact Ends Strike as Actors Accept Four Year Deal
NEW YORK AP Actors and producers ratified a four year contract to end a week long Broadway stage blackout. Plans were made to reopen 19 of 22 shows by Monday night. The pension fund gains final terms, with staged increases in minimum pay, rehearsal stipends, and a progressive producer contribution schedule over the life of the pact.
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Launch Parking Survey For Future City Plan
Michael Baker Jr Inc begins a city parking survey as part of the future city plan. Reed J Dunn Jr and three youths patrol metered spots to record car duration while planners discuss school expansion maps and public facilities progress. The City Planning Commission schedules meetings and urges greater local turnout for Tuesday events.
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Auto crash on Route 51 kills North Carolina man in Pittsburgh
A car overturned on Route 51 near Large last night, killing James Mathews, 20, of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Two brothers and another man were injured in the crash.
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Demonstrators mob Hagerty in Tokyo amid Ike visit plan
Five thousand screaming Japanese surrounded James C. Hagerty’s car for over an hour in Tokyo. White House and Hagerty said the protest would not alter President Eisenhower’s plan to visit Japan on June 19. Hagerty said the action did not reflect most Japanese feelings, and officials noted no harm to the party.
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Census retake ordered in Reading after 12 percent drop
Reading officials ordered a second door to door census count after the Pittsburgh regional Census Bureau said the initial tally was likely inaccurate. Officials charged that the first count missed up to 5000 people as some enumerators failed to list residents or return to homes. Mayor Kubacki called the drop abnormal and questioned the 1950 population figure.
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Nixon and Rockefeller Meet Cordially at British Trade Show
Vice President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller greeted each other warmly at the New York Coliseum during a British trade exhibition opening attended by Prince Philip. The meeting followed a recent public exchange over Republican party direction, with about 40 invited guests present in a glass-walled ante room.
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Powers Not In Danger Amid U2 Pilot Report
Representative Charles O Porter of Oregon cites a Soviet writer saying a serious outcome is possible for U2 pilot Francis Powers held in the Soviet Union. Porter discussed the matter with writer Tiya Ehrenburg during the briefing.
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Red Cross appeals for Chile and Hawaii relief donations
The American Red Cross in Corry seeks clothing and cash for Chile and Hawaii relief after last month's disasters. White coats for 2 to 6 year olds in Chile and lightweight clothes for Hawaii are especially needed, with all donations to be clean and usable. Cash mailed to the Corry ARC office. In related news, fire in Jerome killed James Shawley, 34, a father of four.
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Freedomland Tour Bids for Corry Weekend Getaway
Erie Railroad invites Corry residents on a July 8 to July 9 weekend tour to New York City with a Freedomland U S A visit. Priced at 40.75 for adults and 30.75 for children, the trip includes a Manhattan yacht cruise, hotel stay at the Edison, theatre and Radio City Music Hall access, plus a Corry girl dance with the Rockettes. Emma Stiffler from Corry appears with the Rockettes.
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Six Recreation Sites To Open On Monday
Six playgrounds in the city will open for the summer recreation season with afternoon sessions 2 to 4 p m during the first week. Starting June 20 full daily hours 9 30 to 11 30 and 2 to 4 will be in effect. Mary Downey will guide crafts at all six sites with six instructors stationed full time. Assigned instructors include Mimi Orcutt Concord School Mary Flowers Fairview Playground Connie Dahl Harding School Linda Hanna Mead Park Janet Stroup Washington Playground Judy Meerdink Wright School.
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Roberta McElroy
Mary Downey
Strong Curbs Against TV And Radio Regulation Move In Congress
In Washington a sweeping measure tightens television and radio regulation, advancing toward enactment. The bill would allow the Federal Communications Commission to suspend broadcasts or fine stations up to 1000 dollars per day for improper operation and could limit licenses to short terms when needed. Violators would face criminal prosecution with fines up to 10000 dollars and up to a year in jail.
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