Eisenhower's Health Report Praises Fit Condition
Medics report President Eisenhower's health excellent with a comfortable night and ongoing walking exercises. Doctors say he is in good general condition after abdominal surgery and may begin limited activity today as White House aides note varied public opinions on a possible second term.
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Clymer Trooper Hurt in Chase Between Bilger Creek and Buffalo
In a dramatic pursuit Saturday, Rich ard Nuckis of Clymer was injured when a patrol car left the road and overturned during a chase of a speeder near Bilger Creek and Buffalo. The driver of the fleeing vehicle, several witnesses said, struck the patrol car, causing it to crash and roll into a ditch. Nuckis crawled free and summoned help as the other vehicle fled. Local authorities at the state police barracks in Buffalo investigated and filed charges.
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Free Palio Shots For Needy Children At City Building
A city wide plan will offer free palio shots to children unable to pay. The program starts Thursday morning at the Municipal Building and runs from 9 to 11:30. Eligible youths aged between 5 and 19 may receive the injections by presenting proof of public assistance child welfare or support from welfare agencies or a note from a physician. The effort covers all of Erie County except Erie proper which will have a separate pro rata allocation.
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Erie
Slain In Brink's Case Lifted by Informant Slur
Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder in the Brink's robbery case involving an ex convict who allegedly exposed details to the FBI. The victim Willam J. Camperon, 49, was found in a parked car near a Navy barracks in South Boston with fatal facial injuries. Police linked suspect Cullahan and Ballou to the case, with Ballou facing $20,000 bail on an indictment.
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Baltimore
Camieton
Motorist Cited On Three Counts
Motorist Heath of Route 4 Comy faced multiple charges after being stopped while driving a truck later found to be unregistered and not owned by Heath. Officers cited him for driving without proper registration and related violations.
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Melvin & Gobbett
Five Hurt In Three Crashes With Two Cited
Five people were injured in three weekend crashes around the area. Several drivers faced charges including a DUI offense as police reported the accidents occurred near East Bray and French Creek, with victims treated at Memorial Hospital and one vehicle badly damaged.
Vandals Parents Agree To Pay Repairs In Damaged Drake Street Property
Police report vandalism at Crystal Con Co where three youths caused fire damage and holes in tarpaper roofing. The parents agreed to split costs with $64.25 toward roof repairs and $450 for damages. Police and company workers documented the incident and noted the youths were involved.
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Iker
State Police Warn Vandals Over Telephonic Line Damage
The State Police warn vandals damaging telephonic lines that the weekend incidents near West Min attest ex tension are under investigation. Sgt Theodote Hubley leads the local barrack as officers pursue those responsible for wrecking equipment on a terminal bus and telephone pole.
Airlines and Plane Firm Sued for 300,000 Dollars
A legal action seeks 300000 dollars from an airline and a plane manufacturer over alleged damages. The filing cites named parties and a connection to aviation operations, with court documents outlining claims and potential penalties.
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Final House Vote Scheduled On Foreign Aid
Washington reports the House passed or sent to the Senate a 3 billion foreign aid bill, trimmed from the president’s request. The measure funds a worldwide program starting July 1, backed by key committee and White House support as it heads to the Senate for further votes.
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Pike Group Seeks Two Year Bond Loan Plan
A report details Pike Group proposing a two year loan through the Turnpike Commission to fund the 110 mile northeastern extension from Plymouth Meeting to Scranton. The plan envisions bonds around 208 million with expected savings from construction and a temporary toll adjustment debated amid political shifts.
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Eisenhower Advances Hopeful as Health Reports Rise
Republicans cite rapid recovery after Eisenhower heart surgery amid market of party unity. Harriman enters Democratic race. Stevenson calls Harriman a strong, eager candidate since last fall. Key surgeons say no immediate decision on running again. Wiley remains in Senate race. Davis endorsed for Senate seat. Chicago Socialist ticket nominating Hoopes and Friedman.
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West Urged To Remain Alert By Adenauer
Adenauer urged West to stay alert amid friendly Soviet talk. He warned the Kremlin remains unwilling to remove world tension causes, saying the present policy is more dangerous than past aggression. He spoke at Yale luncheon after arriving from Greenwich and receiving an honorary degree. He cautioned against Soviet attempts to undermine NATO and U.S. global influence.
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Union City Home Gutted By Overnight Fire
A Union City home at 7 North Street owned by Loyd Cox was destroyed in a daytime fire that spread rapidly through three hallways. Firemen battled the blaze for about one and a half hours, confining damage to the dining room, kitchen, and bathroom. The cause was reported as an overheated hot water heater with damages estimated near 34000 dollars. Fire Chief Francis Wontenay said the structure was a two story frame building and Cox was inside when the blaze started.
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Widen Age Group Eligible To Get Polio Vaccine
Health department broadened eligibility for the polio vaccine in Pennsylvania and neighboring areas. The change allows more age groups to receive the serum, including pregnant women, and expands access to vaccination for children and adults previously outside the program.
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Berwyn
Agreement Gives Viscose Workers 4 Percent Raise
American Viscose Corp employees win an eight cent hourly rise and a revised pension plan under a new three year pact approved by the Textile Workers Union advisory council. Wage increase begins June 1 and equates to four percent for all job classifications. pension changes reduce employer contributions effective last January 1, boosting average earnings to about 186 dollars per week. Locals involved include Marcus Hook Lewistown Mendville Pa Parkersburg Nitro W Va Roanoke and Front Royal Va. The council awaits ratification by seven locals. Slippery Rock State Teachers College names Norman Welsenfluth president effective July 1 succeeding Dale W Holik who joins WQED.
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Front Royal
Pennsylvania Ends Fiscal Year in Red Amid Budget Shortfall
The Pennsylvania general fund shows income of 409.9 million with expenditures at 170 million, a red balance as the two year budget cycle progresses. Sales tax receipts were negligible, and the sales tax bill was not enacted before the period ended. The Budget Bureau projects next year’s tax take between 276 and 9215 million dollars, while a 62 million dollar capital steel tax boost is expected to ease finances in the latter half of the year.
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Stalin accused of keeping a harem of young girls
Khrushchev told Soviet leaders Stalin maintained a harem of young girls and engaged in sexual aberrations. The report, via France-Solr, cites Berla as recruitment chief and claims Berla confessed before execution. Khrushchev also said Stalin murdered his wife Nadezhda Allilueva after disagreeing with deportations, urging trial even posthumously.
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President Rejects Soviet Invitation Amid Health Absence
President Eisenhower refused a Soviet invitation for all U S officials to visit the USSR. The decision was taken in a Walter Reed conference with Sherman Adams as Eisenhower recovers from surgery. The White House said the U S position allows Joint Chiefs to visit only on mutually agreed terms.
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Man 36 Swims 9 Miles After Boat Wreck Near Key West
Ray Wraymond, 36, staggered ashore in Key West after swimming nine miles through rough seas to reach safety. He and two other survivors from the Golden Ke crew were rescued by Coast Guard and Navy helicopters following the sinking near Pelican Shoals during a storm. Wraymond was hospitalized with injuries, while Dorothy Snell, 36, and Winford Bennett, 30, received treatment for injuries. Frank Young was uninjured.
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Uprising Leaders Hunt For Peron Follower Leaders
In Buenos Aires the government pursued leaders of a weekend revolt led by Peronist followers. Officials announced 38 rebels were executed and many more faces of swift court action, as authorities moved to quell uprisings across Argentina.
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Supreme Military Court
Children Sent To Home In Corry Welfare Move
Corry welfare officials send children to Erie for shelter after mother on public assistance cannot provide proper home. Pastor George Myers and local Methodists assist in arranging temporary care at Sheffield shelter. Union officers renamed during annual meeting in Conneaut.
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