Rockefeller May Enter GOP Presidential Race Says Morton
Washington AP Vice President Richard M Nixon faced a forecast of active opposition from Governor Nelson A Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. Morton said Rockefeller may reenter the contest though he believes Nixon will win the nomination. Rockefeller spokesman dismissed the forecast, noting he has not announced any reentry.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
New York
National Committee
Wendell L. Wilkie
Chicago
Willkie
Prince Phisip
R G Bares Succumbs Of Heart Attack
R G Bares a partner at Barnes and Carries shoe store in Titusville died at 69 from a heart attack at his North Center street home. He was longtime shoe retailer, active in First Methodist Church and Masons. Funeral plans set at Bracken Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 2 PM. Another item reports Carl Straw a Nanty Glo sawmill worker, 40, killed when his apron was caught in a saw blade.
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Barney
Barnes
North Center Street
Barnes and Carries Shoe
New York Yankees
Eyesville
Ohio
Titusville
Evelyn Hendrickson
Oil City
Corry
Brownell
Niagara Falls
Newhouse
Barnes and Currig Shoe
First Methodist Church
Niagara’ Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Bracken Funeral Home
George Myers
Johnstown
Carl Straw
Nanty Glo
Straw
Break In Atlas Strike Deepens With Looming Second
In Burbank California a week-old strike against Convair Atlas facilities deepened as a second industrial action loomed. IAM ordered 20,000 workers at Convair San Diego plants to cross lines, while IAM and Engineers and Architects Assn. picketing arrangements shifted. Polaris and Atlas units in Navy missile work also faced walkouts, with Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral facilities cited. A five hour mediation ended, signaling continued negotiations amid the mounting labor tension.
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Burbank
Calif
API
Convair
International Assn. of
San Diego
Allas
Ines
IAM
Assn
Navy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
An [Am
Air Force Bases
Polaris
Atlas
U.S
Lockheed
Missiles and Space Division
Midas
Samos
Vandenberg Air Force ‘Base
Cape Cansaveral
Fla
Castro Charges U S Espionage Over Cuban Coast Film Spy Claim
Havana AP Fidel Castro charged that a U S military plane took movie films and photographs of a Soviet ship near Cuba and called it espionage. He shown images of a twin engined patrol aircraft with registry LP128-390 hovering near a vessel ten miles off Matanzas coast. Washington disputed the accusation while Castro warned foreign oil firms to refine Soviet crude or face consequences.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Cubs
U.S. Navy
Matanzas
Prov
Ince
Marans
U.S
Washington
Isaur
Japanese Radicals Riot as Eisenhower Visit Looms
In Tokyo over 150000 demonstrators protested Ike’s planned June 1922 Japan tour. They railed against America and Prime Minister Kishi, shouting anti US and anti nuclear lines as police formed barriers. Hagerty, in Tokyo, discussed scoping security with Japanese officials as plans shift.
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Washington
White House
Tokyo API
Ane
Tokyo
America
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Ike
James C. Hagerty
Tachikawa Air Base
Anchorage
Alaska
Akahate
Red Flag
Communist Party
Alance
Haverly
Reflist
U. S
Hagerty
Foreign Ministry
Hisenhower
St Edward's graduates honor students with thirty four awards
St Edward's School conferred thirty four awards as 16 graduates were honored. Top honors went to Patricia Crithighest av erage, and William Bachofner and Patsy Caruso shared second place. Miss Guth received the religion average award and the American Legion Auxiliary medal for all around excellence went to Miss Guth. Bachofner earned the American Legion medal for boys. John Tinko received a service award. Other yearly top averages and poetry prizes were awarded across grades with multiple names listed for each class.
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St. Edward's School
Everty
Tess
Patricia Crithighest
William Bachofner
Patsy Curtiso
Patsy Caruso
Miss Guth
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Bach
Ofner
John Tinko
Margaret Ann Frisina
Laurene Kane
Kathleen Ruland
Mary Kay Farrer
Gary Carnegie
Janelle Spiesman
Bebe Anderson
Deborah Ficcardi
David Amy
Mary Ann Costello
Janet Catallu
Jack Hammond
Mary McCloskey
Jane Farrer
Willam Roseberry
Mary Jane Walsh
Mary Beth Lewis
Betty Jo Malone
Gregory Hooks
Linda , Burrows
Michael Allyn
Ellen Hooks
Richard Hammond
Selle Anderson
Stoppage Of Work Cancels Seven Flights
Eastern Air Lines pilots staged a work stoppage causing at least seven flights to be canceled as crews failed to appear. Airlines said the strike was unlawful and unapproved by union officials. Flights out of Detroit and via Miami and Chicago were affected, with two Detroit to Miami flights canceled and three Chicago departures scratched by 1:30 a.m. EST. Officials described the stoppage as a surprise and cited FAA cockpit staffing rulings as a point of contention.
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Miami
Fla
Wastern Air Ines
Detroit
Chicago
Eastern
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Edmund P. Bordam
Edmund P. Bordam, Regional Vice President of the Airlines Pilots Assn
Corry Pair Jailed After Early Morning Scrape
A Corry pair faced drunken and disorderly charges after a 3:45 a m clash on East Main Street near Maple. Richard H. Smith was jailed after arrest. Fedorchuk Pedorchuk fled but later surrendered and pleaded guilty for a 100 dollar fine plus costs or 30 days in Erie County Prison. Bail had supported Smith’s release on 40 dollars cash bond with a later hearing.
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Tocal
Tolit
Metro Fedorchuk
Gould Street
Richard H. Smith
Snyder Circle
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
Sam Baumgarten
Smith
Fedorchuk
Oftivers
Pedorchuk
M. 5
Cobbett
Eri County
Erie
Dan House
Harley Drake
Bt Edward's School 1960 eighth grade graduates listed
Bt Edward's School held commencement for 16 eighth graders in 1960. The ceremony occurred at St Thomas Church with graduates Frederica Witlsh Susan Ross Morilyn Jungflesch Patricia Guth Patrice DeWitt Lucille Ros and Row 2 William Bachemer Paul Wascak John Tinko Pat Caruso James Burton George Koestner Bearrow Rev Cyril Cooper Bt Thomas' pastor William Linsk Joseph Hornick John Gostelio Daniel McMichael Rev Leon Doleski assistant pastor.
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Bt. Edward's School
St. Thomas
Liam Bachemer
Paul Wascak
John Tinko
Pat Caruso
James Burton
George Koestner
Bearrow
Cyril Cooper
Thomas
William Linsk
Joseph Hornick
John
Family Of Four Killed In Route 14 Crash In Pa
A family of four from Canton, Mark H. Basehore, his wife Dors, and their two sons James and Allan, died in a head on collision on Route 14 near Roaring Branch Tioga County. William McLaughlin of Ralston, Lycoming County, was injured with multiple fractures and a dislocated hip. The crash occurred about eight miles south of Canton and 28 miles north of Williamsport.
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Roaring Branch
Tioga County
Mark H. Basehore
Dors
James
Allan
Canton
Joseph R. Cole
Mansfield State Police
Basehore
William McLaughiit
Ralston
Lycamii
First Trip To 49th State Ike Visits Alaska
President Eisenhower makes his first visit to Alaska as about 20 000 to 40 000 Alaskans crowd Anchorage to greet him. Elmendorf AFB to host a public reception for 300 guests before a 6 50 a m departure for Wake Island.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sonus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aleutian Islands
Elmendorf
Washington
Tne
Fourth Avenue
Japan
William A. Egan
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Wake Island
Atlas 5 000 Miles Test Marks Guided Launch
The Atlas rocket reached 5 000 miles downrange in its first test of the internal inertial guidance system. Despite a machinists' strike halting Convair operations for five days, supervision shifted away from unions as the craft launched from Cape Canaveral and accelerated toward 16 000 mph. The Air Force called the test pivotal for advancing Atlas toward its ultimate mission.
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UAPE
Atlas
Air Force
Screenwriters Accept Pact End of Hollywood Strike
HOLLYWOOD AP After five and a half months screenwriters reach a three year six month deal with major studios. WGA predicts some may return to work Monday while the television film strike continues. The pact raises pay fringe benefits and a percentage of proceeds from film sales to TV. About 500 writers stay on strike. WGA council backs the acceptance. A separate note says Edna Mann, 60, dies in Oroville after 12 years of paralysis from a bee sting in 1958.
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Hollywood
Moyletown
Writers Guild of America
Guild
Priday
WGA
The
Assn. of Motion Picture Products
Sain
Oroville
Calif
Edna
Mann
Butte County
PIAA Treasurer Held In Theft Of Athletic Funds
Vincent Pearce, former PIAA treasurer, is held on 1000 bail facing charges of stealing about 27000 to 27000 from District One. He died at a hearing before Justice Robert Johnson after being fired as treasurer and vice principal of Lower Merion High School. Restitution was discussed by a friend and booster groups though the amount and outcome remain uncertain.
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Norristown
Vincent Pearce
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
Pearce
Justice of the Peace
Robert P. Johnson
Lower Merion High
Barney Fister
J. Beare
Lower Merlon Boosters Club
Hirth School
Miner Survives 19 Hours Trapped Underground Rescue
Gem miner Galvin Mellish endured 19 hours pinned 100 feet underground in a rock that loomed over him. Mellish, 42, described the boulder as about 600 pounds and said he passed out several times while the crew worked to free him. The incident occurred 80 miles northeast of San Diego, California, as rescue teams battled shifting debris and a weakening collapse. In Somerset, Pennsylvania, a barn and equipment were destroyed by a fire at the East Carson Packing Co. farm nearby, with investigators determining the cause still undetermined.
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San Diego
Calif
Galvin
Trevor Mellish
Mellish
Teving
Das
Goisig
Melis
Pak
Here
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R. G. Bares
Marine Corps
Haneda
St. Edwards
Pittsburgh
Merle Ream
Pleasant Unity
Westmoreland County
Ohio River
West End
Regis Ganzak
Allegheny River
Sharpsburg
Ganzak
Highland Park
49Th State
Somerset
Ax East Carson Packing Co
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