Supporters clash with Catholics in Argentina riot
Rioting supporters of President Peron clashed with Catholics in Buenos Aires leaving injuries and about 250 arrests. Police raided the Episcopal Palace arresting hundreds who sought refuge as tensions rose over church state clashes.
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Argentina
Juan D. Veron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Episcopal Palace
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Asfelt
Catholines
Palins
Armiell
Congress
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Senate
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Plan Cutback In Production Of Medium Tanks
Washington The Pentagon weighs a new, modest cut in M4 medium tank output. Officials say the reduction would be less than 20 percent and not a major change. The M48 deliveries from Chrysler at Newark, Delaware, are also being considered to match a surplus of tanks for the Army and overseas aid.
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Five Injured in Three Auto Crashes Here
Five people were injured, none seriously, in three weekend accidents in Corry and nearby highways. At Smith and Center streets a collision involving Elizabeth Peterson and Charles Jones left Peterson with a bruised forehead while Sorenson and her husband suffered minor injuries in a second crash with Gunnar Anderson. A third crash on Route 6 near Corry involved Notwinn Veith and Thomas Vincent from Gannon College, treated and released with minor injuries. Police cited wet roads and a traffic light issue in the first two incidents and did not determine which driver was at fault in the ditch accident.
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Center Streets
Corry
Elizabeth Peterson
Findley Lake
Wilbur Sorenson
R. D. J. Gerty
Bally Szymeck
Findhey Lake
Charles P. Jones
Trovia
Smith and
Jones
Saymecki
Center Street
Jefe
Smith Street
Jores
Saymecks Machine
Vas
Sorenson
Gunar Anderson
Randolph
Geuter
Smith Streets
Anderson
Gannon College
Notwinn Veith
Palrview
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thoms Vincent
Boy 5 Tumbles From Moving Car in Bear Lake
Delbert Charles Ploss of Bear Lake was admitted in satisfactory condition to Corry Memorial Hospital after tumbling from a moving car driven by his father. The accident occurred on the Hear Lake road shortly before 2 p.m. The boy sustained lacerations on the back of the head and multiple abrasions and contusions. Police investigators are unsure of the vehicle’s travel direction.
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Delbert Charles Ploss
Delbert Ploss
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Biate
Hear Lake
Myers Named Pastor as Stull Leaves First Methodist Church
Erie Conference assigns Rev. G A Myers of Wayne Street Church to lead the First Methodist Church of the city, replacing the late Rev Charles A Huydorn. Rev Howard Stull shifts to Cascade Church at Erie as Rev Aldrich goes to Chautauqua, with several other local and special appointments noted in the Meadvill e conference list.
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Cascade
Erie
George A Myers
Wayne Street
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First Methodist
Meadville
Howard Stull
Chaccade
Bheen
Corry
Donald @. Struchen
Conference Board of Education
Gilbert Bermett
Mend
Albert Marriott
Bruce
Middaugh
Grove City
LG W. Furnin
Jamentown
James My Mofitout
Brookville
Auto Production To Hit New High
Detroit reports peace in the auto industry with the CIO United Auto Workers, boosting production prospects to seven million plus passenger cars in the year. A new record, exceeding 1950 by about 400,000, seems virtually certain unless lines shut for months. Union deals with GM and Ford are cited as lifting output, with price increases likely for 1956 models in some segments. Also, Gary Higue, 23, electrocuted at home when a model airplane cable touched a high tension wire during a family gathering.
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General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Iuaw-Cto
Hoat
Gary Higue
Hegan
Taxes and Budget Debate Sparks Across Pennsylvania Assembly
Harrisburg reports the 1055 General Assembly focuses on the proposed 1.4 billion dollar biennial budget and Gov Seatey income tax plan to raise major revenue. House Democrats expect 100 votes to approve the bill and send it to the Senate while Republicans linger. The Senate will also review Gov Leaders nominee to the Pike Commission and employment practices inquiry.
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Senate
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Bente
Hal
William J Green
Philidelphia
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Durnpike Commission
Alrmady
Sen. Taylor
Ali Whe
Wager R-Schuylk
Senate Education Committee
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Michigan Visitor Pays Fine After Municipal Hearing
Foy Preece von Mie was found guilty of disorderly conduct by Alderman George Gordon and ordered to pay a $10 fine. Howe arraigned yesterday and released on $600 cash bond with a hearing set for today at the Municipal Building. witnesses' statements were noted as contradictory with no further action expected.
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George Gordon
Pilin Costa
McIntyre
Gordon
Lester Gray
West Bend Strest
Howe
Jon
Dr Bulk Seeks Stricter Vaccine Production Standards
U S Public Health Service expert Dr Jonas Bulk in a telegram to Surgeon General Leavitt urged stricter minimum standards for polio vaccine production. He warned that looser wording could permit deviation from procedures intended during early lab development and emphasized uniform adherence to approved manufacturing practices.
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Collision on narrow bridge causes $600 in damages
State Police report a two vehicle crash on Route 057 near a narrow bridge on a Saturday evening. Richard Fehlman, 17, of Pittsfield and Staley Hajec Jr. of Corry collided while driving opposite directions in rainy, slippery conditions. Fehlman’s car suffered $200 damage and Hajec’s car $200, totaling $600. No injuries or charges noted.
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Tottaville
Heary
Richard Fehlman
Pittsfield
Staley Hajec Jr
Corry
Fehlman
Hajec
Fehman
Hiajéo Auto
Twin Boys Born To Corry Couple
Twin sons born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin of 16 Montgomery Avenue. Weighing four pounds eight ounces and four pounds ten ounces the twins were born at 9:38 and 9:68 a.m. today. The Martins also have two other children Marilyn 10 and John 8.
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Morhant
Corry Memorial Hospital
Arthur Martin
Mre Martin
Marilyn
John
Hoover Group Scrutinizes Real Estate Holdings Waste
The Hoover Commission faults government real estate holdings as bloated and misused. It cites 472 million in assets, lacks a full inventory, and notes agencies buy new properties while existing buildings lie idle. The report urges unified policy across agencies and creation of standards for retention and disposal to aid mobilization.
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Office of Defense Mobilication
German Leader Adenauer Arrives in Washington for Talks with Ike
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrives in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and top officials. He stresses West Germany’s commitment to close partnerships with free nations to advance reunification. He will receive an honorary degree from Harvard and meet British and French leaders, while considering a Moscow invitation and broader Western alliance issues.
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Washngton
Boile
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Herbert Hoover Jr
Henry Krekiler
Herbert Blankenhorst
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Itiienhower
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Dutton
Britain
Anthony Edn
London
Moscow
Russia
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Weal
Finn Joseph Atraiss
Ward Ty Rapeechs
Nuernberg
Moscovy
Bogiet
New York Times
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Moseby
Corry Area High School Class of ’66 Baccalaureate Service
About 825 relatives and friends attend the baccalaureate at Corry Area High School. Rev J Be Kelly delivers the sermon and urges restraint. The service features the Girls Ensemble singing and hymns while the congregation participates in prayers and benediction. Key participants include Rev Kenneth Rhydet Rev Robert J DeBow and Rev Bradley Lines.
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J. Be Kelly
Assemblies of Chia Church
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Outan
Torlin
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Hive
Tocaacho
Ube
Big Three Western Powers agree to July Geneva summit
AP News Briefs reports tensions ease as the Big Three accept a plan for a July 1 summit in Geneva. In other items Pittsburgh notes leadership changes at Industrial Research with Ridgway tipped to chair, and London covers Britain entering the final stage of a 16 day strike.
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Sir Wiltier
GM, UAW reach guaranteed wage pact after Ford model
Detroit reports the CIO United Auto Workers locked in a three year contract with General Motors mirroring Ford’s guaranteed wage plan. The deal covers 976,000 workers with hourly base pay around 210 dollars and skilled pay near 250, plus unemployment benefits for 26 weeks. GM agrees to contribute 100 million dollars to finance the plan, while electrical workers receive related gains.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Ford
Walter Reuter
UAW
Hibby Watke
Ford Motor Co
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Gary
Harlow J. ‘Curtice
Wiven
Corte
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Weather Report Records Rain Over Weekend
Rain measured at 1.82 inches with Saturday morning readings and a total rise to 70 degrees in high temperatures. Sunday night added further precipitation, with cool temperatures returning to around 43 degrees in many areas and unsettled conditions persisting into the next night.
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