Two Air Puzzles Probed In Wartime Crash Report
A lone US Air Force Tornado bomber crashed in rural England while the crew member died. British observers warn nuclear-armed bombers raise UK danger as tensions rise. The aircraft reportedly carried no bomb and was operated by an inexperienced pilot. Nearby Alconbury base parent unit confirms details. Meanwhile in Louisiana a lovesick airman, Donald Keeton of Dallas, disappeared after renting a Cesium 120 two-seater and attempting a long flight toward Dallas. He vanished with fuel running low, pursued through northern Louisiana and northeastern Texas as friends mourn his loss.
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Huntingdon
England
Air Force
Britain
3Rd
LW Pliny
Alconbury
Air Povee
Alexandria
Louisians
Texas
Donald Keeton
Dallas
Vex
Keesler
Bilox
Miss
Louisiana
Monroe
Gulfport
Keeton
Lyn Bowling
House Passes Defense Plan By Huge Margin
Senate expected to approve a defense reorganization bill in similar form after the House passed it 402 to 1. Sen Richard Russell said it would grant the president broader commander in chief powers while Eisenhower pressed for three changes to avoid hampering streamlined operations or risking insubordination.
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House
Senate
Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Styles’ Bridges
GOP
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U S Prestige In Syria Climbing
U S prestige in Syria climbs as four months pass in the Tita Arab republic. Public opinion shifts toward Americans though Damascus radio brands the United States as a starving force seeking to undermine national aspirations. In Damascus Aleppo and major cities a warmer tone and relaxed personal dealings appear amid heightened propaganda and tensions.
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Womaicar
Syti
Syria
United States
Damascus Radio
Damascus
Aleppo
Pay Benefits Hearing Held by Referee Burgnon
A hearing was conducted by Referee L. G. Burgnon to decide if nine Corry-James town union employees who worked two weeks after a May 18 strike qualify for unemployment benefits. The district office of the Bureau of Employment Security had filed against the workers, who were later released and replaced by foremen and salaried staff. Union officials argued that contract terms prevent firemen and watchmen from striking when production workers do. Attendees included the local employment office, company management, and union representatives.
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Corry-Jamestown
L. G. Burgnon
Bureau of Employment Security
Elks Flag Day Program Set For 7 30 P M
The Corry Elks Lodge observes May Day with a 7 30 p m program featuring living past Exalted Rulers led by Charlie IXeating, over 50 years of membership. Mayor J Fred Kinley will speak and the Corry Area High School Band will perform upstairs at the lodge.
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Corry Birks
A. J. Morrison Jr
Charlie |Ixeating
J. Fred Kinley
Corry Area
Senate Studies Controversial Labor Changes
Washington report describes a 12 hour Senate session on amendments to a labor bill. Ten amendments were adopted, largely without dispute, while nine were Republican proposals. Kennedy opposed one defeated 47 38. The bill seeks union democracy via secret ballots and public financial reporting.
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Washington
Senate
Repubs
Eisenhower
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
YMCA Fund Appeal Near Target After Fourth Breakfast
The YMCA appeal for 130000 has reached 89079 with 14619 added at the fourth breakfast meeting at Hotel Corry. A final decision on continuing the drive will be made next Tuesday at 6 30 PM at the YMCA where campaign workers will attend a dinner. Frank Gates, national YMCA fundraiser, directs the effort and notes 673 of about 1200 potential contributors have pledged or donated over the next three years.
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YMCA
Hotel Corry
Frank Gates
National Ymca
Farrell Police Captain Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Coroner Cyril Reinsel of Mercer County said Captain Edmund J. Zaborowski, 41, a Farrell police veteran since 1944, killed himself with his service revolver early yesterday. His death came hours before he was to testify in the gambling trial of Police Chief Alberto Timparo.
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Farrell, Pa
Cyril Reinsel
Mercer County
Farrell
Edmund J. Zaborowski
Zaborowski
Alberto Timparo
Starkweather Killer Driven By Lust For Power Revealed
Criminologist Dr James Reinhardt analyzes Charles Starkweather, the 19 year old killer whose murder spree shook the nation. The professor, after interviews with family and friends, outlines Starkweather s background, family life, and early schooling, noting a calm surface hid destructive forces. He describes Starkweather s upbringing, church attendance, and social ties, arguing motives lie in inner values rather than abrupt temper. The article hints at ongoing reflections from the author and notes further conclusions to come on Page Two.
Cyprus Crisis Deepens Toward Civil War
In Nicosia British troops suppress a 100 percent curfew as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash after eleven deaths since Saturday. Britain plans to fly in 500 paratroopers to bolster forces, amid calls for Cyprus to join Greece or partition, with further violence feared.
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Cyprus
Britain
Greece
War Office
London
East Mediterranean
Tomord Row
England
Congressmen call for Ike to fire Adams over Goldfine ties
Rep. Mack urges President Eisenhower to dismiss Sherman Adams as the House subcommittee probes Adams ties to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. White House says Adams remains useful and cases with Goldfine were not improper. evidence points to Goldfine covering hotel bills for Adams. Page Eight continuation noted.
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Ike
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
House
Peter F. Mack Jr
D-Ill
Mack
Holland
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
James C. Hagerty
Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
Goldine
Plymouth
Mass
Mayflower
Pleads Guilty To Mother's Murder
A 117-year old boy, John E. Jessup of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the shooting of his mother Gladys Jessup. He escaped the electric chair with the plea, though sentencing date not set. punishment ranges 20 years to life in prison. The motive cited was a quarrel over using the telephone to call a girl, followed by a back-of-the-head shooting as his mother walked in a hallway outside the bedroom where he and a friend were examining hunting rifles.
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New York
John E. Jessup
Brooklyn
Jessup
Gladys
Strikers Delay United States Liner Departure in New York
A strike by 46 engineers halted America's largest liner carrying 1,776 Europe-bound passengers in New York. The ship, slated to sail at noon, waited eight hours as engineers refused to sign on until a list of distances was settled.
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United States
New York
America
Khrushchev Says Bulganin Ok After Surgery
Premier Khrushchev told Western correspondents that former Premier Nikolai Bulganin underwent a serious operation but is expected to return to work within a week. He denied reports that Bulganin or Malenkov or Suslov suffered political downgrades and said Malenkov is alive and well, while Suslov is vacationing on the Black Sea.
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Muscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
George M. Malenkov
Mikhail Susloy
Susloy
Black ‘Sea
Malenkov
Malenkoy
Kazakhstan
Kremlin
Student Drowns On Honeymoon At Cook Forest Park
Russell Myatt of Washington Pennsylvania, 30, planned to become a minister and marry last Friday. On his honeymoon he wandered from a cottage, crossed Tom’s Run, and fell from a bridge into a pool at Cook Forest State Park. His body was found at 8 a m yesterday. Mrs Myatt works as a nurse at Washington Hospital.
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Russell Myatt
Washington
Cook Forest State Park
Myatt
Kansas City
Washington Hospital
Ex-Titusville Man Murders Girl Friend in Greensburg Area
A 56 year old Ellwood City man, Elmer C. Linde, shot and killed Ruth Nolan, 45, in her Hempfield Township Greensburg area home after breaking in early today, then wounded himself critically and asked to be buried with her. Police say Linde and Nolan had dated about four months, the relationship ended last week.
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Snannyitk
Ellwood City
Westmoreland County
Ruth Nolan
Hempfield Township
Greensburg
Elmer ¢. Linde
Greensburg Hospital
Linde
Nolan
Titusville
Anna Palmer
Ruth
Facing Rough Tasks 20 000 Minor Union Aides Prominent In UAW Strategy
Detroit reports that some 20 000 minor union officials are central to the UAW drive for new contracts with General Motors Chrysler and Ford. Stewards and plant committee members operate under unusual conditions for nearly half a million workers during the current non contract period. With contracts expired two weeks ago, the union has begun strike vote preparations but stresses no immediate strike is planned as talks continue.
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UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Ute
Chevrolet Dealer Retires After 30 Years in Corry
Lawrence T. Thomas, longtime Corry local, retires from selling new cars after 30 years. Thomas Motors will stay in business with service, body shop, and glass departments continuing, while portions of the garage may be leased for storage. A replacement Chevrolet dealer will be announced later.
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Lawrence T. ‘Thomas
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors
Thomas Motors, Inc
Thomas
Corry
Chrysler and Maxwell
First Avenue
Willys Overland
East Main Street
West Main Street
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Death claims chemist Alfrad E. Sherndut
Dr Alfred Einar Sherndut, 72, chemist credited with developing ate brine, died yesterday. Atebrine, a synthetic substitute for quinine, was important during World War II for protecting U S troops fighting in the tropics.
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Chemsey Hudson
Alfrad Einar Sherndut
Chemplet
U. S
Troples
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