Revolt Collapses In Besieged Argentina
President Frondizi announced that a West-pocket revolt in western Argentina collapsed within hours. Loyal troops captured rebel leaders including Gen Maurico Gomez of the 2nd Army. The uprising, linked to anti-Peronist officers of the Goria group, sought to purge Peronists and Communists as it declared a free nation without Peronists and Communists.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Prondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Gan Luts
Europe
Interior Ministry
Mauricio Gomez
Eurler
San Luis
Focal
Rodolfo Laroher
Larcher
Pedro Aramburu
Fortunato Giovannani
Peron
Aramburu
Frencizh
Andes
Screenwriters Win End to 22 Week Strike in Hollywood
Hollywood AP report states Writers Guild of America West members voted to accept a 42 month contract offer from major producers ending a 22 week strike. Key gains include 10 percent raises first two years, a 600000 health fund, 5 percent of salaries up to 100000 per picture, and 2 percent of exhibitors receipts for next six years. Writers seek profits from foreign sales while talks with independent TV producers continue.
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Hollywood
Writers Guild of America
West
Guild
Ory
Alliance of Independent Television Producers
Medics Gather for AMA Convention on Aged Health Policy
The 109th annual American Medical Association gathering opens in Miami Beach with 14,000 physicians attending a five day meeting. Delegates will select a Distinguished Service Award recipient and Dr Vincent Askey of Les ore will be installed as president. Speaking on health reform, Paul Butler and Gov. Ross Barnett offered divergent views on socialized medicine and state responsibility.
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Miami Beach
Fila
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
AMA
Vincent Askey
Les Oer
Paul Butler
Democratic Party
Buller
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Boy Hangs Self While Practicing Knots
Clarinda Smith of Upper St. Clair Township discovered her 12-year-old son Guy hanging by a nylon rope from a four-foot length in the basement. Artificial respiration failed to revive him. Police said he entangled himself while practicing knot tying. he was a Cub Scout.
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Pittsburgh
Clarinda Smith
Upper St. Clair Township
Guy
FFA Members and Instructor Set For Competition Trip
Five members from the Forty Chapter of Future Farmers of America will travel to Pennsylvania State University for FFA Activities Week, a three day event. Richard Carver a agriculture teacher at Corry Area High School will accompany them. Lead competitors include Joseph Taggart land judging Dennis Northrup and Paul Pirozola farm mechanics Budington Jackman and George Sekerak livestock judging. They will view demonstrations and join recreational activities before returning Thursday.
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Te Vorty
Future Farmers of America
Pennsylvania State University
FFA
Richard Carver
Corry Area High School
Joseph Taggart
Dennis Northrup
Paul Pirozola
Budington
Bud) Jackman
George Sekerak
Faryer
Building trades job fuels Corry growth pledge drive
A Corry craftsman lays blocks as a symbol of local need for new buildings. The piece links a $13 million annual commerce flow to industrial payrolls and a $125,000 city fund aimed at attracting more industry, urging pledges payable over three years.
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Corry
Ike Visits Philippines After Warm Reception In Alaska
Eisenhower’s Tokyo visit amid mixed protests as leftist groups show restraint while hardline Communists threaten violence. Tokyo plans large police security for the June 18 arrival and motorcade with 600 officers, 52 motorcycles, and multiple patrol cars, plus intensified embassy guards. A dress rehearsal tested the measures ahead of the president and Emperor Hirohito’s palace trip.
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Zenyakuren Student Federation
White House
James C. Huge Biy
Hisenhower
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Emperor Hirohito
U.S
Eisenhower Begins Far East Tour From Alaska Arrival
President Eisenhower reaches Anchorage after a 3700 mile nonstop flight from Washington and prepares three day stay in Manila. He rejects postponement of Tokyo leg, aiming to advance international understanding amid reports of leftist mobs and communist influence. A refueling stop at Wake Island precedes Clark Field near Manila.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Mies
Philippines
Manila
Tokyo
Elmendorf
Ai Force Base
Wake Island
Clark Field
Philippine
New 49Th State
Washington
Changes Limited In Erie Methodists Pulpits
Meadville Erie Conference closes with most ministers and all district superintendents returning to pulpits. Rev George Myers remains at Corry First Methodist. Rev Robert Johnson replaces Ham merlee at Stone Church Meadville. several shifts rotate clergy to Conneautville Townville Wattsboro Pymatining and other charges. District superintendents stay, and two reassigned to national posts. Fragmentary notes list several pastoral moves within Meadville district.
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George Myers
First Methodist Church of
Corry
Stone Church
Meadville
Robert T. Johnson
Grove City College
Yale Divinity School
James D. Hammerlee
Pakistan
Conneautville
Henry C. Zimmerman
Robert Critchlow
Mr. Zimmerman
Allegheny College
Bloomington
Garrett Seminary
Northwestern University
Erie
W. Wynd Warren
Townville
Saegertown
David W. Large
L. B. Owens
Walter Foulk
Black Ash
Wattsboro
Elizabeth Dalbey
Foulk
Millers Station
Dallas Beck
John B. Dover
Dale Reitz
Pym
Jarestown
Methodist
B. Clark
W. H. Oviatt
Macklyn ‘Lindstrom
H. K. Knappenberger
Jamestown
Arthur A. B. Cooley
Grove City
H. Clair Hertzenrater
Brookville
Wicke
George R. D. Braun
Methodist Home
Donald E. Strachen
Erie Conference Board of Education
Bone Marrow Injections May Curtail Cancer
Chicago report notes Dr. Paul Rosenstein of Rio de Janeiro cites experiments starting in 1931 showing marrow injections might fight cancerous growths. Originating in Berlin, he argued bone marrow’s growth link could trigger tumor reduction, with a cited ovarian cancer case where tumors reportedly disappeared after marrow treatment.
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Chicago
Berlin
Paul Rosenstein
Rio de Janeiro
Journal of the International College of Surgeons
Rosenstein
Brazil
Job Picture Bright In May Sees Continued Hiring Gains
Washington AP reports May employment rose again with a continued decline in unemployment following March storms that hurt outdoor work. April added about two million jobs to 66,159,000 and unemployment fell to 3,660,000. May’s advance was expected to be highly favorable across most sectors except steel and metalworking.
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Washington
Labor Department
Corry Area Industrial Fund drives toward goal
Campaign leaders report progress toward the Corry Industrial Development Fund, aiming to raise beyond sixty percent of the target by tomorrow’s meeting. Robert Bracken notes $63,860 in gifts from under 25 percent of potential donors and urges quick card actions before a June 17 deadline to attract a major employer ready to hire up to 150 workers.
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Corry Area
Robert Bracken
Bracken
Corry
Oxford Students Sing Aharsh Ode At Macmillan Party Fete
Oxford University students Dick Andrews and Ivan Zimmer performed a political ballad at a Conservative party fete in Oxford. The satirical song targeted Prime Minister Harold Macmillan with verses about Cyprus and pensions, eliciting stunned silence from guests including party leaders. Andrews, a nuclear disarmament group member, said they thought it would be a lark.
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Oxford
England
Eden
Mac the Knife
Tony
Harold Macmillan
Cyprus
Preston
Dick Andrews
Ivan Zimmer
Philip Whitemore
Oxford University
Aisiz
Andrews
Limmet
Whitemore
Tot Chokes to Death in Pittsburgh After Mucus Obstruction
A two month old girl named Salitia Owen from Rankin died in Allegheny General Hospital after choking on mucus found in her throat. She had recently been ill with a severe cold and was listed in critical condition before she passed away early today.
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Pittsburgh
Salitia Owen
Rankin
Allegheny General Hospital
Elks Flag Day Service Set For Tomorrow
The Corry Elks plan a Flag Day ceremony opening to the public tomorrow at 1 45 p m. The Corry Central School Band will perform with Rev Cyril J Cooper giving the invocation. Elks officers led by William W Hammond will conduct the introductory exercises. State Senator Raymond P Shafer will deliver the Flag Day address and the flag will be dedicated followed by the pledge and benediction.
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Elks
Corry Elks
Hodge
Clymet Central School
Cyril J Cooper
St.Thomas Church
William W. Hammond
Muler
Joseph Stitz
Reading Balebt
Paul Dwyer
Reade Langhurst
Guy R. Davis
Esquire
Richard A. Williams
J. Fred Kinley
Raymond P. Shafer
Renditio
Benedicton
Pravda Defense of Khrushchev Policy Sparks Debate
The Pravda defense of Khrushchev's policy attacks leftist critics and argues that meetings with non Communist leaders do not abandon Marxism. The piece by N Markovsky warns against haste to communism and defends the Soviet line as objective and rooted in Leninism. It notes differing views within world communism, possibly targeting Maoists. In Chile, Valdivia tremors persist with six quakes reported, the strongest toppling homes already damaged by prior shocks.
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Moscow
Pravda
Premet Nikita Khrushchev
N. Markovsky
Khrushchev
Matkovaky
Chile
Santiago
Valdivia
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