Truck Upsets Kill 14 GIs at Camp Campbell
A 2 1/2 ton Army truck overturned on a bridge along the Kentucky Tennessee line at Camp Campbell. Fourteen paratroopers died and others were injured as the vehicle plunged into a rocky creek bed during field training. Helicopters evacuated the injured. all survivors expected to live. A Board of Inquiry opened to probe the worst accident in the post’s history on the Tennessee section of the base.
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Campbell
101St ‘Pentonitc” Airborne
Kenucky-Tennessee
Unis
Tennessee
Nasser's Hold on Masses Fades as Arab Leaders Drift
Beirut reports Abdel Nasser of Egypt, once a rallying force for pan Arabism, is increasingly isolated from fellow Arab leaders. Despite strong mass appeal, Saudi Arabia's King Saud, Hussein of Jordan, and others fear his leadership and pro-Soviet stance. Jordan expelled Egyptian military attache and recalled its ambassador as ties fray. The Joint Arab Command dissolves to mere Egypt and Syria, with Syria wavering but still pro-Egypt. The Arab League weakens, while Lebanon sticks to West alignment and rejects full Egyptian influence. Nasser remains idol to many in the Arab world.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamat
Abdel Nasser
Egypt
amUompliit
Hk 1 Fugle
Middle East
Saud
Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Israel
Syria
Bast
West Yle
Amman
Taches
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Joint
Arab Military Command
Yemen
toEgypt
Sudan
League
Lebinod
Elshower
Sues Canal
Yuslos
Eyyyil
Summers Again Takes Stand At Turnpike Trial
In Harrisburg defense attorneys awaited more testimony from Franklin V Summers, the Turnpike Commission controller. He testified daily since the trial began as prosecutors contend that over 12 million dollars in contracts for the northeastern spur were awarded without competitive bidding.
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Summers
Marrisburg
Commonyealta
Turnpike Triad
Franklin
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Yester
Compton
Commonwealth
Matu- Mine Research and Development Co
Reading
Indicted In Taipei Riots and Release of 60
Formosa Premier O K Yul announced 41 persons were indicted for complicity in last months anti American riots. He said five had prior Communist ties but no evidence of a planned organization behind the disturbances. Sixty others were released for lack of evidence as he detailed the May 44 events including damage to U S embassies and consular buildings.
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Taipei
Formosa Uy
O. K. Yul Forday
Yul
Aoy
Bul
Jeaut
Robert G. Reynold
Cobora
Reynolds
House May Pass Civil Rights Bill By Nightfall
Washington predicts the civil rights bill will pass by nightfall amid debate over jury trial provisions. Southern opponents fear jury trials could shield contempt of court in injunctions, while supporters insist on upholding court power. Rep. Geller leads the Democratic floor effort.
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House
Washington
Civi Rights Todigii
South
Rep. Geller
D-Ny
Senate Budget Clash Halts Measure Amid Impasse
In Harrisburg the GOP and Democrats clash over 18 million in restoration as a condition for 92 million in special appropriations. Sen William J Lane notes a two thirds vote is required and Republicans push adjournment while Democrats refuse to supply votes until a deal is reached. Continued on Page Two.
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GOP
Senate
Harrisburg i
William J. Lane
D-Washington
Newarian
Passage of aid bill minus senate cuts seen
Washington July 1a The House moved toward final passage of a 3.647 billion foreign aid bill while leadership expected to defeat attempts to cut 390 million from aid. Senator Lyndon B Johnson predicted a final vote tonight amid amendments aimed at trimming military authorizations and defense support under committee figures. Opponents prepared further amendments to curb long range authority as debate continued.
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Washington
Benale
Lyndon B Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Sen. Long
D-La
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Long
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Moree
Dsove
Mayflower crew honored after historic re dream voyage
The Mayflower replica crew completed a 3000 mile voyage from Plymouth England to Plymouth Massachusetts. Cmdr Alan Villiers led 32 crew members aboard the 180 ton barque Mayflower II with crowds cheering from Provincetown to Plymouth. One American, Joseph Meanger, returned home for a reunion with relatives. The voyage spanned 54 days crossing the Atlantic, contrasting the original ship’s 66 days.
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Plymouth
Mass
United States
England
Cmdr
Alan ‘Villiers
Provincetown
Mayflower
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Joseph Meanger
Walthats
Nogs
Fwally
Muareli
Atendle
Ordr. Villiers
Ude
Violent Storm Halts Area Summer Music Program
One hundred students planned to begin summer music instruction at Sorry Area High School, with eight week courses for beginners and experienced youth. Principal organizers, including Ronald Rairie, moved to start Monday at 9 o clock as weather damaged property and knocked out power in the area.
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Suniol
Erle Wasle
Igh
Ronald Rairie
Miste
Iate
Carry
Ralrie
Tree Crushes Cottage At Columbus
A violent late storm moving from the west struck Corry area yesterday, toppling trees and snapping limbs. At Cottage Mave in Columbus a large tree crashed onto the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hoenes injuring him and bruising Mrs Hoenes. They were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment and later released. Utility crews worked overnight with most service restored by morning as damage included downed lines and blocked streets.
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Ofelocke
Corry
Cottage Mave
Columbus
Fred Hoetws
Bracken
Corry Memorial
Hoenes
Albert Clark
General Telephone Company
Gold Ib
Pennsylvania Electric
Earl T. Cherry
Matrick Mmanager
Peneley
Genter Street
White Street
Jubiason Street
Pleasant Sind Northwest Streets
Market Street
Wrightsvilles
Page
Flag Day Observances Highlight Downtown Displays
A large display of 62 flags at the vutb in observance of Flag Day was noted with many rooftops and cars showing flags on Center Street. A Flag Day ceremony will be held at 7 pm in front of Gary Biks Lodge on North Center Street featuring the Clymer Central High School band and a prelude concert. If rain delays occur, the program will move to the lodge rooms. the public is invited to attend the porch ceremony.
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Nags
Vutb
Center Street
Gary Biks Lodge
North Center Street
Clymer | Centra
Stanford Hose To Sponsor Red Cross Bloodmobile
Stanford Hose Company officials voted in C Heber dein Joseph Amoroso Frum Kar Koski Jr and Allan Hasbrouck at the monthly meeting. They plan to sponsor the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on July 9 and arrange drills for new members to learn firefighting procedures and equipment. The unit is entered in Union City Homecoming festivities with a parade upcoming.
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Union
Randie
Pri
Glenn Group Leader Dies At 57 In Corry Area
Glenn Group owner Operator of Group Sleep Erectors died last night at 11 in St Vincent Hospital after surgery He was 57 Born in Portage Wisconsin he lived in Corry before moving to Ene Where he owned and ran a steel erection business Ill for several months death attributed to cancer of the liver Funeral plans were incomplete Jessie Ward Group his wife survives a mother Mrs Jonnie Group Corry Sandville cousin Vor Group of Corry Burial details pending
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Jessie Barwards
Jonnie
Corry
Sand
Vor
Mss of
yTlerttogn
Judge Chosen for Additional Two-Year Term on Tax Court
Judge J Edgit Murdock, a Greensleigh native, was selected by the 18-member Filstiew Yer to serve another two-year term as Chief Didge of the U U Tax Court. The appointment begins July with year-old Murdock taking the oath yesterday.
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Washington
J. Edgit Murdock
Greensleigh
Didge
She U. Tax Court
Murdock
Storm Damage Scatters Across Corry Streets
Corry Streets Department began cleanup after a severe storm. Widespread debris closed streets and knocked out power to dairy farms during milking, with trees uprooted, basins flooded, and a lightning strike damaging a home and barn. Major outages disrupted communications and telephone service.
Peterson Named Ambassad or Civil Defense Chief
Washington reports President Eisenhower nominated Viel Peterson of New Denmark to be ambassador and former Nebraska governor to lead the Civil Defense administration. The nominations come as part of a cabinet shakeup with Peterson previously serving as New York area administrator and facing reelection considerations in 1954.
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Washington
Hiessaint
Eisenhower
Viel Peterson
Der
Mack
A. Hoegh
Repilh— Wes
Thy
Peterin
Rowena
Billy the evangelist preaches amid empty tavern crowds
The evangelist Billy Graham attracts 17,000 last night at Madison Square Garden, urging spiritual renewal as crowds file in and out of the neon-lit venue. After sermons, 47070 people reportedly moved to accept Christ, though the Protestant Church Council notes most join churches already in the city.
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Madion Square Garden
Graham
Joseph Crotty
Christ
Warren Judge To Rule On Audit Legality
Warren County officials clashed as Judge Mick Kil considers whether the county’s abbreviated audit system is valid. Auditors testified they were not notified of changes and urged continued itemized accounting despite claims of efficiency.
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Wark En Juage
Alen
C. Flick
Wentroyoysia
Warren County Funditing
Syste
Faye Clan Wdhy
Alewe Bo
Auer County
Charles Biggs
Merle Jordan
Ralph
Sumberton Suismerton
Tidbute
Aubums Jr
Whiitby
Hwadie
Dune
Mick Kil
Uplfilon
Youngsville
Jane Desmocratis
Farmer struck by lightning amid violent storm in Chautauqua County
James Hopple reports 62 year old Fred Stankey of East Randolph died when a bolt hit him while he checked on his herd as a severe storm swept central and southern Chautauqua County. A widespread outage and property damage followed, with power lines brought down and homes and farms affected.
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James Away
Cattaraugus County
Chautauqua County
Wales
Myers
Randolph
Fred Stankey
Stankey
William
Felurn
Pic
Ure
Coveney
James Hopple
Falmer
AP News Briefs Summary of World Conflicts and Leadership Shifts
Algiers reports claim by The French of rebel casualties and kidnap or blindings, noting a sharp focus on Allied rebels and Middle East waterways. Paris dispatches mention Egypt’s civil defense operation, the new government inauguration, and potential river projects as Moscow radio notes Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev address Finland and neighboring states.
Red China Frees Missionary Pair
Two American missionaries Charles J McChesly and Father John Alexander Houle were released in Shanghai after months in custody. Details from Hong Kong indicated plans for their travel home as U S officials confirmed their freedom and departure arrangements amid uncertain timing.
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Rena
China
Hong Kong
Pattin McCarthy
Fuller House
Ty Eve Shumphol
Wiong
Digva
False Alarm Brings Out 25 Men In Storm
A false alarm during a heavy rainstorm at 4:57 am led 25 volunteer firefighters to search Sixth Avenue from Mill Street to Pleasant Street for flames at 113 Sixth Year. Investigators found no evidence of a fire. A questionable report referenced a radio message and a station handler, but the incident proved to be without danger.
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Corru’tive
Lad Blethy
Sixth Avenue
Mill Street
Pleasant Street
Leo Neckers Deiver
Ub Nu
Patrol
Daniel Gorski
Walter
Cas Wink Wau Ga Agipty
X Ray 520 In City’s Plants and Court Action
Partial OCR fragment describes x ray events at city plants and court action involving multiple companies. Mentions Aero Supply Mutubte, Rogers Shri, Corry Trusku, Mulyner Steel Co, and related delays or fines. Includes scattered references to a crash and a baby shower context.
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Gonniy
Lnll
Uriaviabelley
Aero Supply Mutubte Turing Co
Rogers Shri
Corry Trusku
Iayal Co
Mulyner Steel Co
Wien
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George Kuz
Kuzma Farm
R. D. 2 Corry
Stanford Hose
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Glenn Group
Corry Streets Department
Ciyire
Hast Park Place
Don Willians
East South Street
Bake Hill
Bolly Columbis
Spring Creek
Mle Tarey Dulbisenyidence
Ray Briges
Harold Mutleson
Utah
Stanford Haye Co
Howevie
Mask Hall
Eagdley
Billy
Bible Blight
Stoke
Westhighionsie Mill Thientrike
Blec
Tyle
Worley
AP News
Algiers
Aneir
Tey
Geir
Wire Macae Raad
Paris
Maine
Middle Bish
Fureth Ministry
London
j-Moscow
Radia Telay
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikta Khrushchev
Finland
Bulganit
Red China Frees
Pyttehurgh
Montevard
Winery
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