Second French airliner crashes in Persian Gulf
A second large Air France four engined plane bound for Paris crashed near Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, killing at least 22 with 16 to 19 still missing. Survivors, all French, were rescued as investigators weigh sabotage amid deteriorating weather and rescue efforts.
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Associated Press
Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
Epson
Air France Iine
Frente
Air France
Saigon
Thdoching
Paris
Enmimit Tre
Aly
France
Barwelyi
Pakistan
Bohreln Petroleum Company
Wren
Madagascar
Chistantine
North
Altea
Hundreds Plan Rally Day for Corry Legion Event
Several hundred area Legion members and supporters plan a Rally Day in Corry with speakers led by Commander Alber Alexsandrini. The event includes a parade, park program, and anArmory dance with free buffet lunch.
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Corry
Te Bhurr
Currier Post
Commerce
Lvinment de
Pennsylvania
Aes
Lanneay
Hensll Cone
Waller
Alexsandroni
Anerts
Cu Thegiant
Alessandryni
Lewin Bradley
Rogers Insel
Die Drum Word
Chamber of Commerce Front
Tyn Law
Pei
Jamestown
Weenveri
Hi Jamentown
Ashville Legion Post
Onssudagn Legion Post
Alcen 1 Legion
Shill
Titusville Legioners
Wealifeld Legion
Lakewood Legion
Clymey Legion
Union City Legion Post
Coleman Band
War Iren Legion
Sugar Grove
North East Legion
Willsey
Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Peru battles rebels as city of Axeyuipa under siege
At least 40 people were believed killed as government forces moved into Axeyuipa Peru a 13 000 population city in the uprising led by communist rebels. Military officials reported anti rebel action and martial authority is in effect amid a volatile political struggle ahead of July elections.
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Peru
Presa Hima
Fevel
Rellers
Ely
Axeyuipa
Nadik duWie Wheeewoll
Coie Boinists
Apresirs
Aruniija
Peru’y Neon
Ouiiltaey Teagquarties
Ofliedal Ugurssa
Nilalseat
New Wolk
Ted
Franietica
Mungo
Col Munighe Sui
Mustajo
Corry Public Notice Regarding street and public right of way
A damaged OCR fragment describes Corry mayor and clerk issuing a public notice about street width, right of way limits, and the county accepting public utilities along an avenue. It references North and South streets, a 5 metre public area, and related approvals or actions by the council.
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Chunton
Wally
Vilevly Dole
Corry
Shady County
Erewith
Flint
Missionary Rev. J Lawrie Anderson Named Moderator
New Wilmington OA June 19 Rev J Lawrie Anderson selected as moderator of the United Presbyterian Church of North America. Veteran missionary on furlough from Anglo Bephian Sudan, Anderson has served in Africa for 25 years.
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New Concohy
New Wilmington, Paw
United Presbyterian Church of North America
J. Lawrie Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Sudan
Africa
Senate probes narcotics and counterfeiting boom
Senate investigators testified that narcotics and counterfeiting crimes are rising across the United States, with Chicago and New York hotspots. They urged more funding for operations, noting large seizures including $700 000 in a month and counterfeit bills in circulation. The Kefauver committee links big crime rings to broader rackets and seeks to expose interlocking operations.
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Sy Assuemura
Washington
Dye
Senate Erie
LoKlay
Fenuiree
Meza
Attic Hoth Sre
Phon
New York
Chieneo
Sat Francisen
A. Dowehmar
Cantissinnov
Anslinger
Bureau of Narcotics
Senate
Hal Midwen
Chicago
Spedia Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kelauver
D-Tenn
U S Officials Cleared By Jury In Austria Note
A Moscow note delivered by Ambassador Alan G. Clark urged Russia to join Western measures to ease Austria occupation. Western foreign ministers agreed on interim high commissioners replacing military ones as part of a long stalemate over a final peace treaty. The State Department released the note to Soviet Foreign Minister V. I. Vishinsky detailing the new approach.
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Wawusgersui
United States
Russia
Austria
Moscow
Alan G. Clark
London
State Department
Moses
Hirk
Minder Andriei Y. “Vishiinsky
Firefighters Prepare Explosive Quell of Gas Well Blaze
Led by Paul Adair from Houston Texas a Pennsylvania crew plans to use nitroglycerin explosives to seal off a gas well blaze at least 6000 feet underground near Renovo Pennsylvania after attempts with tools and water were not sufficient The fire began Monday when a spark tapped a newly accessed gas source and spread despite efforts to shut the valve manually.
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Renovo
Pennnsylvana
Paul Adair
Houston
Texas
Here
North Bend Fire Company
Adair
State Dept Urged To Fire Aliens Employed Abroad
Senators Green and House urge the State Department to dismiss aliens employed overseas after a panel’s inquiry. They report concerns over security and loyalties, citing testimony from officials in Paris and Washington.
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State Dept
Washington
Jaye
State Department
Green
D-Ri
Louse
F-Mass
Eurpe
le Dupuet
Munis
Tibery
Lidge
Mecamby Crwisi
Mlirnea
Paris
Frontefort
New York
GE Handed Pact Demands By UE Workers
The United Electrical Workers Union seeks a 10 cent hourly wage rise, 15 a month pensions, and shorter work weeks for 97,000 GE workers across 40 plants. GE says current pay and pensions remain under review while new wage and pension proposals are explored.
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Serewe Lttoes
New York
United Blevivivol Workers
General Electric Company
CTO
Jmon
Schenee
Tily
Gud Tay
CIO probes purge of unions amid party line clashes
The CIO executive board considers expelling American Communications Association and the fur and leather workers union after a Cleveland convention empowered actions against groups seen as following Communist lines. Inter union led by Ben Gold faces scrutiny, while United Furniture Workers faces review. earlier expulsions include United Electrical Workers and Farm Equipment Workers. A separate Pittsburgh report notes the recovery of the final body from a cabin cruiser capsizing in the Allegheny River.
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Associated Press
Washington
STG
Inc
CIO
Cleveland
Fur and Leather Workers
CLO
Atlantic City
Inter Union
Ben Gold
Communist
Chieden
United Furniture Workers
Morris Pizer
United Electrical Workers and
Farm Equipment Workers
1200 Tribute Flag in Annual Service Here
A throng of more than 1200 gathered at City Park for the annual Flag Day exercises by the BPO Elks Lodge. Attorney Gerald Web of Erie spoke on heritage as banners representing the flag’s history were displayed. The event featured the Blue Male Chorus and a concert by the Coleman Band, followed by a fireworks display drawing hundreds of city youngsters.
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BPO
Gerald Web
Erie
Mariel
Uvnahon
Dao Whitehiad
the Republic
Sind
Charles Lyons
America
Joseph Chur
Winthlauton
City Begins Sewage Clean Up With New Equipment
Streets Department uses new sewer cleaning gear on East Beni Street moving to West Frederick Street as crews clear tree root blockages. Director Carl Smith aims to assign more workers through summer to finish the city system. The department also clears Warren and Duane streets and seats and improves streets near the Sorry Memorial Hospital with expected increased use after its opening.
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East Beni Street
Carl Smith
East Bend Street
West Frederick Street
Warren
Duane
Cornell
Sorry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
V Hospital
Corry Population Rises to 7 872 in Census Count
The Corry area posts 7 872 residents up 13 percent from 1940. County totals reach 218 407 as officials publish year 1960 figures. Nearby towns and townships such as Millcreek, Lawrence Park, Harborcreek, and Waterford show varied gains and declines amid statewide census releases.
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Lisien
USA
Polly
Wenig
Lawernce Park
Union City
Sang
Conry
Pennsylvani Weenie
Mie Cottier Tensus
Savinw
Washington
Yuri Nowe Shen Munieigsl Suis
Isa
Albion
Cranwville
Béinboro
Elgin
Fairview Boro
Girard
Watts
Eau Sat
Westeyvil Haa
Sunday Dairy Strike Ends? Pittsburgh Walkout Stalled
Sunday closing sparks dairy strike in Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania as unions and dairies dispute Sunday shut downs and 40 hour weeks. A brief agreement with a small firm offers little sign of wide peace while negotiations continue.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Attsburgh
Pennsylvanis
Nelson Bennett
Union
Campany
Canntil
Harry A Tevis
AFL
Cal
N. Dairy
Alfred Hombach
Ooner
Steve Deyaty
Churches Unite For Day Of Prayer In City
Democrats said in agreement on an excise tax bill is not connected. City churches plan a day of prayer for peace with services across Catholic, Jewish, and Seventh Day Adventist congregations. Residents urged to join in faith for harmony and relief, with observers noting unified spiritual effort.
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Corry Tel
Peagers
Ate Hubballi
Rail wage dispute board proposes 40 hour week and pay boosts
A presidential board recommends wage and hour gains for about 280000 railroad workers including yard service staff, trainmen, and conductors. It urges a 40 hour week for road service employees and hourly pay increases aligned with prior 1949 standards, to settle long running disputes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Elie
Teumuit
Jnier
YooOdi
Une
Road Service Embldges
Columbus Dam Hearing Opens on Rebuild Decision
A hearing before the State Water and Power Resources Board in Harrisburg opened to decide if the washed out Columbus Dam on the Brokenstraw creek should be rebuilt creating a 50 acre recreational lake. Rural residents oppose the project claiming pasture land would be harmed. The board aims to rule in several days. Also reported is a fatal truck collision in Steubenville where Bert Mooney of Pittsburgh died after being struck near a parked tractor-trailer.
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Columbus
Cohbus
State Water and Power Resources Board
Harrisburg
Steubenville
State Highway Patrol
Bert Mooney
Pittsburgh
Billion Dollar Slash Expected to Escape Veto
A secret huddle reshapes tax legislation as leaders push a billion dollar slash to pass despite opposition. The measure was anticipated to cover a large set of items and faces final votes in a tense legislative session.
Corporation tax hike eyed in sweeping bill proposal
Democratic tax drafters reportedly reached virtual agreement on a billion dollar excise tax cut in a secret huddle. The plan would raise corporate tax rates and cut other levies, affecting rates on the first 3000 dollars, next 15000, and higher brackets as part of a broad financial package.
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Jess Washington
Owen
Piresenp
Oortet
Mewiipe
Alxiut
Leannit
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Columbus Dam
Millville
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