New Cease Fire Plan Studied by Allies
In Geneva French Foreign Minister Bidault hurried back to Paris to salvage Indochina talks as China submits a three point cease fire plan. Western powers shelved suspending talks while awaiting details and the nine party conference may shift from ministers to deputies.
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Geneva
Indochina
Red China
Chou En-loi
Georges Bidault
Paris
Bidault
Britain
Anthony Eden
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Traffic case continued for John Roberson in Corry
Hearing for John Roberson of B D 1 Clymer was continued at his attorney William Peiffer’s request. Roberson allegedly left the scene after his car struck George Collier’s vehicle on East Congress street at night and later pled guilty to driving without a license, paying a $10 fine.
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John Roberson
B.D. 1
Clymer
William Peiffer- Roberson
Cobbett
George Collier
East Congress Street
Colkier
Roberson
Chicago Approves Fluoridation for Water Supply
Chicago City Council approved fluoridation of public water to curb tooth decay. Budget constraints delay start until next year with an estimated five year cost of 618000 dollars, supported by the Chicago Health Department.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Health Department
Two More Gas Wells Drilling In Carter Hill Area
The Pennsylvania Gas Company starts two new wells on William Sicklucky farm 600 feet north of the 1947 well as Amity Gas and Oil Co. rigs near Boyd Spencer property 2700 feet east of Lynn Sill well. Sill well reached 4510 feet with gas traces, but overall dry. The White Medina at 4500 feet yielded nothing and caging will be pulled. Sill may drill again depending on Amity Venture results 860 feet east.
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Jones
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Willian Sicklucky
Amity Gas and Ol Co
Boyd Spencer
Lynn Sill
Clark ‘Talbott
Ohio
Newbure
Medina
Sill
Amity
Parked Autos Blamed In Main Street Collision
Police report two cars collided near the Fifth avenue West Main street intersection due to parked vehicles blocking the view. Drivers were Mrs. Harry Clabbatz of Corry and G. F. Vettenburg of RD 1, with a six week old infant and a 15 year old passenger in the Clabbatz car. Chief Harley Drake witnessed the crash and will urge the City Council to set one hour parking limits on West Main between Fourth and Fifth avenues to ease visibility for grocery shoppers.
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Guy
Harry Clabbats
Corry
G. F. Vettenburg
Clabbatz
Barbara
Paul Clabbatz
Fifth Avenue
Vettenburg
West Main Street
Harley Drake
Aero Supply Plant
Main Street
Route 6 West of Corry Opens to Autos Today
Barricades removed at 10 a.m. reopening Route 6 west of Corry after two and a half months of detours. Rebett Construction widened the highway two feet each side over two and a half miles and laid crushed stone base for blacktopping. Motorists urged to slow and use caution as shoulder work continues. Rebert firm moves equipment to Gerry Spartansburg highway for two miles of further improvements with blacktop to be laid, project finishing within five days.
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Thattie
Lyric Murdock
Rebett Construction Co
City
Murdock
Rebert
Gerry- Spartansburo
Oppenheimer security review spurred by congressional probes
Washington reports that sources say administration invoked a security review to preempt a congressional probe into J Robert Oppenheimer. A three man panel found him loyal and discreet while policy awaits final AEC action this month.
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Anodated
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
William J. Borden
FBI
Benaie- House Atomic Energy Committee
Oppenheiimer
Soviet Union
Oppenheimer
Borden
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
Rind
Capitol Fill
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
White
AEC
Man Arrested for Letting Son Drive Car
State Patrolman W. H. Wooden arrested Clyde Mason 20 for letting his 5 year old son drive an unlicensed minor’s car. Mason’s car was seen traveling about 40 miles per hour. the boy was not charged. Mason will be cited here July 12 on the charge.
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Sinee Clyde
Roosevelt
Mason
W. H. Wooden
Mendes-France Seeks End to War Before July 20
Pierre Mendes-France told the French National Assembly that if named premier he would resign if Indochina peace is not reached by July 20. He proposed a three point plan: press for settlement, present a comprehensive economic recovery program, and submit propositions before parliamentary vacation to speed policy decisions. He spoke to a packed chamber amid questions from deputies.
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Ty Associatea
Eres Pais
Pierre Mendes-france
French National Assembly
France
Indochina
Mendes-France
Speaity
Assembly
Cymne
Europea Army
Tate
Hberation
Churchill May Address Solons in Washington
British Prime Minister Churchill may appeal to the American public for closer U S British teamwork possibly in an address before Congress during his Washington visit for talks with President Eisenhower. Officials note no invitation for a congressional appearance has yet been extended.
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Congress
Associated Prea
Washington
Churchill
U. S
Eisenhower
National Press Club
Hursday
Eden
London
White House
French Rebels Renew Clashes Near Hanoi In Indochina War
French authorities report at least 34 Vietminh rebels killed and 30 captured in renewed clashes across the Red River Delta. The flareups centered northeast and south of Hanoi with one hit‑and‑run strike near Tien Yen. French warplanes bombed guerrilla bases as authorities call for probing dope dens in Pittsburgh.
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2G Rmeereie
Hanoi
Indochina
High Command
Red River
Viet Mam
China
Tien Yen
French Union Commandon
Convict 3 In House Shooting Case Verdicts Returned
A federal jury found Mrs Twiita Lebtan and three male accomplices guilty on ten assault counts related to a House of Representatives shoot ing incident. The jury must decide sentences up to 75 years total under intent to kill charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Twiita Lebtan
House of Representatives
Racwel Cance Mirands
Andres Figueroa Cordery
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Holtzoff
Firemen's fete profits. debt payoff and bylaws change
A report to the Columbild Volunteer Firemen's meeting shows about 750 dollars profit from the annual Firemen's Festival, to reduce a 1,500 dollar truck debt. The group amended bylaws to raise membership from 26 to 29. Prizes were awarded at a stormy event held at the fire hall with several named winners. The same night Washington order restored the salute to officers when off military reservations.
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Columbild Volun~ Wer
Fire Hall
Dire
Clifford Meyer
Ink
East Irving Street
Melvin Baccus
Columbus
F. L. Dodd
Irvin Rath
Corry
Carl Swan
Emery Rod and Reel
Cv, Huth
Ya ‘Thompson
McCarthy Blackmail Claim Attacked in Hearing
In day thirty of the Army McCarthy hearings Democrats pressed the issue as James D. St Clair cross examined. McCarthy insisted Adams tried to blackmail him by threatening an embarrassing report about Roy M. Cohn if he did not drop questions on Ft Monmouth security clearances.
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Welch — St. Clair
Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Benthy
Army-McCarthy
McCarthy-Army
Army
McCarthy
Doh Ct Adams
Blackiail
Army Loyalty Board
Mc Garthy
Wilnews
McCarthy Army
James D. St. Clair
Joseph N. Welch
Loyalty Board
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Cohn
Pyt
David Lehine
Adama
Wan
Si. Clair
Atty
Brownell
Jegnd
Trouble Flares At West Berlin Rally
At a West Berlin rally marking the first anniversary of the June workers rebellion in the Soviet zone a crowd of 20 000 hecklers challenged speakers. Police moved in and hauled six men away as two were badly beaten and others hospitalized. The disturbance interrupted a city hall address by West Berlin officials and prompted riot control actions before the crowd calmed.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Bor Viet
Rede
D Issuer
Farm Products Disposal Bill Faces House Senate Clash
The House approved a three year program for surplus farm products worth about a billion dollars to be sold and 800 million dollars in gifts to friendly nations. The Senate backed a one year plan for 600 million dollars of surplus disposal under different terms. A conference committee will likely settle the differences as the administration seeks to fold the program into foreign aid while reducing surplus stocks from the farm price support program.
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Associated Prean
Washington
House
Senate
Economy Drive Launched by Governor BeFine
Harrisburg all phases of state government were ordered to trim spending as Gov. John BeFine announced an economy drive to avert a budget deficit. General fund revenues lagged by about 26 million for the year ending May, with sales tax and other revenues below estimates. The plan includes delaying appropriations and hiring more tax auditors to check revenue shortfalls. The governor warned several million dollars may be needed in a deficit for the department of public assistance and schools face automatic salary increases. In a separate note, authorities recovered the body of a second drowning victim from Slippery Rock Creek near Ellwood City.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
General Fund
John BeFine
al Ie
Tevertte
Edward B. Login
Waitiaton
Fine
Logan
Revenue Department
Exrlier
Exiles Massing for All-Out Attack on Guatemala Border
Reports from Tegucigalpa said anti Arbenz Guatemalan exiles massing at the border to challenge President Jacobo Arbenz's regime. Guatemalan envoy Amadeo Chinchilla told officials exile forces are airlifted near the frontier and a strike against Guatemala is planned with 60 000 supporters inside Guatemala ready to rise. Castillo Armas urged compatriots to stand with the exiles as clashes seeming likely.
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Associated Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guaman
Amadeo Chinchilla
J. Edgardo Valenguela
Arbenz
Welle Equip
Potat
Chinchilla
Newemen
Val
Belize
el Salvador
Castillo Armas
Anid
Arbeng
Reports Grow Dewey Won't Seek Reelection
Albany dispatch reports growing belief Gov. Thomas E. Dewey may retire from the governorship next fall. Republican leaders show reluctance to admit the possibility while some insiders fear a Dewey departure could reshape the party slate, though one source says retreat from office seems final despite pressure.
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Mackages
Albany
Thorns
Dewey
Wate Yes
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J. S
Georges Bidanit
Pennsylvania Gas and Amity Gas and Oil
Hole On Lynn Sill
Opfgenheimer
Man
Solons
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Gourley
Hill District
Pitesburgh
Chester
W. Va
Akron
Hancock County Sheriff's Office
Hartman Lamet
Toa
Wurm F. Lassell
Rose
Creek Ellwood City
State Pace
Slippery Rock Creek
George Morris Rumell Tie
Carnegie
Rancher MacConnell's Mills
Mins Shirley Jean Morris
Weirton
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