Floods and Heat Plague U S Midwest Threats
Widespread heat and floods sweep across the nation from Texas to the southern Great Lakes. Storms threaten Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and Missouri as temperatures soar with Philadelphia posting a June 16 record. Central Kansas Ellis town sees five feet of floodwaters forcing evacuations as utilities and drinking water are cut.
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Kansas
Nebraska
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Great Lakes
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New York
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Big Crewe
Western Powers Prepare Response to Soviet Arms Plan
Western nations move to coordinate a reaction to the Soviet Union's surprise proposal for internationally controlled testing of weapons. The Kremlin plan calls for scientific inspection teams on Soviet territory and in allied areas, with Britain and the United States coordinating a five power UN disarmament effort. The British Labour party intensifies its campaign as press reaction varies, while Westminster weighs how to press Moscow.
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Kremlin
Britain
Pacific
Rileklony
Pkope Agandiy
London
Harold Macavillar
Lubin
Hugh Gniteketl
Sonivfia
Wilson departs for Corsican vacation after talks with top defense
Secretary of Defense Wilson flew by military plane for a Corudi a Mania vacation following three discussions with высоком military officers. The early departure marks a quick end to the door talks with falter top military under.
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Wilbon
Washington
Wilson
Lightning strike kills golfers near Scranton
A lightning bolt killed three golfers and injured three others at a wooded course near Scranton. Victims included Dr Morac D alrehard, 60, Scranton. Frederick DeWilde, 58, of Clark's Summit. and John W. Whitmore, 58, Scranton. two other men were hospitalized and two caddies reported as injured or missing.
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Morac Dalrehard
Scranton
Frederick DeWilde
Clark's Summit
Pine Brooke Iron Works
Dunnmore
John W. Whitmore
Barly Doday
Scranton State Hospital
Chulatlin Robirnson
Scraton
North Scranton
Riots in Lebanon Over Elections Leave Dozens Dead
Amid Lebanon elections violence erupts as Maronite Christian districts see heavy clashes. Reports say about 20 killed and 44 wounded in gun battles, with army deployed to restore order near Minlore church. Rival clans and pro West government forces vie for parliamentary seats in a tense second vote phase.
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Cnuanun
Noir
Premer Stim Salk
Wey
Belaise
Minlore
Kovern
Solh
Yandi
Diyfas
Lebwnun
Ajax Lays Off 28 In Foundry
Ajax trims 28 workers at its foundry amid overproduction concerns. Personnel director Ray Weber cited wastings and reduced demand as the cause, with a planned two week shutdown and potential full layoff if the situation does not improve.
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Ajax
Foundry
Ray Weber
Touridry
Severe Storm Bypasses City With Flooding and Heat Wave
A violent storm drenched the city with several inches of running water in streets and gardens as drainage failed. The heat wave continues with temperatures near record highs across the state, while widespread thunder showers are forecast for today and tomorrow. humidity remains high and relief is not expected soon.
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Associated Press
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Penns
Commonworth
Nidilie Bos
Sora
Amerrow
Biltburgh
Jamestown Motorist Hurt In City Crash
Charles N. Douglas, 43, of Jamestown, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after losing control of his auto on North Center street and crashing into a tree. He was en route to Mudville to visit relatives. ambulance attendants reported chest pain but exam found no serious injuries.
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Jamestown
Corry Memorial Hospital
North Center Street
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Moudville
Pole
Pougins
Sesterday
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Telenidants
Polion
Senate debates U S membership in atomic energy agency
The Senate weighs approval of the United States joining the new International Atomic Energy Agency. A Foreign Relations Committee report endorses the pact as vital for future atomic control and potential weapons developments. Debate centers on treaty terms and the U S role in global atomic policy with possible two thirds Senate support.
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U. S
Atoms Agency
Washington
Senate
International Atomic Energy Agency
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Wirryblon
Blaenhower
United Nations
Relais Committee
Watt Hy Ko
Ayetoy Guy
Kimnlo
Snow Land
California
Tose Pals
Maton
Ila Patel
Thie Starutu
Citizens Bank Starts $100,000 Remodeling Job
Citizens National Bank announces a $100000 remodeling project in northwestern Pennsylvania. The plan, awarded to Henry Shenie Co, includes new brick and granite exterior, glare reducing windows, a West Mill Street entrance, an expanded lobby, moved bookkeeping to the second floor, and a private directors room on the second floor. Completion aimed by November, with significant interior reconfiguration to create looped banking space and improved access.
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Uge
Bracken
Henry Shenie Co
Beie and
Citizens National
Pennsylvania
West Mill Street
Noor
Gransfer
Geound
WIN
Nso
Body Found Near Britain Rumor Circulates On Crabb Case
A body found off Britain's south coast near Chichester is thought by some readers and outlets to be missing diver Lionel Crabb. The report notes speculation about a Russian impersonation or trick and mentions Reynolds News and the Independent letter writers challenging the idea Crabb is dead or alive.
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Grdzhoni Ridge
Reynolds News
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Tron Curtain
Crabb
English Channel
Chichester
Portsmouth
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Baya
Thore B
Sribb
Nritar
Sunday Express
Floods and Tornado Kill 17 in Italy and Death Toll Rises
Unclear storm systems hit Europe with floods and a tornado causing at least 17 deaths in Italy. Reports name towns Tikognala and Ronco Paves with additional near 60 hospitalizations and widespread damage across regions. Officials estimate billions in damage as waters recede.
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Europe
Villayts
Tikognala
Ronco
Nehia
Dora
Violence in Haiti and Middle East tensions rise
Reports of renewed violence in Haiti and mounting Arab tension as Jordan closes Egypt embassy mark a fresh blow to regional unity. Jordan accuses Egypt of wavering political ties with Nasser's government while Egyptian officials in Cairo deny status. Egyptian press hints at consequences for King Hussein amid subsidy disputes. Continued on Page Two
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Storms Threaten New Rioting In Port au Prince
Port au Prince faces a volatile day as storms and protests raise fears of fresh violence. At least 60 killed and 200 injured in weekend clashes as mobs attacked symbols of authority. Provisional President Daniel Fignole seen amid chaos while troops guard embassies and maintain order. US Ambassador Drew reports ongoing army contact with no evacuation seen.
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Haiti
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Daniel Fignole
Port’ Au Prine
Ambassaior Dorald Drew
Uiliforvigir
sinti-Ameria Sen
Drew
Alleriennis
Amore
Budget clash for Pennsylvania GOP and Dems persists
Top legislative leaders from both parties grappled with budget cuts amid a 44 hour committee meeting. Democratic floor leaders hailed progress while Republican members urged restraint as talks aimed to wrap up soon. Gov Leader seeks restoration of funds though House and Senate remain split on final totals.
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Jol H. Dent
Senate
Albert Readinger
House
Albert Johmson
Noor
M. Harvey Taylor
Martin H. Brackbill
Republican State Committee
Gov. Leader
GOP
Leader
Commonwealth
U S Officer Injured Directing Parade Traffic
A U S officer directing traffic near Musket and Mytis Streets was struck by a trailing vehicle during a parade. He was hospitalized with a knee injury but is expected to be released today after examinations. The accident occurred just before the Union City Firemen’s Homecoming Fest, with no broken bones reported.
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Velinet
Mintlees
Last Of Four Bodies Recovered From Lake Erie
Erie Pa A Lake Erie steamer yesterday recovered the body of John Szlarski 45 of Canonsburg the last of four Washington County fishermen who drowned when their homemade boat Mink off Conneaut Ohio Previously recovered were the bodies of John W Trump 26 and Leslie Pierce 9 both of Canonsburg Stahley Walper 16 of Lawrence Skli rski body was found floating about 13 miles west of Erie The fishermen's boat was found several days after they disappeared last month.
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Erie
John Szlarski
Canomsburg
Washington County
Mink
Connesut
Ohio
John W. ‘Trump
Leslie Pierce
Canonsburg
Stad Stahley Walper
Lawrence Sklarskill
Rev Myers Returns To Local Methodist Church
George A. Myers, pastor of the First Methodist Church, was returned for his third year. At the Erie Conference annual meeting in Meadville, Rev John L. Murray was reassigned to Chapmanville Charge. Rev Donald Horton, ordained elder, is transferred to Kentucky. Rev Arthur R. Bablic to fill Bethel pulpit from Fredonia N Y.
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First Methodist Church
Erie
Methodist Church
Meadville
John L. Murray
Chapmanrville
Chapmanville
Wallaceville
Sunville
Bradleytown
Black Ash
Donald ©. Horton
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Bethel Methodist Church
Lloyd GC. Wicke
Pittsburgh Sea
Horton
Kentucky
Bethel
Arthur R
Fredonia
N.Y
Return From New York On Journal Tour
A group returned from a three day tour sponsored by The Corry Journal and Erie Railroad. The convoy included 28 from Salamanca and 14 from Greenville who toured Manhattan and attended events such as Rev Billy Graham at Madison Square Garden and a TV viewings.
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Corry Journal
Erie Railroad
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Salamanca
Greenville
Marhattan
Sone
Billy Graham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bev
Erry Kinney
Composer dies in Culver City amid health issues
Chris Ye Schonberg, renowned pianist and composer of songs like Dating and Heath Blknkek of Stars, died after a sudden illness at his Culver City home. Doctors treated him for heart complications before his death.
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Culver City
Cullt
Chris Ye Schonberg
Comuysty
Heath
Ten year old boy shoots through Muse town two hours
A 10 year old named Joey Coleman wounded none during a two hour rampage in Muse Washington County armed with two pistols and remaining elusive until captured. State police transferred him for psychiatric evaluation after a tense standoff witnessed by residents including his father Joe Coleman. Local authorities reported no motive and said he had been under psychiatric care for a year.
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Muse
Joe Coleman
Joey
Washington County
Trick
Noone Sus
William Burns
Maple Street
Jody
Duey
Washington
Nivende
Scientist Kills Self In Wake Of Communist Probe
A Ford University research scientist, named Sherwood Brierwood, reportedly a witness for a House committee probe, was found dead in his Monterey area laboratory after a chemical incident. His wife Buyburn discovered him and he died at a local hospital. The House Un-American Activities Committee was about to begin hearings in San Francisco.
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Jm Done
Frank Tavenney
House Un-American Activities
Whiloh
San Francisco
Sherwood Hirtl Béni
Brierwood
Moony Washington
Shewood
Musband
Girl, 20, Holds Cops At Bay With Shotgun
A 20 year old woman Vivian Masters held police at bay from a northern New Jersey mountain station with a shotgun. She demanded officer Charles Young be released, threatened to shoot if they entered, and was later confined under 24 hour watch after officers forced entry.
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Galdhor
Vivian Masters
New Jersey
Nol
Charles Young
Knoll
Young
Anthony Tili Millerl
Kron
Beta
Pawoliin Chirence
Poulfeire
Jon
Fep
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