Governor Earl Long Hauled to Mental Hospital in Baton Rouge
Gov. Earl K. Long, 63, was dragged to a mental hospital by sheriff's deputies after raving and cursing during a struggle outside Baton Rouge. Doctors said he suffers paranoid schizophrenia and must stay at Southeast Louisiana State Hospital at least 30 days, raising questions about succession and political stability in Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Lone
Louisiana
Louisiana State Hospital
Mandeville
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Mandeville Institution
Charles Belcher
Southeast
Associated Press
Earry
Kemp Long
Lethe Prazar
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Convicted Boy Pacek's Brainwashing Claim For New Trial
Attorney John V. Snee argues 14 year old Jerry Pacek was brainwashed about 64 hours before his confession to the bludgeon murder of 44 year old Lillian Stevick in Brackenridge. Pacek repudiated three confessions during the trial as judges delayed ruling on the new trial motion.
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Vcrime
John V. Snee
Jerry Pacek
Brackenridge
Snee
Pacek
Lillian Stevick
Pucek
Henry O'Brien
Actor Jimmy Stewart Elected Princeton Trustee
Princeton University elected actor Jimmy Stewart as a trustee. Stewart, a native of Indiana Pennsylvania, joins the university governing body, reflecting his long involvement with the arts and higher education.
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Princeton, N. J
Jimmy Stewart
Princeton University
Indiana
Khrushchev Warns West On German Peace Treaty
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that the USSR would sign a peace treaty with East Germany if the West blocks German settlement. He said a treaty would end occupation of East Germany and urged talks on a limited sovereign German state. He favored a summit and cautioned the West not to impose terms, noting progress in Geneva talks. The report also notes the Lib erian freighter Andora freed after four weeks aground in the St Lawrence Seaway. the seaway closed for nine hours.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
German Democratic Republic
G.dr
G.D.R
Warsaw Pact
Berlin
G.d.ft
West
Geneva
Germany
Messena
N.Y
Andora
Bt Lawrence Seaway
Previous Losses Slow Acquisition Of History Data
The Corry city archives project, delayed by past losses of historical material taken from the Corry Public Library, is being advanced by the chamber of commerce. A series of elder citizen interviews aims to recover papers, books, letters, and other items for city preservation.
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Wwestaoish
Corry
Lbrary
Revolt rumors sweep through Argentina during crisis period
AP report from Buenos Aires says President Frondizi faces a revolutionary plot with unconfirmed reports of a revolt in the interior. Cordoba officers oppose policies as police search for generals and admirals. Troop movements around Campo de Mayo and Salla are noted. communications were disrupted by a storm.
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Buenos
Juan D. Peron
Cordoba
Campo de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Salla
Argentina
Frondii
Frondizi
Peronists
Last Kinzua Viaduct Tour May Be Final Journey
Sunday’s Erie Railroad one day tour to the 800 foot high Kinzua Viaduct invites Corry residents to reserve seats. A Harrisburg bill seeks state park preservation, while the railroad will decide on dismantling for salvage value. The trip departs at 11:08 p m and returns by 7 p m with lunch contraband car and an hour stopover on the viaduct before Mt Jewett.
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Woon
Kinzua
Erie Railroad
Harrisburg
Albert W Johnson
Smethport
Commonwealth
Carnage On The Highways
Graphic photos show mechanized wreckage on highways with survivors under wreckage awaiting rescue. A separate scene from Pittsburgh's Frick Park reports 17 year old Andrew Tis killed when an auto pole wrapped around him after a collision.
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Los Antiles
Suilors
Maddox
San Diego
Lynda Tell Minor
Bobby Dale Wer
Peggy Allen
Herd
Andrew
Western ministers near end of Berlin bid talks
Western foreign ministers expected a counter proposal from the Soviet Union on a last chance plan for Berlin. Moscow signaled the reply would be unacceptable to the West as the conference neared its close. Khrushchev likely held consultations with East German leaders as Western diplomats grew impatient with delays.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Moscow
West
Aniviel Gromyko
Berlin
Hon
West Paesaldi
Germany
Gromyko
Nikita Khushchey
Khrushchev
Willy East German Conn Vist
Walter Ulbricht
Otto Grotewahl
Uni
Christin A. Merter
Maurtice Conve de Marville
Belwyn Lloyd
Dietsch Trial Postponed In Florida
The Florida trial of former Corryive suspect Dneke Dietsch was postponed indefinitely due to the defendant’s illness. Dietsch faces two counts each of burglary grand larceny and receiving stolen property for forays in Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood. He could face up to 20 years if convicted on burglary charges. The case involves an interstate flight and FBI involvement with Broward County. Dietsch’s wife Minnie Lou Dietsch has been convicted of receiving stolen property and sentenced to three years, with an appeal pending in the Florida Supreme Court.
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Florida
Dneke
Dietsch
Corryive
Ft. Lauderdale
Morida City
Fi. Lauderdale
Hollywood
Fla
PBI
FBI
Broward County
Fr. Lauderdale
Pompano Beach
Dade County
Pt. Lauderdale
Minnie Lou Dietsch
Florida Supreme Court
Local man charged with check fraud in Beaverdam
A local man was arrested yesterday on a check fraud charge filed by Duryee Grocery at Beaverdam. Police and Brown confronted him after cashing a check with insufficient funds at the store alarm. At a hearing before Alder man M. B Cobbett he was ordered to pay 39.70 including restitution and costs by today.
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Uty
Duryee
Beaverdam
Brown
Cobbett
Six Corryites Hear Attack On Boycotts
Six Corryites attended a United States Chamber and Greater Chamber of Commerce labor relations conference addressing secondary boycotts. Speakers claimed these practices are blackmail tools that coerce workers or firms in organizing drives or labor disputes, with Sawyer of Burt Manufacturing defining featherbedding and union restrictions as costly to the consumer. Corry participants listed include BA Tong, Dallis Emiley, W Sleward Houghton, Charte Clark, Willan Armitage, and John Wilson.
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United States
Commerce
Masonic Temple
Corny Furman
Sawyer
Burt Manufacturing Co
Akron
Olio
Corry
BA Tong
Dallis Emiley
Sleward Houghton
Charte Clark
Willan Armitage
John
May costs hit new high as living index climbs
The Labor Department's cost of living index rose one tenth of a percent in May, pushing the 1749 base period measure to a new peak. Spending power for a family of four fell slightly, with earnings up but prices rising across food, housing, clothing, and health care. Aircraft workers and unions anticipate continued cost pressures as contracts include cost of living adjustments.
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Washington Tae
Labor Department
Fedewal Jay
Sise
HB Riley
Burea of Labor
Mik Mey
Ubal
Palvebird
Hurhes, Martin and Nort
Riley
Nin
Ike's commerce pick rejected in tense Senate vote
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower faced a bruising setback as Lewis Strauss failed to win Senate confirmation as secretary of commerce in a 49 to 46 roll call. The fight, described as a high‑stakes battle, featured party splits and last‑minute maneuvers as the chamber debated Strauss’s future in the cabinet.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
Lewis T. Straus
Commerc
Eisenhower Fae
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Calem Cookdee
Charles B. Warren
Straess
Margaret Chast Sith
Maine
William Lamyer
North Daka
Tyndon Bo Johnson
Texas
Whit House
Press Secrtary
James
Shierry
Hay Straggs
Johnson
Congress
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