Final Defense Bill Advances Though House Still Has Vote
Senate passed a 31.9 billion defense bill 80 to 0 backing long range strike readiness. Symington urged more Marine Corps money preserving 215000 Marines and accelerating FiO and Fi jet fighter production amid Russia missile and jet fighter fears. Byrd warned U S lead in missiles may be challenged but remains on pace.
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Associated Press
Washington
Byrd
D-Vya
Symington
D-Mo
America
Russia
Senaté
House
Senate
Marine Corps
Eiserhhower
White House
Chaves
Chavez
United States
Armed Services Committee
Tempers Flare as Two Men Clash at Health Meeting
At a town health board session, Raymond Piccirillo and Charles Kovach argued over alleged sewage leaks from Piccirillo’s West Pleasant Street property. Kovach demanded a deadline. Piccirillo claimed new septic tanks and plumbing upgrades, offering two weeks for final hookup.
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Board of Hearths
West Pleasant Street
Tonder
Raymond Piccirilo
Charles J. Kaevaih
West Pleamnt Street
Piccirillo
Kovaeh
Kovach
Piccitijio
Tls
Piccilio
Hurley Drake
Drake
Rarl TP Cherry
Estella Giroxs
Pearl Street
Tobias Garrison
Wat Main Street
Ralph Heh
North Korean Pilots Land in Seoul Seeks Asylum
Two North Korean airmen landed at Seoul Airport and surrendered to South Korean authorities. Capt Lee Yong 24 said he trained at Kiev, Lt Lee Eun Bong 24 identified as examiner, both Pyongyang natives. They flew a Soviet built Yak 18 via low altitude to evade radar and asked to surrender after meeting Brig Gen Kim Shin.
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Associated Press
Seoul
United States
ROK
Fom
Minsuncl
Pyong- Ying
Beonl
Ned
Shin
Armistine
Cap Set On Giant Gas Well In Pennsylvania
Demolition crews and expert Paul Adair began placing a 3000 pound cap on an un natural gas well near Ashogmecu Renovo Pennsylvania to halt an oil vapor leak spreading across the country. Crews scooped eight feet of earth from the shaft and pulled the derrick aside as New York State Natural Gas Corp. officials expect the cap to be in place today.
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New York State Natural Gas Corp
Pittebureh
Stali
Potiae
Counky
Ford eyes industrywide bargaining with UAW
Henry Ford in an interview urged auto makers to seek an industrywide contract with the United Auto Workers. He noted informal talks with peers, said GM might oppose, Chrysler could support, and American Motors would tailor pattern settlements to each firm as negotiations with the UAW resume.
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Ford Detroit
Henry
Harwishing
Mila
Ford
American Motors Corp
UAW
Steel and Glass
Iire Steel and Glass
Aita
Senate Voted On Truck Weight Measure In Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the Senate prepared to vote on a bill to raise truck weight limits from 45000 to 60000 pounds and increase axle allowances. Backers predicted a solid majority while rail opposition faded as the piggyback system carries trailers for later tractor pickup. License fees rise by about 6.7 million dollars for the biennium.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Ben Wade
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Wade
Senate Highways Compitee
Wrick Tractor
Pensisylvanie Motor Tradke
Pipgl
Senate Nat
Senne
Voice Protest Over Zoning Change At City Council Meeting
City Council heard 16 residents from Shady Avenue protest zoning change from D to C. A public hearing on amendments 858 and 855 was set for July 8 at 8:30 p m. Attorney Douglas Rolle Jr cited residents moving to Shady Avenue for living in a certain zone. A bid comparison on East South Street resurfacing placed the lowest bid at 9 per ton by Joseph McCormick Co with total cost around 4 500. The council appointed 18 members to study parking and recommended park safety and pension matters discussed with Brown and Gouinell.
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Shady Avenue
Douglas Rolle Je
Don Williams
South Center
Concord Streets
Joseph McCormick Co
Erie
Wie
Western Pennsylvania Asphalt Paving Co
Aaboo Construction Co
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Joen
Conncilher
William Leaby
Don Clark
Alton Dahlstrand
Leo Wl
Martin Keppel
William Rickers
Duane Fo Ple
Thomas Cragg
Henry Wheeler
Nelway Thompson
Milton Cherry
Frank Carnegie
Joli Rossbauker
Harold Mishler
A. Fullstrom
Corneil
Second’ Avenue
Washington Street
Railroad Alley
Robert Price
Roger Blows
Brown Tord
Gouinell
Deliberaion
Brown Ala
Prevent
Corry Air Show Gross Proceeds Revealed
Douglas Rozelle Jr., finance officer of the local Civil Air Patrol squadron, reported the air show raised 1202.47 dollars from refreshment sales and parking, with two prize drawings. final profit awaits bill payments and food costs before a complete financial picture is available.
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Civil Air Patrol
Rovelle
Irom
Congressional delay stalls new military reserve bill
AP reports the House Armed Services Committee blocked quick action on a new military reserve bill by a 46-18 vote, returning it to subcommittee for five days of revision as part of President Johnson’s reform program.
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Washington
House Armed Services ‘Committee
Rinen
Truck crashes through ramp at New Kensington depot
A 1,000 pound truck loaded with approximately one ton of empty beer bottles crashed through a wooden ramp at the Balimgar Yen garage on East Main and Maple in New Kensington. Owner F. J Krepley survived uninjured, saying the truck stalled on the ramp before it collapsed. The incident drew a crowd and a verbal altercation followed as workers assessed the damage.
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East Main Street
Maple Avenue
F. J Krepley
New Kensington
Carlier
Krepley
Ground breaks July 5 for new A&P store here
Construction of a 140 by 60 foot A and P store will start July 5 on Wear Washe Angton Street. The project cost is estimated near $19,000 with completion expected by mid September. George Bexon sold the site for the building and local contractors are listed for roofing, cement block work, brick front, electrical, plumbing, and excavating duties.
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Wear Washe Angton Street
Georgi ‘Tinko
Intal
IU War
George Bexcon
Buttala
Uhiin
Syte
McCruary
Pittaburgh Hale Gina
Los and
Glieing
Mullerink
Zulanok and Son
Peron Keeps Low Profile as Argentina News Focuses on Army Campaign
In Buenos Aires President Peron stays in the background while Maj. Gen. Frustrin Lucero directs efforts to restore peace after the revolt. Reports say the situation is normalizing with censorship continuing and rumors dismissed as false while authorities trace casualties and military actions.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Frustin Lucero
Mhik Falion
Tenme
Holdin
Jant Thutadiy
Mavy Filers
Refu
Itis Montvideo
Uruguay
Thanos Alreh
Peron
Lucero
Alberto ‘Telaure
Che Nation Armed Forces
Graham E. Tune
Detroit
Kaiser Motor Corps
Arginitine Mubaldiary Company
Ommu Unique
Bumbingy
Atlarnean
Yeaterday
Rockets Fire From Jet Cause Heavy Property Damage
Twelve rockets fired from a parked Portland Air Force plane damaged multiple parked jets. Two rockets burned a row of aircraft, another four were damaged, and a small missile landed on a house roof about a mile away. No injuries were reported.
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Amocmieaross
Portland
Portland Air Force Bane
E Hous
Jelke Sent To Prison In Prostitution Case
Mickey Jelke, 28, heir to a multimillion fortune, was taken to Sing Sing after a second conviction in a compulsory prostitution scheme. He remains jailed on bail as appeals proceed, despite prior bail denials.
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Jelke
Prom
New York
Mickey Jelke
Sleerlaar Tolay
Hudson
Italy on Watch for Bank Robbery Suspects
Interpol pursued a bold bank heist group linked to the April 305,000 Chase Manhattan robbery in New York. Four men and a woman, including Giuseppe de Taco, were named with possible routes via Italy to Africa or the Middle East. Italian authorities issued a Europe wide dragnet and passport checks to locate the fugitives.
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New York
Associated
Preaw
ROME
Thaly
Potiet Wald
Giuseppe de Taco
John Michael di Tac
John ‘Timothy O'Connell
Daniel Willlem MuneGuire
Peter Jerome Kirdam
Manchester
England
Ireanntte Forent
Montreal
Peporta
Ventimigis
Toxastone Tlatiunt
Fuviete Reort
bin Remo
Ferenc Police
Aulckly
Frontier Authors
Albert Maer
Combeyo
Seine District
Godfrey resigns Navy commission
Navy spokesman announced that Arthur Godfrey resigned his Navy commission citing perceived inability to serve effectively. The television personality lost his Navy flying rating after failing to complete the required periodic physical examination.
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Godfrey
Navy
Yngnavensi
Saya Arthur Godfrey Hae
Yawtarday
Tadlos
Qodfrey
Ike's U N Speech Is Tabbbed Excellent and Inspirational
U N talks in Geneva moved to a tentative framework after a four hour meeting. President Eisenhower pledged strong U N support and urged all sides to pursue world peace while Molotov offered cautious acceptance.
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Ike
U. N
Atute
John Ponte Dulles
Rilish Bovelyn
Harold Macmillat
Antolog Pinay
Ewerthower
Mégur Faure
Bhush
Anthony Iden
Nikolai Muljasilty
Palace Des Nations
U.N
Geneva
Counel
Forwlin Evntatorn
Pinmy da Howl
Mike Millen
Bruin
Eisenhower
Phy
United States
Geneve
Tue
Paris
Macmillan
Helsiun
Paule Henr Spaak
Molotov
Washington
Nia Arrhvn
Injuries Reported After Pole Accident At Night
A man, Arthur I. McPherson aged 55 of New Brighton, suffered a skull fracture when a light pole toppled and struck a table after a faint during a night incident. Officials stated the pole was upset by a primitive event as part of the mishap.
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Pittsburgh
Duke of Jong
Laughlin Tes Corp
Arthur I. McPherson
New Brighton
McPhersoh
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