Eisenhower Enjoys Hawaii Golf Break After Welcoming Tour
President Eisenhower, cheered by more than 100000 Hawaiians, scheduled a golf round at Kaneohe after a rest on arrival from the Far East. He napped briefly, then played nine holes on a sunny course by the Pacific, as warm aloha greeted his motorcade.
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Eisenhower's Far East trip yields mixed gains amid Japan setback
The East Asia tour produced some positive publicity for the United States in Korea, the Philippines and Formosa, but the collapse of the Tokyo visit and leftist student protests cloud the gains. Diplomatic officials warn the setback could affect prestige and policy leverage in the region. Continued coverage on Page Two.
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Dismiss Morals Charge Against Carry Man Richard Coons
A morals charge against Richard Coons, 31, of 234 West Park Place, was dismissed after a four year old witness could not testify and medical evidence showed no harm. A conference with Attorney Roger Brown and Alderman M. S. Cobbett followed talks with the child and mother, leading to the decision. Brown stated no admissible testimony remained and urged relocation to prevent further irritation.
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Corry Area Industrial Development Fund Drive Grows
Citizens are urged to pledge or donate to the Corry Area Industrial Development Fund as a full page ad details how to support new industry and local welfare. The campaign surpassed $102,000 with $23,000 still needed, and the drive continues for two more weeks with a final report Thursday.
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Retrial on Tot Death in Ebensburg Case
Testimony resumes in murder trial of Eleanor Conklin of Akron Ohio charged with smothering her 3 year old son in a Cambria County motel on August 7 1958. Conklin previously convicted of first degree murder and given life. retrial ordered by state supreme court to clarify jury instructions on passive verdicts and possible not guilty.
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Nixon Sees U S Economy Leading Soviet Rise Through 2000
President Nixon told the National Junior Chamber of Commerce that despite Khrushchev boasting the United States will stay economically ahead of the Soviet Union through the year 2000. He argued government action should back private industry when needed and offered few policy specifics.
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Frederick Street Sewer Job To Start July 10
Frederick Street sewer work is slated to begin on July 10 after delays from winter weather. J R Dearing, streets director, told City Council the contractor recently visited and verbally pledged to continue until completion. State Highway Department plans to start blacktopping West Washington Street soon, and bids will be invited for gravel and asphalt emulsion to seal 23 miles of city streets at an estimated 3200.
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Demolition Planned for Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
In Mexico City officials of the Roman Catholic Church have decided to demolish the crumbling Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and rebuild it. Abbot Gregorio Aguilar of the 400 year old church announced the plan yesterday. The shrine lies about 2 1/2 miles north of Mexico City on the site where tradition holds that the Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego in 1531. Years of underground water depletion beneath Mexico City have caused soil subsidence threatening many old structures.
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Senate Denies Boehm Fired GOP Aides In Education
In Harrisburg AP report, Senate Democrats deny charges that Dr. Charles H. Boehm fired every Republican in the State Public Instruction Department. Sen. Wade demanded reasons for delay in confirming Boehm to a second four year term as superintendent. The Senate took no action on the appointment amid party and local education disputes.
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York City
Charles R. Webner
Executive Nominations Committee
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Marvin Keller
Bucks County
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Council Grants Authority to Finalize High School Lot Sale
City Council authorized Roger Brown to complete the sale of the old high school lot within two weeks if possible, though the closing may extend later in the year. Roland Ketzel of Erie is slated to take over the plot, purchased from the city which had bought it from Elwood Heaster of Conneautville. Mayor Kinley noted curb damage on West South Street during razing and said taxpayers cannot bear the repair cost, with final completion to be sanctioned if a satisfactory curb arrangement is reached.
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Erie
Elwood Heaster
Conneautville
J. Fred Kinley
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Pilots Return to Work as Strikes Unfold Across Carriers
Eastern Air Lines pilots resume flying under union and court pressure ending a 10 day wildcat strike. National Airlines strike averted as union agrees to resume talks with federal mediator present. Pan American faces ongoing disruptions from repeated pilot sickouts.
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Strike vote signals union confidence in talks at CJ plant
In a 256 to 31 vote at Rex Theatre yesterday the IAM local representing CJ plant workers endorsed a strike if talks fail before July 1, though the gesture served as confidence in the negotiating committee rather than a planned strike. The union demanded 15 cents more per hour, nine holidays, better vacations, insurance and pensions, while the company studies costs of union requirements ahead of a final counter offer. The two year contract with automatic raise ends soon, and the meeting for 460 members lasted 3:20 to 5:30 pm, with shifts staggered to attend. WASHINGTON AP The Senate voted to raise rather than cut revenues, extending present rates and adding 650 million through loophole-closing measures as part of a broader tax bill amid defense and health funding needs. The House will origin the revenue legislation.
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Striking Carpenters Propose Three-Year Pact to End Shutdown
About 600 carpenters in 12 Pennsylvania counties walk out over a 19 percent daily strike. Keystone Building Contractors Association offers a three-year contract with four 12.5 cent raises and a 60 cent hourly raise overall while the United Brotherhood of Carpenters seeks a 95 cent increase. Some 2,400 related workers are out of work. counties affected include Clearfield Clinton Centre Mifflin Fulton Franklin Huntingdon Cambria Indiana Somerset Blair Bedford. In separate news, James Grooms, 70, of Pittsburgh, was seriously injured when his car plunged 250 feet down an embankment on the Penn Lincoln Parkway and is listed in serious condition.
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Special Council Session Sets On Sewer Plant And Landfill
The council schedules a special Thursday session at 7 to address sewage plant problems, consider buying landfill equipment, and review progress of a 125000 industry fund campaign. Streets director notes a used bulldozer is on trial for the dump, while Superior Refuse Co. handles daily land cover and payments.
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Grandchildren Share In Tarbell Estate Bequests
Vina Tarbell died May 29 at age 38 leaving an estimated $14,000 estate. Probate papers show $1,000 each to three sons Merrill, Harold, and Floyd Tarbell of Union City. The remainder goes to grandchildren Louige Lawrence and Leonard Tarbell in equal shares.
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Belafonte First Negro to Win Emmy in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Harry Belafonte becomes the first Black performer to win an Emmy. Charlton Heston accepted the award. Bergman Olivier and Black also noted for TV roles. Olivier lauded as greatest English-speaking actor. The piece hints at European travel and ongoing coverage.
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Summer Hours Set by Library Board of Directors
Public Library announces summer hours beginning July 1 open Tuesday afternoons 2 to 5. Board re elects Mrs. Robert Tunnell president for another year with Miss Marlon Smith as vice president. Mrs. R Lawrence Davison rises to director. A $780 partial interest payment from the Lila Foster Fund funds new books. Mrs Porter Auer, Mrs Davison and Miss Smith attended a library workshop at Behrend Campus sponsored by Penn State University.
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Robert Tunnell
Marlon Smith
R. Lawrence Davison
Lila Foster
Porter Auer
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Pennsylvania State University
Corry Jamestown Picnic At Conneaut Lake Park Saturday
Corry Jamestown Corporation invites employees to a family picnic this Saturday June 25 at Conneaut Lake Park. Car pools depart CJ main office lot at 8 a m registration 9 a m to 2 p m for ride tickets refreshments and door prizes. Contests for all ages in morning. basket lunch served at noon. midway opens 1 p m with tickets for Parryland Forest at reduced prices. The report continues with a tribute in Harrisburg for Leonard Unger former AP correspondent who died March 26. House adopts condolences resolution led by GOP leaders.
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