US Japan security treaty nears ratification despite leftist protests
In Tokyo the U S Japan pact moves toward law after Cabinet approval and imperial seal. Leftist strikes block transport and rally around the Parliament demanding PM Kishi resign and dissolution of Parliament to force elections.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Eisenhower
Honolua
U.5
Douglas MacArthur
Aiichiro, Pulyama
Nobusuke Kishi
Cabiet
Hirotto
Campalion
Parliament
Treally
Kishi
Senate Approves 10 Year Security Pact with Japan
Senate moves toward ratification of the 10 year security treaty with Japan after a long debate. Leaders expect a two thirds vote with Eisenhower to sign once ratified. Emperor Hirohito sealed Japan’s approval as Premier Kishi’s cabinet backed the pact.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Japan
Eisenhower
U.S
Hawaii
Hirohito
Nobusuke Kishi
Union Says Pa gas Adds Free Jobs To Bills
Union claims Pennsylvania Gas Company bills include charges for services not provided such as appliance adjustments and meter handling. About 320 members in Jamestown and Warren are picketing offices while officials say normal service remains, with supervisory staff covering routine work. President Eisenhower planned nationwide address after returning from Asia and expected to announce plans for Tokyo visit cancellation due to rioting.
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Pa. Gas
Mdembers
Jamestown Joval
Internations Brotherhood of Piremen and Oilers
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Jamestown
Warren
Nell Donlovan
O. K Christiansen
Corry
Erie
Oval
Donovan
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Red China
Far East
Japan
Washington
White House
James C. Haxerty
Hawaii
Orient
Christian A. Herter
Hagerty
Herter
Philippines
China
Korea
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Jewish Appeal Opens Campaign For 3500 Goal
One hundred ninety letters mailed today seek donations to the United Jewish Appeal with a local goal of 3500. Money raised will aid European migrants returning to Israel where thousands are arriving without homes or facilities enabling 60000 shanty dwellers to find homes and support 90000 newcomers this year. Specs Keefe freed in Massachusetts Superior Court after Brink’s robbery case.
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United Jewish Appeal
Has & Corry
Israel
Specs
Boston
Joseph J. “Specs
O Keefe
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Princess Grace Attends Funeral of John B. Kelly Sr
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco arrive in Philadelphia to attend the funeral of John B. Kelly Sr. The 70 year old brick contractor, civic leader and former Olympic champion rower died Monday of intestinal cancer.
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Grace
Philadelphia
Prince Rainier
Monaco
John B. Kelly
Francis Tucker
Phyllis Blum
Kelly
Youth, 17, Guilty Of Slaying Dad
Hartfiel, 17, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the rifle slaying of his father, Walter Hartfiel, 54, in East Taylor Township. Judge George W. Griffith deferred sentencing to next Monday after a two hour jury verdict by seven women and five men. The jury recommended mercy of the court.
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Epensburg
Hartfiel
George W. Griffith
Walter
Taylor Township
Meadville Crash Kills Driver and Injures Ten
A Meadville man, Robert J Staab aged 67, died at Spencer Hospital after a highway collision with a station wagon driven by Marilyn L Sousa, age 16, from Conneaut Lake. Ten others were injured, including Staab’s wife Gwenith 57, who remained in critical condition at Spencer Hospital.
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Meadville
Robert J Staab
N. Spencer Hospital
Mendy
Gwenith B. Staab
Spencer Hospital
Bibé
Army
Staab
Marilyn L. Sousa
Conneaut Lake
Mira Earl Marsh
Charles Moats
Harmonsburg
Richard Shelton
William Lamont
Har~monsburg
City Hospital
Mead Park Directors Review Grounds Plan and Pavilion Update
Mead Park Association directors held a regular meeting at Nichols Lodge to review a grounds committee survey listing 10 park improvements. Rafters were cut for a new 40 foot pavilion on the hill west of Mead avenue and the pond was stocked with 400 bluegills for local youth anglers.
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Mead Park Association
Nichols Lodge
Mead Avenue
al Yanseehs
Roy Reed
Reed
Walter Auer
S. Walter Sweet
Estella Wells
Perry Nichols
Norman Edinger
Walter Windahl
Arthur Litz
al Vanssens
Norbert Bachomer
Albert Young
Hazel Merker
Postmaster Quits New Castle Over Political Pressures
Acting New Castle postmaster Miller L. Kerr resigned citing political pressures and internal jealousy. He blamed blanket disciplinary action from 1956 for the discord at the post office.
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New Castle
Miller L. Kerr
Doubleheader Rocket Carries Payload Into Planned Orbit
The United States launched a two stage Thor A ble Star from Cape Canaveral at 12 55 am delivering two satellites Transit I A and a pigmy back instrumented sphere into near circular orbits about 500 miles high. Transit TI A advances the Transit TB program and both satellites were confirmed in orbit with strong signals from Seattle and Navy officials.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Air Force
Seattle
Navy
Washington
Soviet Union
Corry Industry Fund Drive Nears $125000 Goal
Industry fund appeal in Corry ends tomorrow with a last breakfast report to determine if the drive reaches the $125000 target. General Chairman Robert Bracken expresses optimism, noting 60 unreported pledge cards and several high value prospects that could push the total over the mark. He urges any remaining donors to call workers tonight to pledge and convert later.
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Corry Area
Robert Bracken
Bracken
Corry
Corry Ham Set for Weekend Field Day Exercise
Corry Amateur Radio Club members plan a 24 hour Field Day exercise beginning 4 p.m. Saturday at 705 East Main Street. The event, part of the American Radio Relay League effort, simulates emergency conditions with several stations and generators.
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Adio Amatwirs Gt Corry
United States
Charles Slocum
Corry Club
David Enos
Cecil Messinger
Corryhams
Corry Mother Granted Custody Of 3 Children
Mary Hajec of Corry was awarded custody of Donald Timothy Gale and Thomas Hajec after a court hearing. Judge Elmer L. Evans ordered the mother retain custody with the father allowed visiting on Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 7 p.m. The judge urged minimal conversation during visitation to ensure a peaceful atmosphere.
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Mary
Chester Hajec
Corry
Elmer L. Evans
Hajec
Donald
Timothy Gale
Thomas Ha- Jee
Evans
Summer Job Growth Cuts Unemployment in Erie County
James Roseberry of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports Erie County total nonfarm jobs at 87 900, up 1 500 from two months prior. Unemployed numbered 7 400, down from March and a year ago, with 7.7 percent of the labor force jobless as summer outlook improves. 3 628 filed for unemployment compensation the week ending June 2, 1960, as claims shift in primary metals and machinery sectors.
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Prosuus Worenerpe
James Roseberry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Rossberry
Erie County
Corry and Erie
Pennsylvania
Corry Church Tax Exemption Referred to Assessor
Bruce E. Thomas of Corry asks tax exemption for church owned property at 223 South Second Avenue. County commissioners refer the matter to Martin Gregor, chief assessor. The lot once contained a rented house now razed and included in the church parking lot.
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Corry
Pierie
Bruce E. Thomas
Martin Gregor
Thomas
South Second Avenue
First Baptist Church
Meadville Youth Arrested for Obscene Phone Calls
A 16 year old Meadville youth pleaded guilty to making obscene calls to a 15 year old girl. Parents posted 300 dollars bond for juvenile court appearance. District Attorney PF Richard Thomas said the case will pursue limits of the law against telephone obscenity.
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Nab
Meadville
Balle
Richard Thomas
Corry Faces Economic Shifts Through Diversified Industry
Corry's economy relies on metal products and fabrication with 28 manufacturing firms employing about 2,400 workers. The Baker study urges diversification, noting rising retail sales across 185 outlets and a trading radius centered on Corry, while defense and transport changes may alter outlook.
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Corry
Baker Study
Defense Department
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