Kishi Enacts 10-Year U S Japan Security Pact
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi formalized a 10-year military alliance with the United States and announced his resignation. The pact, ratified by both nations, secures U S bases in Japan for a decade and commits the U S to defend Japan, amid large left wing protests and political maneuvering within Japan, with a continuation of cabinet unity pending the Liberal Democratic party’s choice of successor.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Japan
Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Liberal Democratic
U. S
Douglas MacArthur Tl
Aiichiro Pujiyama
Pujiyama
Eisenhower
U.S
Foreign Ministry
MacArthur
Fujiyama
U S Bases In Japan Assured For 10 Years
The United States won a ten-year assurance to keep bases in Japan as a new security treaty with Tokyo took effect swiftly after Senate approval. Japan faced political turmoil as Prime Minister Kishida faced a loss of position, while U S officials believed opposition reflected a minority.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Japan
Alance
Tokyo
U.S. Senate
U.S
Notrustke Kish
Hospital Aides Finish Year End Monthly Duties
Hospital officials wrapped up the fiscal year with three meetings at Corry Memorial Hospital. The board approved higher insurance on equipment and increased boiler depreciation, noted a partial estate income of 3271 from Lila M. Foster, and named Sidney B. Elston as Harrisburg liaison. They outlined purchases of a power mower rails and cabinets, plus tables and chairs. May’s patient load averaged 41 per day from 1272 days of service, with 33 births and seven deaths. Total year figures through May 1 show 2896 patients and 15216 days of service. eight directors were re elected for two years.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mmonth
Lila M. Foster
Sidney B. Elston
Harrisburg
Arthur J
Will Meet With Teachers New Committee Shools For Strong CAHS Study Plans
The Corry Area Joint School Committee Curriculum Committee began preparations for stronger curricula at Corry Area High School. Members Dr John Mohr Paul Moerdink and Martin Keppel push realignment of math courses to allow five years of math and advanced studies for capable students. The effort follows a post Sputnik push to expand mathematics offerings including analytical geometry calculus statistics and trigonometry and aims to keep able students in a homogeneous advanced track through high school.
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Corry Area
John Mohr
Mohr
Paul Moerdink
Martin Keppel
Rodemeyer
Moher
Area Group Heads to DC to Oppose Dam Funding
Civic, government, labor and industry leaders from Warren County travel to Washington to urge Congress against a bill halting Kinzia Dam appropriations. Governor Lawrence and Maurice Goddard head the state delegation, joined by McKean and Pittsburgh contingents including Mayor Barr and Senators Scou and Park along with Rep Gavin.
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Warren County
Washington
Congressional Committee
Kinzia Dam
Gov. Lawrence
Forests and Waters
Maurice Goddard
McKean County
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
United States
Hugh Scou
Joseph Park
Leon H. Gavin
One In A Million Bullet Accident Kills Child
In Lynwood California a ricochet from a .30 caliber rifle fired at a gopher in a back yard killed a neighbor girl as she watched television. Douglas Beane, 25, says the incident and later legal dismissal of a manslaughter charge leave him pondering feelings only a person in a million could understand. The gunman describes his act as accidental and notes he has children. The victim Donna Sword died after being struck through a tarpapered wall, with the gopher also dead from the shot.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Beane
Beane
Lynwood
Donna Sword
Woll
Expressed Thanks To RC Donors For Chile And Hawaiian Relief
The Corry American Red Cross chapter announced morning that $60 in cash and many clothing donations were made for Chile and Hawaiian relief. Secretary Mrs. Leo Hoylen publicly thanked Bea Stewart Sewing Circle, Women's Civic Club, Beth Israel Synagogue, and numerous named donors and groups.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Chile
Leo Hoylen
Bea Stewart
Women’s Civic Club
Beth Israel Synagogue
Lawrence Anderson
Ethel Wallace
Arthur Morris
Lena Cohen
Winnie Pierce
VE. Phillips
Leah Reed
Lawrence Thomas
Norbert Bachemer
F. Dean Miller
Mansfield cites U2 flight mishandling criticism in Senate
AP report notes Sen. Mike Mansfield accuses the administration of leaving U2 spy plane control to various unused or uncoordinated bureaucratic layers. He calls for a sweeping overhaul of defense and foreign policy machinery and criticizes leaders for lacking continuous scrutiny and decisive action.
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Wasrungjon
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Senate
Mansfeld
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Soviet Union
Mt 15
UC Apathetic Toward New Zoning Rules
A five member commission finished a draft zoning ordinance for the city and set a public hearing for June 14. No property owners or taxpayers attended. City Council will schedule a second hearing, consider citizen recommendations, and may advertise final approval if no major protests occur. The council then has ten days to sign the ordinance into city records.
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Commission
Gary Blok
Indian chief of staff warns of border tensions with China
India’s chief of staff says reports indicate China massing heavy troop concentrations along border areas. He notes little chance of trouble on the Tibet border as long as the dispute tallying with the Chinese continues.
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India
Tibet
City funds to be used for new plant lease deal
A nationally known firm negotiating with the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp has submitted a proposed 10 year lease to Aero Supply for the DPC building. CAIDC officials view it as confidence in Corry's future and the new product to be manufactured here. The lease is under review and could see the company occupy the building within weeks. The city funds, raised for industrial development, are allocated under the PIDA plan with banks covering half and the state 30 percent, leaving 20 percent from local funds to assist new industry. CAEDC directors will vote on each contributor's stake and the board has pledged to aid a plastics firm already planning operations in the former Corry Rollerway site. The national firm has asked CAEDC for cooperation, not financial aid.
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Corry
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Aero
PIDA
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CAEDC
Corry Rollerway
CATDC
Local Firm To Build Rent Columbus Post Office
The Buick and Sayxo Sumner and Supply Co of Columbus will build and rent a new Post Office on Main Street, covering 884 square feet of interior space with an outside platform. Groundbreaking starts soon under a five year rental with renewal options up to ten years, and the facility will feature modern lighting and an open patron service counter. The building will remain privately owned and taxed locally while leased to the federal government.
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Buick and
Sayxo Sumner and Supply Co
Columbus
Arthur BE. Summerfield
Main Street
Summerfield
Protest To DA Prompts Probe Of Morals Case
A protest against Erie County DA followed the dismissal of the Corry morals case involving Richard Coons 31 and a four year old girl. DA detectives questioned Coons at the Corry police station but found no evidence for trial amid doctors testimony of no major harm.
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Erie County
Richard Coons
West Park Place
Corry
Coons
Wife Killed As Spouse Faints While Driving
A Greensburg Pennsylvania woman, Betty Heathcote Gelston, 48, was killed when the car swerved off U S Route 311 near Walnut Cove. Her husband James Gelston Sr., 48, fainted at the wheel and was hospitalized in serious condition. Their sons 16 and 13 were uninjured.
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Winston - Salem
N.C
Pennsylvania
Florida
Betty Heathcote Gelston
Greensburg
Blalock
Guard Bounces Man To Death In Steel Basket
Wolfgang Reuss, 53, former Dachau guard, jailed yesterday by Munich District Court for murdering Kurt Riesenfeld. Reuss hoisted Riesenfeld in a steel basket tied to a crane seven feet high and dropped him onto the pavement, repeating the act until death occurred.
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Munich
Germany
Dachau
Sen
Lfe
Wolfgang ‘Reuss
Kurt Riesenfeld
Riesenfeld
House Presses For Okay Of School Construction
Washington AP House Democratic leaders press a school construction bill after the Rules Committee blocked a compromise with the Senate. The committee blocked cross-party talks as House and Senate bills diverge. With adjournment looming, revival depends on Rules reconsideration or Senate acceptance of the House plan for federal grants to aid school construction.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Repubicans
Senate
Congress
Pledge Cards Still Outstanding Push Corry Campaign Over Goal
With more pledges expected from out of town firms and local supporters, the Corry Area Industrial Development Fund aimed to top its 125000 goal after a final official report. Robert Bracken praised volunteers and anticipated surpassing the target within a week as remaining cards were counted and firm commitments pursued. A city council meeting was noted to discuss further participation in the effort and to align taxpayer interests with development goals.
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Corry
Big Morning
Publc
Girl Cyclist 12 Narrowly Escapes Injury in Collision
A 12 year old Corry girl, Margaret Bortner, escaped serious injury after riding her bike into the path of a car driven by 16 year old Dennis Merritt at First Avenue near the railroad crossing. She received minor injuries and was cared for by Corry Memorial Hospital. Police and witnesses corroborated Merritt's account of the accident.
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Margaret Bortner
Ernestine Bortner
First Avenue
Dennis J. Merritt
Second Avenue
Merritt
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