Eisenhower ends Far East tour with TV address
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after a 23,000 mile goodwill tour through the Far East. He will explain why he views the trip as valuable despite canceling the Tokyo visit and will broadcast a 6:30 pm EST address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Far East
Tokyo
White House
Formosa
Korea
Rawai
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Nixon
Herter
Hawai
Travis Air Base
California
Reappointed EUB pastors announced after Findley Lake conference
The Erie Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church ended its five day meeting at Findley Lake with pastor reassignment across Cory Bear Lake Union City Bradford and Buffalo districts. Rev H Ray Harris Rev Burkett Smith Rev Robert J Smith Rev Leonard B Adams Rev Lloyd A Whitcomb Rev Lynn A Bergman Rev Leo W McGaughey Rev Bruce Price and Rev Cecil E Ross received new or continued posts in Corry Williston Buffalo Steamburg Geneva Grand Valley and River View Buffalo among others.
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Erie
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Findley Lake
Cory
Bear Lake
Union City
Corry
J. Gordon Howard
H. Ray Harris
Corry Eub
Harris
Burkett Smith
Robert J. Smith
EUB
Bradford
Leonard B. Adams
Great Valley
Lloyd A. Whitcomb
Steamburg
N. Y
Buffalo
Lynn A. Bergman
G.T Bergman
West Irving Street
Williston
Leo. W. McGaughey
Riverview Eub Church
Titusville
Bruce Price
Geneva
Cecil E. Ross
Grand Valley
Raul Castro Arrives in Prague for Short Visit
The official Czech news agency reports Raul Castro, Cuba's minister of national defense, arrived in Prague on Sunday night for a brief visit to Communist Czechoslovakia lasting a few days.
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Raul
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Raul Castro
Four die as mid-air crash near Madison County Ohio
Two single engine planes collided twenty miles northwest of Columbus while heading to Urbana for a fly-in breakfast. All six men aboard the two planes were named. four from Columbus and area residents died, two from Columbus survived after a crash landing in a wheat field. A radio exchange hinting at trouble preceded the collision.
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Columbus
Ohio
Here
Madison County
Urbana
Corry Youths Hurt In Crash At Corning
Four Corry youths en route to the Grand Prix races at Watkins Glen were injured when their car left the highway near Corning North Carolina. Richard Betts was the most severely injured and unconscious for hours. The others, James Maloney James Hubbard and Gary Munsee, sustained injuries. the car was demolished. They had left Corry Saturday evening for the sports car event.
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Daisy Suusne
Watkins Glen
Corning
N. C
Richard Betts
West Pleasant ‘Street
James Maloney
Spring Street
James Hubbard
Sciota Road
Gary Munsee
East Columbus Avenue
Munsee
Corning Hospital
Maloney
Hubbard
Betts
Corry
Soviet Bloc Walks Out of Disarmament Talks in Geneva
The Soviet bloc, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin, storms out of the ten nation disarmament talks in Geneva. They accuse the West of not negotiating and plan to present a new generally and completely disarmament proposal to the UN General Assembly. The walkout leaves the United States Britain France Canada and Italy as the remaining participants, with talks ending after the disruption.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Marian Nastkowald
David Ormsby- Gore
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
State
Defense Department
Washington
United Nations
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Paris
Honeymoon Roadside Stop Features Justice of the Peace
An Ohio couple en route to Niagara Falls briefly toured the Corry sights with State Police. William Howe, 23, of Cincinnati, pleaded guilty to a motor code violation after a two car crash on Route 8 south of Wattsboro. Floyd Marsh fined him $10 and costs. no injuries. Jenny Sayban, 16, of Union City, was involved as the other driver. The crash caused about 150 dollars in damage. Howe was cited for an improper turn. Percival Ivory, 83, New York artist known for western scenes, died Saturday night.
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Ohio
Niagara Falls
Justice of the Peace
William Howe
Cincinnati
Wattsboro
Floyd Marsh
Howe
Jenny Sayban
Union City
Sayban
Arbuckle Corners
Chilean Girl Begins Long Trip Home
Corry's second foreign exchange student Ross Larrondo of Santiago Chile left to start the journey home meeting the 22 other students at Lawrence Park. The group will spend two days in the area then travel through New England to Washington DC to meet President Eisenhower before heading to New York for homeward transport. Local families hosting include the McCrays Spartansburg road and the Dodd family from Columbus. Aldo Gremese of Udine Italy will board with the McCrays in August. Latrondo returns to near the quake site as the community continues recovery efforts.
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Corry
Ross Larrondo
Santiago
Chile
Lawrence Park
Newby
American Field Service
New England States
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
New York
Merle Dodd
Taree
Columbus
Lawrendo
Robert McCrays
Spartansburg Road
McCrays
Aldo Gremese
Udine
Italy
Latrondo
Gas Firm Seeks Court Injunction Against Pickets
The Pennsylvania Gas Company asked the Erie County court to issue an injunction to prevent pickets from blocking exits at an East Erie plant. The company charged the International Brotherhood of Pioneers and Oilers with obstruction. Courthouse sources indicated a ruling may come later today and the decision could affect all its Erie County offices.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
This
Soring
Erie County
Unlor
Erie
PGC
International Brotherhood of Pitemen and
Oilers
Electon Corry
PGG
Cuba munitions blast toll and legislature recess clash
One report says one killed and about fifty injured in a Cuban munitions blast while back home in Harrisburg lawmakers grapple with whether to recess or adjourn. Gov Lawrence urged the attorney general to probe constitutional authority on a four month recess amid Senate Republican and House Democratic deadlock. Senate leaders favor a long break to Sept 12, while House leaders push for adjournment.
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Lawrence
Anne X. Alpern
Senate
James S. Berger
Stephen McCann
House
David Kurtzman
Harrisburg (Ap
Explosions Roil Havana In Night of Panic And Death
Cuban army officials said origin of a Havana munitions dump blast remains undetermined after a Sunday night explosion that killed one and wounded over fifty. Fidel Castro ordered the site sealed as flying glass and traffic jams spurred chaos in a four mile zone.
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Fidel Castro
Gallano
Los Americanos
Castro
Osvaldo Derticos
Havana Bay
la Coubre
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Firemen Save Home After False $50 Charge Rumor
Union City firemen rushed to a blaze at Clayton Holden’s home and saved the structure and contents after a faulty wiring start. Holden, who has a large family and no insurance, claimed a neighbor called the fire crew and spread a rumor that the Elgin Beaverdam company charged $50 per call. Assistant Chief Joseph Wetmore said no charge is ever made and donations help fund the new fog truck. The house suffered about 400 in damage but occupants are safe and may stay.
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Bigin-Beaverdam
Joseph Wetmore
Clayton Holden
R. D
Union City
Holden
Wetmore
Wetmore Today
Elgin-Beaverdam
Ame
Defense Secretary Gates Sees U S Ready For Any War
Secretary Gates said the Soviet Union is unlikely to start a major war but could trigger cold war pressures and minor conflicts. He asserted the United States is militarily ready to deploy and segment forces quickly, urging Congress to fund a new Navy aircraft carrier and boost foreign aid.
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Defense
Sec
U. S
Washington
Thomas 9. Gates Jr
Soviet Union
Congress
House
Gatos
Kennedy Gets Strong Appeal Says Gov Lawrence
Harrisburg AP Governor David L Lawrence says Senator John F Kennedy has terrific knowledge of foreign affairs and apparent appeal with voters while remaining uncommitted. He supports early ballots and would not block Kennedy or any other candidate, and notes Stevenson could be nominee only if a deadlock develops.
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Lawrence Hedges
Kennedy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence
Democratic National
CBS
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
National Party
Paul M. Butler
Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Big Western Fires Sweep 13000 Acres Across States
Associated Press reports fires racing across California Arizona and nearby regions scorching 13000 acres. Kalbab National Forest near the Grand Canyon north rim burned about 7500 acres of timber scrub pine and brush with 1000 firefighters. Sequoia National Park entrance closed to visitors as another 2000 acres burned. In Los Angeles foothills 800 men battled a blaze that consumed 1700 acres in two days. Arizona blaze in Kalbeb National Forest caused the largest loss of 3800 acres of prime yellow pine and Douglas fir.
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Associated Press
California
Arizona
Kalbab National Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Sequoia National Park
Los Angeles
Kalbeb National
Not Stirred By Nikita Russians Seek Peace Not War
William L. Ryan, AP News Analyst, revisits the Soviet Union after seven years and contrasts Stalin and Khrushchev. He notes Russians doubt Khrushchev's anti American rhetoric, cites Moscow propaganda after the U2 incident, and finds Russians cordial toward visiting Americans while expressing hurt at the spy disputes. The piece reflects on public sentiment and Kremlin messaging.
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Soviet Union
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Ehnishchev
United States
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