Indochina peace talks urged by Nehru and Chou En-lai
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai urged a Indochina settlement that creates free states free from foreign intervention. They foresaw an armistice soon though no accord was issued. The leaders pressed Asia wide cooperation and mutual friendship to curb colonial influence while pursuing economic ties and regional security.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red
China
Chou
Rangoon
Burma
Pierre Mendes-France
Peiping
Chow
Todia
Tibet
Nebru
Chan
Asia
Assam
Senate splits on tax revision bill in showdown
Three way split among Senate Democrats on a major tax revision bill. Floor debate opens as leaders seek to push the measure through by Friday. The House approved the bill which would cut tax receipts by 1.4 billion in its first year. Majority Leader Knowland signals extra sessions and a possible three day Fourth of July holiday if the bill passes.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Eisenhower
House
Knowland
California
Sem Mien
Circus Comes to Corry July 14 Featuring Mills Brothers
The Kiwanis Club of Corry sponsors a Three Ring Circus at East Main Street venues with afternoon and evening shows. Promised are a 40 ton herd of elephants, acrobats, clowns, horse teams, thrill acts, wire walkers, and performing animals. Ticket sales open now through the local paper, which retains 40 percent of advance proceeds.
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Une
Gerry Ondily
Kiwanis
Chih
Corry
Mills Brothers
Olul
Ente
Navy Plane and Airliner Collide at Port Columbus
Two naval reserve officers died when a Navy Beechcraft collided with an American Airlines Convair near Port Columbus Airport. Aboard the Convair, John G. Rankin of Louisville, 64, suffered facial burns sliding down a rope. Pilot Captain J. C. Pollard and crew evacuated passengers via a rope as the grounded ship burned.
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Associated Press
Columbus
American Airlines
Fort Columbus
Naval Reserve
John G. Rankin
Louisville
Navy
Port Columbus
John R. Hoerath
Next
Westerville
Donald G. Edgar
J. C. Pollard
Nashville
Convair
Martha Jane Gunn
Nashville, Tenn
Arthur Herman
PiggyBack rail freight operation under ICC review
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission heard arguments on piggyback shipping. The system moves loaded truck trailers on flat cars enabling door-to-door service. The ICC weighs whether rail use comes under trucking licensing and if motor carrier licenses should be required, with the American Trucking Associations denouncing it as a transportation monopoly.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
TCC
Two Auto Crashes Produce Injuries in City
Two auto accidents yesterday sent two people to Corry Memorial Hospital. Arthur Storer, 40, Elk Street, suffered a back injury after his car was struck by Edward Paver, 24, East Pleasant Street, at 10 p m. Storer and Paver’s damages were about 500 dollars. Mrs Maxine Wellacher, 27, RD 1 Union City, dislocated her hip when her vehicle collided with a utility pole on East Main Street, her condition described as serious. Paver, who claimed medical treatment for high blood pressure, blacked out near the Warren turn before the crash. In a third incident, Ramon C Graves of Lackawanna, N L, faces a hearing for leaving the scene after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Charles McAvoy and then another car on West Main Street. Graves reported to police and was released on bond. Damages to McAvoy’s car were about 100 dollars and Holton’s vehicle about 200 dollars.
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Che City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Arthur Storer
Elk Street
Maxine Wellacher
RD. 1
Union City
Storer
Edward Paver
East Pleasant Street
West Smith
Paver
Robert Wellacher
East Main Street
Weilacher
Bracken
Warren
Brookman
Ramon CG. Graves
Lackwanna
Graves
Charles McAvoy
Seventh Street
West Main Street
Florence Holton
Fairview Street
Nurmi
McAvoy
Holton
Air Force Refueling Plane Crashes on Mountain Toll 14 Dead
An Air Force four engine tanker from Altus AFB crashed into Box Springs Mountain near Norton AFB during a routine training flight. The aircraft carried seven crew plus seven passengers. Rescue units arrived ninety minutes later and found no survivors. The accident occurred in heavy overcast with landing permission redirected from March AFB to Norton.
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Air Force
Mountain
March Air Force Base
Cullf
Box Springs Mountain
6Th
Altus Air Force Base
Okla
Norton Afb
San Bernardino
March Afb
Norton
Altus
Otis
Flood Trapping Hundreds in South Texas Rescue Choppers Respond
The Rio Grande rose to historic levels flooding low-lying areas around Del Rio and Eagle Pass. about 410 people including 150 on the Sunset Limited were stranded, with 116 train passengers evacuated last night. Helicopters from Laughlin Air Force Base operated through the night to lift marooned travelers toward safety.
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Tex
Vaineladen
South Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Weather Bureau
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Tew
I Wn
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sunset Limited
Wiliam F Hughes
Ohe
Laughlin Air Force Base
Hughes
Devil's River
Langty
Comstock
Lingtry
del Filo
Maj. Hughes
Ike and Churchill Open Final Phase of Southeast Asia Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill opened the last scheduled Washington conference session with hints of partial agreement on a Southeast Asia pact. They discussed a timetable, French ratification of the European Defense Community, and avoiding actions that could ignite an atomic war while pursuing collective defense against communism.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Elsenhower
Churchill
Southeast Asia
Indoching
Eisenhower
Churchil
White Mouse
James ©. Hagerty
Eden
Stave Dulles
Stalf
House
Martin
R-Mass
Senate Gop
Knowland
Calif
Dulles
Biaenhower
Officinla
Vtin
United States
Britain
Indochina
West Germay
Thwan
Saqqara Sarcophagus Proves Empty in Egypt Discovery
Oatro Egypt reporting that the recently uncovered Saqqara Sarcophagus was found empty. An archaeologist involved believes the real tombs of an ancient Pharaoh lie deeper within the site as he pursues further digging.
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Oatro
Egypt
Saqqara
Winds Bring Mercury Drop Over Corry District
High winds blew over the Corry district yesterday easing the heat from Saturday. No major damage reported though trees fell near lines, Mead Park drew crowds as winds whipped Lake Stone water into whitecaps. A brief 2 to 3 am shower dropped about an inch. Temperatures cooled to 54 degrees with cloudiness and possible evening showers. Executives met at the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce anniversary event discussing business and industry phases with about 180 members present.
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Corry
Mead Park
Lakestone
Pennsylvania Chamber of Camerat Xerartives
Marylanders vote in Democratic and Republican primaries
Maryland voters named candidates for November elections as Democratic governor contenders included Dr. H C Byrd and George P Mahoney while Theodore F McKeldin sought renomination in a low turnout primary. In Montgomery County Harry Kessler of Lebanon was elected state commander of Jewish War Veterans at the Harrisburg convention.
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Wey
Baltimore
National Party Ofctals
Theodore F. McKeldin
GOP
McKeldin
Pedro A. del Valle
James W. Gunn
Montgomery County
Wrt
Harrisburg
Harry Kessler
Lebanon
Kessler
Two Men Sought In Rapecase Near Tidioute
A 11 year old girl returning home from the Corry skating rink was attacked by two men in the Tidoute area. Police and sheriff searched the region after the assault. a car with New York plates was later found but the suspects were not immediately arrested. The girl was said to have been raped by both men and was to be taken to the Tidoute community for protection with four accompanying youths.
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Warren Barracks
Corry Akating Rink
New York
Tay Warren
Tidioute
Steel Policy Group to Study New U B Steel Contract Proposal
The CIO United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee meets to study a second U B Steel Corp proposal as a new contract talks resume. The executive board and committee will decide on possible concessions as the current two year pact nears expiration.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. B. Stoel Corp
U. B
U. S
Diy
U 8 Steel
Ealy
May Lab
U. 8
Etzel
Tolka
Steel
Patou
Accidents Kill Fifteen in Pennsylvanian Weekend
Ten people died on Pennsylvania highways as thousands left cities for rural escapes. Four drowned while swimming at lakes and beaches. A three year old girl died in a house fire near Montrose in Susquehanna County, bringing the weekend accidental death toll to fifteen.
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Penn
Twin Daughters Born to Dr and Mrs Tate in Corry Hospital
The Tate family of West Smith Street welcomed twin daughters yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. The babies, named Donita Arlene and Debra Blaine Tate, arrived after the couple anticipated the birth.
Gripping tale of Soviet tactics told at Congress
A former secret police commander testified before a U S congressional committee, recounting mass deportations and killings by Soviet security forces. He described Trojan horse style operations, deception of non-Russian peoples, and forced relocation to Siberia, claiming a million were deported and regions cleansed of independence movements.
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Red
Soviet Union
Siberia
Associated Prews
Minigm
Germany
Stalin
Une
Congressional Committee On Communiat
Charles 4
Kernten
R-Wis
Buelitakt
Vpurtiuakt
Crimea
Burutek
Kremlin
Convention Opens Pittsburgh Borough Officials Meet
About 1300 officials from Pennsylvania's 945 boroughs opened the four day annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs in Pittsburgh. Topics include tax administration refuse dump street fighting subdivision control zoning budgeting and police training.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs
Military junta heads Guatemala as Arbenz resigns
Guatemalan army chief Col. Carlos Enrique Diaz leads a military junta after President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman resigns under army pressure. Rebels, backed by Radio Liberation, threaten renewed attacks. Capital tensions rise as defections cluster around the Balvadorian Embassy.
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Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Stat
Diaz
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Castilla Armas
Athena
Caup
Balvadorean
Guatemala City
T_ 5
Prult Co
Boston
Invason
Four In Family Perish In Blaze In Nome
A mother and her three children perished in a blaze in Nome yesterday as she ran back into the flames to save them. The victims were Mia Thelma Baker 35, her son Ronald Baker 7, Robert Earl Baker 2, and niece Claudia Ludwig 10 of East Stroudsburg Pa. The fire followed screams heard by bystanders and a neighbor recalled the mother’s desperate attempt to rescue the children.
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Nome
Mia
Thelma Baker
Ronarid Sebring
Robert Earl Baker
Claudia Ludwig
East Stroudsbore
Ropald
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