U S Sends Supersonic Jets On Training Flights Over Korea
U S Air Force jets, led by F 100 Super Sabre fighters, were seen over Seoul in what officials called routine training flights. The planes refueled in South Korea, with operations described as temporary and not breaching armistice constraints, as other ultramodern aircraft were anticipated from bases in Japan.
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Steek
South Korea
UN Command
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U. S. Air Force
US Air Force
5Th Air Force
City Assessed Value Up Across Erie County
Amid wide fluctuations the county reports higher assessed values overall. In Elgin the new figure stands at 249 000, down 1 700 from last year as market values rose less than prior. Erie County districts vary, with Millcreek at 208 percent and Columbus at 606 785 dollars, each tied to market value percentages.
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Velt de Buite
Erie Colinty
Elgin
Corry
Erie
Millcreek
Columbus
Spring Creek
Meath
Misfire Halts Nuclear Test in Nevada in 1987
An attempted sixth test in the 1987 Nevada series failed when the device misfired. An AEC spokesman cited mechanical failure and halted further detonation for the day. Marines evacuated trenches near Ground Zero as officials moved to stabilize the site.
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Atomi Energy Commission
Ground Zero
AEC
Novara
ABC
Gatme
Issure
Ayaisihze
Howe
Boy Killed At Car Mishap Near New Kensington
A fragmented report from New Kensington Pennsylvania notes a boy died in a car incident on Route 40 near a suburban area. The text references local roads and a fatality, with unclear details and names obscured in OCR errors.
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New Kensington
Ronald
Nein Hiv
Han Eihlack
Steel Price Rise Nets $6. Gore Vows Probe
U S Steel Corp, a leading steelmaker, raised its base prices by about $6 per ton effective Monday, the sixth hike in seven years, with other producers expected to follow. President Eisenhower warned inflation could worsen, while officials defended the move as due to rising costs. Analysts and industry leaders weighed implications for autos, construction, and appliances.
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Floance Comite
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Humphrey
Witness Diue
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Wurn
Ewenhower
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wya
U. S
Steet
Sitter Fi
St P
O'Mahoney
Post Office to raise fees for special services next Monday
Local and national post offices will increase charges on registered mail, certified mail, money orders and special delivery. First class letters sent special will cost 33 cents, up from 23. Registry and insurance fees rise, with certified mail 20 cents plus postage. Most money order fees go up five cents. Return receipts for registered or insured mail rise to 10 cents. The article also covers a man charged with issuing a bad check in Pompton Plains and details about local fire and transport news in Corry renamed sections.
Stassen Shrugs Russian Push To Speed Arms Plan
London reports show Stassen remaining unmoved as Soviet peers urge rapid disarmament steps. Delegates debate timing and the UN disarm subcommittee process with hints of a longer American plan and possible delays.
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London
Sinrold
Alance
Schussen
Tundon Muering
UN Disarm Unil
Varierjay A. Zork
Tive-nalion
Fuissia
Shisen
C M Howard Dies Suddenly At Findley Lake
Findley Lake resident C M Howard died suddenly of a heart attack after 7 relock last night in his cottage at Findley Lake. He would have observed his 86th birthday next Monday.
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Findley Lake
Call For Kids On $30,000 Wright School Lighting Job
Wright School details a $30,000 lighting project to upgrade aging wiring with fluorescent fixtures and new exit and gym lights. Engineer Quint Ein presents plans, emergency generator requirements, and conduit reuse as board weighs whether to replace all wiring and advertise for bids at the July 15 meeting.
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Wright
Yaple
Huhling
Quint Ein
Hareiablire
Harsushure
Tre Wlarm
Bell
Waple
Wit
Harrisburg
Trico Electric Company
Erie
Thomas
Dulles Defends Policy Amid China Blast
Secretary of State Dulles denounced Communist China as uncivilized and hostile and argued it would be folly to recognize or engage with Beijing. He rejected nonrecognition, trade embargo, and isolation as viable long term policies while hoping the Chinese people may eventually end the Communist regime.
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Ban Hieancisguim
Dulles
Duller
United States
Ching
Ie Tan
Mal
Europe
Red Despublan
Hammer Slayer To Die In Chair Wenrecen Conn
Reid 19 was convicted yesterday by Superior Court and immediately sentenced to death in the electric chair. The victim, Mrs. Florine McChuiney, was his neighbor and a close friend, attacked from behind with a hammer in a parking lot on January 15, and her body was found in the trunk of her car.
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Ninitr
Reid
Elmer W Teyim
Duuth
Florine McChuney
Deputy Sheriff Reports Mass Drownings After Audrey
LAKE CHARLES La A deputy sheriff estimated a flood toll from Hurricane Audrey could reach 2000 or 4000 as survivors in Cameron area arrived detailing widespread destruction. Coast Guard boats searched for bodies and survivors while a plane reported Cameron underwater and buildings demolished.
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D. P. Vincent
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Mexico
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E. L. Bagier
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Mississippi
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Vaneee
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Tenn
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Boy Scouts Trek 600 Miles Across Desert on Bicycles
Phoenix report on four Boy Scouts and Scout master Charles Merritt cycling 600 miles from Los Angeles to Phoenix through heat up to 120 degrees. They crossed coastal ranges, endured 4000 foot climbs, and fixed two broken wheels while carrying repair gear and sleeping bags. They drank vast amounts of water and gained three pounds according to Merritt.
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Ariz
Charles Merrit
Phenix
Los Angeles
Merriitt
Upieck
John Womeck
Pacific Coast Highway
San Diego
Dateland
Bus and tractor crash on turnpike leaves one dead
A Greyhound bus from Philadelphia to New York collided with a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike near Yew Bernswiur. One passenger, Arthur Foxwell Tyler, 63, Baltimore, died on arrival. Thirteen others were injured, including a Baltimore woman identified as Marie Price in critical condition with skull fracture and possible knee injury. Bus driver Bernard Moran, 32, Wayne, Pa, and four injured were treated at St Peter's Hospital. the tractor driver Thomas Salley, 44, Jersey City, was shaken but uninjured.
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AK Greyhound
New Jersey Turnpike
Middlesex
General Hospital
Arthur Foxwell Tyler
Baltimore
Marie Price
Bernard Moran
Wayne
Philadelphia
New York City
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Milltown Rescue Syd
St. Peter's
Corry Lifer Freed After Clemency in Murder Case
Corry Lifer Wing camency vanes oD wis sentenced for murder and granted executive clemency by Gov Lender after appeals. he was tied to the slaying of his sister’s baby in Concord Township near the city. Other clemency grants went to Michael Estock Allegheny County John Minor Floyd Sterling Stalnrook Charles Forter William E. Brown Barry Oberbottzer and Richard Millinder across several counties.
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Wingy Camency
Vanes
Wing
Jad Ulead
Imerows
Gov Lender
Concord Township
Thy
Commonwealth
Aliler
Corry
Michael Estock
Allegheny
John Minor
Brownell Urges Limits on FBI Files Revelation
Attorney General Brownell told Congress a Supreme Court ruling exposing full FBI files harms law enforcement and endangers informants. He urged legislation restricting production to relevant FBI materials, warning broad disclosure could jeopardize internal security and unpunish many crimes.
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Washington
Brownell
Congress
Supreme Court
FBI
Beriite Judiciary
FBT
J. Edgar Hoover
Taylor
Membury
Julion
Bayenhower
Brownick
Pittsburgh Seeks Kinzua Approval for Flood Control Project
The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce asks the Appropriations Committee to approve a one million dollar appropriation for constructing a flood control project on the Allegheny River. The chamber argues the plan, vital for flood control, will benefit the city and supports early start pending legislative approval.
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Ertruth
Pittsburgh
Commern
Kank
Allegheny
Cite Driver In 2 Car Wreck
A driver involved in a two car collision on Route 277 near the city limits faces city police action for speeding. Delbert Crowshut and others were cited or treated after the incident at Corry Memorial Hospital with ambulance service reported.
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Tay Ree de Corry
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