Revisions in Foreign Aid Debated by House
The House considers at least two proposed changes to reduce aid to Yugoslavia along with other shifts to revise Eisenhower era foreign aid. Proposals include eliminating Tito regime aid and barring latest jet planes until Allied air forces are fully equipped. House action expected tomorrow on a 3.2858 million foreclosed measure amid broader discussions.
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Yugoslavia
House
Eisenhower
Edna P. Kelly
D-Ny
Marshal Tito
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
Tito
Vurkoslavic
Kremlin
Bonner
D-Ng
House Merchant-Marine Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D-80
Aaron
United States
Arrest of Escaped Mental Patient in City Home
Police arrested Josepht Jamies Allen, escaped from Philadelphia State Mental Hospital, at his mother Mrs. Harley Allen’s home on West Washington Street. Allen showed no resistance and was sent to county jail. another prisoner, Harry H. Hellam, pleaded guilty to driving without a license and awaited bond. Details of Allen’s escape and prior hospital moves were not fully released.
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Cuy
Josepht Jamies Allen
Philadelphia State Mental Hospital
Harley Allen
West Washington
Atrevt
Marley Drake
Allen
Tim
Drake
Emmanuel
Pete” Roberton
Harry H. Hellam
Tryonville
Eile
Philadelphii Institution
Allan
Philadelphia
North Warren Binte Hospital
Yeu Allen
Wing
Old Fashioned Days Sale Opens With Gay Nineties Flair
The Corry Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division sponsors a three day Old Fashioned Days sale with 55 outlets downtown. Mayor Cherry will open festivities at 9 a.m. with a parade, street dance, car parade, wedding in the City Park, and many stores offering special prices and a “yellow banker” mark for bargains.
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Merchants
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Cary
Tetall
E. F Bettes
Chamber of Commerce
P. Cherry
First National Bank
Sons of the West
Bettes
Cory
Pittsburgh Narcotics Detectives Arrest Five More
Pittsburgh narcotics detectives say their latest sweep is the largest in the city, arresting five more suspects Leon Lowery 22 Julius Anderson 26 Tumis Hall 25 Moses Dean 80 and Arthur Holt all in Pittsburgh on charges of selling heroin and marijuana and aiding delinquency of minors. Forty total have been arrested in the spree begun June 13.
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Pittsburgh
Narcoticn Etecs
Uva
Narcotica Squad
Leon’ Lowery
Jilius Anderson
Tumis Hall
Moses Dean
Arthur Holt
Narvotics
Steel union members hope strike is averted
From Pittsburgh an Associated Press report says U. S. Steel plant workers appeared optimistic there would be no strike. A local officers unnamed said strike placards were printed and union HQ kitchen prepared for possible pickets.
Advances in Development of Missiles Revealed by Air Force
In a six month Air Force report ending last December Secretary Harold Talbott notes no change to the 197wing strength plan while stressing constant reevaluation due to rising Communist capabilities. The Boe eight-lev B52 is expected to enter the fleet soon, and North American’s M400 jet fighter is active in its first squadron. Senator Jackson warns Russia’s growing air and missile strength could tilt world power in its favor. The report also highlights intercontinental ballistic missile progress and Soviet advances, prompting Pentagon attentiveness to preparation and response.
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Associated
Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Wilson
Harold Talbott
Palbott
Nord
Jackson D-Wash
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Russia
Pentagon
Europe
Moscow
Jack
Marine helicopter searches for two downed pilots in vast sea area
A 72 hour plus hunt for two downed Marine pilots drifted on as a large fleet of planes and ships scoured a 20 000 square mile search zone near Tokyo. Three crew members rescued from a helicopter were not injured, while the missing radioed signals from one raft. The Navy withheld the name of one missing crewman as efforts continued through a bright, windy day with hopes the men survive days at sea.
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Tokyo
Li Alan M. McAneny
Yonkers
N.Y
Hielicopter
Navy
Bnd Gt
Robert Eugene Suedes
Robert W. Suedes
Eathan, & Dy
Ryle Wayne Follett
Hortison A. Follett
Fairview
Uuh
James W. Huskinson
Einor J. Huskinson
Osage
Wye
Air Force Navy
U. S. Navy
David Winton Bell
Charles H. Bell
General Mills Corp
HP. Montague
McAneny
Bradley
Barnard
Bentine
Yokoniki
Bell
Norway's King Falls and Breaks Leg Bone
Oslo reports King Haakon VIC of Norway suffered a broken thigh bone after a fall at a summer resort. The year old monarch was moved to a hospital where officials say his condition is satisfactory with no complications.
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Oslo
Norway
Fin Haakon Vic
My Hospital
Israeli Cabinet Quits in Split Sets Stage for New Coalition
Premier Moabe Sharett’s Mapai dominated cabinet resigned after its beacon Mupal party split with the General Zionists. President Izhak Ben Zylac accepted the move and began conciliations to form a new government. Mapai, with 47 seats, may seek a coalition without the General Zionists who hold 20 seats.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Moabe Sharett
Mupal ‘Bebo
No. 2
General Zionists
Izhak Ben Zyl
Mapai
Knesset
Geferm Zionists
Eisenhower Speaks On Plane Incident And Congress
President Eisenhower said the Soviet downing of a U S Navy plane was a legal incident and not a policy. He blamed Democratic Congress for inaction on several legislative proposals while noting the Soviet offer to pay half the damages was not accepted. He stressed cautious expectations from the Geneva talks and defended his stance amid Democratic criticism.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisen~ Hower
Hou
Congress
Eisenhower
Julies
United States
Bugin
Geneva
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Hisenhower
Auto crash kills Forteston youths near Greensburg
An early morning automobile crash northeast of Greensburg, Py. killed John J. Dohey, 18, and seriously injured Alex Tothar, 23, both Forteston residents. A physician found both men alive at the scene. Dohey died at Westmoreland Hospital. Poller said Tothar was later declared dead.
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Crasie Greensburg
John J. Dohey
Nerionaly
Alex Tothar
Forteston
Here
Dohey
Westmoreland Hospital
Buye Poller
Gypsy band ordered out as city crackdown grows
A roaming group of two families and children operating a fortune telling storefront on Salith Flrat avenue faced police action after complaints about mind reading and book sales. City officials including Mayor Earl T. Cherry, Police Chief Harley Drake, and landlords demanded the group vacate by 5 pm, citing lack of license and illegal public activity under Pennsylvania law.
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Hifemeene
Prisreution i
Earl T. Cherry
Harley Drake
John Horniel
MB. Cob Oeff
Ubeabite
Surplus Food Plan Expands Aid Under New Scale
Corry families will gain under the surplus food program as new eligibility scales increase monthly grants. Governor Leader announced the federal agreement and said about 200000 residents statewide will qualify, with monthly limits rising to 130 for one person and 240 for ten, plus 20 per additional person.
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Corry
Gove Srmmente
Tolir
Atx
Resignation in Cult Sparks Vancouver Turmoil
Paddy Sherman of the Vancouver Province resigns amid a chaotic scene involving a cult group. He reports a mechanic’s warning about a faulty differential and faulty parts he sourced and installed himself. The mishap left him with a four speed inverse transmission situation and a confused forward gear.
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Vancouver
Paddy Sherman
Harrisburg to borrow 60 million on stopgap plan
In Harrisburg a stopgap borrowing of 60 million dollars is proposed to finance state operations until a tax program is ready. Senate Republican leaders threaten objections to selling tax anticipation notes, while the plan faces House concurrence and broader tax debates.
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Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Mabany
Senvate
Republican Oar
Ik Party
Ould
Aia
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Exucation Committee
Inp Aurpriae
Yenterday
Auld
Tse
Benator Bard
Remo
Eratic Otate
Mahany
Repub
Wewns
Rep. Smith
House Republics
Corry Born Priest Honored by Pope at Vatican
The Rt Rev Monsignor Love formerly of Corry received a new appointment from Pope Pius XII as a Apostolic Prelate. Born and raised in Corry, he moved to Florida after his father's death and has served as Cathedral Pastor and Chancellor of the Diocese of St Augustine. The Chancery announced his elevation along with three other priests. Ike and Mamie Eisenhower set for 20th wedding anniversary celebrations in Washington, with plans for a White House gathering.
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Rt. Rey Monainor
W. Love
Corer
Florence Blair
Walter J. Blair
Corry
Draft Measures Await Signing Move Behind Legionary Drafts
Washington reports lawmakers completed action on bills to extend the regular and doctor drafts until expiration at midnight and to tighten the Presidential authority over reserve forces. The measures would broaden service terms by ten years for certain duties and extend to new categories under the act, with broad support in Congress.
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Amo Washtnoton
Halle
Getsidera
Lia Tendugh
Big Four agenda may include prisoner issue
President Eisenhower era discussion centers on pressuring China via Russia for the release of American fliers and civilian detainees. Humphrey urges using direct talks at the Big Four summit to free jailed individuals, while Dulles signals openness to talks with Red China under strict conditions. Mansfield counters that prisoners must be a condition of any negotiations, stressing full telecommunication rights for Americans held in China.
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Humphrey
Ske
Russia
China
Dulles
Associated Press
Washington
Humphrey Hdemiring
Renhower Stolidigr
Cathy
Wil Aimericatr Polping
Beld
United States
Red China
Shire
Casily Yaw Ly
Mansfield
Clie
Tindur Tega
Woman Injured As Car Strikes Bridge
Mrs Umbirto Prmnatta 30 of Brang New York was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday for a contusion on the head after an automobile crash on Route 1 near Cory State Police with Mrs Pagliotta driving. The car left the highway onto the berm. Pagliotta tried to pray as another truck stopped. The couple, returning from a honeymoon, escaped serious injuries and continued home later.
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Umbirto Prmnatta
Brang
New York
Corry Memorial Hospital
Enet
Cory
Pagliotta
Pagnotti
Pagiotta
Wehway
Berm
Union Leaders Brace for Possible Auto Strike Action
Pittsburgh plants face a looming nationwide steel strike as U S Steel and other major producers reject wage offers. United Steelworkers plan showdown talks in hopes of a better deal, while government monitors watch closely. Max wage now averages 2.38 an hour and plant shutdowns threaten output.
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Pittsburgh
GIO United
Tole
Maxfe
Washington
Biel Corp
Indiana
Donitied
Ble Steel
Republic Mthit Corp
Hothletirm Steel Camp
Jon & Laughlin
Youngoown Bhert & Tube
Cjitford Hood
Urges Revision of Borough Code for Local Government Flexibility
An official from Coraopolis and Brackenridge urges the Pennsylvania General Assembly to empower boroughs to modify their government structures to better fit local needs. Ralph L. Geasler notes a program will offer two or more options to supplement the current system, with a commission plan due for the 1957 session. Frank Vogel, 58, a county director, died after an attack at Westmoreland Hospital, leaving borough officers to mourn.
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Coraopolis
Brackentidae
Philadelphia
Cormpolis
Brackenidiee
Geseril
Thomas Jr
Fae
Wind
Gensevil Assembly
Ralph L. Geasler
Binivavilie
Silb
Nes Greensburg
Frank T [Vogel
West
Ewan
Opty Evil Aefenge Direetor
Wentmbreliut
Ut & Hwae
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