Talks Between De Gaulle and Macmillan On Nuclear Arms
Premier de Gaulle and Prime Minister Macmillan held talks amid goodwill but no major agreements. They discussed France joining a nuclear club, a 17 nation free trade zone, and nuclear test ban efforts. An East-West summit and Gen eva talks on atomic tests were also noted.
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Macmillen
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Wourville
France
Middle East
Tulks
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Macmllian
Atomic Club
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Services Held For Embert Smith
Funeral services for Embert Smith were held at St. George Funeral Home with Rev. Cassius Armitage officiating. Interment followed in Hast Branch Cemetery. Bearers included Howard Jordan, William Lindgren, Stanley Sturrock, Franklin Erck Jr, Billy Mitchell, and Embert Earl. attendees listed from several nearby towns.
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Emergy
Smith
St. George
Wave Smith
Eleanor
Willoughby
Ohio
Emory Jordan
Loutsville
Elton Mitchell
George Lindgren
Ross Enferro
Sharon
Leon Mitchell
Dunkirk
Jessie Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Ora Mitchell
Paul Mitchell
Spring Creek
William Lindgren
Buffalo
Franklin Fox
Silver Creek
Ruth Kibbey
Ruth Moniak
Pittsfield
Stanley Shurrock
Meadville
Holiday Pike Use Seen Record on Oil Highway
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission estimated a record half million vehicles will travel the oil highway during the Fourth of July weekend. It also predicted a new single day record of about 175,000 vehicles next Sunday. The previous high was 195,250 on August 18 last year.
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Arrasburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Imbibing Bird Shuns Wagon Flies The Coop
Newark story about Max the parakeet who spoke Italian and English and 800 words, slipped from Marie Lipani after being kept on a wag on a street diet. The bird, fond of cocktail parties, left the house, defied vet orders to stay on the wagon, and now faces stomach trouble from a diet of plain seed and water.
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N. J
Max
Marie Lipani
Brinarian
Lipan
Chamber seeks rooms for Corry convention visitors
The Corry chamber of commerce appeals to local householders to rent rooms July 10 to 12 for the Mat Leson Historical Congress expected to draw over 400 visitors. Homeowners listing their properties should include daily rates as the chamber acts as a lodging clearing house during the event.
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Corry Cnamper
Pt Gom
Merce
Matleson Historical Congress
Harris Defends Subcommittee in Heated Hearing
Subcommittee hearing featured claims of political pressure and procedural impropriety as Rep. Harris faced questions about Fox testimony alleging improper influence from Adams and Goldfine. Boston Herald publisher Choate criticized smear tactics while Curtis urged stricter rule use. In separate stories, Revere reports a race horse named Will See Ya vanished from Suffolk Downs with a sighting early morning.
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Goldfine
Washington House
Adams
Federal Trade Commission
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Harris
Thomas B. Curtis
RMO
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Anthony E. Timpani
Timpani
Suffolk Downs Race Track
Revere
Telephone Rates Rise Amid Earnings Strain and Expansion Needs
The article details repeated rate increases and tariff proposals from a telephone company to bolster earnings, while outlining attrition in profits and ongoing expansion plans. It notes 1954 rate rises, 1957 tariff moves later withdrawn, and projected demand for 7000 more phones with 10.34 million dollars in new plant required over the next 18 months, dependent on investor funds.
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Ing
Commission
Shepherds
Woman Hides In Woods To Escape Spouse
Mabel Bilis, 28, escaped two shotgun shots from husband near New York state Route 6e. She fled into woods, abandoned her car, and hid until police and sheriff's deputies, aided by Brewsbuire volunteers, found her around 5 pm after an all day search. Her injuries were not reported.
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Woods
Chautauqua Faunty
Mabel
Woody
Bilis
Brewsbuire
A Sheriff's Department
Writer dies at 17? British author dies on weekend
A troubled obituary notes the death of a British writer and Princeton professor of modern Biblical literature. The fragment mentions a writer born in 1900s era, deceased Saturday, with unclear causes and scattered biographical details.
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Wight
England
Noyes
Princeton University
Hold Rites For Crash Victims At Mass Base
Rites were held for 15 men killed in a jet Stratotanker crash at a Massachusetts base. Six newsmen seven crewmen and two aeronautics observers died after takeoff while attempting a New York to London speed record. Investigators work to determine cause as memorials proceed and garbled wreckage remains.
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Rah Pee
Aeronautics
New York
London
Nichols
Lawrenee A. Dickson
William F
Paylor
J. C. Bailey
Joint Air Force
Aircraft Industry Investigating Board
Bailey
Massachusetts
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