Damaged parade of reports from Corry and Erie area
A long list captures a string of local incidents from Corry Spartansburg and surrounding towns. Police report a collision near Genrer alley and Mill street, a lost brown dog with a 1958 license, a parakeet sighting, and a girl burned at a Franklin picnic. Hospital updates include JoAnn Craker with multiple lac erations, John Lutz treated for an ear laceration, and Mrs Clara Dippold killed in a vehicle crash. Allegheny Airlines safety award noted, Red Cross blood drive celebrates eight years with 4500 pints collected. Other items include a child’s broken thumb, a newborn loss, a State Police reckless driving charge, a fryer giveaway winner Ruth Hebers, and a 4-H club leaders meeting set in Erie. Weather reports warn of high temps near 92 degrees.
Greek Cypriots Threaten British Amid Island Tensions
Greek Cypriots threaten British rule as violence and intimidation surge in Cyprus. Reports describe attacks by unidentified gunmen in Limassol and clashes in Nicosia and Paphos while EOKA leader Cul George Grigás is cited. Britain discusses shared administration with Greek Cypriot and Turkish leaders, but no side shows strong interest.
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Cyprus
Uribes
Archibishop Makaris
Kougewartwa
Dighenis
EOKA
Cul
George Grigas
Igis Britussi
Makanus
Athena
EOKAS
Greve
Britain
Explorer TM presumed dead after late observations
SmithsonianAstrophysical Observatory officials report no confirmed sighting of Explorer TM since Friday night. Astrophysicists warned the craft would burn up in Earth's atmosphere, with some fireball reports dismissed. No corroborating sightings emerged as the satellite passed over the U S southern states, while orbit spanned latitudes 39 north to 33 south.
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Jean
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Explorer TM
Memphis
Tenn
Explorer TE
Smithsonian
Connecticut
Arizona
Atlantic Ocean
Man
Explorer
Lebanon Struggles With Prolonged Civil Crisis Amid Fighting
In Tripoli Lebanon, residents endure days of city shutdowns and street clashes as Christian and Muslim factions oppose the government. Rebels press fights from hill positions while security forces report thousands of fighters in nearby areas. Some flee to the mountains, but many remain, weathering fear and disruption.
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Lebanon
Christan
Qumitle Chamoun
Tripoli
Bhirenehell
Tenty
Tripati
Amy
Akkar
Syria
Nasser
Farmers Pool Funds to Battle Grasshoppers in Colorado
Determined farmers borrow money to fund grasshopper control as eastern Colorado endures a severe outbreak since 1940. With three weeks to halt the infestation, thousands of acres across 28 counties face destruction, threatening next year’s crops. Spraying costs are shared by farmers, state and federal governments, with no federal aid for cropland.
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Colorado
Emanuel Grauberger
Chrauberger
Lamar
Grauberger
Kiowa
Powers
Cheyenne
Jets Crack Speed Mark On Return
Jets Aly and Bravo set new transatlantic times from London to New York and back, Alpha flying 3400 miles nonstop in five hours 248 seconds, landing at Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn and Westover Massachusetts. UK captain J W Hackett’s seven hour 29 minute mark is swept from records as SAC KC-135s post sub five hour NY to London flights. one KC-135 crash near Westover kills fifteen, including six newsmen.
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Porte
London
New York City
Alpha
Tollewild
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Bravo
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Britich
J. W. Hackett
Strategic Air Command
New York London
West Jover
Washington kin dies in Oakland descendant of Washington line
Marlon Washington Swick, a great great great granddaughter of Lawrence Washington, brother of George Washington, died Saturday in Oakland California. Born in New Orleans, she carried the Washington surname through generations and leaves behind family ties to the first president.
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Washington
Oakland
Calif
Marlon Washington Swick
George Washington
Lawrence
New Orleans
Fiscal 1959 Deficit Deepens as Debt Grows
Washington faces a sharp deficit with 1969 projections around 1 billion, possibly nearer 12 billion, and national debt surpassing the 1955 peak. Officials expect a tax boost of about 10 billion, while 1958 ends with an estimated 2 to 3 billion deficit and debt near 276 billion. Cash balance around 10 billion and Treasury seeks cash to cover 2–3 weeks of expenses.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Hisenower
Congress
Anderson
Eisenhower Budget Forecasts and Deficit Outlook
President Eisenhower projected a balanced budget for fiscal 1959 with a deficit near 400 million dollars for 1958. Revenue for 1958 was expected to miss the January estimate by about two billion dollars. Outlays for fiscal 1969 were discussed near 8 billion dollars with revenue under 70 billion.
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Eisenhower
Bulletin Drivers Return to Payroll After Strike Settlement
The Bulletin reports its truck drivers, part of Teamsters Local 628, are back on the payroll though not working, ready to resume trucking when the strike against the Inquirer and the Bulletin ends. Inquirer drivers did not cross picket lines. Inquirer guild has been on strike since June 1, with no guild at the Bulletin.
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the Inquirer
Teamsters Local 628
Inquirer
Ungrateful Llama Bites Visitor at Columbus Zoo
Eightyearold Erin Moloney was bitten by a llama during a visit to the Columbus Zoo as she tried to feed the animal through the cage. Her parents were present, and the incident highlights that any animal can bite when approached.
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Columbus
Ohio
Erin Moloney
Columbus Zoo
Baseball Roundup From Chicago To Baltimore Scores
A mosaic of late season baseball results includes Chicago games finishing in 11 innings with 84 total runs noted, Kansas City leading Boston in a 3 4 record, and Detroit, Baltimore, and New York headlines. Starters and reliefs posted multiple hits as season highs and notable players like George Zuverin are mentioned amid varied city matchups.
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S. Com
Ington
Clevela
New A
Boston cc
Detroit Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Tigers
Moore
Baltimore
George Zuverin
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Mill Street
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Russell Ream
East Columbus Avenue
Parakeet
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Leo Craker
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Kan
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Franklin Hospital
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National Safety Council
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Allegheny
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John Lutz
South Center Street
Cory Memorial Hospital
Clara Dippold
St Marys
Route 120
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Emporium
Dippold
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Saito Leone
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American Red Cross
Blood Mobile
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Richard Curtis
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St Elizabeth’'s Cemetery
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Ruth Hebers
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Erie — Corner
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George Witt
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AMA
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Louis McDonald Orr
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Fla
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Titusville
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Corry Store
Gerald Hammond
Dle
Corry Chamber OF Commerce
Chiso
Racer O' Langhorne
Star National
Chamy Langhorne
Nick J. Duino Runswick
Lowe Hospital
Duino
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Hoemier
Rendall
Dail
Finis
Tulsa
Okla
Rose
Ganization
Pontiac
Wright
Chui
Blondie
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