Inspection System Sees Nuclear Tests Resume If Reds Wreck Talks
U S officials weigh a possible resumption of nuclear weapons testing if Khrushchev sabotages Geneva talks. The walkout at the disarmament conference could trigger a U S moratorium review and a shift in stance on testing. The article notes the ongoing U S British Soviet negotiations for a comprehensive test ban with inspections and limited underground explosions under debate.
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Washington
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Ference
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Dulles Khrushchev
CJ Union Rejected Offer During Contract Talks
In a special meeting workers rejected a pay offer averaging 45 cents an hour this year and 43 cents next year by a 274 to 96 vote. Negotiations resumed as the noon expiry approached with unions seeking terms before the pact ends. A second meeting is planned ahead of a possible strike.
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Seasion
Rex Theatre
Pennsylvania Unemployment Insurance Fund
Committee To Probe Voting In Philly
A special Senate committee to probe Philadelphia voting irregularities will meet July 6 to decide its course and whether to hold public hearings. The five member panel includes three Republicans and two Democrats and was named by Senate president pro tem M. Harvey Taylor. The move drew fire from Sen. Charles Welner who said the Republicans skipped Democrats on the panel. The probe may focus on voting in Republican strongholds like Dauphin and Delaware counties. Chair not named. other members include Sens. Fleming and Lane, plus Mahady and Lane.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Philadelphia
M. Harvey Taylor
Charles R. Welner
Noor
Taylor
Weiner
Dauphin
Delaware
Dauphin County
William 2. Scott
R-Carbon
Robert D. Fleming
al- Lehigh
William J. Lane
D-Wash- Lehigh
Willima J. Lane
D-Washineton
Paul Mahady
Dwestmoreland
Corry student arrives in Pau France for summer exchange
Donald Wharton of Corry Ales High School learns his son has reached Pau France for a summer exchange. He and his wife received a letter from host Mrs Louis Marhhey confirming the arrival and that Donald settled in, with a city tour ahead. A Notre Dame language student helped translate.
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CAHS
Donald Wharton
Corry Aves
France
Pau
Martine
Whartons
William Morgan
Pittsfield
Notre Dame University
Police fill in blank on charge sheet in reckless driving case
City police yesterday completed the driver’s name on a reckless driving charge filed against the operator of a car owned by Andrew Howell of 110 West Pleasant Street. Howell, 20, acknowledged as operator, was identified after eyewitnesses.
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George Gordon
Andrew Howell
West Pleasant Street
Howell
Derry
R. D
Cambridge
Springs
First Avenue
Kinzua Dam Best Water Control Plan Approved
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed the Kinzua Dam in Pennsylvania as the top plan to develop water resources in the Allegheny River basin. It approved a 4.53 million dollar appropriation for Kinga for the fiscal year starting July 1, part of a public works bill funding flood control and navigation projects in Pennsylvania totaling nearly 35 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dollar Kinzua
Allegheny River
Kinga
Pennsylvania
Kinzua Dam
House Interior
Kinzua Project
Conenango Valley
House
Senate
Butler, Pa
Butler
Connoquessing Creek
Construction Aids' Employment Rolls Dip in Mid-April
The state Bureau of Employment Security says outdoor construction activity helped push mid-April unemployment to 1960's low. Jobless claims totaled 187,000, about 6 percent of covered workers, down nearly 20,000 from mid-March. Modest layoffs in coal mining, primary metals, textiles and apparel slowed the drop.
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Whentapund
State Bureau of Employment Security
Truman's Boycott Sparks Democratic Convention Speculation
Washington AP report outlines how Harry S Truman's decision to skip the Democratic National Convention fuels talk. Lyndon B. Johnson backers hope he will reverse course and publicly back Johnson while Sen. Stuart Symington defends Truman's support. Kennedy supporters see potential shifts in the nomination race and first-ballot expectations.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry
Trumant
Missouri
Los Angeles
Truman
Stuart Symington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Symington
Kennedy
PSU Doing Everything To Ease Pollution
Pennsylvania State University defense before a House Fisheries Committee on Spring Creek pollution. Roy Wilkinson said PSU complies with State Sanitary Water Board orders while witnesses blamed the campus Sewage Plant. About 100 people attended including fish commission representatives and local officials.
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State College
Pennsylvania State University
Spring Creek
Centre County
Roy Wilkinson
University
House Fisheries Committee
Penn State
State Sanitary Water Board
Wilkinson
William B. Curwood
D-Ligerne
State Fish Commission
County Commissioners
Communities of State College and
Bellefonte
Castro Ponders Seizure Of Last Big U.S. Business
In Havana Fidel Castro’s regime ousts Communications Minister Enrique Olfnski and names Raul Curbelo Morales as replacement amid signals of further anti-American moves. The shakeup follows disputes over the Cuban Electric Co. valued at 300 million dollars and linked to potential seizure of the 125-million-dollar Cuban Telephone Co. The crackdown extends to Texaco Oil Co. operations seized after resisting processing Soviet crude amid sugar quota tensions with the United States.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuban Electric Co
Cuba
Osvaldo Dorticos
Enrique Olfnski
Raul Curbelo Morales
Oltusid
Electric Company
Castro
Oltuski
American and Foreen Power Co
Cuban Telephone Co
US International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Telephone
U.S
United States
Ils
Texaco Oil Company
Santiago
Texaco
Esso Standard
New Jersey
British-Dutch Shell Co
Soviet Union
Point Of No Return Cuban Crisis Push For Harder Policy
Washington reports say U S officials favor a firmer line against the Fidel Castro regime as diplomacy fails. They consider cutting sugar subsidies to fund claims by Americans whose property was seized and weigh potential OAS moves, though Latin nations may restrain action.
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Washington
Strajepista
Pidel Castro
United States
U.S
Cuba
House
Organization of American States
Castro
OAS
Cass Franz Dies After Long Illness
Corry PA resident Cass Franz longtime furniture merchant dies at home after extended illness born January 17 1874 in Corry He led a furniture business later moved to North Center Street retired in 1950 survived by brother Leo and granddaughter Judith Franz services set with Rosary at Bracken Funeral Home and Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church Interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery
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Gass
East
Congress Street
Mr. Franz
Coury
Cony
First Avenue
North Center Street
Robert
Franz
St. Elizabeth's Church
Corry Elks Lodge
Mae Smith Franz
Kathryn Hazel Lyons
Joseph
George
Air Force
England
Leo
Corry
Judith Franz
Jeannette
Bracken Funeral Home
Worrow
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Corry Fares Well Amid Ball Sized Hail Storms
Corry escaped the worst of yesterday’s hail storms as northwestern Pennsylvania saw dime to baseball sized hail in pockets. Tidioute residents reported baseball sized hail. a Titusville area storm produced golf ball sized stones with broken windows and repairs by Be Telephone Co. Nearby Spring Creek residents described three inch diameter hail. Temperatures varied from 55 to 89 degrees with two inches of rain in Corry.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Tidioute
John King
Titusville
Be Telephone Co
Earl Roberts
Spring Creek Road
Roberts
Hallstogm
Stuyvesant High School Commencement Ends in Uproar
New York. An elaborate high school graduation at Stuyvesant broke up Wednesday in an uproar over a American Legion citizenship award to senior Raymond Frey who earned an appointment to the Naval Academy. Principal Fliedner halted ceremonies and sent 1,400 spectators home.
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New York
American Legion
Stuyvesant
Metropolitan
Leonard J
First Avenue
16Th Street
Lower East Side
Fliedner
Westbury
N. C
Stephen Bayne
Bayne
Martin McKnealy
Legion Natuonal
National Education Association
Los Angeles
Washington Square Post
Raymond Frey
US Naval Academy
Frey
Fuiedner
Board of Education
Reynolds Buys New Aero Welder
Reynolds Metals announces a long range plan to outfit its aluminum foil plants with ultrasonic seam welders to speed production. Frank J. Eichner says a second welder has been ordered from International Ultrasonic. The equipment splices breaks without interrupting laminating and printing, improving foil quality and efficiency.
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Richmond
Reynolds Metals Company
Frank J. Eighner
International Ultrasonic, Inc
Rahway
N. J
Eichner
Reynolds
International Ultrasonics
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Car And Truck Hurt In Crash Near Union City
Car and truck sustained damage after a collision on Route near Union City. Drivers Michael Tomchick 64 of Union City and Thomas Nolan 55 of New Castle escaped injury. Tomchick turned into a driveway swinging left before turning right. Nolan’s car suffered extensive damage and both vehicles faced substantial repair costs. Police planned further investigation to determine potential charges.
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Union City
Michael Tomchick
R. D
Thomas
Nolan
New Castle
Tomchick
Ridicule Other Classes Russian Students Learn Domination
Editor's Note to readers about Moscow University training future leaders and shaping a generation seen by Western observers as snobbish. William L. Ryan notes racial arrogance among Great Russian students and exchanges with foreign graduates, reflecting tensions in the Soviet Union.
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Heny
Soviet Union
Willam L. Ryan
Moscow
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Moscow University Today
Rideal
Ing & Mongol
Authorize New Clymer Post Office Building Lease
The Post Office Department seeks competitive bids for a modern post office in Clymer. Specifications call for 1,624 square feet of Moor space with parking and truck maneuvering room. The private owner will lease to the government long term, pay local taxes, while the facility remains under private ownership.
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Clymer PO
Post Office Department
Clymer
M. J. Deulnkt
Hi Po Makes Last Run Today On Highway Post Office
The Highway Post Office ended its 14 year Corry Buffalo to Oi City run today after studies showed overlapping service with star routes. The HiPo previously collected mail from the north at 11 a.m. and arrived from Oi City in the afternoon. No replacement service was announced locally.
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Hi Po
Highway Post Office
Corry
Buffalo
Oi! City
OM City
HiPo
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