Ike and Red Ride Cenfer On Pre-Summit Parley
Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov returned to Washington to push a pre summit foreign ministers meeting proposal. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles weighed the plan as a step forward but lacking breadth for substantial agenda items. The White House search considers a broader disarmament review and potential changes to nuclear test policy. Thompson in Moscow carried the foreign minister proposal. Dulles to present a task force of former officials to advise on disarmament policy.
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Wasilington
Mikhail Menshikay Gors
White House
United States
Eisenhower
Sreveliy
Dulles
Russia
Andrei Grremyko
U.S
Lle Welly Thompson
Moscow
Price
Soviet Union
Dikes
Lie
County Aides Promise Repairs To City Street
County Highway Office pledged repairs to a pocked Route 6 between low city Ine and North Center street. A delay in winter mix supplies and slow action drew complaints from motorists and city officials. Officials expect an immediate temporary patch and a permanent fix with winter mix soon after delivery.
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Minemes
One County
High Ways Department
Low City
North Center Street
Highway Department
Columbus
Warren-Erie
Lepkins
Esvie
District Highway Department
Hee Ih
Franklin and
Ata
Haweisburg
Guatemala Swears in General Fuentes as President
General Maguel Vulginus Fuentes was sworn in as president yesterday in Congress. Nico Prada, elected president of Congress, administered the oath.
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Guatemala
Maguel Vulginus Fuentes
Fr A ‘Onyen
Congress
Nico Prada
Ferry disaster in Marmara claims up to 400 dead
The sunken ferry Uskuday overturned in a Marmara Sea storm near Istanbul. Divers recovered 220 bodies from 66 feet of water a mile offshore and 40 escaped. Newspapers warn total deaths could reach 350 to 400 with no American victims reported.
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Uskuday
Gulf of the Sea of Marmara
Istanbul
Leas
Olfierts
Demand Action In Beating Of Korean Youth
South Korea demanded punishment for three U S Army personnel over the beating of a one year old Korean boy identified as Kim Chir T. The incident reportedly involved Maj Thomas James Capt Marvin Kemp and M Sgt Robert E Weidensaul. Korean officials allege the boy was hit and stabbed with a fruit knife and confined in a wooden box. The U S Army had no comment.
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Iidustry
Korean Foreign Ministry
U.S
U. S
Kim Chir T
Asem
U.S. Army
Thomas James
Plymouth
Mervin E. Kemp
Kilmichael
Miss
Robert E. Weidensail
Pottstown
Kim
Kemp
Army
Saul
Vigonetn
James Ousley
Navy Dive Tr
Jbus
Prestonsbury Armory
Prestonsburg
North Koreans Hold Out for UN Recognition
North Korean officials deadlocked with Allied delegates over demands for negotiations before any release of two American pilots and two West German passengers held since February 16. The UN and Allied representatives refused to arrange governmental talks, insisting on official discussions between the United States West Germany and North Korea. The meeting adjourned indefinitely after hours of argument.
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Fanmuiw
Ln Howe
North Korea
Red
U. 8
Red Gace Commission
United States
West Germany
U.S. Navy
George W. Kehl
Horse Falls Injures Local Rider at Carter Farm
Walter Rininger, 41, of 214 West Washington street, fractured his right knee when his horse slipped and fell during a ride at a Carter farm. He attempted a hurried dismount to avoid being crushed, twisted his ankle, and underwent X rays with possible surgery. He was moved from Corry Memorial Hospital to an Evie hospital. results await today.
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Carter Hum
Walter Rininger
West
Washington Street
Rininger
Corry Memorial Hospital
Evie
Three Area Residents Die In Head-On Route 20 Crash
Three people are killed in a dawn crash on Route 20 near Fairview when a driver on the wrong side of the highway collided with a westbound car. Victims include Beverly Stevens 31 Gladys Johnston 30 and Francis Stevens 37. others injured. State police report total damage to three cars around $3700.
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Erie
Fairview
Evie
Evie County
Beverly Stevens
Francis B. Johnston
R. D
Wattsburg
Gladys
AML
Steven
Francis W. Stevens
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnston
Francis Stevens
Malcolm Stuart
RD. 1
Girard
Leota
Girard Barracks
Stevens
Dickey
Stuartex
Stuart
Gunman Kills In Algiers Cafe Clash
An Algerian Moslem was shot dead in a crowded downtown cafe yesterday as two gunmen opened fire. Police and a French military patrol exchanged fire, killing a passerby and wounding four others before the assailants escaped.
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Algiers
Impeachment Talk Hits FCC Official in Miami Case
House Judiciary chairman Harris signaled impeachment moves against FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack and said certain Senators tied to the Miami television case will be called before the committee. Baker, head of National Air Lines, urged probes into alleged improper activities around the license fight and condemned the conduct of all sides.
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Mack
House
Washington
Chatrmps
Fedral Communications Commission
Richard A. Mack
Miami
Chitman Harris
D-Ark
GT. Baker
Baker
Harris
FCC
National Air Lines
Bakers
Pennsylvania GOP Leaders Meet to Chart May Primary
Harrisburg officials report a statewide Republican conference to gauge sentiment for the May 20 primary. Leaders seek an endorsed gubernatorial ticket amid opposition to Harold Stassen and discussion of several potential candidates including Saylor and Heney, plus talks of a U.S. Senate bid.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George E. Bloom
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
John
Saylor
Johnstown
Romer
Republican Party
Savior
Jude Heney X
O'Brien
Pittwhureh
John M Walker
Allegheny
Connty Cimmissoner
Doulas H Eall
Chamat
Stir
Rebel Capital In Indonesia Hit By Sudden Incident
A sudden attack hit Menado the capital of North Celebes during a rally marking the universal struggle led by Lt. Col. Ventje Sum. Indonesian forces reported bomb drops destroyed a bridge and damaged Menado airfield. Reports from Manila Times note light casualties and disrupted communications.
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Alle
Nirth Celebes
Pir
Sieg
Menado
Manly
Phil Upig
Menaga
Ventje Sum
Seventeen Arrested in City Poker Raid in ManuNTOWN
Police raided a garage in ManuNTOWN Pennsylvania arresting 17 people at a poker game. Officials pursued Carl Bexjuk, 42, who was released on $500 bond pending a hearing Saturday. Remaining suspects faced unspecified forfeitures.
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Poker
Manuntown
Jaeky Martin
Algel
Leader May Not Seek Dem Senatorial Nod
Harrisburg reports Gov Leader says it is a safe assumption he will not run for the U.S. Senate unless Democrats favor a gubernatorial candidate from four prospects. He backs Dilworth for governor and drafts the Philadelphia mayor into the race, while Clark and others are less favored.
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Harrisburg
U.S. Senate
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburin
Clark
Pillor Altonney
Thomas DeeBride
Seket
Leaver
Dilworth
Philadelhia
Ssonn Nhass
Govenor Newsven
Leader
Senate
Sid Lender
McBride
Yugoslav Teacher Sentenced in Plot Against Regime
A Yugoslav court sentences Prof. Drazoslav Steminikovic of the Serbian Orthodox Theology faculty to six years in prison for complicity in an alleged plot to overthrow the Yugoslav Communist regime. Other defendants were previously sentenced to prison terms. The accused claimed their writings were historical research and denied intent to incite political change.
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Simu
Local Driver Pleads Guilty For Leaving Scene Of Crash
A Corry man Frank Puckly pled guilty to leaving the scene after a Jan 2 collision at an intersection caused about 370 dollars in damage to three cars. Police say he stopped but did not give name or address. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and held for county court.
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Fs Pe
Elmer Buns
Frank Puckly
Corry
Harley Drake
Puddly
M. & Cobbett
Ort
Police Continue Hunt For Gunman In Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel police renewed a statewide search today for a lone gunman who held up a Servier service station Saturday night. The masked robber pistol whipped attendant James Kulpmont, taking 65 dollars before making his escape shortly before midnight.
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Mount Carmel
Aled
Chick Kulpmont
Educators Debate Admission Rights Amid Rising College Demand
CHICAGO educators at the 19th Conference on Higher Education warn that colleges will near capacity in years ahead. B Gulpepper says there is no easy solution to separating qualified applicants from the unqualified and urges new tests and flexible judgment. He predicts population growth and parental demand will push expansion, more teachers, and new teaching methods. In Nagano, a cave-in at a dam tunnel leaves six workers buried with three rescued, police say no hope of saving them.
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Florida
B. Gulpepper
Institutions of Higher Learning
Board of Control
Tallshassre
Conference On Higher Education
Culpepper
Nagano
Japan
Power Dam
Zere Bur
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