U S Aims for Effective Nuclear Weapons Ban Talks
U S officials push for a meaningful treaty with the Soviet Union and ally nations. The aim is to resume Geneva negotiations within weeks after tense silence. Officials expect a week of core talks to shape a path toward limiting or halting nuclear tests amid cautious optimism.
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Pa Floor Leader Agnew Dies at 36 in Pittsburgh
AP report states Pennsylvania House floor leader Willard F Agnew died suddenly at age 36 from heart failure. He had served as minority leader and was noted for his energetic advocacy of Democratic causes. He defeated Allee Johnson in a 1920s election and had recently won a leadership post before his death at St Margaret's Hospital.
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Allee W. Johusson
Smobphport
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Yellow Jackets Lead Parade Uniforms Described
Describes their uniforms with yellow and white shako yellow satin blige and white trousers and shoes. The Yellow Jackets are expected to be among a notable group of corps estimated at 14 to 18 that will participate in the event.
Editor Letters Highlight Curfew Controversy in Corry
A reader letter to the Corry council discusses curfew laws, arguing they unfairly target youths while praising sensible policy shifts. The writer reflects on parental responsibilities, civic standards, and the impact of age-based restrictions on society.
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Durham
Debates over Wright School bring plans for Corry’s junior high
A local committee led by Dr. John Mohr weighs Wright School use versus building a new junior high. Proposals cite cost, traffic, and morale, with phased school replacements noted: Cordially Concord first, Harding second, Wright last. Parapet wall repairs and aging windows signal needed upgrades.
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GOP Without Candidate In Mayoralty In Pittsburgh
The Republican group failed to nominate a mayoral candidate by the May deadline in Pittsburgh. William J. Crehan filed papers for endorsement just before the deadline, though he lacks GOP backing. County chairman John M. Walker said a strong candidate could still trigger a sticker campaign at the polls.
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John M. Walker
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Man Falls 1 000 Feet and Survives in Snowbank
AP reports Tass claimed a Soviet geologic expedition member fell 1 000 feet from a helicopter into a snowbank in northeast Russia and emerged unharmed after opening the door to discard a cigarette stub. Otto Knape, 89, longtime publisher of the Swedish language Texas Posten, died in Austin. Committee members say an architect may be called to study the problem and guide an immediate solution as meetings on the program begin.
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Pittsburgh crowd swells at free government aid event
A profn estimated by police at 3000 attended a free government food event in Pittsburgh's Homewood district last night, far above the usual 600. Many attendees were from lower economic levels displaced by redevelopment elsewhere in the city, with no clear explanation for the surge.
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Services Held For C. M. Bailey
Funeral services for Clarence M. Bailey were held at 1 30 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bowlby and Rev Russell Merriman officiating Burial took place in Pine Grove Cemetery Bears included nephews Lavern Kimmy Robert R Bailey Earl Bailey Adrian Sorenson Melbourne Sorenson and Clyde Dingfelder Attending from away were several relatives including Dewey Sorenson Adrian Sorenson Melbourne Sorenson Marion Way Frank Smith Linde Smith Alma Dingfelder and others from Bear Lake North East Union City and Homer City Also noted were former coworkers from the Corry and Union City areas and a Pittsburgh area hatchery group.
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Bellefonte
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Clymer
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Bear Lake
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Mayville
LeRoy Sorenson
Union City
Homer City
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