Soviet propose partial ban on atomic and hydrogen tests
The Soviet Union urged a three power treaty banning all atmospheric surface and ocean tests with a moratorium on underground blasts below a 4.73 kiloton threshold. They would allow on site inspections and joint East West scientific studies to detect small underground explosions. Western leaders seek safety guarantees to prevent treaty violations and unknown seismic signals.
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Gnneva
Ars
Washington
London
Eisenhower
Westein Sowers
U.S
Semyon K‘tsarapki
Fisushower
Tsarapkin
Nab U S Fugitive In Mexico City
One of the FBI’s 10 most wanted fugitives, Kennel Ray Lawson, was arrested after Mexican officers handed him to PBS agents in Mexico City. The 32 year old prisoner from Tennessee was serving time for robbery and aggravated assault when he and other inmates escaped from a Tennessee state penitentiary on April 22, 1958. Lawson and two companions were heading toward Acapulco when police nabbed him.
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Lakedu
Tex
FBI
United States
Ray Lawson
PBS
Lawson
Mexico City
Tennessee
Sox
State Penitentiary
Acapulos
Mexico
Elderly man dies after barricading home shooting
AP report from Heidelberg suburb states 70 year old Charles A. Alstatt shot himself after holding police at bay in his barricaded house. He was found on the kitchen floor with a pistol nearby and died after being taken to St Clary Memorial Hospital. The brother had trouble reaching him.
Wall Street Pulse Mixed Gains In Early Trading
AP catch reports a modest market uptick with many leaders showing small gains. Major names including Aluminum Co of America Alcoa American Can American Motors American Standard American Stores Ford General Motors IBM RCA Westinghouse and Woolworth appear among substantial listings as trading begins.
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New York
Uate
Allegheny Sidhun Steel
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
American Standards
American Stores
Amn Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armea Steel
Atlantic Refining
Babcock & Wilcox
Bald Lima Balto & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Borg Warn Carpenter Steel Case
J. I
Chrysler Cities Service
Columbia Gas Consolidated Coal Continental Can
Continental Oil Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright du Pont Eastman’ Kodak
Erie RR
Ford Motor General Dyniam General Erie
General Motors General, Pub Util Glen Aldens Greyhound
Gulf of Harbison Walker
IBM Tull Harvester
Intel Tel & Tél
Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott Kresge
Lehigh Valley RR
Lipgeth & Myers
Lorillard
Madison Fund
Meecke Merritt, Chapman, Scott
Minneapolis
Moline
Montgomery Ward Murphy
National Biscuit
National Dairy National Distillers
New York’ Central
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Trance Co ‘Union Carbide
United Airlines
US Steel
West Penn
Elec
Western Union
Tel Westinghouse Elect Woolworth
Rugged Schedule Raises Health and Eye Concerns for De Gaulle
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle maintains a grueling timetable stressing advisers and his health. He faces eye problems after two cataract operations while leading a heavy travel and diplomacy stretch including visits to Britain Canada the United States and the French West Indies with Khrushchev Macmillan and Eisenhower to meet in Paris May 16. He refuses public notes, relies on memory, and endures froid weather without hats or coats.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Nikita
Khushchev
Khrushchev
Britain
Canada
United States
French West Indies
London
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Algeria
France
Auction Sales 84 Walter and Marie Eades Dispersal Sale
Walter and Marie Eades conduct the complete dispersal of their registered Holsteins at the family farm auction. Breeds, bloodlines, and high quality cows are available with buyers welcome to inspect prior to bidding. Auctioneer details and sale date provided by the publication.
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Walter and
Marie Eades
North East
Wattsburg
DHIA
DEHTA
Oliver
John Deere
New Idea
Allis Chalmers
Stewart Electric
van Jetaire
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U. S
GO Goliath
Veterans Auto Sales
Columabus Voone Corry
Pan
Borgward Group
Wall Street
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Cambridge Springs
John Wilcox
Wilcox Beer Distributing Co
Vandergrift
Mary American Exchange
Kistler
Aero Supply
Allegheny Valley Electric
South Penn Oil
CPI
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Mower
Froneay “Euros Waynaker Corporation
the Corry Journal
Delmas Chesley
Phone North East SA
Meerink’s
Monument
Memorial Gardens
Caverne G. Lindsey
Guy M. Fish
Spartansburg
Plymouth
Second Avenue
Stas
Taguire
Frank Cooper
Souths Center
C. J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
Fred Ruffener
Columbus
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Paul W. Mather
AVON
Nancy Hofer
R. D
Cochranton
Penna
Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Reeves Cow
Ching
Curtiss
Paul Kundracik
Warren County
ABC
Dese
Youngsville LO
Don Knapp
Stockton Wholesale Meats
Inglide Prank Eastman
Wrightsville
Frank Darrow
Ste
W. F. Rickers
West Irving
North Center Street
Lottsville Farmers Exchange
Lottsville
Corry Truck & Implement
North First Avenue
Corry
John Wiggers and Son
North Clymer
Phone Clymer Elmgood
Tata
Lottsville Farmers, Exchange
Ab Gillen
Bulders Supply
Bay
Raymond J. Morris
Thompson Maple Products
Maple Avenue
Robert Catlin
Wright Street
Joe Cohen
Snyder Circle
Bath
Clymer
Panama
Clymer Elmwood
William Thompson
Shady Avenue
Journal
Tawrence Swanson
East Street
R. R. Desmond
Elgin
Emmett Cronim
Goffs
West Virginia
BI ‘Tunnel Real Estate and Insurance Agency
West Park Place
Lestig Real Estate
Merle Dodd
Wellsville, Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Salisbury
Here
East Liverpool
Conwal Pa
Rail ‘Road
Pennsy
Bayard Line
Livestock Commission
Reed
Sherman
N. Y
John
Strykersville
Norvel Reed
Vic Kent
Ron Reed
John Frontera
Union
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Michael Frontera
A. D
Union City
William A. Peiffer
Coty
Cotea Poesy Ily
Corry Savings
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