Godfrey Faces Uphill Fight After Lung Cancer Operation
New York news reports Arthur Godfrey underwent a five hour lung cancer operation at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital and remained in recovery. Doctors said the upper lung tube was removed and his condition immediately postoperative is good though recovery may take two months before he can return to air. Godfrey, 52, suffered a chest tumor revealed weeks ago and had been flown to the hospital from Virginia for treatment.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Columbia, Presbyterian Hospital
Mary
Godfrey
Aner
American Cancer Society
Furn
Leesburg
Panamanian peace moves as Cuban Invaders hint surrender
Leader Cesar Viga of the Cuban Invaders of Panama says his group may surrender unconditionally and seek Panamanian court review after talks with an inter American peace mission led by OAS. An all night Albrook Base conference followed De la Guardia's demand for surrender.
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API
Cesar Viga
Havana Tietit Club
Caribbean
Patamaniga
Ernesto de la Guardia
Vega
Fidel Castro
Raul
Organization of American States
Canal Zone
Thupeday
Washington
OAS
U.S. Albrook Air Force Base
de la Guardia
Gas Line Bursts Second Time Near Hollidaysburg
A 20 inch diameter Laurel Co. gasoline pipeline ruptured at the same Hollidaysburg site for the second time, about three miles from town. Fire crews used water and carbon dioxide to quell fires as 40 barrels of formaldehyde were moved to the scene and police guarded Taynn Crossing all night.
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Holliwaysbury
Juniata River
Lynn
Taynn
Hollidaysburg
Laurel Co
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Monty Apologizes After Blast At U S Leader
Former Montgomery comes home from Moscow and issues a formal apology for a controversial remark toward the United States. He says if he offended any friends on the other side of the Atlantic he would join in reconciliation. Khrushchev meeting referenced in the return flight coverage.
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Onon
Ried Mareshal Montgomery
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Atlantic
Tein Herald
Mimteomecy
Britain
Scientists Aim to Fire Mice into Space and Return Alive
Four black mice from Holloman AFB NM will ride in a life package capsule on Discoverer TI from Vandenberg AFB CA. The mission seeks to prove a living creature can orbit Earth and survive re entry, with recovery planned over the Pacific if descent signals are detected by radio beacons.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Earth
West Coast
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Air Force
Pacific
May Day Parades Highlight Global Tension Across Nations
Across the world workers marked May Day with parades and festivities amid international strain. In Moscow Premier Khrushchev received the Lenin Peace Prize as defense chiefs boasted of strategic forces while Western observers noted a reduced rocket display and an emphasis on artillery and air defense at the Red Square parade.
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Ftuss
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Socialist Soviet’ Union
Moscow Radio
Individed
Berlin
Mail Appeal For Retarded Kids Set By County Association
The Erie County Association announces a campaign starting Monday to raise funds for the Exceptional Children Educational Center. The center cares for mentally disabled children with support from parents teachers groups and medical agencies.
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Encore County Association
Ismall
Wntil
Eric Counthay
Erie
Teschery Grouns
Wn R Asociation
Itr
Drilling Finds Water and Oil at Mormon Church Site
A drilling crew at the OLS Well Farmington New Mexico struck water and high grade oil at 162 feet on church grounds. C Po Hilton, president of the Mormon brake, warned of fire danger that may hinder development as a producer.
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Farmington
C. Po Hilton
Presi
Mormids
House Leaders To Confer On Tax Support
Harrisburg AP report says House leaders plan a meeting next week to decide on new taxes to cover mandated budget increases. McCann says 85 million dollars in taxes are needed while 209 million is expected to balance the budget. Republicans demand thorough budget review before any tax expansion.
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Harrisburg
House
Stephen McCann
House Welon
McCann
Rep
Allert W. Johnson
GOF
McCant
J. Dean Porlen
D- Washington
Khi Mecanas
Aquor
Mohini
GOP
Defeated Dems Look at Spending Plans After Defeat
Washington AP reports Democrats reconsider big spending bills after a failed attempt to override President Eisenhower’s veto. House vote 28 146 fell 40 votes short of two thirds. four Democrats joined 142 Republicans in backing Eisenhower. Senate vote 64 29 upset the veto. The 138th vetoed bill, broad federal outlays for airports housing and distressed areas, faces probable future vetoes.
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Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Tijiana
Eisenhowe
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agricultire
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate Bai
White House
Back Seat Saver Possibly Saved Pilot in Crash
Corry Memorial Hospital reported 27 year old Corry resident Janes Nulter improved after a Wednesday afternoon crash at Lawrence Airport. Nulter, in the rear seat of a two place plane, was pulled from the wreckage by Donald Ruffner and Gene Webber. The craft struck ground in a twisted mass of metal and fabric and suffered head and facial injuries along with knee damage.
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Corry Puter
Janes Nulter
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nulter
Nutter
Bee
Fumes Fatal To Three In Family In Java District
Bodies of Robert Burton 18 Sophie 16 and 4 month-old Judy found in their apartment by police. Investigators say fumes from a faulty heater caused asphyxiation. Police report the deaths occurred Wednesday night.
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Couumbys
Ono
Robert Burton
Sophie
Judy Wer
Doctor Dentist Slain In Dispute
Police report a physician Dr John T Hart 61 and dentist Dr George Windgrad 54 killed in a dispute at a medical office reception area. Hart's body showed self inflicted injuries and a note was found. Investigators believe the men argued over an unknown issue before the fatal shooting.
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Sue Toh
Murry
Pative
John T. Hart
George Mf Winiwrat
Espa
Hart
Windgrad
Troy
Clare Boothe Luce resigns ambassadorship amid Morse row
Clare Boothe Luce quits as ambassador to Brazil after a public clash with Senator Wayne Morse. President Eisenhower expresses regret as Luce cites a poisoned climate and ugly charges against her person. Morse efforts to block her appointment are noted, with Luce emphasizing the mission cannot be accomplished. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Hagerty
Lites
Solemmn-Fared
Ann
Sen
Morse
Senate
Luce
New York
Qiao
SA Pontine
Aero profits dip in first quarter despite sales
Aero Profit Down In First Quarter reports a first quarter loss of 39 000 against 73 000 profit year earlier. Margolis cites market factors and tax timing for the drop while Cortland Line Co stock distribution to Aero shareholders is announced. The board names executives including Henry Margolis chairman and CEO and Henry Strums president with several officers listed.
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ACV
My Co
Fenty Mingells
Dhotensien
Hese
New York City
Margolis
Acro Hing & Lax
Cortland Line Co
Aero and
Behmely Industries
Danoney Barn
Cortland
Aero
Ara
Govi
Yana Stork
al Aero
Wolnut Mortine
Tora
Bim J Levine
Henry Mays Goux
Henry Mimhtman
Harold Christensen
Peter Chalek
Tates Spencer
Hei Sivan
Chester Thomson
George Thywindy
Charles Willis Ji
Hises
Henry Margolis
Leo Strums
James Spencer
EB. F. Pain
Vir Penident
Clyde Keith
Henry Brightman
George Wurm
Father shoots bus driver over ban on son riding
A father angry over his 7 year old son being barred from a school bus halted the bus and shot the driver Victor A. Hopps 52 was wounded in the left shoulder above the heart and survived. Joseph DiMaggio 49 fought with Hoppe before firing the shot. Two older boys separated them and DiMaggio is jailed on assault with intent to murder charges.
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Muheinry
Victor A. Honp
Joseph DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Hopp
Dorminte
Melvin Griebel
DiMagee
Bis
DiMagnhi
Jar
Tureder
Hope
Herter Announces Paris Report and Geneva Conference
Secretary of State Christian Herter will deliver a television report from Paris next Thursday and review forthcoming talks with Western foreign ministers. The White House said Herter will also participate in the Geneva conference slated for May.
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Nny
Iin
Paris
Christian
Herter
White House
Geneva
Spring Creek School Ransacked. $250 Loss Reported
Mrs Bernard Porter says Spring Creek School suffered a break in last night. A rear door was forced, offices damaged, and about 72.34 dollars found, mostly from a seed sale profits. About 70 dollars from the sale and 2 dollars from a teacher’s desk were stolen. other rooms entered unsuccessfully. Police from Curry barracks investigate with local troopers.
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TNE
Josey i
Cory
Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
Vieves
Joh Hormick
Corry
Investixalled Unik
Suniday
Pennsylvania
Porter
BePorest Wa
Alt
Toyad
Decsary
Fourneil
Weat Hivkory
Pledoant
Yale School
Franklin Wrew Riale
Curry Barracks
Bloodmobile Seeks 112 Pints From New Donors
The Red Cross blood drive seeks 112 pints from new donors aged between 15 and 65, with focus on first timers. Officials note past donors from Corry and surrounding areas. appointments may be scheduled via local libraries and the Red Cross trendquarter. A separate item reports three youths missing in Beaver Falls after fleeing home.
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Jan Howard
Lie Detector Clears Three In City Theft Case
Police used a polygraph test to clear three suspects in a January $1000 theft at the Univ Service Station on North Center Street Gary. The testing was arranged by Chief Harley Drake after attendants reported the crime and cash vanished from the diner drawer.
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TNC
Gary
Harrishure
Univ Service Staton
Noth Center Street
Yau City
Nic
Mit
West Main Street
Harley Drake
Three Escape Prisoners Captured After Roof Escape
Philadelphia police say two men and a suspect escaped from Maya mensing Prison Thursday by climbing roof tops with bed sheets. A guard found them during bed check ninety minutes later. three fled to a nearby home before splitting up. MeKelvey and King were later pursued. Hawkins remained at large. They allegedly robbed a suburban bank, netting about 10 000 with 4200 recovered after capture. other burglaries in Philadelphia area tied to the case.
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Mayamensing
Weel
Jerkson
Che Youll
Folin McKelvey
Jemid
MeKelway Sini
Iit
Uber
MeKelvey
Hume
Widois
Phildelphia
Svt
Tanwthier
Charnes
James Boone King
Levittown
Jenkins
Suburter
Lawrence Park Brancs
Gbrard ‘Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Met
Ted
Philadelpha
Ham of
Thomas
West United on Germany This Geneva Push Faces Berlin Tangle
Western allies led by the United States with Britain and France aim to keep a united plan for Germany at Geneva. A package settlement would reunify Germany and secure Europe while addressing Berlin and Berlin’s future status. Washington expects East West unity to boost the path to a later summit with revived German nationalism influencing the talks.
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United Alliies
Britain
France
Geneva
Germany
Europe
Eifeles
Formants
Mas
Pacis
Berlin
No U S Missiles Ready In Britain
National Defense officials told Congress that no intermediate range missiles are ready in Britain. Senator Symington said Gen. N. Twining found no missiles on a British base during a recent inspection and described limited readiness and no deployment.
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Britain
MecEirey
Stuart Symington
National
Nathan Twin- Nweakman
Che
Sueredarcs
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