Kennedy Faces Rail Wage Fight Before Board Report
Washington AP President Kennedy weighs a proposed wage rise for about 450000 railroad workers as unions press for higher pay while carriers seek cuts. A three man presidential emergency board is to report on nonoperating staff grievances before a potential rail strike, with negotiations under the Railway Labor Act and broad industry disputes continuing. Continued on Page Eight.
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Terrorism In Algeria Kills 110 and Wounds 147
The Algiers and Oran bombings and robberies by the European secret army left 110 dead and 147 wounded. Moslem dock workers boycotted the Algiers waterfront after a deadly blast as violence surged in Algeria’s struggle for independence, with raids and arson following heavy casualties.
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Haverford Professor Plans Move to New Zealand Over US Policy
Dr. William C. Davidon, 85, physics chair at Haverford College, says he will likely leave the United States for New Zealand next year. He opposes US arms race policy and nuclear testing, wishing to teach and research in a society preserving basic values. He criticizes the arms race as preparing for slaughter and notes New Zealand’s less warlike stance.
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Young Skindiver Dies During Man Search at Sea
In Lewistown, Pa a 19 year old skin diver drowned in the town’s tidal current while aiding in the search for a 12 year old Army technician missing since the prior day. The diver John Blewett Jr. of Lewistown reportedly did not surface after equipment failed amid rough surf and currents. Rescue teams continued their hunt Tuesday morning for DavidBriners-32.
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Corryite Named Manager of NYS Radio Station
Corryite was named manager of WOTR radio station in Lake Placid N Y taking over supervision of One 104.9 in the resort area on May 14. The family will move from East Sixth Street within two weeks. The local man had served as assistant manager since the station went on the air until his resignation last month.
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Former Spouse Of Spring Creek Woman Jailed
Daniel Nugent of Cattaraugus County waived extradition and was brought to Warren County for arraignment on burglary charges. He pled guilty to concealed firearm possession and is held on $250 bail awaiting term court sentencing. Nugent had claimed he obtained the gun from his ex wife Elsie Nugent’s residence after a reported break in. Authorities checked the story and detained him.
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Baseball Tale From Newburgh Bench Mix Up
A miscommunication aboard a Newburgh baseball team led the manager to tell a player to cover third base. The fumbled handoff resulted in confusion at the fence as the crowd heard a whispered question about which base to defend.
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Spacemen Visit Washington Meeting Amid Space Talks
Spacemen Glenn and Titov meet U S astronaut John Glenn Jr at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. They exchange greetings and discuss spaceflight as photographers capture the moment during a brief, informal interaction with wives nearby. The encounter precedes a planned White House discussion with President Eisenhower and continues a tour of U S policy and science leaders.
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Ten days adrift ends for Hodges family at sea
San Francisco AP reports skipper Jeff Hodges 13, and his daughter Sande, 11, of San Jose, aboard the 107-foot Pelican after a 10 day drift off Monterey Bay. Engine trouble left them nearly out of food as Coast Guard located them southwest of Monterey. They declined medical help and planned to sail the aging craft to land as a camp vessel.
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Bludgeons Wife To Death Then Kills Self In Chester County
Edwin R. Schauilfele, 43, a Chester County engineer, bludgeoned his wife Jeanette Schauilfele, 41, an organist, to death and shot himself after seeing fires and unaware children going to school. The bodies were found by their son Edwin Jr. at their Stratton home yesterday. Deputy Coroner Clifford E. DeBaptiste ruled the deaths murder and personal crisis reports.
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Incomplete Fire Case Hints at Tragic Deaths
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a fire incident possibly connected to a death of a wife found nearby. Names and clear facts are unclear in the damaged excerpt, with stray phrases mentioning investigators, cameras, and immediate reactions. The readable content provides no verifiable dates locations or authorities.
Grand Jury Indicts Five in Northwestern Pa Forgery Ring
Erie County grand jury returns true bills against Emory Albers of Spartansburg and four others in a forgery and check-cashing scheme tied to Meadville area firms. Albers faces forgery and falsifying lumber records after allegedly cashing mill checks at Citizens National Bank. Other indictments cover forgery, false pretenses, and corrupting morals of a minor tied to a day-long check-casting spree using blank checks supplied by a Meadville trailer sales firm. Trial dates pending. defense for Albers by William Peiffer Jr.
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Governor Hughes' Infant In Serious Condition In Philadelphia
The infant son of New Jersey Governor Richard J. Hughes, born last Sunday night, is in serious condition at Children's Hospital Philadelphia with a respiratory illness. He had congestion of the lungs since birth and was rushed from St. Francis Hospital in Trenton yesterday. Baptized Thomas, the baby remains under hospital care as officials hope for improvement.
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United States to share control of nuclear warheads with European union
United States reportedly plans to offer part of its nuclear arsenal control to a politically strong European union including Britain. The idea aims to create an independent NATO strike force via European authorities, with ministers from foreign and defense groups set to discuss weapon and production issues at the alliance’s spring meeting.
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Auto Mishaps In April Hurt Two Persons
Corry area highway accidents during April show injuries down from March and no fatals on Route 8 in the period. Police report 148 arrests in April including 137 traffic arrests, seven criminal, and four from accidents. Property recovered value peaked in months, with loot from the Corry Bleacher Company street theft valued at about 3,000 dollars.
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Twins overpower Athletics in Easter baseball opener
The Twins defeated the Athletics 50 to 3 in the Boys’ League opener. The article notes the small crowd and mentions players during Easter vacations.
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83 Killed In Jap Wreck Near Tokyo Station
A derailed freight train in Mikawashima, Tokyo, triggered a collision with a Japan National Railway commuter train. Seventy-nine or more dead and many injured were reported as rescue teams struggled to reach the twisted wreckage three hours after the crash. The accident occurred as commuters returned home from a national holiday, Constitution Day.
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East Berlin Refugee Escapes Guards From Roof Transit
An 11 year old construction worker refugee on the East Berlin side slipped from a five story building roof during night escape attempts. Two shots fired by border guards missed as the child reached the West Berlin border and received treatment for serious injuries and bruises.
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Cancer Victim Actor Fights Back From Near KO Loss Of Voice
New York AP reports actor Gargan, 45 years on stage, battles cancer that threatened his singing and speaking voice. He undergoes esophageal voice therapy after losing his vocal power, giving hope to others while continuing theater work and advocating cancer awareness and speech recovery.
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Chamber backs U S trade expansion with two reservations
Washington AP The U S Chamber of Commerce endorsed Kennedy’s trade expansion program with two conditions restricting federal cash subsidies and unemployment support tied to imports. Delegates revived and then rejected parts of the plan, arguing for stronger protections for U S businesses while backing broader aims of increased trade.
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