Arrest Boys After Train Stoning Death
Two 14 year olds, Francis Fatiga and Daniel Di Francesco, were arrested in Philadelphia on charges of malicious mischief and city ordinance violation after a commuter train window was shattered. A 60 year old woman, Bredget Lydon, died from a neck injury presumed from glass. Police tracked the suspects following witness statements and a description from a nine year old. The youths, living nearby, were taken to the Youth Study Center for hearings.
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Germantown
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DiFrancesco
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Waters
U S Protests On Plane Attack Fears Of Oxygen Failure
U S officials consider possible pilot blackout from oxygen failure on the missing aircraft. The craft may have flown on autopilot into Soviet air space. NASA said the plane could be Powers’ missing flight, with a search to stop if the Soviet Union identifies the downed craft and confirms the aircraft.
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NASA
Powers
FTA Honors Principal At Ceremony With Cake Inscription
Presentation features FTA president Elsie Hunt and adviser Miss Ruth Bennett with the principal. Around the desk stand Pat McKetn Sharon Minor Linda Hanna Roy Kerstetter Catherine Kelly Sandra Stauffer Carol Chirienzio Deanna Linski Jim Williams Art Tarbell Connie Dahl and Linda Tarbell. The cake bears the message To a top notch principal from the FTA.
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Elsie Hunt
Ruth Bennett
Pat McKetn
Sharon Minor
Linda Hanna
Roy Ker
Khrushchev’s Paris Summit Challenge Deepens Cold War Tension
Premier Khrushchev dismissed Western hopes for a breakthrough in the Paris summit, accusing the West of stalling and sticking to old positions. He demanded troops out of West Berlin and separate peace treaties, while Douglas Dillon’s fiery yet cautious Western stance aimed to avert crisis. Nixon’s role humorously loomed as Eisenhower teased a possible substitution if the talks stretched beyond a week.
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Nixon
Nixon Faces Khrushchev As Summit Tensions Rise
The report notes Nixon’s remarks to editors last month as he assessed the upcoming summit. He said Khrushchev would prefer progress, given practical realities, while he urged confidence that free world spokesmen would shape the approach rather than any single side.
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Khrushchev
Warren Youths Admit Burning Picnic Tables
Five Warren youths pleaded guilty to charges of malicious mischief before Justice Pred Berry in Sturbrick. Names listed include Jackson Kirk, 19, Richard B. Fells, 19, Irvin Henniger, 18, Joseph Duffy, 20, and Robert Wimner, 20, all from Youngsville. State Police had apprehended them over the burning of two U.S. National Forest picnic tables last Friday night. Bath set a $500 bond for appearance at the next term of Warren County Quarter Sessions.
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Richard B. Fells
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Robert Wimner
Youngsville
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Bath
Warren County
Boy 7 Dies After Being Hit By Car In Bellwood
In Blair County Bellwood 7 year old Daniel Madara was struck by a car last Friday. He died today at Altoona Hospital. The report notes the fatal incident occurred in Altoona nearby and lists authorities and local response. Khrushchev speeches and summit dynamics are discussed, with analysis of Western reactions and Soviet actions described in cautious, non sensational terms.
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Daniel Madara
Bellwood
Blair County
Altoona Hospital
Princess Margaret and Tony Share Royal Wedding Drama
The wedding at Westminster Abbey features Princess Margaret and Tony, with a glass coach procession through a carnival like city, thousands lining the streets. Guests in formal dress watch as Bach and Handel music fills the ancient stones, marking a historic moment in royal tradition.
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Tony
Handel and Purcell
Royal wedding details reveal Margaret at center of pageantry
The scene at Westminster Abbey featured Princess Margaret in formal gown and a train of bridesmaids led by Princess Anne as she prepared to marry Tony Armstrong-Jones. Prince Philip stood with her as the couple approached the kneeling desks. Archbishop Abbott officiated while Queen Elizabeth and royal guests observed from the front.
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Tony
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Eric S. Abbott
Ronald Armstrong-Jones
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See Nikita Move As Power Bid In Paris Summit
Khrushchev’s moves toward world peace offend China and puzzle the Soviet and Chinese Communist parties. The West may back down on key principles, prompting Khrushchev to stage a dramatic Paris failure. He may be forced to back down, blaming the West and the United States.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tink Khrnushchev
Khmushchev
Paris
West
United States
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