Hoover Observes 35 Years As FBI Director
The nation marks 35 years of J Edgar Hoover at the FBI helm the longest tenure for a federal agency head. He began in a scandal scarred bureau and rebuilt it into a premier investigative agency while insisting on fitness and dedication. A bachelor who lives near Washington with two dogs he weighs about 170 pounds and walks to work when weather allows.
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FBI
Washington
Johnn Edgar Hoover
Twenti
Jist 2
Bureau
Cate
Atty
William P. Rogers
Steclud
Clyde A. Talgon
Eicard A. Tamm
District of Columbia
G-Boy
Tucker
Justice Department
Corky Kelly Earns West Point Appointment On His Own
Corky Kelly, 19, son of wartime hero Capt Colin P. Kelly Jr., announced he earned an appointment to the U S Military Academy at West Point by passing exams. He said he preferred to prove himself and will enroll in the plebe class on July 7, highlighting pride in earning the place independently.
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Carlisle
Corky Kelly
Corky
West Point
Colin P. Kelly Jr
Point
Spring Company Reports Higher First Quarter Sales
Carlyle F. Barnes of Associated Spring Corporation announced first quarter net sales of 12,144,886, up 24 percent from 9,778,095 a year earlier. Net income reached 403,023 or 40 cents a share, versus 41,220 or four cents a share last year. The company cited sustained improvement since fall 1958, with a backlog near 7,000,000, up 24 percent, and notes that orders include extended deliveries. At the annual meeting, all board members were re-elected, and a 20 cent per share dividend was declared payable June 10, 1989 to stockholders of record May 20, 1969.
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Spring Company
Carlyle F
Bates
I.t
Hburita
Mie Corporation
Donald Quarles Dies Suddenly
Washington AP Deputy Secretary of Defense Donald A. Quarles died in his sleep at age 31? He was the second ranking defense official since 1957 and former secretary of the Air Force. Quarles, born July 30, 1994 in Van Buren Arkansas, had not felt ill and had been mentioned as a possible successor to Neil McElroy. He had been an executive at Western Electric and headed Sandia Corp. in New Mexico for the Atomic Energy Commission. President Eisenhower had named him an assistant secretary of defense for research and development in 1959.
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Washington
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Air Force
van Buren
Ark
Neil McElroy
Pentagon
Western Electric Co
New Jersey
Western Electric
Sandia Corp
Sandia Special Weapons Laboratory
Albuquerque
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Defense
U S Could Hit Moon Says Glennan Calls Moon Landing Unrealistic
NASA head Dr. T Keith Glennan said the United States could shoot a missile at the moon today but it would be a stunt and destroy itself without sending information He projected that a man landing on the moon would not occur within 10 years citing unavailable propulsion and safety concerns He argued instruments can provide data but no instrument equals a man for exploration
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Philadelphia
United States
T. Keith Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
Glennan
Grocer Forgives Food Robber and Aids Destitute Family
A grocer forgave a robbed laborer who stole 200 worth of food to feed his destitute family. Mrs Nancy Brown, 20, single mother of two, received two bin bags of groceries. her husband Ad siph, 30, is jailed after attempting to steal more. John Epifanio, 27, defended his aid saying he acted to help hungry children.
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eBecally Inn
Nancy Brow
Smalls
Adsiph
Jai
John
Michael Epifanio
Unrest in Constantine Highlights Algeria Struggle 1960s
In Constantine Algeria unrest persists as clashes erupt between French and Algerian youths amid (unrest) and warnings of continued resistance. Rebels in Tunisia vow to extend the 40 year fight with possible Soviet bloc aid while Algerian leaders hint at autonomy rather than full independence. Meanwhile a Malayan Sultan, ruler for 64 years, dies, ending a long era.
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Constantine
Algeria
de Gaulle
Tunisia
France
Ferhat Abbas
Mohammad Yavid
Bourges
Release Notes Of 2 Doctors Who Froze To Death In NH
Two Dartmouth College physicians Dr Ralph Miller and Dr Robert Quityn died after their single engine plane crashed in the White Mountain National Forest near Lincoln New Hampshire Their notes recovered from the wreckage reveal their struggle with extreme cold hunger and dwindling hope The messages dated February 23 report subzero temperatures and improvised shelter while they attempted to walk south for help and secure wood for warmth
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Dartmouth College
Ralph E. Miller
Robert Quityn
Dartmouth
College News
Berlin
Lebanon
White Mountain National Forest
Lincoln
Miller
Vets Era
GOP Shows 1 017 Lead In Corry
Official registration figures for the May 19 primaries show Corry with a GOP majority in a city of 1 017 residents. GOP 2178 registered, Democrats 1161, Independents 20. Countywide GOP edge 1191. Total Erie County registrations 102 589, second highest on record, with about 101 000 eligible to vote after moves and independents are accounted for.
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Ty Corry
Erie County
Alex MacToor
Mark Lo
Million Dollar Burglary Hits Trenton Banker’s Apartment
Police waited as burglars looted nearly a million dollars in gems and furs from banker Mrs Mary Roebling in her Hotel Hildebrecht apartment in Trenton New Jersey. Two men Hess and Lerner, both 35 and 47 respectively, and Alexander Spica 47 from Manhattan were arrested after New York detectives tailed the gang since February 2. A mink coat valued at 10000 an emerald necklace 140000 a ruby necklace 10000 and many other gems were seized. Mrs Roebling, head of the Trenton Trust Co and a noted social figure, expressed concern and checked with her insurer. Thewiring continues on page three.
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Trenton
Mary G. Roebling
New York
Roeblinig
Hil
David Lerner
Alexander Spica
Manhattan
Hess
Rorhiing
Plus
Atu
Edward R Murrow
Televiston
Steel Industry Talks Close Preliminary Stage In Inquiry
NEW YORK AP The steel industry and unions wrap up preliminary talks with sparks flying as unions demand a Justice Department probe into possible airtrust and wage protections while accusing management of plan to ease a strike. Cooper and McDonald say progress may come before June 30 and discuss private negotiations.
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Sparks
Steelwarkvire
Nam
Unis
Justices Department
HON ‘Leber Melations Board
Possiile Airtrust
Bor Taw Violwions
Ackout
Steel Proviucers
Conrad Cooper
US Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Cooper
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tost
London Hangs Cop Killer Amid Protests
Ronald Marwood, 92, was hanged at Pentonville Prison as thousands gathered outside and inside protesters urged mercy. His wife Rosalie awaited at home nearby as Parliament members and the public debated the death penalty amid security and clemency petitions.
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London
Ronald Matwood
Pentonville
Poiceman
Britain
Marwood
Rosalie
House of Commone
Richard Butler
Corryite Faces $4500 Back Rent Suit in Erie County
In Erie County court yesterday Jasqee-trees Corpor aled filed a $4500 lawsuit against Charles A. Wilma of Wayne Street Tonawanda. The action accuses the defendant of unpaid rent for twenty months at the Tonawanda residence. A separate item notes the death of Cardinal Cantina Tague in Bogota Colombia at age 70, described as a senior Roman Catholic figure in Colombia.
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Erie County
Wand
Tonawands
Sethon
Charles A. Wilma
Wayne Street
Williama
Tonawanda
Colombia
Bogota
Columbia
Crisanta Cantina Tague
New Secretary Outlines U.S. Position In Radio-TV Talk
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter outlines America's East West talks position in a nationally broadcast address. He heads to Geneva with foreign ministers from Britain, France, and the Soviet Union, after meeting with President Eisenhower to align concession by concession to avoid war.
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Washington
Christian Herter
Addest
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Soviets
Mey
Herter
America
Eisenhower
Geneva
Britain
France
Russia
Heriee
Bravely Dying Coed Helps Youth in Shark Attack
Two San Francisco State College students, 18 year old Albert Kugler and alumna Shirley O’Neill, faced a brutal Pacific shark attack. Kugler died hours after rescue. O’Neill, shocked, assisted him at Baker Beach before authorities took Kugler to the hospital.
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Pacific Ocean
Albert
Korley
Hirley O'Neill
Brunette
Baker Beach
Golden Gate
Bridge
San Francin State College
May Shun Summit Meet
Washington report that President Eisenhower will refuse a summit if Russia turns Berlin over to East German communists or seeks a separate peace with East Germany. Officials say any such Soviet move would derail Geneva talks, complicating pre conference strategy by Secretary Herter and British officials. Informants say concrete Berlin gains are required to justify a meeting with Khrushchev.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Ensterlit
Sovmeis
East Germany
Iynour
Geneva
Christhan A Herter
Fresel Ferman
Herley
Herlet
Pioceir
Eiserhower
Berlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushenev
Mother found dead by hanging in Selinsgrove
A 32 year old mother of two was found dead from hanging at her home in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania today. State police reported the Snyder County coroner Dr William Weber identified the woman as Mrs Bilkley Mae Unatead.
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Selinsgrove
William Weber
Snyder County
Bilkley Mae Unatead
Police Clear Path Through Erie Pickets
Police and sheriffs deputies forced a path through noisy pickets to allow about 40 Erie plant workers to reach a plastics division at a strikebound facility. Two men were jailed on obstructing justice charges with bonds set at 500 dollars each for hearings May 19. Negotiations by Electrical Workers leaders resumed later, but company officials declined to meet, citing access problems for their chief negotiator Gordon Purell.
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Primar
Erie Beemister Com
Rleven_men
Wognar
Gte
Ewahs Inbiengas
Gordon Purell
Erlé Community Relations Commission
Missing Reno family sought by Minnesota hometown
NevoRe!-A debt-ridden father Earl Trust, 30, and his wife with five children vanished from Silver Lake Minnesota four months ago. A Nevada sighting in Reno found the 1957 sedan and the family, who had lived in California communities, with the father seeking to straighten out his finances before deciding whether to return. Mayor Joe Gehlen said the family will be welcomed back if they choose.
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NevoRe
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Nevada
Earl Trust
Reno
Zrusts
Jett
Silver Lake
Min
California
Sacramento
San Luis Obiebe
Pismo Beach
Zrust
Loyalton
Calif
Rena
Td Tike
Joe Gehlen
Zenst
Minneapolis
Dee
Trust
Wiliam Broadhead
Exchange Student Fund Nearing Goal of 1250
The exchange program fund stands about $750 short of its $1250 goal as organizers report a draft figure. Officials note that funds already pledged by clubs and fraternal groups may soon be sent, while school drives pause active solicitation and await further donations to cover summer and yearlong student exchanges.
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Corry
Draed
Mary Dourder
Chibs
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