Peru Apologizes For Red Anti Nixon Riots
Lima reports a violent welcome for Vice President Richard Nixon at San Marcos University as stones and insults derailed his campus outreach. Secret Service notes injuries from rock throwing and a disrupted round table with Ecuadorian students. Nixon then moved to Lima's Catholic University before continuing his tour.
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Peru
Lima
U.S
Richard Nixon
San Marcos University
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Hibor
Wixon
Bourrey
Ube Lima
Yidemer
U. 5
Secret Service
Flying Stone
Local Red Cross Chair Resigns Over Swim Program Cut
Mrs. Norman Tarbell resigns as Safety Service Chairman of the Corry Chapter American Red Cross after the board abandons the summer Learn To Swim program at Canadohta Lake. Charles Clark assumes Water Safety duties. Tarbell will still aid the swimming efforts but will not certify instructors under bypassed qualifications. Board meeting planned to replace Canadohta Lake program with a Cory YMCA project.
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Red Gros
Norman Tarbell
Safety Service
Tarbell
Board of Directory
Corry
American Red Cross
Cunndohta Lake
Charles Clark
Clark
Canndobita Lake
Red Cross
Post Gazette backs Lawrence Stassen political battle
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette endorsed Mayor David I Lawrence for the Democratic nomination for governor and Harold Stassen for the Republican nomination. It praised their governmental experience and records. The paper named George M Leader and Hugh Scott as strong U S Senate candidates and criticized Arthur T McGonigle as inexperienced for the governorship. It urged professional leadership in Pennsylvania’s government.
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Irrinsmun
The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Today
David I Lawrence
Harold ©. Stassen
Lawrence - Stasserl
Post-Gazette
U. S Senate
George M. Leader
Hugh Scott
Philadelphia
Arthur T. McCionigie
GOP
Mir. McGonigle
Post-Gagette
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Eliet
Stagsen
Butte Projectionists Strike Keeps City Dark at the Movies
In Butte Montana a projectionist strike has shuttered all five cinemas for 61 days leaving 45 000 residents with no movie showings. The dispute centers on whether two operators are needed in booths with managers arguing automation reduces need while unions call it feather bedding. Theaters offered one man per booth plus a higher wage, but the union says the pay cut is real. Buses now link Butte to Anaconda for shows, with tickets included in round trips.
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John Tella
Fox Intermountain Amusement Corp
Sam Spiegel
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Tesla
Butte
Northwest
Spiegel
Anaconda
Anacond
Corry Music Students Plan Western New York Trip
Music students under H Lynn Rice plan a Buffalo Toronto Corry High School festival May 14 at 8 15 p m to raise funds for a spring trip. The Corry Music Boosters Club will contribute instead of a postconcert party with a mix of voices dances and bands directed by Ronald Rainie. Tickets 60 cents with a $5 prize for the top seller and sales at the auditorium and to students.
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Corry
New York State
Toonto
Canida
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Corry Area High School
Hye
Two
Minlu
Swiss Spy Agent Sentenced to 20 Years in France Spy Case
Federal Court sentenced former Swiss counterintelligence agent Max Ulrich to 20 years in prison for spying for France. Ulrich admitted during trial that he provided Marcel Mercier, former head of French intelligence in Switzerland, with secret Swiss information on Arab diplomats and exiles in Switzerland.
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Ee Eerie Rep
Max Ulrich
France
Ulrich
Cal
Marcel Mercier
Switzerland
Apenta
Joint Police Lodges Hold Banquet in Corry Erie County
About sixty police officers from the Bucktull Lodge Kane and the William Tyler Memorial Lodge Erie County gathered at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club for a joint meeting. Six new members were installed, five in Erie and one in Kane, as Mayor J. Fred Kinley toasted the group.
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Cory Atv
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bucktull Lodge
Kane
William’ Tyler Memorial Lodge
Erie County
Genup
Bur- Reases
Erie Lodge
J. Fred Kinley
Corry
Kinsley
Nerion
Carl Rosinske
Peninsula State Parke Police
Erie
VEW
Highest Flying Pilot Conquered Aims and Airsickness
The article profiles Howard Carrot Johnson, a Lockheed F10 fighter pilot who reached 17.26 miles altitude in a test flight, surpassing prior ground-takeoff limits. Born in Knoxville and raised in Louisville, he married Doris Jean Holder and now resides in Novato California with children Theodore and Carol. Johnson served in World War II and Korea, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross twice and the Air Medal, and currently works at Hamilton AFB as an operations officer with the Based Fighter-Interceptor Squadron.
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LOS Anuxussyn
Scrappy
Johnson
Knoxville
Louisville
Johinson
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
University’ of Louisville
Browne
Doris Jean Holder
Louisvale
Novato
Calif
Theodore
Carol
Army Air Corps
Ballinger Tex
Laredo
Tex
Regular Air Force
Korea
Hamilton Afb
Pioneer dies at 64 in Rye. Casanave helped found Fred Astaire studios
Charles L. Gasan Ave Sr. 64, a motion picture industry pioneer and cofounder and president of the Fred Astaire dance studio chain, died Wednesday in Rye. Ave, who acted in early years, later moved into finance sales and held managerial positions. He was born in Chicago.
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Pioneer
Rye N.Y
Charles L. Gasanave Sr
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
Casanave
Fin
Chicago
May Request Tax Writeoffs To Aid Business
At a Hot Springs conference Secretary Weeks and the Business Advisory Council discussed a plan to liberalize tax writeoffs for early depreciation of new plants and equipment. Aimed at spurring investment, modernization, and job creation, the idea may gain administration consideration. The BAG includes major U.S. firms and favors prompt legislation, with talks also touching on lower excise taxes to ease consumer costs.
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Hot Springs
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
Washington
Secretary of
Defense McElroy
BAG
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Hiss
Ily
Emergency Landing Saves 65 on Eastern Jet
An Eastern Air Lines Super-Constellation with 88 passengers and seven crew landed safely in Detroit to Miami after a nose wheel fault left the gear stuck. Fire foam lined the runway as passengers exited via a canvas chute and the crew secured the craft during a three hour fuel burn and evacuation.
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George England
Deroi
England
Eastern Air Lines
Super-Constellation
Detroit
Miami
Anc
Aiport
Pysonnel
CD Takes Over Police Activities In Corry
Last night from 7 30 to 11 p m the CD took over complete Corry police activities while the regular force attended a joint event at the Waterans club. Under Chief Clifford Hotcomb the CD performed foot patrols and drove two patrol cars. Assistants included Emmons, Swanson, Minley, Robbins, Garfield, Reynolds and Myer. No outstanding police problems were reported.
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UV A
Corry
Waterans Club
Action
Clifford Hotcomb
Holcomb
Eranst’ Emmons
Ted Swanson
Minley
Robbins
Robert Garfielg
Warren Reynolds
Howard
Myer
Rescue Trapped Miners Saved From Suffocation After 16 Hours
In Suarples West Virginia 24 miners were pulled from a slope mine after more than 16 hours underground. Officials said the men were in good condition and had recovered from a near fatal incident. Robert Titter, assistant general manager, led the release while families watched from the mine offices.
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Suarples
W. Va
Tone
Lnape
Trewly
Robert Titler
Manger Corshe
Boone County Coal Cy
Richard Fo Wesner
Strauss May Quit If Eisenhower Halts Nuclear Testing
Washington reports widespread attention to whether Strauss will resign as Atomic Energy Commission chairman if President Eisenhower suspends future U S nuclear tests. Strauss stalled on a definite position, noting his five year term ends in June and the President has asked him to stay. He stresses the need for continued testing to reduce fallout and advance defense weapons, while acknowledging opposition at the policy level. If an effective international inspection regime and broad agreement among powers emerge, tests could halt. otherwise the policy favored by Strauss persists. Meanwhile Harlem Rep Powell is indicted on federal tax evasion charges tied to 1952 and 1951 returns with Mrs Hazel Sendt, risking political shifts in his district.
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Washington 4
Lews Strauss
Atomig Energy Comminsion
Eisenhower
U. S
Strauss
Old & National Press Club
Thal
United States
Senhower
Uys
Unitey
Soviet Union
Micky
New York
Adam Maylon Pawel
Harlem
Fisenhower
Ftr
Powell
Ibis
Miin
Magnedllens
Hazel Sendt
Powells
Powerhmett
Agg Industry Arts Teachers Top PA Public School Salaries
Harrisburg report shows agriculture teachers average 4047 and industrial arts teachers 4400 yearly. The survey notes doctoral science teachers earn 6104, geography teachers 4472, and elementary beginners at 1000. Overall high school averages 3444, elementary 4357.
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Harrisburg
Industrial Wits
Pennsylvania
Veseaich
Department of Public
Industria Arts
Plane crash lands near Harmon Field with 71 aboard
Seventy one passengers and crew escaped serious injuries when a four engine plane from Europe to a New York base crash landed at Harmon Field. A rear wheel collapsed as the transport steadied and slid across the field into the infield. Ambulances took the injured to a hospital for treatment.
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Stephenville
Train Crash in Rio Kills 150 on Two Trains
Fatal derailment near Rio de Janeiro leaves about 150 dead and 30 injured as two Central do Brasil trains collide and derail. Rescue teams battle embankment wreckage 10 miles from the city.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Irestdink
Joevelina Kutissreketay
Tl Cca Bf
Gummullér
Nuity Montis
Cial di Brasil
Paw Vice
Cewin
Fem
Central Do Brasil
France Faces Internal Cabinet Crisis And Patchwork
Fragmented report outlines a French cabinet deadlock as Pierre Ptlumbi and the Popular Republicans push for a governing coalition while the Nationas Assembly balks at coalitions. A formal decision is delayed as leaders seek broader support amid ongoing political turmoil.
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France
Pierre Ptlumbi
Lathalie Popular Republicans
Presto
Politia
Patie
Six Japanese Prisoners Repatriated by U S Navy Ties
Rear Admiral Hoss 1 Tchinkt led a task force returning six Japanese prisoners of war aboard the carrier group. An ex-prison warden and four guards accompanied the transfer, marking a notable postwar repatriation event.
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Tokyo
Paris
Hoss
Tchinkt
Elderly Man Plea Wins Leniency In Traffic Case
In Houston a 68 year old man pleaded for mercy after being charged with driving without a license plate. He described hardships and asked for leniency as his wife testified to supporting him. The court heard his testimony while a list of remarks and scattered phrases from the chaotic report highlighted confusion in the case.
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Houston
Ax. Amor
Thurles
Manwell
Fist Ford
Royston
Aly Lory
City Plans Two New Traffic Lights At Major Intersections
City officials reviewed proposals for two new traffic control lights at East Main Pennsylvania Avenue and North Center Bond Streets. The measure aims to regulate Main Street and Pennsylvania Avenue traffic and convert East Street to a southbound one way. Officials noted complaints about Center Street light performance and amber blinking.
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Fred Kinley
Clan Capwell
Ray Weber
Don Williams
HS. Pomroy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Center Street
Senal
Pomvay
Center
U S Newsman Held to Indonesia
New York Tines correspondent Bernard Sully was arrested in Varna Indonesia and held without explanation. Reporters traced bombers activity and dash orders connected to wartime coverage, with unclear details and foreign officials not clarifying the detention.
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Indonesia
New York
Tines
Bernard Sully
Hilk
Saebostovak
Etter
Dash Wuar Taive
Idonesia
TAKUM
Taddhy
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