Bitter Primary Struggle Ends In West Virginia
Charleston, W Va AP sen Kennedy and Humphrey conclude a sharp Democratic primary race as about 670000 registered Democrats vote Tuesday. Kennedy cites his Catholic faith, while Humphrey touts his modest upbringing and service record, each seeking advantage in the state with 44 percent Catholic population.
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New York
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Ora Harper dies at 78 long devoted nurse in Corry
Ora A Harper known for more than two decades with public health nursing and founding Crippled Children's Clinic in Corry died in her sleep at 78. She retired in 1955 after 43 years nursing, registered the clinic's 418th patient days earlier, and supported crippled children with community aid when funds ran short. Survived by sister Maude Stanford and brother Joseph Sullivan, funeral at St Thomas Church with Bracken Funeral Home services set. Contributions to Crippled Children's Society requested in lieu of flowers.
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Moose Lodge to Sponsor Country Music Jamboree
Moose Lodge No. 98 sponsors a country music jamboree at Curry Area High School tomorrow night. The program features radio and television performers in a country music show with proceeds supporting lodge charity work. In Turbeville South Carolina, four year old Chrolyn Robinson died after leaping from her porch onto broken glass.
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Check Artist Sentenced Gets Lecture
Harold Harris, 35, arrested in March for exploiting five merchants, received a two year sentence in the Allegheny County Workhouse followed by five years probation. Judge Burton R. Laub delivered a stern reprimand, with Corry Police Chief Harley Drake citing a warning about possible 80 year extra time if he reoffends. Harris pleaded guilty to 18 grand jury bad check counts in Erie after warrants and prior arrests totaling 29.
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Eisenhower Calls for Scrapping Secrecy at Summit
President Eisenhower plans to urge Premier Khrushchev to drop military secrecy at the Paris summit. Officials say the incident over U S Soviet spy planes underscores Fre e World fears of the Soviet iron curtain. Eisenhower met with Secretary Herter after returning from Gettysburg and prepares for the conference opening next Monday.
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Scott and Martin Poised to Lead Pennsylvania GOP Delegation
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Republican leaders near agreement on who will head the 70 vote delegation to the Chicago nominating convention. Likely nominees are Sen Hugh Scott and former Sen Edward Martin with May 20 organizational meeting in Philadelphia. A Philadelphia Bulletin report said Scott would be chairman and Martin honorary chairman though Bloom noted no final decision.
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Erie man Plot to Have Wife Slain Foiled
Alphonso Pallotta, a 40-year-old Erie resident, allegedly hired a gunman to murder his wife Mary Ann Pallotta, 32, for 500 dollars. An undercover stakeout and a taped confession by the would-be killer led to Pallotta's arrest after a $100 down payment was paid. Joseph Kris, the informant, notified police. no charges yet against him. If convicted, Pallotta faces up to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine.
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Clear Youth In Mailbox Incident
Three Corry youths charged with malicious mischief for knocking down three mail boxes appeared before Justice of the Peace Perry Mend. Frederick Diemer, 17, was cleared after being found asleep in a car during the incident. George Gilbert, 20, and Lee Austin, 19, received restrictions of 21 dollars and paid hearing costs. All three face further court action for alleged theft of 14 hubcaps at the Moose Club following a post prom party.
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Northeast Weather Dampens Temperatures Across Region
A storm brought heavy rain and cold across the Northeast with over five inches in parts of central Pennsylvania and up to four inches in several cities. Maryland saw flooding in western sections while rain extended into the upper Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Snow fell in Wisconsin Michigan Montana and Idaho with up to 12 inches in Ironwood Michigan. Temperatures dropped 12 to 18 degrees from Sunday morning and readings mostly ranged from the 30s to 40s as far south as Florida.
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Urge Support For Federal Area Redevelopment
A Northwestern Pennsylvania campaign presses for a presidential sign off on the Area Redevelopment Bill. Local business leaders urge residents to telegraph President Eisenhower to back federal assistance for lagging regions. Dispatches report telegrams were sent from development leaders as Washington analyses possible veto without broad support.
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Western Europe Sees U.S. Plane Blunder Hurting Summit
Observers in London and Paris say the downing of an American spy plane over the Soviet Union strengthens Khrushchev’s hand and places Eisenhower in an awkward position ahead of the Paris Big Four summit. Critics accuse the U S of a calculated timing error while calling for tighter CIA control and coordination.
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Reds Gloat Uneasily At Deep Soviet Penetration Flight
In Moscow reports the Soviet leadership trumpets downing an American spy plane while citizens show mixed feelings at its deep incursion into Soviet air space. Premier Khrushchev cites Sverdlovsk reach as proof of air defenses, while some fear broader intrusions. The state media touts military resilience and features on pilot Powers.
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Snow Flurries Mark Cooler Weekend Weather
Casqites and area residents awoke to light snow flurries and a 32 degree morning as a cool spell lingers. Rain from a weekend storm totals nearly three inches, swelling creeks but no flood danger noted, with most areas remaining mostly cloudy and cool into tonight.
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Area Man 87 Hit-Run Victim In Wattsburg
Frederick H. Doolittle, 87, of Wattsburg, was struck by a southbound auto as he crossed Roule Tomes Street toward Virgil Pierce’s home. He was left on the road and admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital with a left hand injury and possible right wrist fracture. Police seek clues to the unknown driver.
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Route 6 Crash Leaves Several Injured In Union City
Friday night collision on Route 6 east of Union City involved the Steadman Albers and Weed cars. Mrs William Steadman and her daughter Carol are treated for injuries at Union City Memorial Hospital while Rudolph Albers has been discharged, and occupants of the Weed car refused treatment for minor injuries. The driver Uhal Weed caused the crash by drifting over the center line. Oswald George also injured. In Brooklyn a 17 year old robber captured a widow's 41000 wedding ring after lathering her finger with soap.
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National Guard unit seeks 40 men in Corry drive
The Corry guard unit of the 11th Infantry plans a one day membership drive on May 2 to recruit 40 men. Lt. Frank J. Gentile says parents of prospects are a focus and that enlistment offers training, pay, and potential promotions. Visit the State Armory on East Washington Street for details.
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Bus and car crash kills one in Valley Forge
A head on collision near Valley Forge left Pic. Janos Nemeth of Wallkill, N Y dead. Driver Pfc. Robert A. Guidaboni of Middleboro Mass and passenger William Braniff of Bogota N J along with Elizabeth Pink of Justice Ill were hospitalized. Rescue workers freed passengers through a front window after the front door stuck. Twenty two were checked at hospitals.
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