West Berlin Crisis Dominates Paris Summit Forecast
A review of Khrushchev’s Berlin threats and Western responses ahead of the Paris summit with Eisenhower De Gaulle Macmillan Khrushchev. The piece traces past ultimatums Camp David pledges and the risk of a Soviet move to redraw control of Berlin and Europe.
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William L Ryan
Associated Press News
Joseph Stalin
West Berlin
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Paris
Berlin
East Germany
United States
Germany
Camp David
Khrushchy
Uit
Khrushchey Lkely
Europe
NATO
Negroes Gain Ground Despite Mass Arrests In Durham
National and local civil rights activity flows amid sit in protests and a three step plan for lunch counter integration in Durham. Police arrest 57 students as a plan is approved. Separate incidents extend to Vicksburg and New Orleans with legal actions and desegregation deadlines noted.
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Associated Press
Durham
N. C
Mayor's Committee On Human Relations
Vicksburg
Miss
Jewell Pace
Thad Brooks
Lonnie Chaney
Tallulah
Shelby
M As
Pace
Brooks
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
New York
King
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
J. Skelly Wright
Hell
Episcopal Church
North Carolina
School Patrol Entertained By Moose Lodge
Corry Moose Lodge 98 hosted a country music jamboree at Corry Area High School with guests from Harding Concord Wright and St Edward's schools. Officer Leslie Kelly received a Moose certificate and a year’s lodge membership for his Patrol Boys work. Adm William Naylor Wyle, 52, a World War II submarine commander, died of a heart attack.
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Corry
Moose Lodge
Corry Area
Harding
Concord
Wright
St. Edward's
Dean Bashline
Leslie Kelly
Raymond Weber
Helen Johnson
Ann Boressi
Ruth Dalistrand
Chicago
Til
Dmiral
Wiliam Naylor Wyle
Expel 2 Soviet Spies In Switzerland
In Bern Switzerland two Soviet diplomats were expelled after being observed in Zurich meeting a double agent they believed would sell top secret defense data. The talks centered on Swiss defense plans and missile launch bases in West Germany including Sembach near Kaiserslautern and other southern bases.
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Switzerland
Bern
Epis
Zurich
West Germany
U.S. Air Force
Sembach
Kennedy Eyes Maryland Primary After West Virginia Win
Sen John F Kennedy pressed ahead to Maryland next week as leaders weighed his West Virginia Nebrask a wins. Democrats noted New York the results’ impact on delegation choices while Ohio California Pennsylvania maintained neutrality stating Kennedy’s path to the convention remains strong with 241 pledged votes.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Maryland
West Virginia
Nebraska
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Los Angeles
New York
Michael H. Prendergast
Carmine G. DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Edmund JG. Brown
California
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Wayie Morse
D-Ore
Centennial Direction To Cost 8975
The 1961 Corry Centennial committee voted to hire John B. Rogers Producing Company of Fostoria Ohio to manage the event for 8975 dollars. The contract awaits city solicitor approval, with Stewart Long and Victor Orn as co chairmen authorized to sign. Remaining funds will go to charity if the week is self funded through programs souvenirs and admission fees. Local committee members will serve, Rogers representatives will direct.
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John B. Rogers Producing Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Stewart Long
Victor Orn
Eco
Rogers Company
Rover Brown
Daniel Brennan
Rogers
Carry
Powers Faces Severe Espionage Trial in Moscow
London AP dispatch says pilot Francis G. Powers is charged with espionage after Khrushchev vowed a severe trial. Tass reports await, noting espionage penalties in the Soviet Union range from 10 years to execution by firing squad.
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London
Francis G. Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Tass
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Powers
Eisenhower
Goriet Union
U.S. S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Aero President To Address CAHS Grads
Leo Strauss president of Aero Supply Mfg Co will address CAHS 1960 graduates at commencement on June 1 on Management and Education. Strauss, with a varied career and no college training, rose from Macy's clerk to executive roles in multiple firms and served in the National Guard. He became Aero Supply director and president in 1954 and will outline broader aspects of managing life and education. Edison Director Dies in Detroit Vincent S Madison 52 a director with Detroit Edison died yesterday from a head ailment.
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Cory AN
Meigh
Leo Strauss
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Incs
Nationinl Guard
Gene Douglas MacArthur
Manila
Strauss
Evelsham, Te
Bymarl~ Tintal Inc
Hetry. M. Margolis
Jameson
Pharmacal Ga:Inc
Aero Supply
Aero
Japan charges US planes over China patrols
A Tokyo broadcast accused American aircraft of carrying out reconnaissance over the Chinese mainland. The speaker warned that unless Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s government acts to stop the flights, he would bear all consequences.
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Japan
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kidhi
Bottled Beer Prices Rise by Penny a Bottle
Local distributors announced a penny per bottle price increase on bottled beer, with cases up 20 cents from 3.50 to 3.70 and state tax rising from 14 to 15 cents. Taverns buying draft beer in kegs may or may not pass the rise to customers, leaving bar patrons uncertain.
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Milwaukee
Soviets Release Second Photo of Downed Plane
The Soviet Union released a second photo claimed to show a downed American plane. C. L. Johnson of Lockheed says the wreckage appears different from the first Soviet image, suggesting the new photo may not depict the same aircraft, noting one image resembles a heavy plane while the other looks like a lightweight U2.
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Luxbank
Calif
Rphis
L. Johnson
Lockheed Aircraft
Jine
Nearby School Plans Vital Summer Session
In Brokenstraw Valley area a six week summer session is planned to begin this year. Courses would include comprehensive English grammar speech journalism and composition to aid students aiming for higher education. A typing course for ninth and tenth graders is also proposed. John Harvey principal of the high school leads the effort and an interest survey among students is set for tomorrow.
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Brokenstraw Valley Area
Phe
Pennsylvania
John Harvey
Ang
Harvey
The
Journal Today
Philanthropist J D Rockefeller Jr Dies at 86
John D Rockefeller Jr renowned philanthropist and heir to a vast fortune died in a Tucson hospital from pneumonia and heart strain at age 86. He poured millions into welfare and culture, campaigned for worker protections, and supported global humanitarian causes, with total family gifts estimated over a billion dollars. Continued on Page Two.
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Tucson
Ariz.ap
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Onna
Rockefeller
As & Radical
Bet
Todnder
Standard of Co
Rockefellers
Boy, 13, Seriously Hurt After Water Gun Rampage
A 13 year old boy was struck by a car on East Pleasant Street after a group of youths chased a 19 year old companion with water pistols. William D Church, 16, of Snyder Circle, was driving about five miles per hour and ran over the boy’s feet. The youth was taken for X rays to check a swollen right foot. results pending.
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Essate
Yen
David Eshelman
West Church
William D. Church
Snyder Chcle
Church
East Pleasant Street
Fire Kills 2 Boys In Tool Locker
In Levittown Pennsylvania two seven year old boys, William Bent and Lawrence Smith, perished in a small 8 by 4 foot cubicle tool locker. Firefighters found the bodies after extinguishing a shed fire adjoining the Nugent home as Bristol Township officials investigate cause and why the boys could not escape the bars.
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Levittown
William Bent
Lawrence Smith
Kent
Mie
George Nugent
Young Smithy
Nugent
Bristol Township
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Robert Curtis
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Greensburgh
Braddock
General Warehousemen's Union Local 636
Nixon
Ike
U.S
Gorky Park
Francis Powers
Russia
Hetter
Cahs Grads
Leo Strauss Amencement
J. Rockefeller Jr
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