Castro Says U S Ships Break Law
Fidel Castro said a Cuban coastguard boat fired on a U S submarine eight days earlier and accused U S warships of operating with lights out near Cuba in violation of international agreements. He cited nine sightings of U S Navy vessels near Cuba between May 1 and May 11 and named ships including the Norfolk Barracuda Sullivan S as examples. Castro also described the Guantanamo base as perpetual since 1903, housing 7,000 Americans who man the facility and use leaves outside Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Weasel
Matatzas
Cuba
Norfolk
Navy
Washington
Barracuda
Cayo Blanco
Varadero Beach
United
Guantanamo Payel
Guantanamo
U S
Riot Over Frisco House Probe Shocks City Hall
Frisco riot erupts as 200 shout to crowd a House subcommittee on anti American activities hearing at City Hall. Over 400 police use clubs and fire hoses, 12 injured, 66 rioters arrested, many sent to substation jails. Students among the injured. organizers deny responsibility.
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SAN Francisuu
San Francisco
City Hall
House
California
Archie Brown
Brown
Communist Party
Probe Interest Conflict In Gov't Involving Grand Jury Probe
Justice Department opened a grand jury inquiry into alleged bribery and conflict of interest in government. Court records show authorization for three staff attorneys to present evidence to the grand jury. Officials say various persons and corporations may have violated laws on bribery false statements and conspiracy by offering value to federal employees. DuBois man Tyger acquitted in hunting camp slaying. defense contends lack of evidence for murder verdict.
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Gov't Washington
Justice Department
Eisenhower heads to Paris for hoped summit with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower departs for Paris on a long awaited summit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The trip follows diplomatic protests over the U2 spy plane incident and aerial surveys over Russia. No private talks with Khrushchev were planned immediately. officials noted fragile allied support as the talks loom.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Watout
Paris
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Britain
Harold Macmillan
France
Charles de Gaulle
Andrews Air Force Base
Newfoundland
Western Chiefs
White Hose
Anne Wheaton
Norway
Bodo Field
Khrushchev Arrives in Paris for Four-Power Summit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands in Paris to attend the Big Four summit. He faults military interests for preserving the cold war and calls for disarmament and the liquidation of postwar remnants. He seeks a peace treaty with both Germanys and improved East West relations amid the spy plane crisis.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Roger Frey
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Eisen-how
Zalzneck Off Bennett To Fund Appeal
Robert Bracken named three division chairs for Corry citys 125000 industrial development drive. Ott Jr leads major gifts, Bennett chairs special gifts, Zalzneck booster gifts. A Corry Aves Industrial Development Corp panel valued prospects for an all out campaign to fund low interest financing for new industry locally. Proceeds finance a plant move with repayments fueling a revolving fund to lure relocation negotiations. Plastics plant talks target August openings.
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Zalzneck
Bennett
Robert Bracken
Robert Ott Jr
B. G. Bennett
Philip Zalzneck
Corry Aves Industrial Development Corp
CATDC
Corry
CAIDC
Tail Lights Help police nab two thieves on turnpike
Bedford Pennsylvania AP reports blue tail lights on a stopped car alerted Blute Police who found two men behind bars. One suspect, Bruce N. MacDonald, 27, of Dearborn Michigan, admitted stealing 350 dollars in cash and 3000 dollars in travelers checks from a Dearborn grocery.
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Bedford
Blute
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Bruce N. MacDonald
Dearborn
Mich
Labor Unions Back Bid For New Industry
Meadville area unions have purchased bonds worth 8625 from Meadville Area Industrial Commission and others pledge 38925 toward a 75000 industrial development drive. Sixteen unions support the effort, with the Crawford County Labor Union Council leading at 2500 for 20 bonds, plus pledges from Meadville Labor Temple Building Association and several local craft groups.
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Meadville Area
Meadville Labor ‘Temple Building Association
MAIC
Journeyman Barbers Union
Crawford County Labor Union Council
International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Meadville Musical Society
American Federation of Musicians
Meadville Typographical Union
Eisenhower Calls Veto Objectionable Bill for Unemployment Aid
President Eisenhower says the vetoed areas bill is more objectionable than the earlier veto and notes Congress may not override. Kennedy signals risk to pass similar aid if veto stands, aiming to aid distressed regions with loans grants and job training. The Democratic measure would provide 190 million in loans, 50 million for utilities, 35 million in grants, and 16 million for training displaced workers nationwide.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tion
West Virginia
Kennedy
House
Senate
Mary Jourdet Dies. Corry High Teacher Remembered
Mary Jourdet a Corry High English teacher died at Corry Memorial Hospital after four weeks as a patient. Born September 14 1899 in Corry she taught there since 1938 and was active in foreign exchange and various school groups. Survived by son Burton M Jourdet one brother and two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday 4 pm Bracken Funeral Home with interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorial gifts to the Mary M Jourdet Library Fund Corry Area High School.
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Cole
C. L Mason
Lérain
Ohio
Sisley Rss
Toledo
Clifford
Friends
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul Bauer
Elmér Ortney
Pine Grove Cemetery
Drifting Auto Kills 2-Year-Old in Natrona Heights
Madera woman killed her two year old son Joseph in Natrona Heights as an auto drifted from a restaurant parking place. Police say the child and siblings Joyce seven and Jackie five were left in the car and may have jumped out as the vehicle moved.
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Cateer
Mase Cyckettine
Madera
Joseph
Natrona Heights
Plea Entered After Drunken Driving Crash on West Pleasant
William Senyo, 41, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving after a crash on West Pleasant Street. He allegedly knocked down a utility pole, damaged a car, and caused lines to fall, then fled the scene before returning. He was later charged, arraigned, and released on a $1,000 property bond for a Friday hearing. The incident involved police, a blood alcohol test, and a prior disturbances record.
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West Pleasant Street
William Senyo
Charles Sutton
Sutton
Senya
Wrecker
Senyo
West Pleasant
M. S. Cobbett
Cobbett
Ant
West Church Street
Car Plunges Off Bridge On Tracks Kills Two Youths
A car plunged about 150 feet from a bridge onto railroad tracks and was struck by a freight train, killing two occupants and injuring three others. The deceased were Joseph Hoak 18 and Leona Salvio 18 of Greensboro. Harold Peterson 18 and Carol Spillar 17, Greensburg residents, were treated for injuries. Thomas Danser 21, Greensburg, escaped and was transported to Latrobe Hospital. Penrod model Keyes Winter 82 died Thursday.
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Greensburg
Donsbue
Westmoreland County
Joseph Hoak
Leona Salvio
Greensboro
Harold Peterson
Carol Spillar
Hoth
Westmoreland Hospital
Thomas Danser
Latrobe Hospital
War time find in Sicily nets Greenville pastor a painting
Chaplain Edward K. Rogers found a religious painting in a Palermo back room during World War II. He bought it for a couple dollars, later valued by Henry Francis of the Cleveland Museum of Art as a masterpiece. Authorities in New York echoed the judgment, and Rogers plans to sell it when possible, estimating a five figure price.
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Greenville
Greenvilee
Edward K. Rogers
Palermi
Sicily
Helens
Rogers
Mary
Christ
Henry Francis
Cleveland Museum
Francis
New York
Lorenzo Tate
Titusville May Be Collecting County Fines
Meadville officials said Titusville may be diverting fines and costs due to the county. County solicitor Kenneth Rice was asked to consult Titusville and review aldermen dockets and may task county auditors to audit Titusville accounts to determine if county funds are being misdirected.
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Meadville
Urechard
Titusville
Kenneth Rice
John S. Kookogey
Rice
Pris
Titisville
Swerves To Miss Animal Crashes Gas Station
A Titusville area motorist swerved to miss an animal crossing Route 8 three miles south of town yesterday and crashed into a gas station. Phol A. Olsen, 34, escaped unhurt as his southbound car left the road, clipped pumps, struck a steel pole, and plowed into the station building causing about 3100 dollars in damage.
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Ls City
Titusville
Parch Gately
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