Jet Bomber Burns at Convair Plant Killing One
A Delta wing B58 Hustler bomber burned on the ground at Convair plant in Fort Worth killing one worker and injuring 13 others. Firefighters battled the blaze as the plane prepared for its maiden test flight. cause not yet known and no weapons were on board.
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PT. Worth
Tex
Convair Aircraft Plant
Ft. Worth
Air Force
Convair
Harris Hospital
Carswell Air Force Base
Unit 1
Fort Worth
Escaped patient kills parents then is shot escape ends
In Warwick Rhode Island an escapes from the Rhode Island Hospital for Mental Diseases shot and killed his mother and father Russell Chace and Mrs Chace before being captured in his father’s car after a gun battle with police. The assailant Russell Chace Jr. 24 was identified by the father. He had escaped from the hospital less than an hour before the attack and had been allowed ground access and weekend leave. He was initially confined in January 1953.
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Warwick
R.I
Russell Chace
Rhode Island Hospital
Russell Chace Jr
Chace
Rhode Island
Tmerick
Maine
Ay Broodiig
Jordon E. Hamlin
Hamlin
Rose
Westbrook
Pierre Harnots
Titusville School Suspends Four Students
Four Titusville High School students were suspended for three days after skipping classes Wednesday. Two boys aged 15 and two girls aged 14 bicycled to a boy’s out of town home and did not return. their mother reported them missing and police were notified.
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Titusville
Titusville High School
Echool
Juvenile Delinquency Study Questions Causes and Context
A six expert panel from the National Education Association released a nine month study on juvenile delinquency. They argue delinquent acts reflect time place and circumstance and criticize common assumptions about causes such as working mothers broken homes and poor recreation. The report stresses long term cause and effect linking persistent trouble to prior conditions and notes playgrounds alone do not prevent delinquency.
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National Education Assh
Everyoar
NEA
Corry Chamber Plans Survey and Centennial Activities
Chamber of Commerce directors heard that Gannon College will finish a personnel attitude survey by June 1 using slides for a $40 report. Corry shifts plans for Titusville’s Old Centennial parade to a mural on a flatbed truck. historic events include the Matteson Historical Congress in July and a TOOF conclave with 200 Canadians. A sendoff for Milkmaid Queen Carol Stultz is planned, and the Beautification Committee will remove street tree stamps.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Gannon College
Raymond Weber
Gannon
Weber
Corry
Titusville
Matteson Historical Congress of America
VEW
West Wash Ingentret
Matteson
TOOF
U. S
Chamber
Carol Stultz
Bedford Springs
Wall
Uisti
Clyde T. Keith
Darwin Wolcott
Milton Cherry
James Harsmond
Harold Bisighter
William Armitage
Merlé Dodd
A. Tong
Chamber Menager
Nationwide gambling raids arrest 36 in seven cities
Treasury agents led synchronized nationwide raids arresting 36 people in New York Chicago Los Angeles Batt Prairie Lexington Niagara Falls Toledo and other areas. The arrests target independent gamblers and bookmakers using a layoff system to spread bets and evade tax stamps under the Swagering act.
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Washington
Treasury
New Yorke
Chlgo-by
Los Angeles
Prahelsca
Midditown
Oho
Lexington
Niagara Pass
Toledo
Ohio
TRS
Iine
Ays
Ware
President Asks 100 Million Atom Smasher Plan
President Eisenhower urged federal funding for a two mile long atom smasher at Stanford to advance basic nuclear research. He spoke in New York at a scientist symposium and met with steelworkers leader David J. McDonald, while a press denial followed about steel talks.
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New York
Eisenhower
America
Stanford University
Manhattan
Washington
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
James C. Hagerty
Waldor-Astoria Hotel
National Academy of Sciences
The
American Assn
the Advancement of Science
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Stanford
Survivors Questioned in New Jersey Blimp Crash
Fog shrouded the New Jersey blimp crash left several crew injured. Lt. David M. Loyd of Vega Texas died at the wreck. Lt. Richard W. Sirch Lt. Robert Ecoff and Larry Cranston were badly hurt with multiple injuries. they remain in military hospitals at Dix and Philadelphia. The Navy board investigates the incident to determine cause.
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Lanier
N. J
Navy Board of
Ft. Dix
Philadelphia
Naval Air Station
David M. Loyd
Vega
Texas
Gonda
Santola
Loyd
Richard W. Sirch
Flushing
N.Y
Robert Ecoff
Bruns Wick
Larry J.cranston
Westbury, NA
Corryite’s Finger Severed in Plant Mishap
Corryite worker Brice Allen, 31, suffered a complete traumatic amputation of a finger after catching it in a punch press at Corry Jamestown Plant No 3 on East South Street. He was treated at Garry Memorial Hospital and released. hospital attendants recorded the accident as a traumatic amputation.
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East South Street
Garry
Brice Allen
Corry Jamestown Plant
Western plan for German unification faces Soviet rejection at Geneva
Soviet Premier Khrushchev declared East and West Germany must decide their future themselves while Moscow radio signaled possible Soviet rejection of the Western package. Western ministers sought evidence of Gromyko interest before negotiating on Berlin and reunification. The plan envisions a united Berlin under Western guarantees after elections and a German peace treaty.
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Geneva
Berlin
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Nyet
Gromyko
T.N
Big Pour
Ubal
Ongst
Enst
Graduation in Little Rock Limited to 225 Seniors
In Little Rock integration continues to shape graduation with only 225 seniors slated from two all white private schools and none from a third. Raney High School expects 200 of its 767 pupils to graduate, while Baptist High School plans 2 of 265 and a Trinity Episcopal Church sponsored school has about 20 graduates. The governor Faubus will deliver Raney’s commencement June 26.
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Little Rock
Litle Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Raney High School
J? Faubus-backed
Baptist High School
Church School
Raney Heh School
Hed
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fils Ho Weniars
Escaped patient slashes and stabs in city attack
A man who escaped from a mental hospital attacked a service worker with a hatchet in Fulton Hollow Square. Frank Heckel Jr. struck with a hatchet missing the first shot but injuring the veteran. Heckel then stabbed himself before police restrained him.
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Frilaueliha
Fultenhouwe Square
Muesty
Hundreda
Frank Heckel Jr
James L. Rings
Heckel
Wils Rice j.Biewins
Heckers
Rou Gestome Hewes
Spring Cold Snap Hits Corry With Snow
A late May cold spell brings snow flurries and record low temperatures in Corry as officials warn residents to keep coats ready. Forecasters predict continued cool conditions with a windy, unsettled pattern and a late sunset.
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Webster - Siver Orchie
Nice
Boy Killed Riding Bicycle At Crossing In Pennsylvania
A five year old boy, Michael Gallagher, was killed by a Reading Company locomotive at a grade crossing in North Wales Pennsylvania Thursday night. His parents John and Rosa Gallagher live in the Merbrook development in Upper Gwynedd Township. A companion, 11 year old James Mack, said Michael started across the tracks as a car approached.
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North Wales
Reading Co
Michael Gallacher
John
Rosa Ne Gallaher
Merbrook
Upper Gwynedd
James Mack
Michael
Tractor Tips At Mead Park Injures Maine Man
A North Center street man suffered a severe forehead laceration when a tractor tipped over at Mead Park. The operator, Elbert Bush, stalled the machine at a hilltop and attempted to start it as soft ground caused the vehicle to roll. Witness Merle Page saw the incident and alerted rescue crews. Bush was treated at a physician’s office and sent home.
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North Center Street
Cll Brass
Mead Park
Io Elbert Bush
Phine Bush
Merle Page
Columbus
TEC Upe
Bracken
Beemer
Fire Department
Bush
Chynician
NUS
Death of Konstantin M Bykov at Pavlov Institute
A seven year old boy, Konstantin M Bykov, died in Leningrad as a result of a mass dispatch from the Pavlov Institute of Physiology. The report indicates he was a trading biologics scientist and died yesterday in the city.
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Konstantin M Bykov
Leningrad
Pavlov
Annual Clymer Tulip Festival Celebrates Dutch Heritage
The Seventh Annual Tulip Festival will run Friday and Saturday May 2 and 3 with two days of events starting at 2 pm. Highlights include May Queen crowning, Maypole dance, a parade, the Kilmer Dancers in period garb, street scrubbing by women, wooden-shoe demonstrations, a flower show, and tulip bulb sales.
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Clymer
Chich
Brida
Ciill
Tay
Thie
Feet Val
Millvale Man Killed in Pittsburgh Area Auto Crash
Clarence T Svenson 2 of Millvale died last night when his car struck a utility pole and overturned on Ping Creek road in McCandless.
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Pittsburgh
Clarence Tsvenson
Millvale
Ping Creek Road
McCandless
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