Powder Burrs Not Found On Sheriff's Body
A Pittsburgh lab technician testified no powder burns were found on Sheriff James Lauer's shirt after his May 27 death. John Butler, 53, is on trial for the slaying, with prosecutors detailing events as 16 witnesses testified. Butler had been being transported when the shooting occurred. a habeas writ mattered to his transfer and was withdrawn upon arrival.
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Pittsburgh
Northumberland County
James Lauer
Irving Botton
Pittsburgh- Allegheny County Crime Laboratory
John Butler
Lauer
Marjorie Matson
Butler
Asal
Samuel Strauss
Botton
Buller
John McCallen
Ross Two
McCallen
Laver
Western State Penitentiary
H. F. Bonno
Borino
Hailstorm with structural damage hits Johnstown area
A 15 minute hailstorm in Cambria County blanketed Franklin and Conemaugh boroughs with hail up to 18 inches. Firefighters and street crews kept traffic moving as hail damaged roofs and lines. A separate lightning strike burned a barn near Ebensburg, and regional storms kocked down lines and trees.
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Cambria County
Franklin
Conemaugh
Voluneer
Cut Flower Co., Inc
Lower
Yoder
Twp
T. C. Bracken
Ebensburg
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Somerset Counties
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Fire gutts warehouse at Erie firm in blaze
A spectacular fire destroyed an aluminum shell warehouse at E. E. Austin Companies last evening. Fire department estimated damage at 320000 with building value 5000 and contents 15000. no injuries reported. Six fire units fought flames two hours. many spectators watched. President to visit Lisbon then return to Washington. trip moved up after summit collapse.
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E. E. Austin Companies
Erie Fire Department
G. Robert Austin
Austin
Lisbon
Paris
Eilsenhower
Portugal
Washington
Marlow Looks At TODAY'S NEws on the Paris Summit
The piece reviews Cold War tensions around the 1960 Paris summit. It cites Khrushchev’s reaction to U.S. spy planes and critiques the State Department's handling of information about aerial reconnaissance and its implications for Soviet sovereignty and future flights.
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Washington
State Department
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Department
America
Free World
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Lincoln White
White
Paris
State’ Department
Hisenhower
Tax Bodies Assess to Help Greenwood School Debt
The Lake Ayea Joint School Board approved a 577,525.10 budget and plans to raise about 12 mills from five member districts to cover Greenwood's 341 debt next year. Readouts show Conneaut Lake $860 East Fallowfield $802 North Shenango $1,362 Sadsbury $3,420 West Fallowfield $550. votes were unanimous.
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Contieaut Lake Ayea Joint School Board
Greenwood
Sie
Floyd B. Peters
Conneaut Lake Borough
East Fallowfield
North Shenango
Sadsbury
West Fallowfield
US plans continued people to people exchange with Soviet Union
Washington intends to press ahead with the people to people exchange program with the Soviet Union despite the summit blowup. State Department may suspend the program if American opinion backs not welcoming Soviet visitors. No sign yet of resentment toward Soviet delegations or welcoming Americans to the Soviet Union. Nina V. Popova, chairman of the Presidium of the Union of Soviet Societies for Friendship and Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, is the only Soviet visitor in the United States under the program.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Paris
Copenhagen
Helsinki
Nina V. Popova
The
Union of Soviet Societies For
Boy, 12, Watches Brothers Drown in Mine Shaft
In Alena Kansas AP Tony Reavis 12 watched and cried as brothers Tommy 12 and Eddie 8 drowned after playing near an abandoned mine shaft. Tony said he grabbed them once but could not hold on. The two boys slipped from above into about six feet of water at water level near the shaft.
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Tony Reavis
Tommy
Eddie
Tony
Read
Mixed signals ease fears as second quarter unfolds
In mid 1960, the economy steadies after February-March declines with April production at 109 percent of the 1957 average. Consumer goods rise offset steel drops. auto and furniture gains lift retail sales, yet heavy industry weakens. Mortgage demand eases and interest-rate swings continue amid an uneven recovery.
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Peice
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