McCarthy Faces Doubt Over Next Move
Senator Potter states no path forces McCarthy to testify if he walks out as hearings resume. Speculation grows that McCarthy may seek a directed verdict after Eisenhower limits on testimony and Stevens takes responsibility for Army charges. McCarthy vows to attend a closed meeting but says no plan for a directed verdict.
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Subcommittee
Associated
Washington
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Congress
Jonson
Oak
Srt
Army
White House
Stevens
Robin G. Adams
Rey M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Pvt. G. David Schine
Adams
Schine
Sixenhower
Eizenhower
No Draft Calls Here In June Wedding
A June draft for Corry area residents appears unlikely with no local calls expected. An announcement from state headquarters in Harrisburg indicates men will be summoned for induction from the Corry district during the coming month. Delegates to meet Pittsburgh—aree founding council members representing 1,754 YMCA units open a three day convention tomorrow of the organization.
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Bella
Uncle Bam
Corry Ares
Selective Service Office
Harrisburg
Corry District
Pyptsburgh — Taree Foundred Council
Ineal
YMCA
Orgeniza
Geneva talks drift as private sessions fail to break deadlock
Western and Communist negotiators held private talks at Geneva amid a deadlock over Indochina. The United States warned negotiations could fail unless Communist positions shifted, while Britain Eden sought a cooling-off period and planned talks with Molotov and Chou En Lai.
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Indochina
United States
Laos
Cambodia
Geneva
U.S
Rglerant
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
V. M. Molotov
Chou En-lai
Molotov
Georges Bidault
Waller Bedell Smith
Chou
Driver Rams Service Station Collision At Hughes Corners
Mrs Jeanette Cozadd of Cambridge Springs lost control while turning around at Hughes Corners in a service station driveway. Her car struck the building’s screen door causing about $215 in damages to the auto and $15 to the building. The incident occurred last night and involved the Lents service station building.
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Hughes
Corners
Lents
Hughes Corners
Jeanette Cozadd
Cambridge Springs
Bulding
John Lewis
Waterford
Open Talks With Three Basic Steel Producers Begin
Negotiations open today with Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Wheeling Steel Corp Crucible Steel Co of America as United Steelworkers led by David J McDonald move to set 1964 contract aims. Discussions with U S Steel continue into week with expectations of wage guarantees and a pay raise for about 800 000 workers amid unsettled current wages.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Jones
Laughlin Steel Corp
Pure Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling
W. Va
Crucible Steel Co of America
New York
David J. McDonald
USW
U.S. Steel
Fear New Strains on U S British Relations
Associated Press reports fear a potential shift in U S British ties as a coalition to handle Indochina forms without Britain. Officials expect no halt to seeking a united front with Britain, though Britain delays commitments until the Geneva Indochina armistice outcome is known.
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Associated
Prem Washington
Indochina
U. S
United Front
Eisenhower
Dulles
Wounded Rolled From Dien Bien Phu in Helicopter Lifts
Evacuation of the Dien Bien Phu wounded rose to ten as helicopters and planes shuttled casualties toward Hanoi. About 120 more wounded were expected, with 753 total to be moved. The Red River Delta region saw intensified air assaults on Vietminh troops, while Cao Dai forces faced national army integration questions in Saigon. Genevieve de Galard Terraube remained a focus of concern as the situation evolved.
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Associated Press
ARNOT
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Parks
Hanoi
Air Forcs
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Terraube
Vietminh
Geneve
Luang Prabang
Lanessan
Saigon
Cao Dai
Thia
Gao Dal
Red River
80 000 More Fish Will Be Stocked This Week
The Corry Fish Hatchery will stock 80,000 trout this week under Superintendent Merrill Linke. Tomorrow 1300 brown rainbows go to the south branch of French Creek and 1300 browns to Brokenstraw. Saturday 1300 browns to French Creek, 500 browns to Black Fun, 280 brooks to Trout Run, and 3200 rainbows to Conneaut Creek. The full program aims to finish by mid next month.
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Merrill Linke
French Creek
Brokenstraw
Conneaut Creek
De Valera Loses Irish Election
In Dublin the coalition won control of the Irish Dail as Prime Minister Eamon de Valera’s Fianna Fail party lost ground. Preliminary counts show Fianna Fail with 1 seat to 74 for the coalition, four independents, and eight seats undecided with three delayed due to candidate death. Observers link Fianna Fail’s drop to inflation and housewives’ protests.
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Freind
John A. Costello
Eamon de Valera
Dail
de Videra
Fianna Fall
Men of Destiny
de Valera
Fhve
Fismna Fail
Soaring Plane Exhibit Sunday in Lawrence Event
A soaring plane exhibition by Larry Ghertling will headline a Sunday ceremony transferring Lawrence Airport to the city. Desi George Gold and Joseph Furst lead organizers with pilots invited within 100 miles. Public viewing begins 2:30 PM. rain date set for June 8.
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Corryiles
Larry Gherling
Pennsylvania
Tawrence
Lawrence Airport
Lawrence Thomas
Earl T. Cherry
Desi George Gold
Joseph Furst
Land trespass posts rise in Corry district farms
A series of unrelated incidents in the Corry district led to hundreds of acres being posted against trespassers. In Wayne Township a hunter shot a cow through the neck, killing it, while another farmer retreated from a pasture when a hunter fired a volley. Additional offenses include fence cutting and driving vehicles across fields. Spangler renamed Reading, Ervin M. Spangler of York was elected president of the Pennsylvania Retail Coal Merchants Association at the 400H chemical convention today.
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Pantananth
Corry
Aracrer
Wayne Township
Spangler
Reading, Ps
Ervin M. Spangler
York
Pennsylynnis
Coini Merchants Association
Trade with Red China Under Probe Plan Revealed
Congress probes extent of trade with Red China as Bridges discloses a plan to ease bans. McCarthy attacks, while Stassen defends administration policy and warns against diverting headlines. The Appropriations Committee weighs foreign aid with an eye on relaxing restrictions amid Cold War tensions.
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Charman Burges
Seni
McCurtty
McCarthy Hae
Navy
Marold BK. Stassen
Stassen
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Bingen
Bridges
Appropriations Group
Friendly
Blagnen
Probe of Macing Charges Opens Grand Jury
A Pittsburgh grand jury opened an inquiry into charges of maced entries by aides of Governor Pine as seven witnesses were summoned. Philadelphia’s Attorney General signaled possible replacement of Malone, while a judge limited the probe to stations named and warned against political motive and personal rancor.
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Pittsburgh
Macing
James FP
Malone
McGrath
Ellenboyen
Sid
House Ways and Means Committee Approves Most Social Security Proposals
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced most of President Roosevelt’s social security expansion plans, preparing to consider higher benefits. The panel backed broader coverage to include about 10 million workers, with compulsory inclusion for farm operators and several professionals, and potential inclusion of state and local employees after referenda. The committee also eyed boosts to minimum and maximum retirement benefits, while delaying action on some laborer exclusions.
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Associated Prem Washington
House Ways and Means
Risentrowes
Dats Beneft
Sumien
Ap Far
Bixenhower
American Medical Association
Ployer
Buttin
Daniel A. Reed
Ir-Ny
Aystem
Moscow claims execution of Ukrainian exile spy
Moscow announced the conviction and execution of a Ukrainian exile who allegedly parachuted into the Soviet Union to spy for the United States. The Soviet armed forces paper quoted his confession, naming accomplices and detailing a plan to unite Indochina with peace, while police in Geneva moved him to hospital after a deteriorating fast.
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Moscow
Red Star
Soviet Union
U1. 8
U.S. Air Force
Yaanily Oxtapovich Ochrimainen
Vo Bong Thiet
Bayern
Mimnieh
Indochina
Geneva
Phone worker killed in Somerset Pennsylvania incident
A utility pole failure near Somerset toppled over yesterday, killing 29 year old Joseph Johnesta of Johnstown. Colleagues report John Cole, a General Telephone employee, was working on the pole at the time of the accident.
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Somerset
Joseph Johnesta
Johnstown
Johncole
General
Nicaragua Breaks Relations With Guatemala Confirmed
Washington reports Nicaragua and Guatemala broke relations due to accusations of Communist propaganda spread by Guatemala in Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan ambassador confirmed the action after handing passports to the Guatemalan ambassador in Managua and delivering a note outlining the move.
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Nicaragua
Guatemala
Washington
Atuba Ander
Guillermo Seyi Sa
Casu
Nicwagua
Poland
Eisenhower
Sevilla Saenay
Managua
Slate Annual Hospital Meet Seeks Proxies and Upgrades
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association sets its annual member meeting for June 28 in the hospital building. A special committee of Directors Hillatrom Fuller and Sinttory will vote proxies. Board approvals include window drapes, a glove drier for obstetrics, and two letter filings. April report shows 806 admissions and 1,340 days of service, with 46 average daily census, 29 births, and various surgical operations. Directors Nant Halden Brundage Blaton Spitzer Young Raineagle Fuller Wilstrom Hawkins Tate attend.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Conalating
Hillatrom, Fuller and Sinttory
Threatems
Obatetrical
Filom
Edgar Alexander
Birtha
Nant
Halden
Brundage
Blaton
Spitzer
Young
Raineagle
Fuller
Wilstrom
Hawkins
Tate
Governors Begin Flight to Korea on Relief Tour
Washington reports an Air Force plane carrying Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania and three other governors set off to observe relief and rebuilding work in Korea. Govs. Johnston Murray of Oklahoma Allen Shivers of Texas to join mid-route. Gov. Can Thornton of Colorado to meet in San Francisco for a 16 day tour.
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Washington
Korea
Eisenhower
John & Fine
Pennsylvania
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Allen Shivers
Texas
Denver
Cani Thornton
Colorado
San Franesco
Attempted kiss fatal to Lancaster woman
In Lancaster, Dorothy Walton, 24, was killed when her brother in law Sharpe Walton, 31, attempted to kiss her and impeded her as they walked along U S Route 72. Police say a car struck the pair after the effort. District Attorney Stork cleared the motorist of intoxication charges.
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Ee Lancaster
Dorothy Walton
Frank Horner
Walton
Sharpe
Lancaster
Mra
U. & Route 72
William C. Stork
Bank Robbery Report From Plains Seen By Police Chief
Plains Pa. police report a lone bandit robbed the First National Bank of Plains. Chief of Police Joseph Chebuisk said officials did not know immediately how much money was taken.
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Plains
First National Bank of Plains
Joseph Chebuisk
Ken
Judge's Slayer Describes Turbulent Married Life
A courtroom profile recounts the life of a man dubbed the judge's slayer as he details a stormy marriage and the events leading up to the fatal confrontation. Neighbors recall disputes and the couple's volatile relationship amid lingering rumors.
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Judge
Moon murder case falters as defendant remains silent
Defense for Norman W. Moon of Connellsville faces a stalled case after a session in Warren County court. The murdered judge, Allison D. Wade, remains the central figure. A psychiatrist plan was discussed but no decisive testimony emerged as Moon did not provide new evidence. Dr. John Urbaltis, assistant superintendent of Wirert State Hospital, attended the proceedings at the commonwealth table.
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Warren
Norman W. Moon
Connellsville
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
Moon
Withem
John Urbaltis
Wirert State Hospital
Commonwealth
Moon Trial Draws 300 Spectators at Warren Court
At Warren County courthouse at least 300 spectators were turned away as Norman W. Moon testified in his murder trial over Judge Ali son D. Wade’s fatal shooting. Moon recounted his WWII service and a troubled marriage to Janet Schwab Moon, with courtroom tension rising as the defense questioned him.
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Warren
Warren County
Statia
Tex Cess
Hood
U. S. Air Force
Janet Schwab Moon
Just
Flick
Moon
Wade
Samuel D. Brawmer
Drunken driving case fined in Erie County court
Freq saurry Johnson of nnams, N. ., pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Erie County court before Judge Elmer Fvans ard. He was fined 100 with 60 day jail sentence suspended after one day served. Johnson was arrested after three youths complained his car narrowly struck their auto. He claimed he could not pay the fine.
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Freq Saurry Johnson
Nnams
Erie County
Elmer Fvans
Johnson
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