French Assembly Groups For Showdown On de Gaulle Move
Paris reports the National Assembly gathers to decide on extending emergency powers in Algeria. Prime Minister Pflimlin seeks a six day extension to test coalition support as De Gaulle eyes a rapid takeover. De Gaulle accuses parties of paralyzing France amid Algerian nationalist unrest and military defiance.
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de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Algeria
Paris
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
France
Piimiin
Pfilmini
de Gauille
Teurdel
Frauice
Algiers
Ie Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle Nist
Ehuos
Joint School Board Approves $813,058 Outlay
The Joint Board representing six district schools approved the joint budget of 813,058 for the Corry Area Jointure, up $69,087 from last year, with a two mill property tax increase. R Elwin Fuller was elected treasurer, and Supt J L Douglas, resigning from North Huntington Township, was thanked for his service. A new mechanical drawing teacher was approved at 3,750, below the requested 3,900, and a seat for a special education classroom was let at 1,009.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Tre
Jeinture
Gorry Board
R. Elwin Fuller
Corry
Jl M. Douglas
North
Huntington
Pittsburgh
Hubert Vaughn
Gerry Jointure
Jointure Committee
Charles Bollinger
Sottinger
Seatng
Planes Crash In Mid Air Near Brunswick Md
Washington to Brunswick incident when two planes collided just before 11 am EDT. A Capital Airlines Viscount Flight 300 from Chicago to Pittsburgh to Baltimore reported seven passengers and a crew of four aboard. Casualty details were unclear, with reports of many dead and no immediate confirmation from Air Force or Navy.
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Washington
Goplin Airlines
Brunswick
Hee
Guy Brown
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Colsor
Chicago
Baltimore
Pittaburgh
Air Force
Navy
Air Forcs
Andrews Air Force Base
Capital
Pittsburgh
Brown
Meyer
Miss Hunt
Opening of Rod and Gun Club Polls at 8 A.M.
At the Rod and Gun Club polling place for the Second Ward the polls opened at 8 a.m. after pall workers arrived and produced the key, allowing voters to be accommodated a few minutes later.
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Rod and Gun Club
Deposed Family Retains Home Deed After Tax Settlement
In Harrisburg area, the Horungsm family fights to keep their $13,500 home after a stranger claimed it at a tax sale for $2258. Ralph Baldwin held the deed, then refunded the Hornungs $2886 to cover the purchase plus fees. The Pleasant Wits property deed was returned to the Tyrmins, and the family expressed relief amid renewed sympathy from neighbors. The incident followed a mistaken tax notice and auction threat that caused months of anxiety for the Hornung household.
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Alomning
Hornang
JNU
Hever
Ralph K. Bald ‘Ein
Inchontec
Baldwin
Hornung
Baldi
Baldiwin
Tyrmines
Hoong
Haniuing
Baldwins
Dulles Defends U S Stand Against Red Threats
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is not barred by Soviet Communist threats from acting anywhere in the world. He cited the Eisenhower Doctrine and a congressional Middle East policy resolution to defend Lebanon’s independence and to deter Communist influence. He warned against deploying International forces without clear need.
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Dulles
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Congress
Lebaon
Middle Euston
School Group Seeks Educator to Fill Post in Corry
A special session of the sumuiseration committee, after a Joint Board and Joint Committee meeting, decided to fill the Corry-area superintendent post with an educator. They seek 40 or more applicants from University lists, PSU, and DPI, plus district superintendents and teachers seeking admin roles. Applications due by nine o clock, committee to screen then Joint Board to elect. Salary starts at 10,100 yearly with July takeover.
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Corry-area
Jointure
J Jointure
Conelway School
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
Department of Public Instruction
Maller
Tornado Town Year Later memorial in Ruskin Heights
A Kansas City memorial stands as a stark reminder of the 1951 tornado. 18 feet high, the sculpture crowns a rock of musky timber at the Harvest site near Ruskin Heights. The dedication drew officials and residents as 2,000 people watched debris-strewn streets and destroyed homes from the blast. Local reporter Ernie Hill, 49, Chicago Daily News correspondent, died yesterday after heart illness.
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Kansas City
Simae
Sir Myo
Ted Marmite
Ubains
Ruskin
Ivahite
Fisk
Hervest
Steilok
De-Kin Heights
Mit
Kan
N. M. Rouch
Ottawa
Fll City
Ruskin Heights
Martin City
Organization Picks Favored In Pa Primary Today
A Pennsylvania primary today features Organization backing as the race heats. The article outlines a broader push for a civilian space agency headed by a single director with a nine member advisory group and opposition from military tied to the Defense Department.
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Washington
House
America
House Space Committee
Defense Department
John W. McCormick
D-Mass
Kenneth B. Keating
Uc Wally
Bis Wyhower
Nation
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Elvan
Arronauttes
Contol Hotel
NACA
Stassen Faces Three Way Race For Pennsylvania GOP Nomination
In Philadelphia Marold Stassen remains confident as a three man fight develops for the GOP gubernatorial nomination with Arthur McGonigle, William Livengood Jr., and Harold Vaughan. McGonigle is the party regular favored to win easily while Stassen challenges the entrenched organization. Polls show about a million of Pennsylvania Republicans may vote during the long balloting period across 8,887 polling places as weather cooperates.
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Philadelphia
Marold Stassen
Eisenhower
Livengood
Eis
Hecht
Isenhower
Stassen
Art Metal Strike Ends With Pay Hike
International Association of Machinists Local 1559 members voted 962 to 5 to accept Art Metal Construction Co’s contract and return to work. The package averages about seven cents per hour with additional premiums and a revised hospitalization plan. About 1,100 workers were out, pickets remained outside plants, and a broader strike at Dahlström Metal Door Co. showed no progress.
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Wamu
Lodge 1559
International Association of Machinists
Art Metal Construction Co
S: Tart
TAM
Dahlstroin Metailie Door Co
Sit
Starkweather Testimony Slips Into Murderer’s Rage
In Lincoln, Charles Starkweather angrily disputed a key doctor's testimony on his sanity. Dr Nathan Greenbaum testified Starkweather has a severe mental disorder and a hair trigger. Starkweather warned he could kill Greenbaum if provoked. He admits involvement in the 1958 Jensen killings and faces questions of his mental state. Arthur H oeminger becomes president of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society succeeding Dr S Howard Witmer.
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Starkweather
Lincoln, Neb
Charles Starkweather
Nathan Greenbaum
Kansas City
Asvehiatrist
Greenbaum
John O'Hearne
O'Hearne
Tyrac
Greeny
Beieble
Robert Jensen
Philadelphia
Arthur Hoeminger
Pine Grove
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society
S Howard Witmer
Lancaster
Vote By 1 P.M. As Vote Runs Light
Reporting from a city precinct the turnout was lighter than expected with only 327 votes counted by 1 PM. Democrats numbered 67 and Republicans 290 as afternoon hours approached, suggesting a unusually low election pace despite good weather.
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Walt
Wayne Street Site Of New Housing Development
A plan for a 17 home development on Wayne Street north of Bar Creek was revealed at Ay Courteil meeting led by M. B. Cobbett who fronts the building group. The project would use lots 100 feet front by 100 to 200 feet deep with a single eastern entrance and a turnaround loop. City officials discussed sewage capacity and street work with Cobbett pledging to cooperate with regulations. Mayor urged city involvement while engineers noted existing sewer limits and potential future upgrades. Samuel B Sulther of the Lancaster school district was named president of the Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials.
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Tobbett
Cabbett
Noth
Bar Creek
Wayne Street
Cobbett
Gomel
Mi Orden
Gobbett
Mayer Kinley
Don Williams
Sal
Inch Pipe
Snyder Circle
Cobbubt
Reich
Wiliams Coud
Oyayor
Cipwell
Corry City Council Considers Bond Issue and Truck Purchase
The Corry City Council discussed a proposed 70,000 bond issue at length to buy a city truck. Some members opposed the purchase until other needs were addressed, while others supported adding a power grader and equipment with a planned $20,000 grader cost. A June 16 meeting was suggested to review specifications.
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Corry
Courrell
Mayof J
Fred Kintey
Ely
Raymond Weber
Satety
Gaswell
Clair Gaswell
Copwell
Council
Capwell
Weber
Robert Grice
Long
Prue
Dynamite Kills Two Men One Loses Both Legs
In an oil field near Eunice New Mexico two crewmen died when dynamite exploded in a seismograph field truck. D L Samford 38 of Carlsbad the crew boss and 18 year old Pat Fortenberry of Fort Stockton Texas were killed. Robert Bright 29 of Carlsbad lost both legs. his condition was critical. Fortenberry, new to the crew, was badly injured on his first day.
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Warlobal
Eunice
D. L. Samford
Carlsbad
Pat Fortenherry
Ft. Stockton
Tex
Robert Bright
Bright
Easfest
George Mets
Metz Lilllige Co
Fortenberry
Russian Youth Editors Arrive for U S Campus Tour
Six Hassan youth editors aged 13 to 28 arrived in the United States for a one month campus tour arranged under a government program. The group will meet Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Radcliffe College officials, with stops in Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Raleigh, Washington, and New York.
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Hassan
United States
Riisela
Tragic Doppelganger Deaths Near Apartment Quiet
A husband and his wife died within minutes after an alarmed neighbor found the man collapsed in a city apartment. Morris and Rose were both transported to St Elizabeth's Hospital where the husband died shortly after arrival. Authorities investigate cause and timing of the fatalities.
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Ausulifer
Ross
Morris
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Aircraft Strike Halts Missile Work
About 500 construction workers walked off Monday in a protest by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers members against assigning 16 plain service electricians to the job. Representatives of construction companies and the union could not be reached for comment.
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Varn Uanawsral
Tm. Uy
Constewe'tan
Fetur Air Force
Plail
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sid
Construcion
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