Gromyko Seeks UN Flight Ban Amid U2 Row
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko flies to New York to press for a U N ban on U S flights, aiming to bind after Eisenhower leaves office. He says the president’s Paris pledge is only a tactical move to delude world opinion as Security Council plans debate on the U2 incident.
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United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
New York
U.N
Eisenhower
White House
Gromyko
Publc
Security “Council
U. S
Paris
Khrushchev Warns East Berlin Amid Nuclear Tension
Khrushchev visits East Berlin with a cautionary message to East German rulers to avoid war scare and a possible West Berlin explosion. He delivers subdued remarks after Paris clash, while a massive East Berlin rally is cancelled by Soviet aligned leaders signaling tighter control and uncertain peace talks prospects.
Erie County Shop Work Up 300 Over March
Erie County employment in mid-April was estimated 300 higher than March and 2,600 above the 33,600 figure of April 1989, per James Roseberry, manager of the Corry office. Losses in rubber and plastics products and electrical machinery contrasted with gains elsewhere. year over year, most sectors improved except paper, printing, and other nondurable goods. Labor supply remains higher than demand, with weather slowing outdoor work and few easy job opportunities for applicants. Nominal rise in industrial employment expected this month, with no change to surplus area clarification.
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Erie County
James Roseberry
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Roseberry
Crash Probe on Route 6 Leaves Woman Hurt
Troopers continued today the investigation into an auto crash one mile east of Union City on Route 6 yesterday. Clifford Crocker of Union City, 48, was westbound when his car left the road and struck a utility pole, injuring passenger Myrtle Eck, 44, of Corry FD 1. She suffered a severe laceration to the right ear and an ankle fracture and was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital, then transferred to Hamot Hospital in Erie. Car damage was about 100 dollars. An ex ambassador Oswald Arthur Scott, 67, former Britain envoy to Finland and Peru, died yesterday.
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Corry
Union City
Clifford Crocker
Myrtle Eck
FD. 1
Corry “Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bloodmobile Visits Corry Tuesday For Blood Drive
The Buffalo Bloodmobile returns to Corry at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post on West Washington Street from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Campaign chair James St. George urges more younger donors, especially ages 20 to 30, noting 99 pints behind last year’s quota. Next week aims for 125 pints. donors on the list will be contacted, or walk-ins welcome at the post home.
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Buffalo Bloodmobile
James St. George
Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
Red Cross
Public Library
St. George
3 Day Scout Camporee Opens in LeBoeuf District Meade Park
The Boy Scouts in the LeBoeuf District including Corry begin a three day camporee at Mead Park with a celebration of the 50th anniversary of scouting. The program features a Board of Review for rank advancement, a Saturday campfire, conservation demonstrations, patrol skill contests, and a closing ceremony with awards. Cub Scouts from Corry Pack 181 visit Sunday afternoon guided by Herman Steaves.
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Lufheeuets
LeBoeuf
Corry
Mead Park
Corry Pack
Herman Steaves
Corty
Newell Beckwith
Harborcreek
Harold Schaeffer
Daniel Grabowski
North East
Corry Troop 161
St.Thomas' Church
Paul Bauer
Board of Review
Probe Stabbing In School Brawl At Beaver Falls High
Beaver Falls Senior High officials convened a meeting to probe a stabbing during a free-for-all after classes. Student William Hutchinson was stabbed in the chest and back. five 18-year-old youths are slated to appear before the school board after Hutchinson received hospital treatment and was released.
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Sunyom Falls
Beaver Falls
William Hutchinson
Beau Pally
Hutchinson
Ike Returns To U S Today Leaves Lisbon Summit Fiasco
President Eisenhower departed Lisbon for Washington to brief Americans on the Paris summit failure. He hailed strengthened Portugal relations after a 24 hour stopover and vowed to report back on efforts toward peace with Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
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Ike
U. S
Lisbon
Portugal
Eisenhower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
London
Harold Macmillan
United States
Khrushchev
Macmillan
House of Commons
Charles de Gaulle
France
Eisenhower Returns Home to Rousing Welcome
Eisenhower lands at Andrews Air Force Base after the East West summit in Paris. Crowds line his one mile drive to the White House as teachers, officials, and thousands of schoolchildren greet him with a spontaneous welcome. Portugal stopover urged a belt lighting and a chin up attitude.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Mixon
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Paris
Grads Stage Class Day Chaos at Corry High School
A mix of juniors and seniors at Corry Area High School staged class day activities that damaged property and led to one arrest for reckless driving. Police noted loud racing near East South Street, while teachers cleaned up spent signs and litter inside and outside the school. Principal Howard J. Sheen said repairs would be funded by class funds. Civil Defense officials reported limited on scene presence.
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Corry Area
Odes Richard A. Reed
Lake Street
East South Street
George Gordon
Howard J. Sheen
Junor
Harley Drake
Clifford Holcomb
Civil Defense
Hero
Holcomb
Atlas missile flight marks 9000 mile test record
The Air Force fired an Atlas missile 9000 miles from Cape Canaveral. It set a record for the longest surface to surface flight, surpassing prior Soviet and American claims. The launch reached over 1000 miles in altitude and about 17000 mph, with a nose cone in the target area near 1000 miles southeast of Capetown.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Central Pacific
Capetown
Prince Edward Islands
Brai
Italian exchange student to study at Corry High
Aldo Germese, 11, from Udine Italy, will arrive in September as Corry Area High School's third foreign exchange student. He loves music and engineering, is an avid tape recorder buff, and will live with the McCray family on Spartansburg road.
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Corry Area High School
Aldo Gremese
Udine
Italy
Austria
Yugoslavia
Nene
Alda
CAHS
New York
American Field Service
Robert McCray
Spartansburg Road
Germany
Ccllie
Aldo
Wirs
Lino Germese
Pranca
Germese
McCray
Tocal
Robert
Thistela
Churchmen mull nuclear attack problem program at YMCA
A Corry program by the Corry Area Council of Churches will educate area churches on shelter roles during a nuclear attack. Clifford Holcomb explains churches as prime bomb shelters. Maj. Manley Robbins Jr and Capt. Theodore Swanson assist. Films precede a survival discussion. Attendance urged for all churches. start time 5:10 p.m.
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YMCA
Clifford Holcomb
Corry
Holcomb
Manley Robbins Jr
CD Police
Theodore Swanson
Bingo raid nets eight arrests in East Liberty
In Pittsburgh eight men were arrested during a Veterans of Foreign Wars bingo night in East Liberty as about 225 players watched. Police charged all eight with operating a lottery.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
CAIDC Fund Appeal Under Way In Corry
The Corry Aves Industrial Development Fund campaign previews a $125000 drive to lure new industries. Robert Bracken chairs, with divisions led by Robert Ott Jr and Phillip Zalzneck. 500 residents have left Corry. campaign aims to restore jobs and boost local income and retail trade.
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Caidc Fund
Corry Aves
Industrial Development Fund
Robert Bracken
Corry
Robert Ott Jr
Charles Bracken
Clifford Buesink
Clifford Taylor
Luke Graham
Phillip Zalzneck
Leo Dolan
Milton Cherry
Merle van
Bullet Meant For Woodchuck Kills Area Man
Russell resident Carl Van Orman M age was killed by a hunter from Warren while pursuing woodchucks near his home on the Russell Lander road. Don Hendrickson 15 of Warren said he fired at a moving figure after whistling for a woodchuck and found Van Orman shot in the head. Coroner Ed Lowrey called it accidental death. Van Orman served four years as a navy aviation mate and returned home May 15 1959. Hendrickson is to report to Pensacola Naval Station next Wednesday as an air cutter.
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Warren
Russell
Carl van Orthan
Russell-Lander Road
VanOrman
Don Hendrickson
Hendrickson
van Orman
Warren County
C Lowrey
Navy
Pensacola
Russians and Chinese Attack U S in Global Protests
London AP report notes millions in the Soviet Union and Red China demonstrated against the United States as propaganda outlets branded President Eisenhower a gangster and robber. Red Star accuses Nixon of spying during his prior visit to the USSR.
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London
Soviet Union
Red China
Rescue Effort For Five Climbers On Mt McKinley
Anchorage AP reports rescuers, including Seattle Mountain Rescue Council members, inch toward Mt McKinley s 20320 foot summit to reach eight sick climbers and four uninjured people awaiting extraction by Army helicopter. Temperatures near 15 below zero as teams plan another ascent in difficult conditions.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North America
Inmem
Mying
Mt. McKinley
Seattle Mountain Rescue Council
Amy
Peter Bading
Paul Crematert
Vets Approve $34800 Alley Expansion Move
Members of the VFW Building Association unanimously approved a $34800 expansion that adds four bowling alleys to the current four and funds for related facilities. The plan includes a bowling office kitchen expanded bar area and cloak room with automatic pin platters. New directors Dean Dolan John Chillee and Robert Ottawas named.
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VFW Building Association
Tne
William Roelling
Association
Ingh
Dean Dolan
John Chillee
Robert Ottawas
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Christunt A. Herter
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William L. Ryan
East Berlin
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East Ber-lin
Troopers
Oswald Arthur Scott
Britain
Finland
Peru
Bloodmobile
Portela
Americo Tomaz
Antonio Oliveira Salazar
United
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Associated Press
Lewis Gulich
State Herter
Grads
Aldo Germese
Wiudent
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Bracken
U. 5
Alaskan
George
Dickerson
Elizabeth Gibson
Polite
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