Khrushchev Leaves Berlin After Unity Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev headed home from Berlin after unity talks with East German leaders. He pledged to leave West Berlin issues until a new summit, spoke briefly at Schoenfield Airport, and said the socialist camp remains united. Ulbricht accompanied him. Grotewohl was reported sick.
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Seelenbinder Hall
Nikita Khrushchhev
East Berlin
Werner
Berlin
Nikdta Khrushchev
Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Ber UN
Schoenfield
East Germany
Lse
Walter Ulbricht
Siquor
Otto Grotewohl
Paris
Niedersehoenhausen
Stalinallee
Great House
Khrushchev Shifts Tone in Berlin Amid Cold War Tensions
In East Berlin Khrushchev softens his approach and signals limited concessions for a future top level meeting within six to eight months. He avoids Apology and warns the West against steps hindering another Soviet summit while Moscow braces for the Cold War stance ahead of potential crises.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
West
East
East Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Khnushchev
Moscow
Oil City Teen Killed as Car Leaves Road
An oil city teenager died at Oil City Hospital after a car containing three Franklin youths failed to negotiate a curve on Deep Hollow Road. Jack Kugler and Leonard Reisinger were injured and remained in fair condition. Police cited a pole strike and bank-ment rollover with occupants thrown from the car.
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Deep Hollow Road
Franklin
Mriver
Richard Seoss
Oil City
Jack Kugler
Leonard Reisinger
Cross
Warren Man Charged in Fatal Woodchuck Hunting Incident
A Warren man, year-old, was arraigned before Peace Justice Leonard Weston on shooting at and killing a person by mistaken game during a woodchuck hunt. Don Hendrickson pleaded innocent and posted $4,000 bond. Coroner Ed C. Lowrey ruled Carl VanOrman, 24, died accidentally.
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Waakken
Warren
Russell
Leonard Weston
Don Hendrickson
Warren County
Ed C. Lowrey
Carl VanOrman
Russell-Lander Road
Corry businessmen urged to back industry drive
Robert Bracken urged local businessmen to support the Corry Aree Industrial Development Fund campaign, stressing enlightened self interest. He noted Corry’s population decline and the nation’s stronger economy, urging five man committee enlistments by next Thursday and dedication of time and money to attract customers and grow business.
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Robert Bracken
Gewery
Corry
Bracken
Cony
George
Soviet says forces forced down U.S. transport in East Germany
A Soviet Embassy spokesman in Berlin said Soviet forces forced down a U S Air Force transport that crash landed in East Germany near Weisbaden. The eight Americans aboard were seized by East German police prompting a U S State Department response and possible direct negotiations with Soviet authorities.
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Berlin
U. S
East Germany
United States
U.S. Air Force
Copenhagen
Hamburg
West Germany
Baltic
Pige Bight
Erielle Switches Plea Guilty Of Drunk Driving
Senyo Erie yesterday pled guilty to drunk driving before Alderman Cobbett reversing a prior not guilty plea. He had struck a utility pole and a guy wire on West Pleasant Street while a blood test reportedly showed alcohol at 1 percent.
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Senyo
Erie
Cobbett
West Pleasant Street
Harley Drake
Kennedy Crushes Morse in Oregon Primary Triumph
In Oregon Kennedy overwhelms Morse in the Democratic primary with about 52 percent of the vote to Morse’s 33 percent. Kennedy collects 17 delegate votes at the convention, boosting his tally to 9,174 of 7,761 pledged. Morse refuses to concede, planning to issue a statement after a night's sleep. Republican Nixon leads GOP ballots, with Oregon’s 18 convention votes pushing Nixon toward the national tally.
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Morse
Oregon
Portland
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Massachusetts
Moisé
Los Angeles
Ophis Primiary
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon Jolson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Yeorge Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
Symington
Stevenson
Suchard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
Eisenower
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Crowds Welcome Ike Home After Washington Return
Washington AP President Eisenhower returns to a cheering crowd at Andrews Air Force Base amid talks of the failed summit. About 200000 line the route to the White House as a missing armed C47 enters East German territory with eight aboard held by East Germany. Khrushchev later cited the U2 incident as heightening East West tension. Ike plans a Gettysburg home rest and a national TV address on the summit debacle. Stevenson criticizes the handling as a mess.
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Washington
Eisentower
Andrews Air Force Base
Pantigal
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Gettysburg
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Two Saved From Alaskan Peak After Mt McKinley Crash
In Alaska two rescue flights reached injured rancher Helga Bading and Mrs Helga Bading 31 and John Day from Oregon from Mt McKinley the tallest peak. Don Sheldon 38 Talkeetna flew them to Talkeetna after single engine plane landings. Two men died in a later crash near the scene.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North America
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Helga Bading
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Mt. McKinley
Bading
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Peter Schoening
James and
Louis ‘Whittaker
Seattle
Scott Pa. GOP Chairman Elected In Youth Victory
In Philadelphia AP reports Senator Hugh Scott, age 58, defeated State Senator M Harvey Taylor, age 83, to become chairman of Pennsylvania's Republican delegation to the national convention. The vote of 4 to 0 occurred during an organizational meeting of the 70-member delegation in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania Senate
Taylor
Chicago
Youngster Loses Eye After School Bus Crash
A nine year old boy from Lancaster was blinded in one eye after a fog shrouded school bus crash on a highway. Nine children were injured including 11 year old David Muller. the driver Lloyd Weaver suffered facial gashes requiring stitches.
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Lancaster
Merving
Garman
Imik Palate
David Muller
Lloyd Weaver
Wes
Two Win WOTM Scholarships Awarded
The Corry Women Of The Moose announced two nursing scholarship winners. Alberta Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Irwin of Frederick Street, will begin training at Hamot Hospital in Erie this September. Barbara Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson of West Washington Street, will start at WCA Hospital in Jamestown this September.
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Corry Women of the Moose
Marlyn Jukes
William Prine
Alberta Irwin
Set
C. W. Irwin
Frederick
Afissa Eewin
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Barbara Patterson
Robert Patterson
West Washington
Street
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Tuesday Session Sets Plan for City Growth
On Tuesday planners and the public will review three key areas in Corry's future: school expansion recreation and streets and highways. Reed J. Dunnip of Michael Baker Associates will present preliminary reports on the latest plan phases at the City Planning Commission Steering Committee meeting.
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Cc Iies
Michael Baker
City Planning Commission
Anderson
Appea
Com
Munity
Reed J. Dunnip
Baker
Corry
Slayer Of Sheriff To Die In Chair
John F. Butler was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Sheriff James R. Lauer of Northumberland County. The death penalty was imposed by a seven woman and five man jury after four hours of deliberation. Butler, 33, with a 19 year criminal record, said the verdict is a bad one and his attorney plans an appeal.
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Pittsburgh
John F. Butler
James R. Lauer
Northumberland County
Butler
Allegheny County
Marjorie Matson
State Supreme Court
Lauer
McCandless
Western State Penitentiary
Samuel Strauss
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