Senate Begins Summit Probe Amid Tense Fallout
Washington AP report on Senate Foreign Relations Committee summoning Secretary of State Christian Herter to testify on the U2 spy plane incident and pre summit developments. Partisan pressure grows as Democratic and Republican leaders seek a bipartisan inquiry while tensions rise within Johnson's camp over President Eisenhower's handling of the summit breakdown. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Steurt
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Teash
Eisenhowver
Unose
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Mike Monroney
D-Offla
Johnson
Eisenhower
Soviet Eagle Plaque Stirs U N Security Council
Ambassador Lodge cites a wooden plaque of the U S seal found hollow and capable of listening as concrete Soviet espionage. Harriman recalls receiving the plaque in 1945 and believes the listening device may have been added after his tenure during redecorating. Hawkes?
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Andrei Gromyko
Lodge
Soviet Union
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
George F. Kennan
Harriman
Secretary Herter says Soviets cancelled welcome issue
In a closed door briefing Secretary of State Herter disclosed that the Soviet welcome article for Eisenhower’s planned June visit was canceled before May 6. The US said Khrushchev pulled the invitation prior to the U2 incident, with Moscow's USSR magazine replacing the piece and altering the cover.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas ©. Morgan
D-Pa
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Morgan
Ussr
United States
America
Shrustichev
Supreme Soviet
Delays Hit Memorial Day Flag Plans Across Center Street
Merchants expected a sea of Old Glory along Center Street for Memorial Day but a flag pole delivery delay due to a truck strike and shipping holdups disrupts the setup. The Chamber arranged new flag posts for shops lacking them and Mag sales ran citywide. manufacturers say wooden poles shipments will miss Memorial Day but may arrive by June 14.
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Center Street
Chamber of Commerce
Electrocution Fatality in Coal Mine Near Clarion
Pat Wayne Jones, 47, of Clarion, was found dead by electrocution in a coal mine about three miles south of here. Coroner J Ward Kler of Clarion County said Jones apparently touched a 220 volt power line while standing in water.
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Clarion
Pat Wayne Jones
Here
J. Ward Kler
Clarion County
Jones
Negotiations Stymied In Pennsy Strike Threat Amid Turmoil
The 1st system wide strike at Pennsylvania Railroad looms as 25,000 workers threaten to walk out at 4 pm EST after talks over 21 cents an hour and improved conditions bog down. Union leaders warn actions could halt traffic. a 60 day postponement follows Eisenhower era board plan. In Turkey, the army seized control in a bloodless coup d etat, pledging free elections and key Western alliances remain intact as unrest grows after Menderes crackdown. The rebels urged citizens to stay home and obey military orders.
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Chicago
Nuge Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union of America
Pan
Quill
Khrushchev
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Eisenhowby
Zner
Amirpeeney
Oraee
Philadelphia
Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Republican People’s Party
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Turts
Anbara
Soviets Seek U N Censure Over U S Spy Flights
United States faces a new bid by the Soviet Union in the U N Security Council to condemn American spy flights over the Soviet Union. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko proposed an amendment to a four-nation resolution urging all states to refrain from actions escalating tensions, framing the issue around airspace incursions. US Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge dismissed the charge as fantastic as the council rejected the Soviet resolution 7 to 2, with Poland in line with the Soviet bloc and Ceylon and Tunisia abstaining.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gromyko
Poland
Ceylon
Tunisia
Britain
France
China
Argentina
Ecuador
Italy
Titusville Bears Invade Residential Areas Prompt Warnings
Titusville officials report eight bears spotted near homes in the area. Charles Harvey reportedly faced a bear as it damaged a bee hive and chased him. Another bear tore into a corn crib near Hornesta. Officials trapped one bear and released it in Allegheny National Forest.
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Titusville
State Name Commission
Charles Harvey
Runaway Car Smashes Band in Maine Parade
Gov Reed witnessed a runaway car crash into a high school band preparing for a parade in Madawaska Maine. Twelve children were injured, three dragged beneath the vehicle, bandmaster Howard Murphy knocked down, driver George Pelletier 62 arrested for drunken driving with $5,000 bail.
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Madawaska
Maine
Edmundston
N. B
George Pelletier
Oward Murphy
U. S. Customs Service
Industry Fund Workers Set Campaign Kickoff Planned
Corry Area Industrial Development Fund gears up with 68 of 70 solicitors ready. A kickoff 3:30 PM Tuesday at City Municipal Building precedes a dinner in VFW Hall with Eric Jones from the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce as keynote speaker. Bracken notes $125,000 goal. recruitment aims at broad civic backing and swift action.
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Corry Area
VFW
Bracken
Corry
Sister Willed Major Part of Harper Estate
The will of Mrs. Ora Harper left a substantial portion of her $16,000 estate to her sister Mrs. Maude Stanford of Corry. Executors named include her sister as executrix. A 20 acre Columbus Township farm in Warren County was left to brother Joseph B Sullivan and cousin John B Sullivan of R D 2 Gerty. Other $500 gifts were left to Joseph and nephews George Stanford Jr. and John Vieyra.
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Ora Harper
Smith Street
Corry
Maude Stanford
Seventh Street
Erle
Jad. Mau
Columbus Township
Warren County
Joseph B Sullivan
John B. Sullivan
R. D. 2. Gerty
Joseph
Sharon Girl Dies After Door Glass Shatters
Five year-old Paulette Getta ran into a glass storm door in Sharon Pennsylvania. The pane shattered and pierced her heart, killing her almost instantly. Aunt Frances Robbins struggled to stop the bleeding as Paulette’s mother shopped nearby. The Gatta family lives in Hickory Township outside Sharon.
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Haron
Paulette Getta
Frances Robberts
Paulette van Pea
Ernest Gatta
Premier Chou En-lai visits Ulan Bator for goodwill
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Ulan Bator the Mongolian capital for a goodwill visit amid Cold War era diplomatic outreach. The trip underscores Beijing's efforts to strengthen ties with Mongolia during a period of regional tension.
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Mongolia
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Ulan Bator
Aero Supply Nominated for BPW Employee of the Year
Corry Aero Supply, represented by BPW member Betty Pratt, plans to enter the firm in the state competition for the annual Employee of the Year award. The plant, engaged in defense work and seeking a new product pen dact, emphasizes women’s involvement through brainstorming sessions and product suggestions. John L. Wilson notes the move will boost female employee advancement and support Agro management’s efforts amid current order lull.
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Corty
Aero Supply
BPW
Betty Pratt
Aero Employe
Corry Concern
Aero
Pratt
John L. Wilson
Agro
Defense Department
Agricultural head Kellogg dies in Atlantic City
Dr. James W. Kellogg former director and chief chemist of the Bureau of Foods and Chemistry U S Department of Agriculture died yesterday in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James W. Kellogg
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bear Lake Youths Hurt In Auto Crash
Two Bear Lake youths were injured when a car failed to negotiate a curve on the Lottsville Niobe road, careened into an embankment and a tree. Driver James A. King, 17, and Walter L. Rankin, received injuries. King was treated for a possible broken left arm and bruises, Rankin for facial lacerations. Damages were about 400 dollars as troopers investigated and possible charges faced.
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Lottsville-Niobe Road
Corry
James A. King
R. D
Bear Lake
Walter L. Rankin
Beir
Lake
His
Cams
Anion
King
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Rankin
Racial Issue Clouds Senate for School Construction Bill
Washington AP reports an antisegregation amendment raises questions about Senate acceptance of the House passed general school constriction bill. The House approved 206 to 189 a four year program for 1.3 million dollars in federal grants with a 325 million dollar annual total, contingent on state matching and compliance with integration orders.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
House Rules Committee
No Shift In U S Turkish Relations Seen
Washington reports indicate the United States expects Turkey to remain a loyal anti Communist ally after the ouster of Prime Minister Adnan Menderes. Officials cited Turkey's NATO CENTO and UN commitments and strategic location controlling crucial straits and approaches from the Soviet Union. No American casualties or property damage were reported in Ankara.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Asia
Soviet Union
Africa
Middle East
Uttle
Spower
Menderes
NATO
CENTO
United Nations
State Department
Moscow
Virginians Die In Small Plane Crash Near Logan
Three Virginians were killed late last night when a four place Piper Pacer crashed shortly after takeoff from Tiplan Airport, ten miles east of Logan. The victims were Luck Justice of Norfolk, formerly Logan and GE employee. George J Norcum of Portsmouth. and Thomas Be Conrad of Princess Anne, the pilot.
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Logan
W. Va
Here
James A. Stheletor
Logan Civil Air Patrol
Tiplan
Luck, Justice
Norfolk
Ski
General Electric Co
George J. Norcum
Portsmouth
Thomas Be Conrad
Princess Anne
Vanwier
Te Plane
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Greece
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Pennsy Railroad
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Summit —Secretary of
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Rep
William
D.-Pa
House Foreign Affairs — Committee
Calle
Concepcion
Chile
CAHS
Erie
A. O. Smith Corporation
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
James Roseberry
Harper
Sharon
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