Corr y High School seniors named in list and injuries report
A fragmentary list names Corr y High School seniors including Chapin Clark Mary lene Hebers Clin Nichols Christine Youer and Wilms Troyer. The roll of local injuries covers a 1 15 a m ROW 18 crash near Conneaut Lake injuring Roger Smock and others including Larry Burrows who fractured his nose and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Spitva
Uae
Te Quiles
Conneaut Lake
Sabursky
Roger Smock
Meadville
Willam T White
R. D
Corry
City Hospital
Mesdville
White
Unem
Larry Burrows
Walter Burrows
Elgin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sugar Grove
Tivine Chandler
Columbus
Jayne
Robert
Francis Carlel
Patricia Guth
Joseph Guth
Wayne Street
Missing Syracuse youth tied to local drunken driving case
John Harnak, 41, of Union City, was sentenced to two months in Evie County prison and fined 250 dollars for drunk driving stemming from last year’s incident. This marks a fourth drunken driving offense. Judge Samuel Rossiter imposed the sentence after Harnak pled guilty.
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John Harnak
Union City
Evie Counny
Harnak
Samuel Rossiter
Police Collar Three Drivers
Police stopped three drivers over a long weekend in Corry. David Stultz Cory was cited for reckless driving near West South Street and South Center Street as youths exited Hi-PL. Lary Haven Cory was cited for running a stop sign at Mill and East South. Raymond Walton 19 was cited for reckless driving near South Center and West Main as tires squealed and spins occurred amid heavy traffic. Information was filed with Alderimm M. Cobbett.
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Cary Pane
David Stultz
R, D
Cory
West Sou Street
South Center Street
Barney's
Firestone
South Street
Alderimm M. S. Cobbett
Lary J. Haven
Clymet
Mill and
East South Street
Hazen
Mill Street
East South
West Main
Cobbett
Television Review: Suspense series opener intrigues viewers
NYAP reporter previews summer replacements noting The Machine Called Murder as a solid hourlong suspense tale with a brainy insurance statistician who uncovers a killer pattern. Starry cast includes Larry Blyden and Von Furstenberg. Walter Slezak hosts a strong debut.
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New York
Dinah Shorn
Tve
Larry Blyden
Belys von. Furstenberg
Walter Slezak
Koreans Riot In Protest As Rhee Leaves
About 1,000 college students protested in downtown Seoul demanding Acting President Huh Chung resign for aiding ousted President Syngman Rhee’s exit to Hawaii. A Taegu march drew 1,500 students urging Huh to quit, echoing April demonstrations that toppled Rhee. Police limited the protests as students denounced the provisional government and called for dissolution of the Assembly. The former president and his Austrian-born wife flew to Honolulu for a rest, with questions about their return.
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Seoul
South Korea
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Hawaii
Taegu
Huh
Tangook Buddhist University
National Assembly
Honolulu
Korea
Assembly summons Huh to explain Rhee case
Members of the anti-Rhee Democratic party accuse acting president Huh of shielding his predecessor from criminal responsibility. They call Rhee an unfortunate old man and say his presence invites counter-revolutionaries, urging the government to request the United States repatriate him for the investigation of irregularities alleged against his regime.
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Huh
Rhee
anti-Rhee Democratic Party
United States
SEATO Chiefs Confront China Target in Southeast Asia
SEATO leaders meet to weigh the risk that Communist China is emboldened by Khrushchev's summit disruption. A confidential SEATO advisory report flags Southeast Asia as a prime Chinese target. Reports from Pete Sarasin and the Bangkok council will shape possible stepped up military aid to the Philippines Pakistan and Thailand.
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China
Nikita Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
SEATO
Pete Sarasin
Council of Representatives
Bangkok
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Soviet Threat Seen To Hide Rocket Bases
Moscow warns it will strike any airfield used by planes over Soviet territory. Analysts view Malinovsky speech as blunt warning to deter allies from hosting U.S. bases. Senators warn of potential nuclear risk if violations occur.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Marshal Rodlon Malinovsky
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Malinovsky
State Department
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vd
One Union
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Steel Exec Retires From Jones and Laughlin Steel
J B Jones TT retired today as vice president and secretary of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. He had held the office since 1927. The company did not announce Jones successor.
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Steel Exec
Pittsburgh
J. Jones TT
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Jones
Workplace pensions and health cover expand for workers
New York AP reports a broad wave of employer plans extending beyond public security programs. Insured pension coverage protects 544 million workers through 28 420 employer employee plans, with reserves totaling about 1.5 billion dollars. More firms insure against business travel hazards and even mental health, while coverage expands from limited to all risk travel among manufacturers.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance i
National Industrial Conference Board
Aow
Insurance programs cover death risks and key personnel only
The Institute of Life Insurance reports that 13 per cent insure only selected officers or key personnel. Most programs pay benefits for death or dismemberment with exclusions for medical expenses or weekly indemnity. Retired persons now share annual incomes over 300 million dollars under insured pension plans. Conventional group annuities cover 2 million workers under 5,250 contracts.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Student killed after being struck near Villanova campus
Villanova University student John Baduini, 18, of Newark Ohio, was fatally struck while crossing a road near the campus on Saturday. The driver was identified as another student. Baduini was thrown about 75 feet and his shoes were knocked off, with one shoe striking a passing car’s windshield.
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Villanova
John Baduini
Newark
Ohio
Villanova University
Baduini
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