Atomic tests raise new doubts on Geneva talks
United Nations reports Russia fired two nuclear test shots on Nov 1 and 3. Officials in Washington hope Moscow yields to U.S. and U.N. pressure to suspend tests amid Geneva negotiations. Eisenhower and Dulles keep open the possibility of a temporary pause and ongoing self imposed ban.
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Parter
Britain
Soviet Union
Defense Department
ABC
Jamestown Family among 10 killed in Ohio Turnpike crash
A head on collision on the Ohio Turnpike near Warren Ohio killed George N Bentley 32 and his wife Della their four children and Claudia Brooks 45 of Detroit. The other driver John M Hines Jr 41 of Detroit survived with a broken arm and multiple injuries.
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Turnpike
George N. Bentley
Della
Claudia Brooks
Detroit
John M. Hines Jr
Hines
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Ohto
Hope Diamond Donated To Smithsonian
New York jeweler Barry Winston donated the Hope diamond, a 44.4 carat midnight blue gem with a three century legend, to the Smithsonian Institution for display in Washington. The shipment was insured for a million dollars and Winston expects a March presentation ceremony. He declined four offers since acquiring the gem in 1949 from the estate of Mrs. H. McLean.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Ue Heine Itz
Fie
Tests Show Scientists How To Use A Bomb In Construction
Berkeley based report says October Nevada site detonations taught scientists how to plan surface safe blasts with underground tests. Sealed-depth formula predicts explosive mass needed to create harbors, canals, lakes, or large excavations without surfacing radiation. Observers note depths from 200 to 770 feet, with yields from 1 to more than 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Passports Issued After Court Ruling Targets Commmunist Ties
Washington AP security chief Roderic L. O Connor reports that since the Supreme Court ruling, dozens of Communist affiliated individuals have applied for passports. He notes the lack of congressional authority to deny requests based on associations and urges legislative action to curb the issue.
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Jamestown Malleable Ends Long Strike
Jamestown Malleable ends a protracted labor dispute after a new agreement reached with the Jamestown Malleable Steelworkers Union. Carl Purpura and Avie Beck, acting leaders, announced that the company and union have achieved mutual satisfaction on key terms.
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Corry Journal Co Sponsoring New York City Tour Promo
The Corry Evening Journal and Susquehanna Press announce a joint holiday tour to New York City departing November 28. The two day trip includes an NBC studio tour, Broadway theater access, meals, hotel, sightseeing, and round trip rail fare with partial deposits required a week before departure.
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Suauinca Republican
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Asell
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Guntin
New York
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Brie Raita Delet
British Call For Retaliatory Cyprus Action
Britain faces public anger over killings of British civilians in Cyprus. Conservative MPs push for tougher measures including a military governor for the island. Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templar mentioned as a candidate, while Archbishop Makarios is criticized by The Telegraph for alleged responsibility.
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Telcor
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Telegraph
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Ieader
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Welcome Set For 13 Rescued From Ice Floe
Thirteen of twenty men rescued from a storm split ice floe near the North Pole were welcomed today at the Air Force station. The group includes ten scientists and four Air Force personnel from an International Geophysical Year expedition. Maj Bast G. Commons, commander of the mission, led the rescue aboard plane 401 and praised pilot Joe B. Sullivan of Kansas City for an outstanding performance.
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George Chikanovieh
Corinbia Thuversity
IGY
Thule
Greputaid
Crikanovich
Commons
Joe B. Sullivan
Kansas City
Sullivan
Damage Result From Route 6 Crash Near Ranges Corners
A Route 6 collision near Ranges corners injured no one yesterday afternoon at 5 15 pm. Gordon Newsnimi 33 of Mayville drove east in a bixy auto while Rey Watrous 17 of Union City drove a truck into the intersection of Route 6 and 98. State Police at the Corry substation said about 1250 damage occurred split between the two vehicles with 50 to the Newman car and 200 to the truck.
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Ranges Corners
Corry
Gordon R. Newsnimi
Mayville
Rey L. Watrous
Union City
Watrous
Newman
Body Recovered Yesterday by Erie Coast Guard
A body identified as unidentified was recovered yesterday by the Erie Coast Guard, authorities said. The incident prompted a recovery operation along the shoreline with ongoing efforts to determine the identity and circumstances surrounding the death.
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Erie Coast
Last Stage Misfires Moon Rocket Failure At Cape Canaveral
The Air Force third moon rocket failed to reach space when its third stage misfired after launch at Cape Canaveral. The craft rose about 1,000 miles before reentering Earth, with NASA and Army efforts continuing on related probes and future attempts planned for early December. Weather improved for a night launch though rain briefly fell.
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Liemoon
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Ue Moan
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N.Y
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Florida
Second Body Recovered From Lake Erie Mishap
Searchers found Leroy Bauwens 27 of Bothwell Ontario in Lake Erie, the second Canadian drill crew member to die after a drilling rig collapse offshore. The first body, not yet identified, was found tied to a rubber life raft miles north of Erie. autopsy shows the second victim drowned despite a life jacket, while the first died from exhaustion and exposure. Authorities continue to search for two remaining crew members as weather hampers efforts.
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Bothwell
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Erie Coast Guardsmen
Coronr Waren
W. Wood
Wood
Humel Hospital
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Wieman
Bauwens
Trio Held Over In Barn Arson Case In Corry
Three Garry men from Corry, Thelo Bemis 22, Robert Beihis 23, Donald McKuhn 30, appeared before Alderman Cobbett and pled not guilty before changing plea. They are held at Erie County jail awaiting bond hearing after October 21 barn fire on Alwa road that burned the structure. nearby property saved. ERIE BUSINESSMAN DIES Erie auto dealer Charles A Dailey, 57, died of a heart attack at home near Erie. founder and president of Daily Chevrolet agency.
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Russell Bemis
Donald MecKuhn
Alwa Road
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Stanford Hose
Erie
Charles A Dailey
Dailey
Waterford Pike
Daily
Chevrolet
Farmer Refuses Draft and Other Sentences in Philadelphia Case
Willan H. Bishop, a 24 year old Riverson farm resident, was placed on two years probation after refusing induction on religious grounds. He said he would rather go to prison than work in a hospital or around sick people. Judge George E. Welsh ordered probation and told him to align views with the majority of American youth. Four other offenders received probation, suspended sentences, or prison time for related offenses including theft from federal funds and misappropriation of postal funds. Sau Buns, 48, Easton, received six months in federal prison for transporting a stolen car from Easton to Phillipsburg New Jersey last May 22.
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Chester County
Willan H. Bishop
Riverson R. D
U. S
George E. Welsh
Welsh
Bishop
Pollstown
United States Health Service
Met
Robert E. Smith
Farmersville
Lancaster County
George O. George
Allentown
Doin H. Helfiich
Landisville
Sau Buns
Easton
Phillipsburg
Gov't Lifts Ban on Cornucopia Gold Mines Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced the resumption of over-the-counter trading in Cornucopia Gold Mines, Inc. shares next Wednesday. Trading had been suspended since July 25 after Earl Belle, Pittsburgh financier and former Cornucopia president, fled to South America and faced fraud and conspiracy charges. The SEC cited recent hearings and a bankruptcy order as sufficient to alert the public, while trading on the American Stock Exchange remains suspended.
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Cornucopia Gold Mines, Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Cornucopia
South America
SEC
Commission
American Stock Exchange
Why NORWALK Ohio car crash survivor mystery
NORWALK Ohio AP reports a driver in a fatal crash may have crossed a medial strip or used an emergency crossover on the Ohio Turnpike. Seven people died in a head on collision as a state patrol car sped to intercept the lone survivor. John M. Hines Jr., 41, of Detroit, was the only survivor and remains incoherent. Officials say clues are only guesses as investigators assess how the eastbound vehicle ended up in the westbound lane near service plazas and crossovers marked violators will be prosecuted.
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Ohio
John M. Hines Jr
Detroit
Ift Hines
Castalia
Fatal Route 6 head on crash claims four lives
A 12:40 AM head on collision on Route 6 near Warren killed three men and a woman. Victims identified as Romaine Lane, 28, Clarendon. Glen E. Freeman, 37. Harvey L. Lapp, 48. Jesse L. Mountain, 65. Only survivor was Ken Lane, 28, hospitalized with injuries. Coroner and troopers investigate. both cars were eastbound and attempting to pass. Police say no other victims were found.
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Ed Lowrey
Romaine Lane
Clarendon
Glen E. Freeman
Harvey L. Lapp
Jesse L. Mountain
Erie
Warren General Hospital
Warren County
Freeman
Willed
Paul Dell
Darwin Paluchuk
Lowrey
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