British Jet Crashes After Proving Test At London Airport
A secret prototype jet returning from a proving flight crashed at London Airport just before dignitaries arrived to welcome it home from New Zealand and Australia. The nose sagged, seats failed, and the aircraft plummeted about 300 feet, sparking a broad fire that burned for 200 yards of the runway. Minor injuries were reported among two officials who escaped by parachute as a crowd and delegations gathered to honor the craft and its crew.
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Dulles Opens Iceland Talks in Washington Debates
U S Secretary of State Dulles starts discussions likely to decide if US troops stay in Iceland and if the big Keflavik base will be removed. Icelandic Foreign Minister Emil Johnson arrived with hints of a possible compromise, as North Atlantic defense issues dominate the agenda.
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Rebels Strike in Algerian Cafes Amid Rising Tensions
Reports describe rebels detonating time bombs in Algiers cafes, wounding scores and causing panic as violence surges in the ongoing anti French rebellion. Authorities report hundreds injured across multiple districts. Rebels intensify attacks targeting civilians, with chaos spreading to other cities as the uprising enters a second month.
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Crash victim dies in Buffalo suburb crash
Mick Margaret Eagan, 19, of Bissislo, died today from injuries received yesterday in a Ghost of two motor vehicles crash in the Seneca suburb.
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Bun Weet Seneca
September Weather Review Shows Averages for Month
Weather observers note September near the long-term mean with daily highs mainly in the 60s and 70s. Record a cool spell on the 27th and a warm spell near month end, as frost first appeared and temperatures fluctuated between high and low readings across the period.
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Revenue Dept Sees Tax Take Near 260 Million
The State Revenue Department sides with GOP figures on the 3 percent sales tax yield. Andrey Mo Bradley, budget secretary, says over 68 million collected since March 3, with projections of about 260 million more in the remaining eight months of the biennium. He notes the January 1 start was postponed and cautions about the 322 million estimate.
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Jevy Browisht
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Corry Moose Club Builds Game Room Addition
Corry Moose Club adds a 39 by 40 foot game room to the GULL Moose Glyb building on East Washington. John Zamborle of Columbus directs the project with contractor oversight. The room will feature games, cards, billiards, and a matching one-floor style to the existing structure. Footers were poured and the crew expects completion by November with a $46,000 building permit.
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Bolshoi Ballet Dancers Land in London for Welcome
The Bolshoi Theatre ballet company arrived in London aboard three Soviet airliners. U.S. Air Force personnel at Manston aided clearance and provided interpreters. Among the crew, Jar Glinski a 26 year old from Springfield Massachusetts learned Russian in Poland during the war and later moved to the United States. The visit was briefly in doubt after the Nina Ponomareva shoplifting case but ultimately proceeds delighted London ballet fans.
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Ex Fuehrer Doenitz Freed From Spandau Prison Today
Karl Doenitz, age 65 and frail with high blood pressure, was released after serving a 10 year sentence from the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal. He said little beyond staying silent and hinted at no political plans while reporters questioned whether he could lead a neo Nazi revival in Germany.
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Atty General Moves to Expand Subversive List
Brownell to order two more organizations listed as subversive fronts. The Committee to End Sedition Laws based in Pittsburgh seeks repeal of state sedition statutes and funds for defense of party leaders. California Emergency Defense Committee with offices in Los Angeles and San Francisco also alleged to be Communist controlled and funded.
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Communist Party
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Suez Canal Users Meet Opens in London with 15 Nations
In London a conference opened to form the Suez Canal Users Association later named by Sir Selwyn Lloyd. Delegates from 18 nations debated organizational structure and future relations with Egypts authorities while 14 countries signaled intent to join as full members including Australia Denmark France West Germany Iran Italy Netherlands New Zealand Portugal Spain Sweden Turkey United Kingdom and the United States. Other nations Panama Liberia and Belgium were being considered due to shipping and trade ties to Suez.
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Tannery Here Goes On Block Next Month
The famous Kerry Krome tannery founded by Joseph Desmond to be sold at sheriff sale next month across Warren and Erie counties. The Citizens National Bank holds the first mortgage and seeks bids near the $385,000 value, with Corry Building Corporation coordinating local finance support.
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Warren County
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Somoza Funeral Draws Huge Crowd
In Managua Nichraqui crowds gathered as the body of President Aumitasio Roma lay in state and citizens filed past the glown Banket outside the National Palace. A Pontifical Mass was planned and burial was set for the presidential party at the City Tilt. The National Guard prepared for ceremony as the assassin’s bullet ended a long rule.
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Supreme Court Denies Unemployment Pay to Westinghouse Workers
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a Dauphin County decision blocking unemployment compensation for about 23,000 Westinghouse workers in a 1966 contract dispute. The ruling keeps a nine million dollar payment in limbo while the courts consider whether disputed benefits are legally due. The strike lasted 156 days and ended March 2, 1954, with the dispute later sent to arbitration.
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Blaze Injures Farm Worker After Tractor Fire
Paul Libowski, 39, of Stewart Road, was aided after a tractor fire sparked by a ruptured propane tank. He collapsed while firefighters battled flames with dry chemical agents and irrigation equipment at a barn blaze that also caused prior incidents, including a 1951 heart attack and a November stove explosion at his residence. The farm plans to sell the burnt equipment and home soon.
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Body Drowning Report From Glens Wid Area
The body of a young man from Glens Wid was recovered Saturday near the river, as a riverboat operated by Oliver’s Cutler and Wallem faced the incident. Jimmy Healy, 29, drowned. two older brothers were present at the scene.
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Yalta Talks Highlight Tito Khrushchev Meeting
A panel from the American Dental Association discussed fluoride in drinking water amid public controversy. Helmbolz urged referendums while Dr. Meaner defended fluoridation, noting 500,000 people exposed without deaths attributed. Debate preceded the ADA annual meeting opening tomorrow.
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Yugoslav Confab Mirrors Kremlin Power Struggle
Belgrade reports an intra Communist clash amid Tito Khrushchev talks. Hungary’s leader joins the dialogue and Moscow’s stance on Stalinism prompts concern over Yugoslavia and satellite states. Kremlin policy and party factions loom large in Belgrade’s viewing of the crisis.
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Milk Control Body Seeks Expert Testimony in Western Pennsylvania
The State Milk Control Commission arranged to bring Dr. Sanders, an expert in milk consumer economics, to hearings in Evans City High School and Edinboro State Teachers College to study milk consumer problems. The commission aims to hear testimony from farmers, deniers, and consumers on proposed price changes urged by the Keystone Dairy Association, with potential impacts on farm and grain crops across the region.
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VFW Commander Visits Corry Post 204
VEW Commander Morton Fromm visited Lt A W Thompson Post 204 of Corry with Department Adjutant Robert Musser and several district officers. He announced the appointment of Saito J Barresi as Post 204 Patriotic Instructor and urged a larger VFW membership while ceremonies included wartime pins and a luncheon in the VPW Garden Room.
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Cars Collide At Lowville Morning Crash Report
A morning car collision near Lowville injured no one but caused damage. Vehicles driven by Charles Cireen of Clymer and a second driver identified as Taser of Kone collided, with police noting injuries minimal. The coroner reports Teanyoid George Hilger of McKees Rocks died after choking yesterday.
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Pilot Lands Plane In Street For A Beer
A 26 year old mechanic Thomas Fitzpatrick piloted a small plane onto a Manhattan street near a tavern early Sunday. He taxied to the bar and had a brief beer before police arrived. He was arraigned on a felony charge as officers noted the landing was a near impossible feat.
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Boy Shot With .22 Caliber Rifle In Farm Area
A 13 year old boy was shot in the wrist by a companion using a .22 caliber rifle at a farm near a town mill. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon and the boy was brought to City Hospital in 7A for treatment. Police say the shooter, also 13, is a playmate who admitted firing the weapon during a group outing.
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Pittsburg Man Margarit Brew Dies From Injuries
A report from Villapurgh states 69 year old Margarit Brew died from injuries sustained in a September trolley accident. Authorities described the collision as a mishap involving a trolley car and pedestrian, with investigations ongoing and no immediate charges announced.
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Falls Asleep At Wheel, Area Youth injured
A driver fell asleep near Mil Village on Route 6M sending a vehicle off the road. The area youth sustained a serious injury with a concussion and facial injuries. Police say the driver drifted off the roadway and lost control. The crash occurred at night near Mil Village with ambulances and hospital staff responding.
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