Soviets Resume Nuclear Tests Blame West
The Soviet government announced it has resumed nuclear tests, accusing the United States and Britain of continuing testing after Moscow halted six months ago. Tass cited post March 31 as the turning point, noting U S and U K conducted numerous shots while pledges remained. Talks among Soviet British and American reps will open in Geneva on October 31 to pursue a safeguarded suspension agreement.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Sinc
Arctic Circle
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Tass
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Geneva
Cardinals trade Ennis Kasko Mabe for Crowe Grammas Kellner
The St. Louis Cardinals exchanged Del Ennis Endie Kasko and Bobby Mabe to Cincinnati in a major deal sending George Crowe Alex Grammas and Alex Kellner to St. Louis.
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REDS
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
del Ennis
Endie Kasko
Bobby Mabe
Cincinnati
George Crowe
Alex Grammas
Alex Kellner
Aurora taps lounge chief as police head in bizarre bid
In Aurora Illinois Mayor Paul Egan named Lura Patti Counts a nightclub press agent with red hair as the new police chief amid a bingo war uproar. Counts, 28 from Chicago, says she studied sociology at Radford, opposes capital punishment, and promises to push reforms while awaiting bonding clearance for 5000 dollars. The move drew fierce criticism from former chief Curran and others who question her qualifications and the mayoral authority.
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Aurora, Ill
Aurora
Paul Egan
Liza Patricia
Patti) Counts
Chicago
Egan
Til
Aurora Police
Lura Paja
Patti
Ilinois
Donald Curran
Bean
Bingo
Curran
Miss Counts
Radford
W. W
Envoy Confers With Chiang On Crisis Reassures Formosa
U S envoy relays Dulles assurances to Chiang Kai-shek that Washington keeps firm on not yielding to Communist attacks on Quemoy and on demanding a cease fire. Chiang’s reaction was not disclosed as both sides press diverging paths in the Formosa Strait crisis now in its 42nd day.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
China
Quemoy
U.S
Everett
Drumright
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Foreign Ministry
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Islands
Liu Hoh-fi
Defense Ministry
Roland Wn.smool
U.S. Taiwan
Jwar
Smoot
Corry Man Paroled After Sunset Drive-In Robbery
Eugene W. Pier, 23, of Corry, was fined 250 dollars and paroled for 23 months for armed robbery of the Sunset Drive-In Theatre. His accomplice Theodore Kolstee, 20, also of Corry, had earlier faced charges after a related crime in Texas. Kolstee attempted a later hold up in Texas, firing at bystanders during the incident.
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Wments
Huntsville
Tex
Corry
Eugene W. Pier
Marion Street
Sunset Drive-In
Samuel Rossiter
Theodore Kolstee
Spring Street
Mid-West
Pier
Kolstee
Rvnce 1
Texas
Paving Nears Completion on First Avenue Project
Crews from the Joseph McCormick Co. of Erie move toward finish on First Avenue as they lay the final asphalt layers. McCormick, the low bidder, supplied about 100 tons of material with a scratch coat to smooth irregularities and two more courses including a top finishing layer. The street from West Pleasant Street to the railroad tracks will be repaved, with work expected to finish today.
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First Avenue
Joseph McCormick Co
Erie
McCormick
West Pleasant
Return To Work Of 250 000 After GM UAW Pact
DETROIT AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a contract agreement Thursday night after a 12 hour strike. Return to work by 250 000 UAW members depended on settlement of local plant grievances. Reuther called the national pact good for nation, UAW and GM, while warning 128 plants nationwide could strike to back local demands. GM hopes local grievances settle quickly to resume full production of 1959 cars and trucks. Ford and Chrysler had settled earlier. the three year contract raises hourly pay 24 to 30 cents.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Louis G. Beaton
Ford
Chrysler
Chryster
De Gaulle Appeals for Algerian Cease Fire and Fraternity
Premier De Gaulle urged Algerian rebels to halt the insurrection and promised a five year program to improve living and working conditions for eight million Muslims in Algeria. He pledged more jobs housing land distribution and education and said elections would be held within two months under metropolitan France rules with at least two thirds of representatives Moslems. He urged building not destroying and insisted only two routes remain war or fraternity, as he addressed 50,000 in a public square amid the constitutional referendum.
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Aipea
de Gaulle Atday
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gauille
Nurses Train for Emergency Care This Tuesday
The Erie District Nurse's Association urges registered nurses to join a training class on emergency care principles and practices. Four days remain before Tuesday start. reservations are accepted by Mrs Roy Reed of Corry Memorial Hospital and Miss Meryle Harris of Stem Memorial Hospital in Inton City. No charge for attendees. The course covers chemical and biological warfare and urgent medical response.
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Levy Defense
Erie, District Nurse's Association
Roy Reed
Iestor
Corry Memoria Hospital
Meryle Haris
Stem Memorial Hospital
Inton Ci
Sparta Woman Injured by Jack Handle While Changing Tire
Ruth Phillippi, 60, of Spartansburg, was admitted to Cory Memorial Hospital with a fractured knee after a jack handle flew up and struck her while she was changing a tire on the way to Magee Town School near Buells Corners in Rome Township. Neighbors reported her plight and family rushed her to the hospital.
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Cu Ee Ee Oust
Cory Memorial Hospital
Ruth Phillippi
Spartansburg
Mageetown
Rome Township
Buells Corners
Phillippi
UF Geared To Meet Special Problems
The United Fund formed to tackle post war issues and unite givers to support local and national agencies. It aims to fund a bigger job beyond the Corry Community Chest, aligning public action with broader campaigns including Cancer, Muscular Dystrophy, and Red Cross support at local and national levels.
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Yong Ia Wasy
Bareeosaan
United Fund
Community Chest
Mo United Campaign
Corry
Robert Bracken
Cancer
Salle Vaccine
American Red Cross
Draft Dodgers Sentenced In Religious Objection Case
U S District Judge Joseph P Willson sentenced Donald D Kerr 23 of Marion Center Indiana County to 15 months and George W Neverline 23 of Mt Ketsport to one year for draft evasion. Both men refused to report for induction citing religious beliefs.
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Cary
U. S
Joseph P. Willson
Donald D. Kerr
Marion Center
Indiana County
George W Neverline
MtKetsport
Dulles Harvard Parley Signals Policy Shift on Quemoy
The Boston Globe reports a secret meeting between Secretary of State Dulles and about 36 Harvard faculty members may foreshadow a shift in Quemoy policy. Dulles outlined a new approach while in Cambridge after addressing the Atlantic Treaty Association in Boston.
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Min
Dulles
Harvard
Quemoy
Boston Globe
Boston
Atlantic Treaty Association
Pormosa Strait
Europe
Charles River
Cambridge
Harvard Crimson
Globe
Klin
Christian A. Herler
Formosis
John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
New York
Eisenhower
McCloy
The
Washington
United States
Chiang
Matsu
Warmer Weather Moves Eastward Across Cold Belt
A Associated Press report notes warmer air spreading east from a broad cool mass, lifting temperatures in the eastern half after an early October chill. Readings dropped into the 30s in Pennsylvania to Maine, while other regions stayed mainly in the 40s and 50s. Gulf Coast and Florida areas remained near 60s. Dry conditions prevailed overall.
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Associated Press
Malioh
Pennsylvania
Maine
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Florida
Campaign Head To Speak At Methodist Church
Campaign head and executive secretary of the West Virginia Conference Board of Missions will preach at the First Methodist Church Sunday service October 6. Dr Parker will deliver the 11 o clock morning message and lead a coaching conference at 7 40 p m. No special offerings will be taken for the building fund. A joint meeting of executive and special gifts committees is set for 2 30 p m Sunday to outline next steps. Public invited.
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Or R. Moorman
Board of Missions of the
West Virginia
First Methodist Church
Parker
Time switch rumors loom for tonight's football game
City residents dispute start time amid daylight saving debates as Corry and Franklin observe DST while Pravikiin holds to standard time. Fragments mention Taft widow and political figures, with broken references to Meurttin Bowers and Lloyd Bowers in a garbled obituary or notice context.
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Corry
Franklin
Taft
Cincinnati
Meurttin Bowers
Eldiw
Lloyd Awers
Old United
Wtilliam Howard
Moenan
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