Van Doren Faces House Probe After NBC Suspension
The NBC quiz scandal centers on Charles Van Doren a Twenty-One champion who says he never received assistance. NBC suspended him from duties under a $50 000 yearly contract as congressional investigators probe quiz show fakery. Other contestants testified some were coached and told when to lose. A subcommittee member suggested subpoena if Van Doren refuses voluntary appearance.
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Herbert Stempel
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Steven B. Derounian
Escaped thugs and teen runaways in Florida arrest
In Apalachicola Florida a state trooper stopped a pink 1969 Pontiac stolen in Seattle after a motel report. The vehicle carried three wanted men Genge Adann Frank Spicer and Frank E Pishor and three Montana high school girls. Police held the girls as runaways while the men faced federal charges of unlawful flight. The girls were last seen at Helena High School and no charges were filed.
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Ario
California
Montana
Florida
Gulf Coast
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Wash
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Frank Spicer
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Tallahassee
Herbert Marshall
Franklin County
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Sharron Irene Balazs
Helens
Mont
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Helena
Priday
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Jana
FBI
Tammay Spicer
Soledad
Calif
First Replies To Labor Pool Survey Received
Early responses to an industrial survey sought to determine local employment and the availability of female workers. While details are uncertain, officials predict the survey could yield thousands of workers from Carry and surrounding communities, possibly influencing a major company’s move to Carry.
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Vandals Break Bus Windows Near Buells Corners
Corry State Police investigate after two school bus windows were broken. Donald Hull of Townville reported the damage from a bus left parked by a store at Buells Corners on Route 89. Estimated loss is about $12 as an inquiry continues.
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Buells Corners
Spartansburg
Donald Hull
Townville
Ten Girls Die In Bus Crash Near New Brunswick
A bus carrying 22 college students from Trenton State College collided with a tank truck after a Broadway trip. Ten students burned to death and 12 were injured, including Dolores Incao who survived with singed clothing. Off duty patrolman Joseph Zimmerman reported flames and a dramatic explosion as survivors fled from the rear of the bus.
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Dolores Incao
Lee
Dolores
Moss Incap
Manville
Middlesex General Hospital
New Brunswick
Frances Mrozek
Lindel
Trenton State
Joseph Zimmerman
Secident
Vincent Lynch
Bruns
Tank Truck Hits Bus In NJ Killing Ten Coeds
Ten girls burned to death when a tank truck rammed a bus returning to college after a theater party. Twelve passengers and the truck driver were injured as flames trapped coeds and the truck exploded. The crash occurred on Route 1 near Rutgers University farm opposite North Brunswick, with two passengers unaccounted for.
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N.J
New York
Trenton State College
Roscoe Poe
Brooklyn
Henry Reilly
Vincent Regan
Rutgers University Agriculture College
New York City
Carmen Nint
Trenton
31 Vets Miss Bonus Processing At VFW Club
Veterans eligible for a state bonus failed to complete processing at a VFW session. Samuel Baresi reported 23 applications were finished while others did not appear. Additional DD 214 forms will be sent to Erie for recording. leftover documents will be kept at the club for pickup through October.
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Noreun
Samuel Baresi
VFW
Baressi
Baresi
Erie
Harrisburg
Short Cut to Youth Crime Cure in Pennsylvania
Second of three articles on juvenile delinquency in Pennsylvania argues there is no quick fix. AP report from Philadelphia cites authorities blaming war legacy, family breakdown, economic pressures, advertising, and media for youth unrest and discipline issues. Continued on Page Six.
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Pennsylvania
Russell Landstrom
Philadelphia
Corryite sues Grice Jewelers for rent and alterations
Joseph Cohen of North Center Street filed in Evie County court seeking 6700 dollars in rent and 750 dollars for alterations against Grice Jewelers run by Mr and Mrs Frank Grice at 45 North Center. The Grices say no lease existed and that alterations were completed before their tenancy.
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Evie County Court
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North Center Street
Cohen
Frank Grice
Grice Jewelers
Center and
Washington Streets
Luer
Grices
Musmanno Returns to Bench After Hospital Stay
Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno returns to the bench after a 100 day hospitalization. He was away for exhaustion and rejoined duties yesterday in Pittsburgh.
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Supreme Court
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Longshoremen Return As Steelworkers Await Action
Longshoremen in ports from Maine to Texas resume work after a federal court order ended an eight day walkout that stranded over 200 freighters. The Taft Hartley act restraining order aims to restore normal operations and allow negotiations to continue. Judge Kaufman scheduled Oct 18 for injunctive arguments and a potential 70 day extension.
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Texas
Atlantic
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Irving R. Kaufman
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Eisenhower
New York Shipping Assn
Carolinas
TLA
Macmillan Cops Third Term In British Election
London AP Conservative party wins a third term with 205 seats declared of 630. Labour 180 Liberals 3. Conservatives gain seats, vote share about 48.3 percent to Labour 44.9 and Liberals 42. Minor party totals remain. Continued on Page Three. Washington AP Steel strike enters 87th day with no White House move expected soon. Eisenhower faces Taft-Hartley option or a White House meeting. Secretary Mitchell briefed union leaders. management cites 10 cent per hour gains proposed over two years. unions seek annual gains.
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House of Commons
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Liberals
Socialistic Labor Party
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White House
Eisenhower
California
James P. Mitchell
New York
Playhouse Fire Kills 4 Children
A fire at the make believe castle showspace killed four children of Grace Tryon. Shirley McKuen, 14, and brothers Lawrence, 18, Stanley, 11, Donald, 10, died while sleeping on the second floor. Police said an improvised shield over an oil burner in the girl’s room caused the blaze. Mrs. Tryon and husband William survived. The castle’s stone and brick main structure suffered little damage. The piece was built by Roy Tryon of Dow Chemical Co. It featured a maze of tunnels and rooms.
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Lawrence
Stanley
Donald
Tryon's Castle
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William
William Tryons
Roy
Dow Chemieal Co
Plane skids to halt on takeoff at SFO runway
At San Francisco International Airport a United Airlines plane veered and skidded to an emergency halt during an engine test on takeoff night. All 35 to 95 passengers evacuated via slides and chutes as crews guided them per emergency instructions.
Magazine crew touts VFW tale in Corry scam
Corry residents report a six man magazine sales crew men peddling a VFW Union City fundraiser tale yesterday. Thomas Cragg, former Corry VFW Post 264 commander, confronted one seller who claimed proceeds would fund hospital beds for needy veterans and their families. Cragg said Corry post already has beds and warned of police if sales continued. police reported no calls. A similar past incident tied to Union City post was noted two years ago.
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VFW
Union City
Thomas Cragg
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Union City Vets’ Post
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Corry Post
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Tmbn Gity Post
Cory’gs
Bloodmobile Visit Urges Strong Turnout In Corry
Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to Corry with a quota of 125 pints for Tuesday’s drive at the VFW club rooms from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m. Bloodmobile chair man James St George notes last July’s shortfall and stresses blood’s role in major surgery and accident care.
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VFW Club
Corry Area Men to Enter Service Induction Expects
Corry area men plan to depart for Harrisburg on October 20 for induction into the armed forces. Inductees include David K. Hulings and Stewart A. Messenger, with others undergoing pre-induction physicals in Harrisburg. Travelers listed are A. Maxson, Waterford Sterle, A. Garlhun of Cambridge Springs, and Leon A. Whitman of Edinboro. They will return home shortly after exams to await induction.
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Harrisburg
Corry
David K. Hulings
Stewart A. Messenger
Hareleburg
Dese A. Maxson
Waterfot Sterle
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