Eisenhower to Confer With Treasury Chief Saturday
President Eisenhower will meet Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey on Saturday. Doctors say the session will focus on fading chances of rebuilding the budget. The meeting marks his second cabinet discussion since his heart attack on September 24, with Dulles and others expected to join at Fitzsimons. Hospital plans suggest Eisenhower will remain confined through November, possibly until the 12th, as doctors manage his ongoing government duties.
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Associated Press
Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Dulles
Ally
Brownill
Fitzsimons
Army Hospital
Haigerty
Aithateh
O.nll
Fuperty
Humphrey
Wilton
Air Force test yields dramatic orange-red plume thousands feet high
Air Force officials described a recent test as successful with a spectacular orange red plume rising 40 to 70 miles above the horizon. The glow, visible up to 100 miles away, was produced by a special rocket exhaust. Officials said full technical results would take weeks to release.
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Alamogordo
Ts Tring
Air Force
John F. Bed~ Inger
Air Force Cambridge Reveales Center
Holloman Air Development Center
Hornet Triggers Routeside Collision Near Spartansburg
Richard Blakeslee 37 of Adlon City drives east on Route 79 when a hornet provokes him to lose control and ram a parked vehicle owned by Cecil Cardaugh of Re D1 Corry. Damages placed at 100 to the parkest with Blakeslee’s car valued at 150. He suffered bruises but was not hospitalized.
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Foner
Ufariaurident
Spartansburg
Richard Blakeslee
Adlon City
Blakeslee
Blakeslee Was Driving East When Tuisirnp
Ciita
Cecil Carbdugh
Corry
Cuurbhligh
Blakentée
Aligaline
Blakestee
Adenauer Improves in Bonn After Pneumonia
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer shows continued improvement in Bonn as doctors report bronchial pneumonia is clearing. Officials gave the brief medical update today, noting steady progress and no complications.
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Adenauen
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenduer
House Dems Move to Slash School Salary Increase
Harrisburg report says House Democratic leaders aim to strike 31 million dollars from a Senate approved school appropriations bill earmarked for teacher raises. Speaker Andrews outlined a plan to amend out the 31 million dollar bump, send the measure back to the Senate, then draft a separate bill for the 31 million increase tied to revenue assurances. The Senate had approved a 457 million dollar package in a midnight session.
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Associated Prew
Harrisburg
House
Andrews
Senate
Howe
Rep
Readinge
Bennayivania
Pan American Buys Major Jet Contract In Historic Deal
Pan American World Airways announced a landmark order for jet transports from Boeing and Douglas Aeronautics worth about 1.1 billion dollars. Boeing will deliver 45 109 million dollar jet transports and 20 of 12 passengerd Douglas Jet Clippers on a schedule from December 1958 to January 1982, with Pan Am sharing roughly 180 million and Boeing 109 million in value.
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NEW York
Pan American World Airways
Day T .Prippey
Wis
Boering Airpland Co
Dowglny Atreratl Cn
Ant Pritt Alia Wihhney
United Aircraft Corp
Boeing
Davidas
Comercial Aviation
Donald W. Douiglis
Nan American
Fear Child Kidnapping Suspected in Crane Area
Associated Press reports a 30 hour search of Crane Indiana for three year old Ronnie Weitkamp who disappeared after Tuesday. Officials say kidnapping appears likely as authorities scoured about five square miles without locating the boy or tying him to his own actions. Cmdr Richard Titer of the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot commented on the case and the boy’s father Lawrence Walthamip voiced a belief that someone may have driven away with the child.
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Crane
Ronnie Weitkamp
Kkidnaping
Richard Titer
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Lawrence Walthamip
Talterr
William A Coulter Former Greensburg Leader Dies in New York
Funeral arrangements underway for William A Coulter 15, former president of Greensburg Con find Coke Op and Western Ale Anes. He died yesterday at his New York home.
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Set Coulter
Communist Arms Shipments To Middle East Stir U S Allies
Washington faces a top level NSC meeting as Western powers weigh the growing danger of Soviet arms shipments to Egypt and possible deals tied to cotton. Diplomatic sources note the Kremlin may push for a broader weapons flow to Arab states, risking wider conflict and a shifting balance with the United States and its partners. Egypt denies intent to accept Soviet personnel, aiming to secure American and global support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bere Middle East
United States
Nation Security Council
Gineva
Westar
Russia
Mol ‘Toy
New Yorke
Egypt
Yee
Cairo
Egypuhiy
Ahmed Hussein
Jeshwane Hut
Montgomery Urges Merger Of Military Services
British Field Marshal Montgomery calls for a single unified service combining Army Navy and Air Forces during a visit to Washington. He argues merged command would streamline strategy and improve efficiency, while criticizing separate service uniforms and outdated divisions. He plans a U.S. tour to advocate consolidation before strong foreign opposition.
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San Washington
Montgomery
Navy
United States Navy
Roy Ulla Bertier
Eppland
United States
Britain
Ins Tancy
Thut
Global
Strategic Air Force
Amon
Meng
Lind Sennd Nr
United
Campaign Demands Photo Ban On Escaped Inmates
In Scranton Times editorials attack Secretary of Welfare Harry Shapiro a Philadelphia lawyer for refusing to release photos of escaped patients from Firivnn State Hospital. The piece argues对 public access to images balances safety against sensationalism and questions priorities when escaped criminals threaten families.
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Rap Shapiro
Associated Press Scranton
Seinton
Times Ody
Harry Shapiro
Waymath
Whic
Abdare Sti
Inrae
Ini Pafg. Sys
Harry Shopird
Philadelphia
Tfirvinn State Hospital
Seven Lost Girls Found In Woods Near Mount Greylock
Police and volunteers recovered seven missing girls found wandering in the woods on Mount Greylock. Authorities say the group, associated with Wittlumstown residents, were guided to safety by a local interim observer and will be questioned to determine how they reached the area.
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Woods
Imstamstown
Mass
Svernight
Mount Grelocke
Wittlumstown
Ian Hine
Myttervel IL Nifeci
Willie Allogentyidente
Gelrehine Police
Probe Georgia Power Deal Sparks House Inquiry
Washington observers report House investigators pressed for details of meetings on a plan to sell federal power to Georgia private cooperatives. The shelved arrangement would alter mobile power laws. Atty Gen Brownell cited a recent opinion, while Rep. Chudoff and others pressed for records. Secretary of Interior Aundahl refused to disclose specifics amid partisan clashes over executive conference transparency.
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Washington
Chudoff
Ohwrenn
House
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Ibkie
Ash
Ti Terior
Fred G. Aundahl
Hoffman
Reich
Reg. Jonas
R-Nc
Hay
Ayndall
Chutiol
Hon
Bald
Ning
Iti
Cabinet to study coffin case next Wednesday
Prime Minister St Laurent announced a cabinet review of a controversial coffin case. The decision concerns whether to intervene in a death sentence or grant an order amid legal actions surrounding the case.
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Cabinol
Nxt
Utaty
Tound
Mmilhleyer Wilbert Colin
Prine
St. Laurent Throautta Trom
Gotti
Ile Wier
Richara Lingsey
Holidaysburg
Pance
Settlement Talks Prolong Battle Between Nations and Parties
Fragmentary OCR text shows stalled discussions over a settlement involving multiple factions. Reported obstacles include mistrust, unresolved terms, and external pressure from allied governments. No final agreement reached as negotiations resume next week.
Second Appeal To Use Old High School For Trucking Terminal
Donald J Bebett of Evie appeals after zoning board denial to convert the old Benlor Hinty School into a trucking terminal with light manufacture. The board set October 20 at 7 p.m. for the hearing. Bebett previously negotiated a sale to the Corry School District and approval by Erie County courts, with residents and church representatives opposing the trucking terminal and light industry plans.
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Donald J Bebett
Evie
Corry
Benlor Hinty School
Vpites
Bybell
Erie
Toonie
Zorlig Board
Bevelsever
Neo
Corry Sohool
Erie ‘County ‘Courts
St. Elizabeth's Church
Methiodiat
West Pleasant
Display of Peron wealth shows in exile auction
Provisional government exhibits Juan Peron assets valued above 6 million dollars from his residences in suburban Theremo and other homes. Items include 400 dresses 600 hats numerous purses and shoes Eva Peron jewelry and art treasures. Strong room safes opened by secret button plus blow torches reveal jewels gems ivories and diamonds worth millions as authorities plan to move assets to nine men in Asuncion and beyond.
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Aueyos Atres
Peron
Eaoth
Ilictator
Io Pansmen Fia
Thlérmo
Eva
Motilal
Ince
Uli
Pullen
Astayion
Paraguay
Asin
Argentina
Cemetery Development Site Proposal and Local Opposition
A muddled note describes a cemetery development site near Rock Ceilar server along a highway northward from North Genter ilrestentation. The document mentions approximately 1200 graves and a plan for an abetion mill mie with modesty and decorum, referencing local officials and a push by Peeneart Stryder Company to proceed amid concerns.
Russia Pushes Poland for U N Security Council Seat
United Nations sources report Russia seeks to block Polish defeat and win support for Poland’s candidacy to fill a Security Council seat. Poland claims broad backing from the Asian African bloc and several regions, while the United States argues Poland has not demonstrated sufficient contribution to international peace. The Philippines and other nations are seen as potential backers on the first ballot despite Soviet bloc influence.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Poland
U.N. Security Council
V. Vi Kuznetsov
Philippines
General Assembly
Lsation Council
Turkey
Julius Kate-sischy
Geneva
Europe
Kate-suchy
United States
London
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Egypt
Burma
Tdia
Trdomesia
Russia
Ukraine
Chest Reports 3970 At End Of First Day
The Gorry Area Community Chest opens with 3970 raised on day one. Major gifts come from Corporations 1500 Government banks utilities 320 Advance gifts 1995 and Registers divisions 155. A main display on Center street will be lit at 8 pm by Mayor Cherry and Chest leaders. The display shows green bulbs for funds met and red bulbs for remaining goals as the drive progresses.
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Gorry
Corporations
Government
Banks and Utilities
Reristiles Aivision
Advance Gifts
Ray Weber
Center Street
Rniroad
Earl Cherry
Corry Area Community Chest Board of Directors
Feft
Vie Desig
Coraminitty
Wilvel
Javion
Hye
Povisslvatia Elgotrie Co
Flood toll soars in Punjab and Patiala states
Associated Press reports India with two states Punjab and Patiala facing grim flood losses. Deaths estimated around 1,400 with thousands displaced as storms, winds and heavy rains devastate homes, industry, and power supply. Officials warn total damage may exceed 216 million dollars.
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Associated Preas Kew Deli
Indiak
India
Pumjaty
Pathila
Panjab
Dayat Na- Thin
Patiala
Stolekert Heth
Tadlin
Pepa
Bens
AID Probes Urash Pittsburgh The Baltimore Side
A Baltimore inquiry examined the Tatwrylabe Jomtarce Commission as they observed B&O inquiry activity yesterday. Several persons were fatally hurt at Whal Newton Gembur, with investigators reporting on the fatal incident and related obligations.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Fantvoan
Aries
Newton Gembur
Phrue
Tatwrylabe Jomtarce Commission
B&o
Police Check Background Of Freight Rider
City police continued investigation into the background of Joseph Jordan, picked up after fleeing a freight event through the city. No charges filed. Jordan was escorted to the city jail and said he was returning to Gowanda, New York, amid conflicting reports of a patient from Gowanda Homeopathic Hospital.
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Joseph Dordan
Chick Hartey
Jordan
Koreyon Bear Lake
Box Lake
Datey
Toin
Cie
Bese Lake
Tom
Jordyr
Glawanda
Jordin
Milvbined
Harris Imipervianr
Bid Known In Latest Note To Soviet Chief
President Eisenhower’s brief note made public by the White House reiterates the US willingness to combine his predisarmament plan with the Soviet proposal for joint inspection. He hopes the Kremlin will endorse disarmament steps and move toward reciprocal inspections and coordinated limits on armaments.
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Associated
Prem Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulgaria
U. S
Denver
White House
Soviet Union
United States
Bulganin
Geneva
Nat Bulganin
Kremlin
Buleanth
Fok
Joreph
Blaenhowez
Hutter
Crete
Winiownhirne Syle
Arid
Ieee
Home Talent Show Brings 300 Attendess to Local High School
A community Home Talent Show drew about 300 attendees at Me Corry Arés High School. The event featured acts by students and local residents, with a main winner announced and proceeds planned for a charity fund.
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Mtotry Aboy
Corry Arés High School
Lier Bk
Porbige Warde Joly S
Rueter
Joe Realeenta
Thalyts
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