Nationalists Stock Quemoy As Reds Extend Cease-Fire
Chinese Nationalists restock Quemoy as Red China extends the cease-fire from one week to three. Two LSTs discharged munition and supply on Quemoy beach hours after Warsaw talks extended the truce. Civilians relax as farmers return to fields. diplomats prepare for the eighth ambassadorial meeting Wednesday. Officials warn not to lower guard amid possible Communist moves.
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Taipel
Fomosa
Quemoys
Red China
Warsaw
Red Ching
United States
Sampson Chen
Phillips Store Sold to Rolens Jewelers of Erie
Phillips Store, an Orry’s Ord et al jewelry and gift shop established in 1895 on West Main Street and later at the Savings and Loan site, has been sold to Rolens Jewelers of Erie. No personnel changes. former owners remain as employees advisory. Under new ownership the store will keep quality china, crystal gifts, silver and add diamonds, watches, clocks, stone rings and silverware.
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Rullps
Orry
Rolens Jewelers of
Erie
Two Die After Auto Crash Near Newry Altoona
Donald Moyer, 27, of Dumcansville and a companion were killed in a car crash when their vehicle struck a utility pole on Blue Knob Road in Newry, near Altoona.
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Altoona
Donald & Moyer
Dumcansville
Wee
Blue Knob Road
Newry
Man Without Country Vagabond Stalls in Corry
At 89, Royal F. Zimmerman travels the country in a 1928 Whippet living as a self described vagabond of the red. He stopped in Beaverdam asking to park near a store. John Wentz sheltered him. Born likely in 1889 in Connecticut, he spent years in Canada and Fargo, North Carolina, and now faces Canada’s gate due to a missing birth certificate. He has drawn U.S. Social Security benefits, hopes to return to Canada to obtain land, and his car has logged 90,000 miles while serving as home for 22 years.
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Royal F. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
John Wentz
Beavers Dam
Went
Canada
Germany
Aervss
Canada Inn
United States
Fargo
N. C
Connecticut
U. S
California
Zinmerman
Ohio
Beaver
Royal F
Zim- Ut
Area Man 37 Dies As Truck Rams Tree
A Centervine man died after his truck left Route 3 and struck a tree following a sideswipe with a station wagon. John W. Smith, 37, of Latrobe, was thrown from the vehicle at about 6 20 p m and pronounced dead in Crawford County. Ralph Ayell, 63, of Erle, pulled his wagon aside to avoid the crash. Smith, a former Latrobe resident, worked as a mechanic for Snaptite Co Union Gary. Funeral arrangements were set for Latrobe with services Wednesday at 2 p m at Latrobe Unity Cemetery.
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Nga Riceville
Corry
John W. Smith
Smith
Crawford County
W. H. Earnest
Spartansburg
Ralph ©. Ayell
Erle
Stith
Tee
Union City
Latrobe
John
Edna Yates Smith
Centerville
Snaptite Co
Union Gary
Hunter Funeral
Charles A. Fuller
Centerville Baptist
Unity Cemetery
Corry Democrats Sponsor Dance for Spiegel Campaign
Corry Democratic group hosts a Saturday dance at the Corry Mouse Club from 9 p m. Mike Ferrar's orchestra provides the music. Tickets are selling, with proceeds to aid Attorney Tack Spiegel's General Assembly campaign.
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Ty Democratic Organization
Corry
Art historian Martorstan Dies in Amsterdam
Amsterdam May 1 art historian Marto Stanton, born in Germany, died here Saturday. He was a noted German-born scholar with international recognition in the field.
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Art Mmstortan
Amsterdam
Formosa naval drawdown eyed after Quemoy truce
In Washington the United States plans to begin reducing naval forces in the Formosa Strait soon, now that Red China has extended the Quemoy ceasefire for two more weeks. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles hailed the move as good news and pledged continued efforts toward a negotiated Formosa settlement.
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Washington
United States
Pormosa Strait
Red China
Quemoy
Eisenhower
Dulles
White’ House
Formosa
Neil
McElroy
U. S
Final Rites for Pope Pius XI Announced in Rome
Vatican notes describe the sealing of Pope Pius XI in a triple coffin and burial under St. Peter's Basilica. Thousands of mourners fill the basilica as cardinals and dignitaries participate in the solemn rite and blessing.
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Vatican
Pius XI
St. Peter's
Pius
Rome
Federico Cardinal
Tedeschini
Pioneer Burns Entering Atmosphere Says Scientists
Washington AP reports the Pioneer lunar probe rocket, after a two day flight, likely disintegrated upon reentry over the south Pacific. The Air Force noted measurements of radiation and magnetic fields up to 79,120 miles altitude, with a top speed over 23,400 mph, providing data for future space missions.
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Washington
U. S
Air Force
Pentagon
Pioneer
South Pacific
South Pacific Ocean
Moon
Earth
Jowney
Space
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Inglewood
Calif
Moscow
United States
Air Force Plans Moon Orbit Attempt After Pioneer
Air Force officials voiced renewed plans to launch an instrument package toward the moon despite Pioneer's setback. Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever said an orbit around the moon is possible in the near future, noting Pioneer’s data suggest radiation varies with altitude and that manned spaceflight design must address the heavy radiation band.
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Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Pound Pioneer
Bernard A. Sehriever
Schriever
Pioneer
Space
Colle
Lebanon Aide Shot Killed Amid Beirut Turmoil
Lebanon reports say Wahid Soh, cousin of former Premier Sami Solh, was shot and killed by a sniper while wandering downtown Beirut. Solh, a former ministry official, had recently left the country amid political upheaval linked to Chamoun era strife and ongoing militant strikes. Reports of clashes north of Tripoli and factional fighting across Beirut underscore a country in crisis with continued arms influx and stalled efforts to form a coalition cabinet.
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Beirut
Chamoun
Phelangist Party
Rashid Karimi
Tripoli
Quweihy
Pranglyeh
Venera- Mona
Fifth U.S. nuclear blast fired at Nevada test site
The fifth detonation in the current series occurred today at the Tomic test site Nev as a balloon mounted device released a 1 500 foot altitude blast. The yield was about 10 kilotons half the normal 20 kilotons with light fallout since the fireball did not reach the ground. Another shot was also planned for today.
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Tomic Test Site
Nev
Yucca Fiat
Aso
Few Students Attend Private Classes in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas a small number of high school students attend their first day of private classes while new battle rooms report they will accept about six students for a limited curriculum. Unclear timing and plans to reopen all white schools for the more than 3,000 students left without classes for six weeks. Rural schools agree to take one more Little Rock student, but note no additional accommodations. The case of whether the closed public schools can be leased to private segregated institutions is set for U.S. Court of Appeals review in St Louis Wednesday.
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Little Rock
Ark
Lille Rock
Westover Hills
Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist Church
Orval E. Paulius
U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louie
Economy Chief Factor In Mich. Vote
Economic woes dominate the Michigan election as voters weigh blame for unemployment. Gov. G. Mennen Williams campaigns for a sixth term against Republican Paul D. Bagwell, while joblessness nears 420,000 and auto industry troubles shape the race and regional job loss.
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Uansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Men
Nen Williams
Paul D. Bagwell
Isay Abings
Williams
Eisenhower
Bagwell
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Willams
U.S
Charles E. Potter
Fluorides Cut Tooth Decay In Philadelphia
Health Secretary C. L. Wilbar Jr. announced that 107 Pennsylvania communities will see lower dental costs as fluoridated water spreads. In Philadelphia a four year fluoridation program reduced tooth extractions by 43 percent and cavities by 250 percent, a dramatic demonstration of fluorine’s value in drinking water.
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Harh Dp Burg — Guile
C. L. Wilbar Jr
Pennsylvania
Wilbar
Philadelphia
Mayor's Daughter Killed in Auto Accident
Dorothy Ellen Cany, a 6-year-old girl and daughter of the mayor of West Rover, West Virginia, was killed yesterday in a car crash near Mount Morris. The accident occurred during the afternoon hours and the family is mourning the sudden loss. Authorities are investigating the collision for cause and contributing factors.
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Killew
Mount Morris
Dorothy Ellen Cany
West Rover
W. Va
Accidents Kill 24 Over Week End
At least 24 people died in accidents over the weekend with many victims from car and workplace incidents. The week’s toll included two people in a crane accident, five in a train or road incident, and several others in various mishaps across multiple locations.
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Accidette
Ernst
Cathy
Wineiony
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