Army Chief Meets Ike On Space Issue
Army missile chiefs planned a direct appeal to President Eisenhower to protest a NASA move to absorb Army space talent and facilities. Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, head of the Ordnance Missile Command, sought a meeting with Eisenhower after the NASA request. Brucker was arranging the session as the White House did not immediately comment.
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Army
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Civilian Space Agency
John B. Medaris
Brucker
White House
Erie Pair Nabbed For Area Holdup
Erie police announce the arrest of Stanley Sulewski and Joseph Lavar in connection with a Woodhaven area armed robbery at the Boardwalk Cafe on Wattsburg road. Both pleaded not guilty at arraignment and were held. Lazar later admitted driving the car used in the tavern holdup.
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Ema
Mrt
Wallshore Road
Stanley Sulewski
Joseph Lavar
Paul Williams
John Csir
Russell Anderson
Lawrence Park Barracks
Wattsburg Road
Lazar
Sulewski
William Heisler
Leo Weir
Erie
Cpl. Weir
Lagar
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Mumber
Local businessmen discuss free enterprise program
A small group of local businessmen gathered at the Hotel Corry for a speak up for free enterprise discussion and endorsed continuing the program. About 60 invited, 17 attended, with plans to recruit others by the November 5 meeting as sessions continue weekly for 17 weeks under the Corry Chamber of Commerce and Donald Goodall of the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Way
Ife
Donald Goodall
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hubert Vaughn
A. A. Carbone
Bruce Smith
Ray Weber
Mayor in Aurora Jailed After Emergency Meeting
Aurora Mayor Paul Bean was jailed for disorderly conduct after an emergency meeting he held to organize a law enforcement group. Police Chief Donald Curran and eight officers arrested him as he argued with the chief, claiming the mayor accused Curran of crime.
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Ill
Paul Bean
Egan
Tony
Choy
Polie
Han
Donald Curran
America
Russia
Curran
Khrushchev
Evan
Mim
Fire destroys Kimmy barn and outbuildings near Wattsburg
A large fire swept through the Kimmy farm near Wattsburg yesterday afternoon destroying a barn and three smaller buildings. The family returned to find the structures in ashes with losses estimated between 12 000 and 16 000 dollars plus a hunting camp truck. Firefighters from Cuhl Wattsburg and Union City battled the blaze as more than 00 rounds of ammunition exploded, and the origin of the fire remained undetermined.
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Wattsburg
Union City
Tarmer
Howard Kimmy
Gene Combs
Kimmy
Aough
Episcopal Church Convention OKs Social Drinking
At its triennial general convention the Episcopal Church affirmed social drinking as compatible with Christian theology. The 28 page report Alcohol Alcoholism and Social Drinking prepared by the Joint Commission on Alcoholism led by Bishop Clarence A Cole says drinkers can partake with temperance and consideration for others and God.
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Beal
Rus
Protestant Episcopal Church
Clarence Alfred Cole
Upper South Carolina
Episcopal Church
United Fund Campaign To Launch In Corry Area
Volunteers gather for a two week United Fund drive with a $62 000 goal. Speaker James G Williams, Red Cross official from Meadville, will address the kickoff at 8 p m at the YMCA. Cochairs B G Bennett and Louis Miller urge pledges over cash to support federated hundreds of local agencies.
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Corry
United Fund
YMCA
James G. Willams
Amar Jeatt
Red Cross
Cong Red Cross
Williams
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Naval Yard
Albrook Air Force Base
Canal Zone
West Point
Mie National War College
Town College
New Rochelle
Unit
B. G. Bennett
Louis Miller
United Fund Appeal
Wil
United Pune
Cochairmen
Hey
Gardents
Bloodmobile to Visit Here Next Tuesday
Jan Howard announces the Red Cross bloodmobile will stop at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday. The goal is 125 pints donated by local and area residents and arrangements can be made by calling the Red Cross Office. Police hold Edward Simpson on a murder charge in the death of 6 year old Freda Jackson in Pittsburgh.
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Red Cross
Jan Howard
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
Ila. m
Howard Stilli
Ares
Pittsburgh
Edward Simpson
Hil
Freda Jackson
Simpsons
Dulles Resumes Line Despite Little Chance Of Settlement
In Taipei sources say Nationalists may pull troops from Quemoy as Washington pressures for reforms. Dulles notes efforts to persuade China to withdraw some forces while aiming to avoid deepening a Formosa dispute with Red China. He warns politicians to stay calm and states no plan to scale back Quemoy defenses despite a longer truce.
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Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy
Taipei
U. S
Washington
United States
China
Que Moy
Matsu Islands
Democratic Advisory Council
Nixon
U.S
Neil McKilroy
Montgomery says wartime delays held up final victory
Life magazine excerpts from Field Marshal Montgomery claim Allied hesitation and strategy disputes prolonged World War II in Europe. He says a bare plan for a 40 division west coast thrust could have ended the war by Christmas 1944 if pursued. German General Blumentritt counters, predicting a faster end with Montgomery's plan. The piece notes ongoing Little Rock school desegregation legal action and a two court appeal set for health hearings.
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Europe
Britain
Montgomery
Germany
Normandy
France
Life Magazine
Ruth
Berlin
Severe Storm Misses Corry Strikes Chautauqua Area
A powerful electrical storm swept northern Pennsylvania and southern New York last night. Chautauqua County endured high winds, heavy rain, and lightning with about 150 homes losing power. Jamestown fire crews responded to seven alarms as reports of lightning strikes came in. no major injuries reported. The Corry area saw lightning disrupt TV reception as the weather cleared with mild temperatures and a high of 75.
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Pennsylve
New Yorke Lst
Ghiautauqua County
Chautauqua — Institution
Jamestown
Hobb
Three Killed In Ditching Rescue Attempt Over Pacific
Honolulu AP reports two Air Puree jet fighters ran low on fuel over the Pacific Tuesday. One pilot bailed out near Laney APB Va and died. A Marine helicopter crew lost two men in a rescue attempt. another helicopter crew was forced to ditch. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Pacific
Abe
Here
Clit
Laney
Apb
Aly Borer
Howlings
Forrest Sherman
James Prather
Dallas
Tex
Franke Ball
Mount Shasta
Calif
Robert Stomper
Canton
Ohio
FBI Working On Hate Bombings Face Evidence
The FBI coordinates an inquiry into three hate bombings including the October 5 Clinton Tennessee incident at Sueh school. Investigators process material in PBI labs while Atlanta department evidence is sent for analysis at the bureau.
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Wear
Clinton
Tenn
Atlanta
Gao
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Boy, 2, Drowns Near Peters Township Home
Police report two year old Glenn Howard of Peters Township drowned yesterday after apparently slipping into a deep spot in a fishing lake near his home in Washington county.
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Washington, Pa
Glenn Howard
Peters Township
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Batavta
A single engine plane crashed in dense fog near Batavta killing Air Force Sergeant Francis Meelaney 31 his wife Anne Mae 26 and their two children Deborah 4 and Robert 2 The pilot McKinney had been cautioned about flying in fog but took off early today without notice The crash occurred two miles north of the New York State Thruway as he was en route to Little Rock Arkansas where he was stationed The family had been visiting relatives in Batavta.
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Batavta
Air Force
Francis Me~ Elaney
Jacksonville
Ark
Anne Mae
Deborah
Robert
McKinney
New York State Thruway
Here
Little Rock
Tunisia Breaks With United Arab Republic Amid Dispute
AP reports Tunisia severed relations with the United Arab Republic after a series of political clashes. Dr Sadok Mokkadoma said UAR meddling in internal affairs prompted the break. Historian details unclear as statements circulated.
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Tunisia
United Arab Republic
Sadok Mokkadoma
Fay Ab
Nasser
Nivta
Kadem
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