Motive Sought In NYC Policeman Slaying Spree
New York police probe why off duty patrolman James McDermott opened fire in the Pic a Rib restaurant on Broadway near 53rd Street killing four men and wounding one. He lay critically injured after a gun duel with officers. victims included men with police records. McDermott, a 10 year veteran with a clean record, had recent medical issues and headaches before the incident. He was married with four children.
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New York
James McDermott
Broadway
McDermott
53Rd Street
Dhaw
Final voting for new pope begins in Rome
The Vatican announces the final week of preparations for electing a new pope. Cardinal Wyszynski arrives to join 47 princes of the church for the conclave as 54 living cardinals gather at the Vatican amid a three year house arrest in Poland and Yugoslavia.
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Vaticay Urry
Pope Pius KI
St. Peter's Basilica
U. S
State Dulles
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Rome
Vatican
Josef Mindszenty
Hungary
Budapest
Alejgije Stepinac
Tito
Cardinal Wyszynski
Italy
St. Peter's
Sean O'Kelly
Ireland
Heing
Autos Damaged In Local Wreck
A minor crash on West Pleasant street yesterday caused damage to two vehicles. Richard Marrs, 19, of R. D. 2 Corry, drove east and collided with a parked car owned by Ervin Goodwill of 920 Euclid street. Estimated damages were 125 dollars for Marrs car and 75 dollars for Goodwill’s vehicle.
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West Pleasant Street
Richard Marrs
Corry
Ervin Goodwill
Euclid Street
Pleasant Street
Blood Donors Sought In Gary Tomorrow
Jan Mowerd chairs the Red Cross blood program as stocks run low after summer. A bloodmobile will be at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington Street in Gary tomorrow from 11 p.m. to 5 p.m. Donors should call the Red Cross office for appointments.
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Red Cross
Jan Mowerd
Gary
Veterans of Orsign
West
Washington Street
AT&T Supervisor Dies in Chicago
Robert G. Reynolds, 40, Ridgewood New Jersey, management training supervisor for the American Telephone and Telegraph Co., died Saturday of peritonitis.
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At&t
Chicago
Robert G. Reynolds
Ridgewood
N. J
American Telephone and Velearaph Co
Red Chinese End Quemoy Cease-Fire With Surprise Attack
Washington reports Peiping radio announced the end of the two week Quemoy cease-fire with a complete surprise. Dulles had flown toward Taipei to foster a united front with Chiang Kai-shek against a Chinese Communist push on Formosa. State Department said no immediate comment, while officials still seek causes for the cease-fire’s collapse and the potential impact on U.S. policy.
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Quemoy
Peiping
Secretary of State
Dulles
Rome
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
State Department
Lincoln White
Reds
Chiang
Ching
Asociates
United States
United
Eisenhower
Nixon
Truman
Union City Families Hurt In Area Crash
Two Union City families were injured Saturday when their autos collided three miles north of Union City on Route 97. G W Sheppard 78 failed to yield and drove into Delorest Douglas's car. Grace Sheppard 78 suffered fractures and facial injuries. her husband treated and released. Norma Douglas 28 and Alberta 7 sustained facial injuries. Damages: Sheppard car $150, Douglas car $300.
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Union City
Corry
G. W. Sheppard
Allel
Delorest
Douglas
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Grace Sheppard
Norma Douglas
Alberta
Sheppard Auto
Campaign Tempo Steps Up As Parties Debate Policy
The Associated Press reports Eisenhower expands California campaign stops as rivals spar over foreign policy. Democrats invite dissenters to leave the party while Truman and Nixon resume campaigning. Stevenson blasts U S policy on Quemoy and Matsu, arguing for restraint to avoid war. Presidential fields seek votes two weeks before election.
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Eisenhower
California
Paul M. Butler
Republican Party
Los Angeles
San Francisco
White House
Formr
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
East
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Milwaukee
Corry Native Believed Dead In Navy Plane Crash
Corry resident Lyle Foster, longtime Red Cross field director, is believed dead after a Constellation patrol plane crashed into the sea off Newfoundland while en route to Argentia base. Of 29 aboard, one confirmed dead, 18 escaped, 10 trapped in the wreckage. Foster is among the missing. Local survivors include relatives in Illinois, Ohio, and Japan.
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Lyle Foster
Red Cross
Constellation
Phas ‘Enti. Bay
Newfoundland
Foster
Corry
U.S
Argentia
Mises Wilter
Navy
U. S
Ue Navid
John Koskey
Koskey
Ted
Vera Foster
Annaplis
Rex Henson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Robert Foster
Japan
Albert Anderson
Isis
Arnold Seoslead
Silo Foster
Lawrence Park Boy Crowned In Twin Ponds Tragedy
A search for 21 year old Brian Schrecongost ended when his body was found in Twin Ponds near Lawrence Park. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Schrecongost, disappeared while walking with his brother Robert. State Police and volunteers aided the search. Robert said Brian was wet and had wandered off. Brian’s body was recovered at 3 15 p m by a volunteer fireman after more than three hours missing.
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Richard B. Reid
Brian
Robert
John Humphreys
Lawrence Park
Earl Dyne
Brookside
Schrecoongost
Schrecongost
Harry Stinn
Six Killed In Head-On Crash Near Minot
A head-on car crash near here yesterday killed six people including Donald Billing 18 Marlene Mickelson 18 Janice Dupaul 45 Ruth Ann Christianson 15 all of Minot and Wayne Scott 32 Vel Ya N D Peggy Michaelson 19 of Vavitane N D Also Michaelson sisters Donna 23 and Shirley 27 were seriously injured.
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Vavitane
N. D
Veteran newsman dies at 68 in Jacksonville
Fra-Doug las G. Tinsley, 68, a veteran newsman who retired in 1955 after 22 years with the Florida Times-Union, died Saturday of a heart attack in Jacksonville. He previously worked for papers in Birmingham Alabama, St Louis and St Paul Minnesota.
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Fra
Douglas G. Tinsley
Florida Times-Union
Birmingham
Ala
St Louis
St. Paul
Red Jet Airliner Crashes With 75 Dead
A Soviet owned jet airliner crashed near Peiping to Moscow route Friday night with 65 passengers and all crew killed. Among the dead were 16 Chinese government officials and four East German citizens plus a British national and the Cambodian ambassador's son. Moscow and Peiping radio reports gave no survivors and said an investigation would follow.
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Red China
Peiping Radio
Hanash
Moscow
Pelping
TV104
Moscow Radio
Aeroflot
Sad
Five Area Men Named In Suit Seeking $9,500
In McKean County Court today, Mr and Mrs Edgar Tillbrook of Erie sue five area men for 9500 for timber removal across a piece of property in McKean Township. Plaintiffs claim additional 500 for property damage from tractors and ruts. Named defendants include Stanley Kasper Archie Powers Maurice Wilkinson H G Jorgenson Orgel Reed. Case cites summer sand slump effects of 1856.
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Edgar Tillbrook
Erie
Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
Col'y Archie Powers
Corry
Maurice Wilkinson
Pinchey Lake
H. G. Jorgenson
Eric
Orgel Reed
Sherman
McKeat Township
Utilbrook
Tillbrooks
Bus Backed Into Parked Car In Bear Lake
Three Bear Lake area school children were shaken but uninjured Friday afternoon when a Bear Lake school bus driven by Clarence Kolstee back ed onto Center street and struck a parked car owned by John Jensen. Damage to the bus was about 25 dollars and to the car around 80. no injuries reported by police.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake Area
Center Street
Stile
Clarence Kolstee
North Clymer
John F. Jensen
R. D. K. Columbus
Chilean poet A Lille dies at 88 in Santiago
Chilean poet A Lille aged 88, a winner of the National Literature Prize, died yesterday in Santiago. The renowned writer was celebrated for his contributions to Chilean letters and poetry.
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Santiago
Chile
A. Lille
Spring Corp Earnings Up In September
Spring Corporation Bristol Connecticut reports September earnings up as nine month results show net income of 43,018 dollars or four cents a share, vs 61,000,800 dollars or 147 a share a year ago. President Carlyle F Barnes cites improved shipments and orders, anticipates a reasonably good fourth quarter, and notes expansion programs in Puerto Rico and Montreal. Dividend for Q3 set at 20 cents per share, total 90 cents for nine months. Board to decide Q4 dividend on Nov. 14.
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Spring Corporation
Bristol
Connecticut
Carlyle F. Barnes
Barnes
Puerto Rico
Montreal
Board of
Latrobe Man Dies After Car Crash Near Route 982
Eugere Cech 40, of Bradenville, died at Latrobe Hospice from injuries after a Saturday night crash when his car struck a tree on Route 982 near Latrobe. Two others were slightly injured in the crash.
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Crasit
Communists Fire On Quemoy After Ceasefire Ends
Chinese Communist shore batteries renewed shelling on Quemoy as a 15 day ceasefire expired. Nationalist Defense Ministry reports four Nationalist supply ships hit in the beach area by a 45 minute barrage. Nationalist and U.S. statements dispute American escort claims with small boat movement cited. Red bombardment resumed at 4 p.m. after Peiping’s orders ended the truce. The prior August 23 attack caused 11 civilian deaths and over 200 military casualties. Continued coverage to page two.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Peiping
Defense Ministry
U.S
U.S. Sec
Eisenhower Campaign Swing Aims at California
President Eisenhower arrives in Los Angeles for a two day California visit to bolster GOP prospects amid party splits. He delivers a Shrine Auditorium speech broadcast nationwide and plans San Francisco stops before Chicago, marking a sharpened push on a key battleground state.
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Los Angeles
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Shrine Auditorium
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Colorado
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Dodd
Stephen 5
Boty
Palmer Burch
Wevelyl
Richard H.shaw
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