Eisenhower Opens Pennsylvania Campaign Stop At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower tours to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to address 150 Republican leaders and candidates at a luncheon on his farm and plans a stop at the Civil War battlefield before proceeding to Camp David for the weekend retreat. Democrats aim to unseat five GOP House members and win the governorship while Republicans expect to hold Pennsylvania and possibly gain seats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
House
White House
Connecticut
New York City
Denver
Pennsylvania Monument
Gettysburg Civil War
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Former Corryite Named Perry Plastics Secretary
W. E. Hindman formerly of Corry now resides in Erie and has been named secretary and assistant treasurer of Perry Plastics. Other officers include Jerry Stokes president H. H George executive vice president and treasurer and H. B Reichert Jr assistant secretary. Perry Plastics recently acquired NuBone Co plastics division expanding capacity for radio television and toy industries. Directors include Stokes George Hindman Greener Swenson and William Connor. Deer hunting season opens Monday in the Adirondack region with about 420000 hunters anticipated across a 36 day period.
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W. E. Hindman
Erie
Perry Plastics, Tne
Jerry Stokes
H. H George
H. B Reichert Jr
NuBone Co
Tne
Perry Plastics
Stokes
George
George, Hindman
BJ. Greener
Gordon Swenson
William Connor
260 Feared Buried Alive in Haiti Landslide
An estimated 260 people are feared buried after a massive landslide struck the village of Berry, Haiti, about 20 miles south of Port au Prince. Local police reported only a child and a woman as survivors, with a Red Cross party confirming severe destruction and many homes destroyed. Rescue teams faced 36 hours of travel through foggy mountains to reach the scene, with floods suspected as the cause following Hurricane Hazel.
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Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Berry
Here
P. Burchélt
Thiwd-American Geoiletic Survey
Hited
Red Cross
Hazel
United States
Canada
New Soviet Note On German Issue Handed Allies
Molotov summoned the American British and French ambassadors and handed them a new Soviet note on Germany. Western diplomats expect the text to appear in Moscow papers tomorrow as a reply to the joint note of September 10 proposing Four Power talks contingent on Austrian independence and free elections in both German states.
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Moscow
M. Molotov
Germany
Britain
France
United States
Molotov
Soviet Union
Raymond Plant Rehires Over 100 Workers Amid Upswing
In Corry the Raymond Mfg Co recalls more than 100 furloughed employees in six weeks as hiring rises locally. Merchants report mixed retail sales with some stores down versus last year but an overall upbeat outlook ahead of the Christmas season as buyers prepare for a expected rush.
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Corry
Raymond Mfg. Co
Dr. Joseph B. Cady New President of Pennsylvania Heart Association
Dr. Joseph B. Cady of Sayre was elected yesterday as president of the Pennsylvania Heart Association succeeding Dr. Kenneth E. Quickel of Harrisburg. The group meets in Philadelphia to announce leadership changes.
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Heart Group
Philadelphia
Joseph B. Cady
Sayre
Pennsylvania Hearts Association
Kenneth E. Quickel
Harrisburg
Hunt Safely Week Observed In Corry
Charles Butters of the Corry Chamber of Commerce announced Hunt Safely Week from October 25 to 30 encouraging safe firearms use. Smoky the Bear posters forest fire prevention and hunter care reminders will be shown. posters in stores, plants, schools and public places accompany a Corty Jamestown office display. A 1é-mm film titled aiming For Safety is offered to local organizations for showings.
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Charles Butters
Corry
Hollywood magnate Charles P. Skouras dies at 95
Charles P. Skouras, president of National Theaters Inc. and Fox West Coast Theaters, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles aged 95. A Greek immigrant who arrived penniless in 1908, he built a film industry empire with brothers and earned up to $975,000 in 1948. Funeral plans set for St. Sophia Cathedral amid civic honors in LA and Greece.
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Hollywood
Mitts
Los Angeles
California
Greece
Skourts
New York
Babson Urges Mer For Customers F Facing F By Roger W Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts analysis of retail sales shows 1954 January to September sales down about two percent from the prior year with a September pickup attributed to cool weather and heavy store advertising. He notes record savings and wages, suggests population gains and improving conditions may boost future customer numbers.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Chants To Fight Tee Parking Lots
Cited in 1983 trends showing parents with less overtime money turning to do it yourself projects. Families cook at home, buy tools, paints, and wallpaper instead of movies. Urban shoppers frequent centers in pairs, yet keep one ear on Ene s Radio for entertainment.
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Wieyud
Perdon
Ahop-Ping
Corry School Board to Open Bids for New Bus Route
The Corry school board plans a special session on Monday November 1 to open bids for a new school bus route serving the city. Local bus operators Richard Walker William Turben J Frodelius and Paw Mecray show interest and may seek a franchise for low bid.
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Thy
Clean Out Gas Well Near City Progress
Drillers for the Pennsylvania Gas Company at Carter Mill continue to clean out a water-filled gas well. They have lost tools and broken pipe while attempting to ream the crooked hole over Haven Follett property as officials delay published plans. Gas pressure reported at 44M 100.
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Pennsylvania Gi Company
Carter Mill
Uhe Haven Follett
Sirial
Accusations of Three Housewives Are Probed
Federal and Allegheny County officials probe alleged food program manipulation by Wyre area housewives. Reports claim surplus groceries were sought without proper stamps and that registration changes, from Republican to Democrat, were discussed to access free food. Neighbors describe irregular registrations at local boards.
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Assocumen
Pittsburgh
Federal
Allogheny Gowrity
Wyre
Dean Opol
Opel
Mra Opel
Mm Marty
Piorkowski
Free Food Board
Ajéedy
California oil industry rejects temporary shutdown for smog test
The oil industry in Southern California declined Governor Knight's plea to shut down refineries for a voluntary smog test. Major companies including Standard Oil of California Richfield and Shell defended their efforts to curb pollutants while others urged cooperation, as the governor pressed for a 17 day stoppage to gauge smog sources in the county.
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Cal- Wor
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Oil Industrry
Eloy
Goodwin J. Knight
Huis
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Taylor
Union of
Knigit
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Kavernor
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General Petroleum
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Angelenos
Standard Oil
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Asso~ Carson
Indugley
State ready for federal aid in Hazel disaster relief
President Eisenhower certified Pennsylvania as a disaster area eligible for federal aid after Hurricane Hazel. Gov. Fine said funds would supplement state and local efforts as floods and winds caused extensive damage across the state. Congressmen and local officials urged swift federal assistance amid widespread power outages and property losses.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower Bay
Pennsylvania
Fedeyiel
John Fine
Fine
Wald
Tam
Hiericane
Tmoods
Jellet Eizenhower
Saralina
Maryland
Hazel Stevne
Pennaylvania
Presidentia
Jiones H. Duff
Tuttle Creek
Pennsylvaa
Duff
Robert Corbett
R-Pa
James G Fulton
John B. Fine
Sherman Adams
Virer
Curt Creek
Braddock
Rockland
Herbert A. May
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wilmerding
Comic Strip Artist George McManus Dies at 20
Santa Monica Calif comic strip artist George McManus creator of Bringing Up Father dies at age 20 after hepatitis liver infection. He began as a poor sweeper in St Louis and later found fame in New York after a lucky betting tip turned 100 into success.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
George McManus
St. John's Honepital
McMann
St. Louis Republic
Boothiack
New York
Fame
Community Chest fund drive progress update
The note reports a local drive raising funds toward a goal of 21 105 with early contributions totaling 21 095 from school employees and a retail store division. The text contains garbled names and unclear progress details.
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Symwdad
Ng Corty
Tocal
Rel Vents
Htedt
Wo Chatman
Willan Peiffer
Mass voluntary polio inoculation urged in Union City drive
Union City officials and Erie County Medical Director Dr. Nery F. Adama decided that mass inoculation will be voluntary. Gamma globulin distribution will target children fifteen and under, with 10,000 c.c. of serum arriving from Harrisburg at a cost near $20,000, though doctors will dispense free of charge except possible fees.
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Union City
Erie County
Br Nery F. Adama
Stem Memorial Hopital
Ellsworts Henderson
Upton City Board of Health
Erie
Harrisburg
Henderson
Wa Cnsen
Mondy
Chad
Tate
Bepterber
Hearing Set For Carry Gamblers in Lawrence Park
A district attorney's office in Bele announces a Tuesday afternoon hearing for Albert Marty and Pete Marty of Carry on charges of conspiracy and bribery related to a gambling case. Justice of the Peace Joseph Creseiman will preside at Lawrence Park.
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Carry
Damian Motaughlin
Bele
Albert
Pete Marty
Juabion
Joseph Creseiman
Lawrence Park
Tentative Jury Complete in Sheppard Trial
After five days of arguments over eX and Busan Hayes and publicity effects on a jury, 12 jurors were tentatively picked for the Sheppard murder trial with challenges likely Monday. A change of venue motion is under review as a juror lineup begins to finalize.
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Prem Cleveland
Busan Hayes
We Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Joforve
Edward Blythin
William J. Corrigant
Corrigan
Trst
Blythin
Luody
Williams
Gerald le Lirdexbuc
Ness
Bonn Regime Clears Path to NATO Pact
Paris reports a French cabinet rapid approval to sign accords with West Germany for Saar settlement and West German entry into the Western European Union and NATO allied structure. Mendes France to sign only if Saar coal and mine terms are acceptable. talks with Adenauer and foreign ministers continue.
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Associated Press
Paris
West Germany
Saar
West
Germany
Pierre Mendes-France
Baar
Mendes-France
Ade- Mayer
Weat
Frame
U. S
Anthony Eden
Mlke
Two Year Jail Tops Bribe Penalty in City Case
Erie district attorney Damian McLaughlin said convictions in the protection scandal cannot exceed two years in prison or a $1,000 fine under Third Class City Code, since the Penal Code already covers the offense with higher penalties. He noted that bribery of public officials under municipal law could reach five years and $10,000, but is overridden by Penal Code sentences.
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Erie
Prinot
Damian McLaughlin
Mctauwhlin
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