Dulles Reports East Crisis To Eisenhower
Secretary of State Dulles tells President Eisenhower after a three day Formosa conference that the path to war or peace hinges on the Communists. He praised Chiang Kai-shek and noted a conditional Chinese promise for arms and a long cease-fire, while noting no halt from Communist artillery on Quemoy.
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Religious leader Charles Longacre dies at 86
Charles 5. Longacre, 86, former world official of the Seventh Day Adventists Church, died yesterday after an operation to remove a tumor. He directed the World Religious Liberty Association of Seventh Day Adventists for over 30 years. Born in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
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Charles 5. Longacre
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Valley Forge
Communists Resume Quemoy Shelling After Short Lull
On Formosa the Chinese Communists fired on the Quemoy islands after a 23 hour quiet. Nationalists answered with eight inch howitzers and other weapons brought in during the cease fire. The Red guns initially hit Little Quemoy and nearby islets then turned on Quemoy itself as defenders claimed heavier punishment inflicted on enemy positions and ammunition dumps.
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Soviet Loan Moves Dam Project At Aswan
Russia agrees to lend the United Arab Republic 400 million rubles in materials and equipment to start the Aswan Dam on the Nile. The 100 million dollar credit signals Moscow's strong Middle East economic influence and may reflect Egypt turning away from Western ties. The plan faces regional hurdles including Sudanese displacement concerns and Sudan’s non endorsement. further coverage continues on Page Five.
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Hundreds Of Carry Hunters Set For Season
Hundreds of Carry nimrods face opening day as hunting licenses move. season runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. first day then 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on subsequent days. Bow and arrow deer season ended today while waterfowl season continues with caution on start times.
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Union City Motorist Unhurt In Area Mishap
Aoysyeatuiu Gigunonyalii was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital about 1:30 this morning for injuries from an auto mishap on Route 8. John Harnak allegedly drove toward Union City, failed to negotiate a right curve, and drifted off the left side, scraping a post and spinning on the road. The victim received brush burns to the head and was released. auto damage was slight. Police to continue investigation.
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Stem Memorial Hospital
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Union City
Union City Hospital
Cave-In Mine Kills Three Near Shippingport
Officials probe the shippingport mine roof collapse that crushed three men, Jack Call 18 Dale Haskell 26 and Frank Haskell 21. John Call located the cave-in around noon and a 40 man rescue party recovered the bodies within hours, while the Haskell family losses and a shaken widow await more details.
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Dale Haskiell
Monaca Heights
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New Brighton
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Newburg
W. Va
Shippingport
Paul Rohm
Dow-Lin Coal Co
Rohm
Phoenix Glass Co
Monaco
Diana
Call
Kathleen Call
Miners Trapped In Nova Scotia Underground Rock Upheaval
Ninety four miners were missing and perhaps dead after a seismic underground surge at Cumberland No 2 coal pit. Gas pockets blocked rescue of 55 men. 39 were scattered near faces. One body found, seven hours after shift began 7 of 166 survivors reached the pit head, seventeen injured. Draegermen cleared debris as the mine ventilation was damaged by the bump. The No 2 colliery adjoins the former No 4 where 38 died in 1956. Cumberland area recalls historic disasters. The depth reaches 4400 feet over 14300 feet of tunnel, marking North America’s deepest coal pit. Continued on Page Three.
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Local Area Hit By Wave Of Phony Checks
A wave of fraudulent checks drawn on a Youngsville bank has circulated in the area. The suspect, using the name B. 2. Sullivan, is a Youngsville resident who has disappeared. Described as 30 to 45 years old, 5 feet 3 inches, about 140 pounds, with very short curly light brown hair and glasses. Citizens are urged to contact local police or Justice of the Peace Justin Butters with information.
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Khrushchev the Man of Shifting Faces in Russia
Nikita Khrushchev, head of the Soviet party and government, is a agile, energetic leader who has built power by jumping between roles. He has made many enemies yet remains in control, avoiding Stalin's terror. Since 1956 his reforms and purges reshaped postwar Russia, prompting mixed public reaction and international implications. Continued on Page Four.
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Local Fire Destroys Upstairs Room On PennsylvanIa Avenue
Firefighters fought a blaze in a house on Pennsylvania Avenue yesterday around 4 30 pm. Ten firefighters with engine and emergency units used two hand tanks and over 250 feet of hose to douse the fire and rescue clothing from the roof. Mrs Ernestine Bortner and her four children escaped unharmed. Estimated loss to the building ran to about 7000 with 200 worth of personal belongings also lost. A large crowd gathered as air sparks were cooled and the scene secured for over an hour.
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Weeks Out Strauss In As Commerce Secretary Resigns
Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks resigns effective by November 10 due to pressing business and family matters. Admiral Lewis L. Strauss is named to succeed him, with a White House announcement noting Eisenhower will recess appoint Strauss after retirement as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Three Die In Mine Mishap Near Singuod West Virginia
Three men were killed and a fourth injured in a mine collapse about five miles south of Singwood West Virginia inside a slope mine operated by J Wesley Tiner Coal Co of Kingwood under lease from Baltimore Go. Killed were Lawrence Turner 41 year old son of miner Leonard Bolliger and Louis Rager 33 all from the Kingwood area Turner and Bolliger each left four dependents and Rager nine Assistant Superintendent Glen Williams of Baltimore Co reported seven men were working in the area before the fall and two had gone to town A 50 man crew was exposed to debris during the collapse
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J Wesley Tiner Coal Co
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Leonard Bolliger
Louis Rager
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Baltimore Co
Federal grand jury probes bribery of Pittsburgh police
Several key witnesses were called to testify today as part of a federal grand jury investigation into alleged bribery involving Pittsburgh police officials and figures from the racket world. The probe focuses on possible corrupt influence and protection schemes affecting city law enforcement.
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United Fund Progress Report for Corry Drive
The Corry United Fund total reached 36253 today, about 58 percent of the $62000 goal. Two additional groups joined the drive with 100 percent participation, Rogers Structural Steel and the Corry Jamestown plant office employees, as captains seek to contact all potential donors in the coming days.
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Rogers Structural Steel
Corry-Jamestown
Bus Grader Collision Injures Six Pupils
A school bus in Butler Pennsylvania was ripped open in a collision with heavy road grading equipment. Six of the ten pupils aboard were injured.
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Butler
United Nations marks 13th birthday with world celebration
UN observance features a parade of U.N. Emergency Force troops in the Middle East and a weeklong TV series on the UN broadcast by 42 stations in 36 U.S. cities. A concert in New York includes Pablo Casals and Yehudi Menuhin with Dag Hammarskjold at the podium. The program, Dateline O N, begins with a disarmament statement by Ambassador James Wadena Ta Washington, as Eisenhower hosts a anniversary dinner at the White House. A separate Bowling Green robbery yielded a strongbox with cash.
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