Ike and Macmillan End Crucial Talks Today
Washington reports British Prime Minister Haruki Macmillan and President Eisenhower concluded crucial talks with emphasis on a joint economic aid program for the Middle East. The leaders planned a luncheon with NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak and other officials, signaling continued Western alliance coordination as talks began Wednesday.
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Selwyn Tiloyd
Spaak
Murder Inc Leader Anastasia Shot in Barber Shop
Albert Anastasia, longtime Murder Inc chief, was killed today in a barber shop attack carried out by two masked gunmen. Police identified the victim, noting he was seated in a barber chair when the killers opened fire before fleeing. The scene at Park Sheraton hotel followed years of mob violence and prior attempts on his life.
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Air Force Fires Snark Missile Near Cape Canaveral
A Snark guided missile was fired from Cape Canaveral Florida as part of a week of unusual test activity. The 10 foot vehicle, essentially a pilotless bomber with a 5000 mile range, travels near sound speed and was visible only briefly to observers. This week also saw a Vanguard stage test and a Thor launch with a 1500 mile flight ending off target.
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Stassen Sees Moon As Arms Plan Aid
Harold E. Stassen told a United Nations Day service in Haverford that Russia’s Sputnik may ease support for a world arms control plan. He argued Moscow’s orbit demonstrates the need for inspection and new disarmament steps, while Braanen urged caution amid opposition to prior proposals.
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Sputnik
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Haverford
Braanen
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Mother and Four Sons Die in Tenant-Farm Fire
A mother Beverly Ann Coon aged 24 and her four sons Rob Wes Vietory 2 Richard 1 and Paint 4 weeks perished when their frame home burned at a tenant farm north of Barton New York. Robert Coon 34 suffered burns and was treated by a physician before being rushed to the scene. The tragedy occurred early today and the cause is under investigation.
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Trantic
3 More Die and Flu Deaths Hit 68 in State
A wide flu outbreak pushes Pennsylvania toll to 68 with three more deaths in Lehigh Valley bringing toll there to 29. Two Pennhurst State School residents die as 13 children and two adults have died there since wh eady month. Flu affects Corry Area Schools with 399 home absences and rising colds in several districts. Philadelphia reports 300000 affected. no city deaths yet. Other deaths include Allentown residents and a Clearfield teen. Fayette County judge dies after a paralytic stroke.
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Corry
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Anne Mildred Manes
Clearfield
Lehieh Valley
John Wehry
Tamagna
Sidney Vaughan
Allentown
Mary Carey
Plane crash near Tinker hits near Oklahoma City
An Air Force trainer crashed near Tinker AFB while departing Chanuly from Los Angeles bound for home base. Pilot and crew names not confirmed. Witnesses describe a glide with left engine failure. Ambulance crew recalls the craft seeming to spare houses before exploding.
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Charles Chileout
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Tinker and Douglas Air¢ Company
Oklahoma City
Senate Rackets Probers Look At Sears Roebuck Hearings
The Senate Rackets Committee opened a Sears Roebuck inquiry focusing on labor relations activities. Witness Jas W. W. Tudor, Sears vice president in charge of personnel, testified as panelists discussed Labor Relations Associates and its connections to Sears operations and its China setup.
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John Patterson Currie
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William J. Westervelt
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Ordnance
Daniel Clark
National Labor Relations Board
Ghelton Shefferman
Pheasant and Rabbit Season Opens Across District
The second phase of hunting opens at 6 am tomorrow with pheasants quail and cottontail rabbits legal. About 600 Corry hunters are expected as the season lasts until November 30. Daily rabbit limit four and season limit twenty. pheasant daily two and season eight. Deer, turkey, grouse, and squirrels were previously open last Saturday. Warnings note spring hatchings may boost pheasant numbers.
Chest Drive Hits Halfway Mark In 1957 Campaign
Fifty six percent of the Community Chest goal had been raised by noon today. Corporate donations led with $19,500, followed by Advance Gifts and other divisions totaling $26,909. Chest officials hope to surpass 100 percent before the drive ends, aided by volunteer workers.
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Pes Weber
Apna
Cars Collide As One Enters Driveway
Lawrence Pattison 63 of Union City and Wend Zigler 45 of Van Pa were in a two car collision on Route 4 as Pattison attempted a right into his driveway. Neither driver injured. Pattison car $50 damage, Zigler car $100 damage. Police said Zigler passed on the right while Pattison swung left and back into the other vehicle.
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Union City
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Route 4
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Pattison Auto
Corry Area School Building Authority Plans Annual Meet
The Corry Area School Building Authority will hold its annual session next Tuesday at 8:90 in the local high school. The meeting will elect officers for the coming year and review the audit as well as undertake other business that may come before the board.
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Corry
School Building Authority
Executive Group Votes to Oust Union From Federation
In a sharp move the Federation Executive Committee voted 25 to 4 to expel the Teamsters Union, aiming to purge corruption within labor leadership. The decision comes amid a broad cleanup push across unions including the Bakery Workers and UTW, with reform plans to take effect at the AFL-CIO convention in December.
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Fox
Tenraber
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Al-Cio
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Lloyd’ Ble Hert
UN Resumes Syrian Debate in Cold War Showdown
UN members clash over the Turkish-Syrian crisis as Syria accuses Turkey of air intrusions with five planes cited near Gabrela and Kameshli. Russia and the United States trade blame while Syria demands immediate UN inquiry and Jemanda mediation rejection marks.
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Rocket hits 4000 mile mark in Far Side tests
Air Force officers say one balloon launched rocket possibly exceeded 4000 miles in space during project Far Side tests in the Pacific. They caution data is not final and no precise altitude is yet available. They also floated the idea of using a balloon rocket system for lunar delivery within a year, though not the program’s aim.
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Bowers
Insurance refunds ordered by state department in Philadelphia
The State Tax and Insurance Department ordered collision policy refunds totaling over 700000 to policyholders. Deputy Commissioner Bernatist Gelley said affected customers were charged Class 2 rates instead of Class 1, with average refunds near $40 though some payouts reached high amounts.
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Kelley
Pupil Calmed Integration Crisis Brightens in Little Rock
Little Rock Arkansas reports a brighter path toward resolving Central High School integration deadlock. Governor Orval Faubus hints at moves toward mediation and reduced tension. Army policy allows three Negro boys and six girls to cross the campus with military escort, while federal troops may remain outside. Faubus did not detail plans or identify participants, and declined to name who drives the new approach. The governor credits Attorney General Brownell and criticizes the FBI as political, suggesting possible changes within a week or ten days.
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Ardich
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Army
Central High
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Eisenhower
U S
Herbert Brownell
Fixenhower
FBI
Brownell
Paying Bills For Street Improvement Assessments
The city mails 175 paying bills to landowners with property along streets paved this year. Total program cost 5384 dollars, city to pay 4620, owners 45754. Notices mailed early this month to allow inquiries before final bills. Bills payable 20 days from November 1, with interest 6 percent per year or 0.5 percent per month after the month ends.
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Carl Smith
City Emmurer
Lost Glasses Link Break-ins At Rex Theatre
Report from Ponce today details the capture of a seven old two buck dyed boy and implication of four others in what appears to be a near foolproof method of taking sweets from the Rex Theatre concession stand. The manager says he found the lad’s glasses after the theft and that Marty Stuyffer helped apprehend the youths. About $100 in candy was missing and police action against the suspects was undecided.
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Deakin
Corry Churches Appeal for Halloween Party Donations
The Cory Chamber of Commerce leaders urge local groups to donate funds for UNICEF pennies drives. On Thursday October 31 the United Nations International Emergency Children's Fund event will fund Halloween parties in area locations for children collecting pennies. Donations via the Corry Council of Churches with checks to UNICEF proceeds benefit the drive and parties after covering costs.
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Corry
Unicef
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United Nations Children's Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Council
Glass Factory to Start Production in Inchon
United Nations backed project at Inchon builds a 53,539,500 glass factory for Hanuk Glass Tinistry Co. Ltd. The Korean firm prepares operations as reconstruction efforts advance in Korea.
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Inchon
Arehcy Nik
Hanuk Glass Tinistry Co. Ltd
Marty Case Goes To Jury In Crawford County Suit
The case of The elvil suit involving Marty Case of R D 3 Corry and Joseph was submitted to a Crawford County jury this afternoon. The defense rested earlier, and Judge Herbert Mook ordered the jury recalled for further deliberation. The July crash on Route 17 in Sparta Township left Fralick critically injured when a tractor pulling a hayrack was struck. the defense argued contributory negligence and improper lighting of the tractor-drawn equipment.
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Corry
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Mook
Route 17
Sparta Township
Fralick
Culbertson
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Storm Off Atlantic North of Dayt ons Seem Threat Low
A semitropical disturbance near 900 miles east of Dayton, in the Atlantic, winds up to 3 percent mph raged along a northern course. The Weather Bureau said it offered no threat to the United States and no intensification was expected in the next 12 hours.
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