U S May Send More Arms To Formosa In Move
Washington officials discuss expanding military aid to Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists to strengthen anti-Communist forces near Formosa. Possible program could cost hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars, with funding limits and prior Quemoy support complicating plans. Continued on page eight.
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Washington
China
U.S
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Quemoy Islands
U. S. Stress Linked To Heart Ills
A medical team reports evidence that stresses of U S living may hasten coronary disease. Autopsy on 139 South Carolina and 128 Haitian hearts showed twice as much artery hardening in the Carolinians. Diet differences did not explain it. social tension and fast living cited as likely factors.
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San Francisco
United States
South Carolina
Haiti
South Carolinas
American Heart Assn
Dale Groom
Medical College of
Charleston
Groom
Archbishop Kilvin Moggil Dies in Sydney
The Most Rev Howard West Kilvin gton Moggil Anglican primate of Austral is and archbishop of Sydney died of heart failure Saturday in Sydney. Authorities report his death ends a long tenure guiding the church through the postwar era.
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Sydney, Austral
Howard West Kilvin
Gton Moggil
Australis
Sydney
Heartback
Saturdley
Reds Cry Plot In Pasternak Prize
The Soviet Union charged the 1958 Nobel Prize for literature to Boris Pasternak was a cold war plot against Russia. The Literary Gazette called the award a hostile political act against the Soviet state. Pasternak, 68, said he was overwhelmed and overjoyed by the honor and hoped to attend the December presentation, though no word on travel permission came from Moscow.
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Soviet Union
Pasternak
Stockholm
Peredelkina
Moscow
Boy Returns Stolen Caps from YMCA Car
An 18 year old youth confessed and returned four hubcaps stolen from a car parked at the YMCA on Tuesday. Arthur Pitts reported four hubcaps missing from his wagon on Concord Street. Police learned of the case from a Union City father and no reprisals will follow.
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YMCA
Arthur Pitts
Concord Street
Union City
City Switches to Standard Time Tonight
Area residents will set clocks back one hour at 2am to return to standard time as daylight saving ends. Corry, adapting earlier, marks the change with the 2am reset. Those who miss the shift risk being out of sync with the Porgrention event schedule.
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Corry
Two Women Battle In Yard Knife and Axe Fatality
In an eastern Oregon town two middle aged housewives fought with knife and ax in a front yard Friday. Dorothy Hyland 42 died from a chest stab. Bertha Baldwin 43 claimed self defense after being cut on the arm. Police report says Baldwin returned with a knife after an earlier exchange and attacked.
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Onlaklo
Dorothy Hyland
Walter Walker
Walker
Bertha Baldwin
Hyland
Oregon
Prof George Edward Moore Remembered in Cambridge Obit
Heath Moore, 84, professor of philosophy at Cambridge University from 1925 to 1939, credited with influencing British and American philosophy in the early 20th century, died recently in Cambridge England.
Chiang Kai-shek foresees revolt in Red China with outside aid
Chiang Kai shek said a revolt in Red China ripens and could be aided from outside. He hinted Nationalist forces might intervene to retake the mainland after being expelled in 1949. A Dulles backed communique renounced force as policy, but Nationalists say it may not apply to a revolt.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
U. S
State Dulles
Dulles
America
Arrest Of 4 Boys Solves Titusville Crime Wave
Four Titusville area youths aged 12 to 14 were implicated in a car theft and a string of burglaries in Bloomfield and nearby townships. Police say they wrecked a stolen Studebaker, causing about $300 in damage, and were found with a bag of pennies from burglarized stations. The oldest, 14, admitted break ins at Leroy Cook grocery and service station and to previous thefts including from Lincolnville, with one boy already warned about curfew.
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Usvilne
Venango County
Titusville
Leroy Cook
Tastee Freez
Route 8
Cherrytree Township
Shree
Studebaker
Lincolnville
Elmer Green
Centerville
Bloomfield Township
Lee Hodges
Riceville
Conadohta Lake
Route 17
Ils
Scranton Couple Hurt In Warren Road Crash
A Scranton man Leonard Snyder and his wife Sylvia were seriously injured in a three car collision on Warren Kingua road Route 54 about 2 miles north of Warren at 10 55 a m yesterday Snyder 27 suffering possible skull fracture and facial wounds wife 26 listed with possible left leg fracture facial and body injuries Richard Scalise 24 of Warren and Theodore Uber 52 of Warren were involved State Police said Snyder car veered into a truck front blocking the road and Scalise could not avoid impact near Warren General Hospital"}
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Warren
Scranton
Warren-Kingua
Waren
Leonard Snyder
Warren General Hospital
Sylvia
Warren Sib- Station
Snyder
Richard Scalise
Theodore Uber
Scalise
Nixon Resumes Drive for Farm Votes in Midwest Swing
Vice President Nixon barnstorms the Midwest as Republicans and Democrats push hard for farm votes. He lands in Wisconsin and Minnesota while denouncing radical Democrats and warning of runaway spending and taxes if the opposition gains. Senators Kefauyer and Smathers weigh in on the farm vote’s impact and the campaign’s direction.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Midwest
Michigan
Folu
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Clue
Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Alma
Milwaukee
Madison
Estes Kefauyer
D-Tenn
George A Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
Begin Ritual Of Electing New Pontiff
VALICAN CITY API-Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church were exhorted today to choose a teacher and a pastor of souls as the new pope. The conclave opened in St. Peter's Basilica with 32 of 54 princes present. A Mass of the Holy Ghost began the process, and cardinals were locked away from the world. Msgr Antonio Bucci urged the cardinals to elect a capable pastor quickly, a bridge between heaven and earth and between social classes and nations, as the pope will be a teacher and pastor of souls. Continued on Page Two.
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Valican
Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
France
Msgr
Antonio Bucci
Vatican Secretar of Briefs
Pius XI
Chrisgr
Bucci
Msgr. Bacci
Jet bomber crash devastates riverfront Detroit area
A British four engine Vulcan bomber on a goodwill mission exploded and crashed in a riverfront Detroit area. Six crewmen believed dead. Three homes demolished and more than a dozen set afire. Two residents injured seriously. Witnesses described a thunderous blast and a red sky as fuel tanks sprayed across five blocks.
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Nere
Triansitar
Vulcan
British Air Ministry
London
Bard Squadron
Royal Air Force Bomber Command
Waddington Air Base
Lincoln
England
John Willoughby Moore
Neb
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Grosse Pointe Park
Lake
Triple Murderer Killed By Posse
In Lincoln County a 1-year-old farmer killed his wife Jeanette and two others, then was hunted by eight posse members. Roy Cook was slain by the group near a creek bank after a high speed chase. Four victims included Rachel Cook, Jeanette Cook, and Mrs George Smith. a prison guard Joe Godley was wounded fatally. Sheriff Heavner and a civilian were also hit by shotgun fire.
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Lincolnton
Roy Cook
Chlolle
Cook
Roy
Ambrose Hayle
Rachel
Here
Jeanette Cook
Wid
Wilbur
George Smith
Marjorie Marjorie
Joe Godley
Joe James
Shelby
Lincoln County
Frank Heavner
J. D. Williams
Nly Godley
Area Man Injured In Route 6 Auto Mishap
A man from Greenville, Carl Peterson, collided with a truck driven by Harry Goodmate on Route 6 two miles east of Mi Village Cory State Police report. Goodmate not injured, Peterson treated at Union City Stem Memorial Hospital for chin and chest injuries. total damage about 550 dollars.
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Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Wiis
Mi Village
Cory State
Carl Peterson
Greenville
Harry Goodmate
New Camelstown
Ohio
Goodmate
Abel
Peterson
Goodnmte
Paterson
Jor City
Ilo
Battle Gas To Firid Miners Hope Fading
SPRINGHILL Nabav miners trapped by a rock shift in Nova Scotia’s deepest coal mine faced fading survival hopes as rescue work advanced into a debris filled shaft. Eighty one men escaped earlier, twelve dead, with two bodies sighted and to be recovered. Officials said no contact with missing miners had been reported and the chance of survivors remained very remote.
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Springhill
Nabav
Cory
Nova Scotia
Theodore Miehmiak
Charles Michniak
Jane Ficcard
Corry
Detroit
North America
Harold Gordon
Coal Cnner
Gorydon
Killer Dies After Execution Halts Cause Hysteria
SAN QUENTIN CALIFORNIA Bart Caritativo a 52 year old Filipina houseboy died in the San Quentin Prison gas chamber yesterday for a double murder after last minute legal delays which caused him to break down in hysteria He was convicted of the knife and hammer slayings on September 17 1964 of Mrs Camille Banks 49 and her former husband Joseph 56 in a scheme to gain Mrs Banks Stinson Beach resort hotel through a forged will Delays lasted over an hour while his attorney phoned U S Supreme Court Justice William Douglas Douglas declined to stay the execution and the ruling ended with the guard statement torture and brutal but one has to carry on We get wet up and then OBE of course he went to rain
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Guin
Bart Caritativo
San Quentin
Caritativo
Camille Banks
Joseph
U. S. Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Washington
Douglas
Ararden
Ree Dickson
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