Big Three Ministers Map Middle East Talks in Paris
U S Secretary Dulles British foreign secretary Macmillan and French minister Findin, meeting with Moshe Sharett and Turkish envoy Zorlu, left Paris for Geneva after a day of intense discussions on Middle East crises. Officials signaled progress but offered no firm outcomes before the Geneva round with Molotov.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
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Geneva
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Job Foklér Dulles
Pierich Fordeign
Antoine Findy
Porvign
Harold Macmitlan
Will
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M. Molotov
Maddie Boat
Dulles
Mac
Millut
Princi
Pally Moshe Sharett
Israel
Fatim R. Zorlu
Eign Tililater
Turkey
Fale
Gid Sharett Om
U.S
Sharett
Tennell Tender
Zorth
Ben Youssef's Return Urged by Berber Leader in Morocco
Berber chieftain Thami El Glaoul of Marrakech urged the return of exiled Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef from Madagascar. He read the proclamation from the French resident general’s steps, signaling a potential shift in Morocco’s throne politics.
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Morocco
Thami el’ Glaoul
Marrakech
Morrocco
Bigh
el Glaoul
Mbhammed Ben Youissef
Madagascar
Fis
Baby Slayer Asks Freedom From 6-Year Prison Term
Charles G Hutman formerly of Corry requested clemency from the state pardons board for a manslaughter sentence after fatally kicking his 16 month old daughter in 1951. Warden Huffman testified the inmate worked well in Western Penitentiary nursery and had served about four and a half years. He argued he had paid for his crime and his loss remains a sorrowful burden.
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Harrisburg
Corry
Charles G. Hutman
Western Penitentiary
Raymond C. Wieseckel
Harrisburg Hires Police Officer Joseph Ketahfe
Harrisburg reports the commonwealth hired Joseph Ketahfe, 24, of Plymouth, as a Capitol policeman for an eight year term. A special uniform measurement is noted, with rank or badge details not specified.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Today
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Ketahfe
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Capitol
Wide Scope Of Recent Events Seen Affecting Big 4 Parleys
Geneva talks loom on the eve of the Big Four conference as Eisenhower's illness and Adenauer's age shape Western politics. Middle East tensions, Arab-Israeli arms, and North African upheavals cloud prospects for East-West détente and France's weakened Europe stance. Continued on Page Two.
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Egypt
Caechestovakia
Arme Tyce
Europe
Ke Bai
Attacker Still Loose In City
Police pursue a fledgling suspect after a 28 year old Corry housewife was clubbed on Park Street Sunday night. A local man seen nearby during the attack is being questioned as residents grow wary of a prowler.
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Corry
Park Street
Harley Drake
Alvin Host
Wright Street
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Host
Dusints
Sallade appeal on voluntary manslaughter sentence in Harrisburg
State Parole Board held Alfred L. Sallade’s petition for commutation under advisement. Sallade, 39, was sentenced for voluntary manslaughter in the 1952 case involving the shooting of Rosemont youth and the deaths of Charles P. Van Pelt and injuries to Erwin Berndolt.
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Preen Harrisburg
State
Alfred L. Sallade
Kis New
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Coure
Potter
Dhit Salado
Rosemont
Salinde Girs
Charles P
Will Build Supercarfusp R Washington Senator Cilffont Gase
The New York Shipbuilding Corp of Camden has been awarded a large contract to build a Nifty supercarrier of the Forredlal class.
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Washington — Sen
Cilffont Gase
Wanouinerd
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
U S Steel Sees Continuation Of Present Boom
U S Steel reports a continuing industry boom into the next half year. Chairman Roger Blough cites high demand and tough supply, with record nine month earnings of 267 million and shipments near 19 million tons. Dividend up to 65 cents a share payable December 10.
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New York
United Stats Steel Grp
Hus
Roger Mclough
Biouph
Blough
Europe
Eaghinis
Tang Directory
Reo
Ford
First Speech Session Held for Local Businessmen
Nineteen men attended the first session of an Effective Speech class at Carry Arew High School led by Ern est Williams of Warren based West Peak Oil. Williams, a Penn State graduate, has conducted speaking courses in the area, and the class will meet each Tuesday evening from 8 to 10 at Klatt School for 18 weeks.
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Carry Arew High School
E F. Byttes
Chamber of ‘Chameree
Ernest Williams
Weat Peat Oil Co
Warren
Penn State University
Clase
Klatt
End of Sunday Daylight Saving Time Nears Across Regions
A decision appears set to end daylight saving time this coming Sunday, with most communities in the northern United States that stayed on DST through October planning no change this week. Many shops close around 6 o clock as daylight fades, aligning with the time shift.
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Hue Westeda
United States
Marie
Reopen Probe Of Attempted Burglary At Quality Cash Market
Police consider reopening the attempted safecracking case at the Quality Cash market on North Center Street after arrests in Ohio and Erie. Three men from Corry were held on similar charges, with a local constable credited for flagging the link. The investigation hinges on identifying suspects and confirming connections to the May 1964 incident.
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Harley Drake
Hee
Corry
Erie Toy View
Wno
Ohio
North Center Street
PDIEE
Russell Briggs
Erie
Route 6 Remains Open After Detour Confusion
Local officials clarified traffic on Route 6 after a detour caused complaints from Corry to Youngsville. The road was briefly closed to avert a potential explosion risk but reopened as plans to move utilities and clear the area progressed.
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Pacery Slirnway
Journal
Tins
Corry
Youngsville
Myey
Franklins
Niickere
Perinisy
Oula Gas Company
Axphimblis
Phiper
Pittsfield
Wien
Credits Vaccine With Drop In Polio In State
Harrisburg State Health Secretary says polio cases and paralysis have fallen this year after a vaccination campaign. About 708 muscular polio cases reported this year versus 1188 last year. 406 000 school children have begun the three shot series while 57 parents oppose shots for religious reasons. 106 000 second graders currently receive their second injection.
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Asocite
Harrisburg — State Health Secertary
Ue Health Department
Muattivor
Ne Told & Television
Alnhe
Sehieo
Sale Yiueltte
Bernt Rod Nor Die Vhono
French Premier Faure seeks new confidence vote tonight
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure will ask the assembly for a vote of confidence amid debate on the government finances and military aid for North Africa. Opposition factions threaten to remove Faure and demand clear proposals to cover expenses and future reservist calls.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edgar Faure
Faure
Christian Pinesu
North Africa
Jacques Duclos
Molotov Arrives for Geneva Talks at Big Four Meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov lands at Geneva for the Big Four conference. He is greeted by Swiss officials and diplomats including Poland's envoy and China's ambassador. Molotov notes hopes for improved international relations and peace through collaborative efforts at the Geneva talks.
Grand Jury To Get Jail Complaint
Erie County officials report a jail complaint will be presented to the November term of the grand jury. District Attorney John Flawyer notes the investigation involves two defendants Dwyer and Walden who say they were beaten by a man whose identity is unrevealed. In Britain, Prime Minister Neo Dink Glan recognizes Vietnam leadership and accepts referendum results favoring Dish.
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Beepalo
ismAles
Erie County Uit
IHG Brand
John Flawyer
Jif Bava
Leni Watten
Oth Dwyer
Magyar
Walden
London
Neo Dink Glan
Ofatire
Viet Nam
Empiron Bus Dal
Air Force details weird aircrafts not flying saucers
Washington reports the Air Force released a report noting no flying saucers. It cites new jet and propeller aircraft experiments at Edwards Air Force Base and a Canadi firm Avro design as possible saucer like planes. It lists UFO reports since 1947 with balloons and aircraft making up most cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Ami
Sitini
Tlon
Donald
Quiurles
Edwards Air Fores Base
Calif
iNavy
Avro. Ltd
U.S Air Force
Quirles
Westinghouse Workers Strike Across Plants Nationwide
The United Electrical Workers began a strike against Westinghouse Beetle Corp affecting about 70,000 workers, with walkouts at Pittsburgh and Derby plants. The action follows a prior CIO UE walkout and targets wages, job classifications, and incentive pay under a five year contract dispute.
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Westinghouse Beetle Corp
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Pittsburgh
Derby
CIO International Union of Electricit Workers
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Big South
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Phin
Jersey City
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Wyerovides
James J. Mattes
Wiydmind
Collecnive
Wien
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Phelps- Dodge Cot
Weir
Blaster
Sirmident
AHL
Tenino Fuarashyj
EhiTydelphia
Sufiyvite
Willy
Sisiany
Untitled fragment about local figures and an incident
An unclear OCR fragment references Chester Meccray and a delivery incident. It mentions a Blyinte Spartanshure rowd and a diner or eatery setting, with police and a delivery truck involved. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Pratikereiy
Chester Meccray
McCray
Meany Urges AFL Probe Into Pilot Union Tie to Strike
George Meany president of the AFL accused the pilots union of collusion with United Air Lines amid a threatened strike. He said the union backed the walkout while duty to engineers was affected and demanded Clarence Sayer appear before the AFL Executive Council to explain.
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New York
Clarence N. Sayer
AFL
Air Line Figots Association
George Meany
Stelke
Flieht Eneieur Tabernational
Axsoeishion
Sayon
Iis
Repite
Menhy
Menny
Sayen
AFT
Colinell
Aisa
Ink Afl
Alrue
Meany
Smyen
Delinquents To Face Court Over Juvenile Case
Police report that several youths, arrested after a burglary on August 2 in Salt Day, are to face juvenile court proceedings. Officials note the case remains under petition and court action pending, with details kept confidential.
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Eisenhower urges Soviet to match U S conciliatory effort at Geneva
President Eisenhower in his hospital sick room urged Moscow to respond in kind to the new spirit at Geneva and set the stage for peace and progress. He said if the conciliatory tone is real the four power talks will address German reunification and other barriers to peace. The president spoke through a statement released as he recovers from a stroke like attack and outlined plans for Geneva with Britain and France.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhow— Ex
Germany
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Garnett D. Horner
Washington
Hope Fussia
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Talley
Tre Tatier
Taiaisa
Biot
Dulles
Chest Division Reaches Quota in Community Campaign
The Chest Division reports a total of 1417.80 raised today bringing overall campaign funds to 285875 and reaching a milestone as five divisions contribute repairs and support for local schools and services including stations and could be used for buses and equipment in Cory Area.
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Cory Area
Ray Weber Genoal Eiltenin
Ppent
Fins
Banks
Hisitive
iGiltLibn Digistop
Diulrmha
Avision
Threich
Campaiin
Uwe
Howe
Meeglnish
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Avivanioe Inns
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