Soviets Open New Disarm Propaganda Campaign
Moscow reports show Soviet publicists push disarmament as economically beneficial while reaffirming Marxist creed. Khrushchev’s peace talk is framed as genuine, with mass meetings, films, and a new book promoting peace and prosperity. The Liter ary Gazette disputes capitalist profitability from war profits and says capitalism is decaying. Theorist Leontyev links crises to capitalism, while end of arms race could boost trade, markets, and jobs.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Union
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Literary Gazette
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Robert P. Wolf
New York Times
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Leonid Leontyev
Crime Conclave Delegates Go On Trial Today
New York AP reports twenty three Apalachin underworld convention delegates face federal charges for evasive responses to inquiries about the November 14 1957 gathering at Joseph Barbara Sr home. U S District Judge Irving R Kaufman will oversee a trial expected to last seven to fourteen weeks with over a hundred witnesses.
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New York
N.Y
Joseph Barbara Sr
Milton R. Wessel
U.S
Hal Boyle's Americana: Quick hits and curious facts
New York AP column lists quirky insights on pets spreading disease, ancient surgeon punishment, dieting trends, laundry costs, Hoover quotes, and odd science facts. Highlights include mumps from a pet, Hammurabi penalties, weight gains in paper, and density of world population.
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America
Paris
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Titusville Boy Returns Loot Admits Stealing
A 13 year old Titusville youth returned two knives to the store and, after police questioning, named three other teens in a shoplifting spree spanning Centennial Week across six merchants. Items included knives batteries screwdrivers lighters locks keys and more. The four boys, all under 14, faced no action yet. two had earlier burglarized an unoccupied house.
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Titusville
Metz Family Celebrates Three Generations Birthday
Philadelphia report notes Mae Metz aged 73, her son William aged 43, and granddaughter Pamella Ann aged 9 celebrate birthdays today.
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Metz
Mae Metz
William
Pamella Ann
Murder Trial Opens High In Sierra Hills
The murder case of Inval ing Larry Bord Motherwell 43 and Washington widow Pearl Putney 7 is examined as a preliminary hearing proceeds after a cross country trip from Washington to Florida and back to Sierra County. Nineteen witnesses summoned for a 19 juror panel.
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Call
Larry—Bord
Motherwell
Washington, D.C
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Sierrraville
John T. Reges
Alfy
Gordon J. Smith
Pearl Putney
Justice of the Peace
Alden Johnson
Sierraville
Smith
Sierra County Grand Jury
Marysville
Atlanta
Rites Held For C A Lawson At Bracklen Funeral Home
Rites held for Cunford A Lawson at Bracklen Funeral Home at 2 pm Saturday with Rev Paul Bauer officiating. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Joseph Consolo Sr Elo Dahl John Bognlak Eugene Powers Wilbur Rickers and John Ambrose. Attending from away were Ward Powers Alan Powers Winchester Ky Florence Boyd Clarendon Mr and Mrs Paul Lawson Buffalo Mrs Mabel Murphy Phillipsville Mr and Mrs Elmer Dall Erie Mrs Harry Anderson Mrs Ernest Anderson Mr and Mr Claire Wolf and Mr and Mrs Homer Wolf Warren.
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Wilbur Rickers
John Ambrose
Ward Powers
Alan Powers
Winchester
Florence Boyd
Clarendon
Paul Lawson
Buffalo
Dem Speakers Call for United Party at Sparta
In Sparta a county Democratic rally drew Albert Hahn chairing a lively event in the school gym. Stuart A. Culbertson Meadville county chair and county and local candidates spoke, naming Paul M. Smith Harold Turner for commissioner William Schruers for clerk of courts and Vivian Mortis for auditor. Spartan nominees included Juba Bolan Thomas Briner Fred Thomas Dor Higelow and Mrs Thomas Root for borough offices.
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Licketait
Rabid Polecat Strikes in Ridgway Fourth Ward
A rabies infected skunk bitten two dogs in Ridgway’s Fourth Ward. The animal was shot by Thomas Schiemer after his dog was bitten. Game protector Leo Milford sent the head to Harrisburg for testing, confirming rabies. Police and game officials warn residents, plan patrols to cull skunks, and urge pet restraint to prevent an epidemic.
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Ridgway
Thomas Schiemer
Leo Milford
Portland Mills
Harrisburg
Fall causes fatal injury in Pittsburgh Brookline man
Marcus MacLean 62 of Brookline died yesterday at South Side Hospital from a skull fracture after a fall at his home in the South Side. He fell from a ladder to a basement door last Thursday.
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Marcus MacLean
Brookline
South Side Hospital
MacLean
Snow Covers North Plains
Snow covers the north central region after the season’s heaviest fall with near freezing temperatures. Torrential rains hit New England causing landslides and floods. Wisconsin Rhinelander reports 10 inches. Marquette, Michigan, shows inches of snow. light precipitation extends across the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa Illinois Missouri and the Northeast.
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Knife Attack Ignites Late-Night North Side Incident
A 17 year old from the South Side allegedly pulled a knife and threatened to cut the guts out of a North Side teen who was walking home with friends after midnight. The victim suffered two finger lacerations and was treated. no charges filed as police finish the probe.
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Edward Samol
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Aker
Lawyer Weds Jury In Las Vegas Nuptials
Verne Lawyer and Vivian Jury, both from Des Moines Iowa, married yesterday in Las Vegas. He is a 36 year old attorney and she is 27.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Athletic trainer Joseph E. Tonti dies at 52 in Midland
Joseph E. Tonti, Midland High School athletic trainer, famed for balancing on his hands and pulling a five ton truck with his teeth, died Saturday night after the Midland Hopewell Township football game. He was 52.
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Joseph E. Tonti
Midland High School
Beaver Count
Tonti
Midland-Hopewell
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