Five Killed as Car Plows Into Crowd in Chicago
A car driven by Bette Gillespie 25 hit a crowd at Randolph and Franklin Streets in downtown Chicago, killing five pedestrians and injuring three, before crashing. Witnesses recalled victims hurled across the intersection as the vehicle struck a tar-covered cart and a parked car. Police reported the driver blacked out and woke up after the crash. names of the deceased include Carl Matre 61 Des Plaines Leslie Miles 63 West Chicago Carl Berggren 44 La Grange and Harold Murphy 49 Glen Ellyn.
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Chicago
Jims
Randolph and
Franklin Sts
F. Y. Mellen
Portice
Bette Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Joseph Gillespie
Avsyias
Ronnie Gilkey
Carl Matre
Des Plaines
Leslie M. Miles
West Chicago
Carl A. Berggren
Glen Ellyn
Carby Alward
la Grange
Harold Murphy
Kennedy Charges Nixon Sells America Short in Pennsylvania
Senator Kennedy opened a Pennsylvania campaign with a broad critique of Vice President Nixon. He argued Nixon believes the nation cannot afford education aging medical care housing and resource development while Kennedy says we can. The initial rally kicked off a 15 day schedule across eastern Pennsylvania marking his fourth visit of the campaign.
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Pennsylvania
Kennedy
John PF
Richard M. Nixon
America
Nixon
Stray bullet kills man on Delaware County drive
MEDIA Pa A 51 year old Philadelphia man Paul E Wolf died after being shot in the right side while riding with his wife and daughter on a Delaware County drive. Police pursued two young men in a fleeing car after reporting a stray bullet from target shooters.
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Media
Paul E. Wolf
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Wolf
Chester Hospital
William Hampton
Upper Providence Township
Nixon Promises European Visits If Elected
Vice President Richard M. Nixon vowed to visit all Eastern European satellite nations if elected president. He spoke during a Michigan Illinois campaign sweep aimed at industrial region voters and minority blocs. An alarm incident near Port Wayne Indiana prompted a Secret Service check, ruled non threatening.
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Nixon
Iinois
Richard M.nixon
Europe
Michigan
America
Illinois
Davenport
Herbert G. Klein
Port Wayne
Ind
Secret Service
Council Tightens Teen Curfew at UC
City council enacted a stricter curfew forcing all youths under 16 off the streets by 11 PM unless a parent note allows later hours. Police will detain violators at the station and impose penalties as outlined in the new ordinance.
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Union City — Borough Council
Council
Nixon Camp Denounces Pearson Smear Claim
The Justice Department says a Drew Pearson column contained baseless charge about Vice President Nixon and others. Pearson replied that a Hughes Tool Co loan to a Nixon family venture prompted an antitrust suit. campaign manager Finch called the charges a political smear and Kefaufer urged airing them before the election.
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Washington
Justice Department
Drew Pearson
Richard M. Nixon
Pearson
Hughes ‘Tool Co
Hughes
Nixon
Robert N. Finch
Hughes Top Co
Estes Kefauger
D-Tenn
Maurice
State Police Probe Crash Leaves Questions Behind
State police from the Corry barracks investigate an auto crash on Route 8 south of Union City believed to have occurred Sunday night or Saturday. Raymond Beinardt of North East could not locate the crash site and police search yielded no signs. Damages to the car are estimated at 200 dollars and possible charges may follow. A separate note reports a rare white chamois sighting in the Italian Alps near Trento, first in the region in over a century.
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Corry
Union City
Raymond Beinardt
North East
C. W. Irwin
Reinaldt
Titusville
Irwin
Ideal Weather Seen For Small Game Saturday
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania small game season opens Saturday with forecasts of generally ideal weather aside from possible light rain in western counties. The State Game Commission anticipates one of the finest seasons in years due to strong breeding and nesting conditions. Length of season varies by species and area with a four week period for wild turkeys in northern counties ending Nov 26, and other regions ending Nov 12. Local license and release figures are cited from recent years.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Lit
M. J. Golden
Commission
Commisson
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
Elk
Forest
Jefferson
Lycoming
McKean
Potter
Sullivan
Tioga
Union
Warren
Bradford
Columbia
Luzerne
Montour
Northumberland
Wyoming
Susquehanna River
GOP Protest Over Democrats Campaign Literature In State Building
Pittsburgh AP Republican Chairman Edward L. Flaherty of Allegheny County asks Gov. to stop Democratic campaign literature distribution at the State Office Building lobby. He says the information desk has become a distribution point for political propaganda in public buildings and cites prior protests with no action.
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GOP
Dem
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Flaherty
Allegheny County
Lawrence
Flaherty
United Nations Medic Arrested On Espionage Charges In New York
FBI agents arrested two Soviet nationals employed by the United Nations and a German-born medical illustrator on espionage charges. Me Tekh Melékh, 47, head of the Russian language section at the UN Secretariat, and Willie Hirsch, 52, a medical illustrator, were seized in Manhattan as a third conspirator, a Soviet national now abroad, was named. The men were indicted by a Chicago grand jury for attempting to obtain sensitive Chicago serial photographs including military sites.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Tzar Yagovlevich Me~ Tekh
U.N. Secretariat
Willie Hirsch
Chicago
Justice Department
Washington
Melekh
West 86Th Street
Hirsch
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Greenwich Village
United States
Irina
Mikhail
Marina
Melekhi
Melek
Corry Teenagers Hurt In Third Crash At Curve
Police say a 19 year old driver in a 1955 convertible lost control on West Washington Street at Mead Avenue. The May 3 wreck injured two Corry teens and caused a total loss of the car worth about 500. Crabbite was cited for reckless driving. this was the third crash at the spot in three weeks due to excessive speed on the curve.
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Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Journal
Eyo Corry
Wee Washington Street
Meadavine
Powersine
West Washington Street
Hilish
Mead Tvenue
West Westmineton
MS Cobbett
Maine
Cays
Washington
Wisn
Overseas Gift Deadline Dates For Christmas Mail
Dr James Sulliven Corry post master today listed mailing deadlines for packages to overseas regions to ensure Christmas delivery The Far East must be mailed by October 31 Near East and Africa by November 5 Europe South and Central America by November 12 Strongly constructed boxes with cushioning and printed addresses directly on the package are advised.
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James Sulliven
Corry
Far East
Near East
Africa
Europe
South
Central America
Corry Church Looted and Vandalized Last Night
Pastor Rev. B. C. Docherty reported East Washington Street church damaged last night. A loose wooden box containing $2 was stolen, religious literature scattered, a desk ransacked, a sticky liquid spilled, and three screws removed from the cash box latch. Police investigate the incident as vandalism.
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Allance
B. C. Docherty
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Docherty
UC Veterans Plan Equipment Drive For Area Sick Members
UC Veterans announce a community drive to collect bedpans wheeled cots and other hospital aids for area sick residents. Donald Bertay post commander says demand is high and urges residents to donate beds and mobility items to support the service.
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Cys Ven Kyal
Tomogrow
Donald Bertay
Che Pest
Cenvass
Corry
Tietien
Teo
Guy Cook
Dasugulee Ynaryernasive
Carl Biikesloe
Pst
Newspapers Split as Nixon Leads in Endorsements
A Baltimore Evening News survey shows 91 papers endorsing Nixon, 184 backing Kennedy, and 740 supporting Eisenhower with 268 for Stevenson. The counts reflect preliminary tallies from editorials and publication editorials across various daily papers.
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Uesy
Sipparine
Richard NM
Sonohn
F. Kennedy
Adi
Stevenguon
Magivine
Nixbet
Kennedy
Eisen
Snower
Stevenson
No Gnus Isn't Good News
Ambiguous OCR text describes Griffith Park Zoo arranging a deal with the Presnis Zoological Society to mate enits and breed rare phe-gnus and mo hejnus. The report mentions 7008 units and directs attention to mating plans at Griffith Park.
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Angeles
Griffith Park
Greensburg plant plans reveal $43 million station near Monon
West Penn Power Co disclosed plats to build a new $43 million generating station near Monessen Greensburg area. Construction set to begin next year with operation expected later in 1953.
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Greensburg
West Fenn Power Co
Mononsenhels
Init Syill
Iete
Pupils Unhurt In School Bus Auto Collision
The second 1980 61 term bus auto crash occurred about 3 30 yesterday afternoon on Route Y six miles south of Union City. Mrs Frances R McCrillis 44 of RD 4 Union City drove the bus and did not see southbound car driven by Tra F Baker 54 of Erie. Damage totaled 350 to the car and 75 to the bus with no injuries reported. State Police say possible charges may follow an investigation.
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Union City
Garry State Police
Frances R. McCrillis
RD. 4
Tillotson’s Corners
Tra F. Baker
Erie
Set
CW. Irwin
Gold Price Advances Slightly in Early London Market
London fixed the price of gold at 96.28 per fine ounce in early trading. The prior close stood at 25.54, with recent week highs around 10.80 in a buying spree on the exchange and Treasury quotations near 38. The figures reflect a mixed set of prices across markets.
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London
Treasury
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Nixon Camp
Storm
Trento
Italy
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Trento Museum of
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R. D.J. Corry
Clabbatz
Frederick Diemer
South Center Street
N. Y. Homes
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Che
Allen. W. Dulles
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
Coty Memorin
Center
Corry Church
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