Duff Defends Own Blasts Reef's Record at Greensburg GOP Dinner
Sen. James H. Duff replies to Democrat Josep S. Clark claiming misrepresentation of his voting record. Duff cites Eisenhower era roll calls and criticizes Kefauver's Senate attendance, arguing Clark avoids discussing rival records. He praises Eisenhower's air force buildup and calls for unity with GOP leadership.
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Greensburg
Pil
Repub- Men
James H. Duff
Josep S. Clark
Bienhower
Duff
I Gop
Thontrast
Estes Kefauver
Uniontown
Eisenhower
U. S. Air Force
Truman
Shepilov Defends Bulganin Over Suspected Interference
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov says Premier Bulganin did not intend to interfere in the U.S. election with a letter urging a ban on H-bomb tests. He spoke to Western correspondents at a reception and said the message raised the issue of banning violent explosions, noting Bulganin did not consider American politics. Adlai Stevenson had called suspending tests. Eisenhower denounced Bulganin’s action as interference in internal affairs.
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Dmitri Shepilov
Bulganin
U.S
Eisenhower
Shepilov
Bubuyih
Adlai Stevenson
Minimster
United States
Corryite Held On Morals Charge
George Aikens, a former Corry resident living at a West 12th Street trailer court in Erie, is held on a morals charge filed by Milleresk police. Four teens connected to burglaries and park meter thefts in Erie were in custody: Norbert Carpenter 16, Robert Moodle 17, Harvey Dickey 18, and Joseph Freinmutt 16, all of Erie. Aiken’s was not implicated in the burglaries but faces a charge awaiting grand jury action in Erie County Jail.
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George Aikens
Corry
West 12Th Street
Erie
Erie County
Milleresk Police
Aikens
Millcreek
Earliey
Parkie
Erle
Norbert Carpenter
Robert Moodle
Harvey Dickey
Joseph Freinmutt
Aiken's
Order Strip Miners To Bury Coal Refuse
State order requires strip mine operators in Pennsylvania to bury acid forming coal refuse and separate it from spoil. Regulation targets both hard and soft coal backfill materials and demands grading so water runs off rather than soaks in.
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Nannicpuny
Pennsylvania
Israeli offensive deepens as Egypt war fears rise
Israeli columns crossed the border striking El Kuntilla and Ras en Nageb, aiming to wipe out Arab commandos bases and reach toward the Suez path. Cairo protested Western air activity near the Suez Canal while the U N Security Council met in emergency session. The United States vowed aid to victims of Middle East aggression, and allied powers weighed responses. Evacuations of hundreds of Americans and tense diplomacy followed as Iraq offered troops and regional fronts tightened.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suéz Canal
Israel
Egyptiim
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Israeii
Jerusalem
Binar
Negev Desert
Iraq
Jordan
Tarael
United States
Syria
Athens
Amman
Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
State Department
Clinbed
Ottawa
el Kuntilla
Ras En Nageb
Aquaba
Promised Land
Sinai Peninsula
Asia
Nekhl
Suez
Sinai
Teacher Draws Stiff Sentence In Morals Case
Madden gene E. of Titusville received a sentence of not less than three years and not more than six years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to sodomy charges. He was fined $100 plus costs. The case was heard by Judge Tee A. McCracken in Venango County Court at Franklin.
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Antville
Venango County
Franklin
Gene E. Madden
Titus
Ville
Western Penitentiary
Tee A. McCracken
Madden
Titusville
McCracken
Wayne Simpson
Marjorie van Tassel
Townville
Gary A. Hosack
Marilyn Meets English Queen Lore
Marilyn Monroe met Queen Elizabeth II at a royal charity event in Britain. The actress described the queen as radiant and warm, and the two chatted about Monroe’s film The Sleeping Prince. Monroe and her husband Arthur Miller were guests at Windsor vicinity Englefield Green where they are renting a large manor.
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Otros
Walt
Meléfleta Green
Elizabeth
Englefield Grenny
Arthur Miller
Windsor Castle
Marilyn
England
Rushville girl reporter ages from 10 to 73
Miss Gertrude Abbott, a girl newspaper reporter in Rushville, began work at age ten and remains a reporter at seventy three. This life spans decades of local journalism driven by a steadfast career in the press.
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Gertrude Abbott
Rushville
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Mediterranean
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London
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
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Sank” Wadbor Pedarall
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the Million Dollar Look
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