Seneca plea in court over Upper Allegheny dam
U S court considers Senecas plea to halt the 111 million dollar flood control dam at Kina Pa as Army Engineers study a proposed diversion to Lake Erie via the Conemango Basin. Senecas oppose reservoir intrusion into western New York. A Dr Arthur Morgan helped push renewed data. Also death of Dr Hugh A Kelsey, 86, Sterling College president emeritus.
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Bradford Man Named To Push Leader Vote Bid
Bradford leader bid gains a Bradford business man and publisher Brad ford Henry A Sat terwhite named to the Leader for Senate Committee to promote Gov George M Leader candidacy. The group announced by Prof Richard Schier Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster. Also listed were Samuel S Laucks Jr York treasurer James Knox Allegheny County controller Willam Syl and Harvey Philadelphia. Painter 73 dies in New York Girard Van Barksleo Hale 72 a painter with France ties dies yesterday.
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York
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Allegheny County
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Area crash may bring charges against two youths
State Police at Corry indicate reckless driving charges may be filed against Elton Baccus, 16, and Thomas Capela, 17, after an 8:15 p.m. two-vehicle collision east of Corry on Route 426. Neither driver was injured. Property damage totaled 260 dollars split as 110 for Capela’s wagon and 90 for Baccus’ auto.
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Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Ban Open In Geneva
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union begin talks on a test ban and a detection system. Washington and London push for a one year suspension pending Soviet acceptance while hoping for broader adherence. Darfa: foreign ministers to join if progress slows.
Suspension In Effect As AEC Terminates Nevada Activity
Washington reports the United States began a trial suspension of nuclear weapon tests for up to a year with possible renewal while a Geneva conference seeks a permanent test ban. The Soviets rejected a three power proposal, insisting they must match U S and Britain prior to ending testing. If Moscow resumes, the U S will deem the suspension ended and resume tests. Authorities say Britain appears to follow the same policy. The status hinges on Soviet actions rather than statements.
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End of U.S. Nuclear Test Era Sparks Fallout Fears
The United States paused nuclear testing for a year under Eisenhower as talks with Britain and the Soviet Union determine duration. The Nevada site blast produced a 500 foot rock column and a windborne plume, triggering LA alarms but officials urged no public danger.
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Youth Cited For Hurling Pumpkin
Carmen Rainieri of 759 ust Main street was cited by local police for hurling a pumpkin at a passing car. The incident dented the vehicle after a pumpkin bounced off its side. Leo Dolan of Snyder Circle reported pumpkins stolen from his porch shortly before. Officers cited Rainieri under the motor code prohibiting throwing objects at passing vehicles.
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Ike Winds Up Campaign As Dems Claim Achievements
President Eisenhower ends his campaign bid with a Baltimore windup aimed at boosting Republican hopes for Congress. Democrats credit their control for policy gains and attack the administration’s claims as overstated. Senate leader Lyndon Johnson says Democrats saved Eisenhower’s foreign policy and anti recession efforts, while Paul Butler rebukes what he calls scare tactics. Nixon continues westward tour toward Alaska, with Alaska voting Nov 25.
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Dam mailing heats up race near election day
A political mailing in the area urges voters to back McGonigle for governor on the Republican ticket, claiming support to rebuild the Columbus Dam. The dam was washed away by a 1947 flood and efforts to rebuild have stalled amid age and cost estimates around 80 000 dollars, with local contractors suggesting a lower price. Rebuilding would impound Brokenstraw Creek for 50 acres for fishing swimming and recreation.
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British Youth Killed in Cyprus Shooting
A 17 year old British youth, Bryan Edward Priere, was shot and killed in Famagusta while walking to work. He was the youngest among 131 Britons killed in Cyprus during the years of EOKA activity. He was the son of a British army sergeant.
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United Fund Extends Drive After Slow Returns
The United Fund drive is extended one week as pledges reach 78 percent of a $62,000 goal. Reported early today total gifts and pledges amount to $48,276 with 185 of 202 Atro supply employees contributing nearly full participation. No further breakfasts planned. workers urged to speed contributions, noting current total trails last year’s Red Cross and Community Chest results.
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Seven Nabbed In Pittsburgh Riot
AP reports seven men were arrested after a disturbance in Pittsburgh’s Uptown district drew many police and their superintendent James W. Slusser into the investigation. Deputy Lawrence Mulgney helped probe as officials warned the melee may relate to a numbers war. Two arrestees were beaten. one sought treatment at Mercy Hospital. The clash damaged several windows across a five block area of Filth and Forbes avenues.
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Deer Hit on East Main Street by Forestville Driver
Four deer crossing East Main Street last night were struck by Bruce Fisher of Forestville driving eastward. Fisher said a doe bounded into the path of his car. the injured animal was shot and turned over to a deputy game warden.
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Forestville
Pasternak urged to flee Russia by 10 language broadcasts
London reports in ten languages urged Boris Pasternak to leave the Soviet Union. The writer, who declined the 1958 Nobel Prize under pressure, was labeled a traitor by broadcasts calling him a decadent poet. A Soviet diplomat in Stockholm assured no harm would come to Pasternak.
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Boris Pasternak
Soviet Union
Doctor Zhivago
Transfusion Proves Fatal in Copenhagen Tragedy
AP reports Arne Krogh a 1-year-old truck driver died after a blood transfusion to save another life. An inch-long stiletto used inside a tube pierced the gel and slipped into Krogh’s bloodstream, lodging in his heart. The chief surgeon noted the device likely entered during the transfusion and caused the fatal outcome.
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Openhagen
Arne Krogh
Saved miners vow not to return to coal mine life
In Springhill Nova Scotia 12 men rescued after a week entombment in Cumberland No. 2 colliery speak of leaving mining. Levi Milley 47 and Harold Brine say they will not go back, while wives echo similar fears. Rescue efforts still search for 49 missing miners as Prince Philip plans a visit. Doctors report the survivors in good shape with one man injured.
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Levi Milley
Levi Mizey
Harold Brine
Cumberland No. 2
Frank Doxey
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Landor
McDonald
Notable producer Holmer dies after fatal shooting incident
A prominent film producer Holmer aged 60 was found fatally shot in a theater. The report credits him with discovering major talents and linking to figures like Bob Hope and Frank. The incident shakes the industry as investigators examine motive and evidence.
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Bob Hope
Frank
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