Congress retirement fuels debate on you know what
Frustration among retiring lawmakers dominates coverage as six Senators and 22 Representatives leave office. Republicans dominate the retirements in both chambers while Knowland shifts to California for governor. Khrushchev questions nuclear war risk as Middle East instability raises Western troop concerns.
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Washington
Treaty of Modern Govil
William F. Knowland
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California
House
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Nikita G. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Smolensk
Khrushchev
Middle East
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Arb
United Nations
Molotov Cocktail and Alaska Statehood News Brief
In the Far East the Communists push for influence as the United States Seventh Fleet defends Taiwan against Quemoy. Alaska moves toward statehood with overwhelming support in a two stage process, voters and general election, signaling a new era for the new 49th state. Hollywood report notes Jerry Lewis earning seven million dollars across media and performances.
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Middle East
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Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Quemoy
United States Seventh Fleet
Taiwan
Khrushchev
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Hollywood
Irving Kave
Jerry Lewis
Jerry Lewis and Irving Kaye's long show business bond
Jerry Lewis rose from a busboy's dream in the Catskills to major stardom with mentor Irving Kaye guiding his early career. Kaye recounts the pair's years together, a warning about a 30 dollar tip misread, and a memory of a Montreal detour when a train left Irving behind with a joke about a morose mood.
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Irving
Jerry
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Catskills
Buffalo
Hiss
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Jerry Lewis
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Pennsylvania
Montreal
Altoona
Five Die In Canada Labor Day Weekend Traffic Toll
Canada marks a grim Labor Day weekend with five deaths in the three days and a total toll of 65 across the country. Traffic accidents accounted for 44 fatalities, contributing to a higher overall death toll than last year’s 83.
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Canada
Toronto
Lightning kills Kane Eagles secretary at picnic
A bolt of lightning struck during the Kane area Eagles annual picnic at Toby Springs Park at 1 30 pm on Sunday killing John Geary secretary of the Kane Lodge of Eagles and injuring about 25 others. Eleven patients were hospitalized for shock and nine more received emergency aid from Kane and Mt Jewett volunteers and Dr Guy E Dutter. Geary’s death was pronounced after on site efforts and the coroner opened an inquiry into the tragedy.
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Kane Area
Eagles
John Geary
Kane Lodge of Eagles
Earl Barnaby Sr
Joseph Weiser
Kane Summit Hospital
Mt. Jewett
Toby Springs
Buillding
Guy E. Dutter
Dutter
Geary
Kin Of Corry Woman Dies
Janet Alcorn Lang 24 of North East died Sunday after heart surgery at Hannehman Hospital Philadelphia She was a 1952 North East High School graduate and 1954 Jamestown Business College alumna Employed by First National Bank of North East until March past worthy advisor of North East Assembly Rainbow Girls and member of First Methodist Church Survived by husband Emory Lang Jr her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Alcarn two sisters Mrs Morton Bayle Corry and Mrs James Schultz North East Visitation after 7 p m at Turner Funeral Home North East Services at 2 p m Thursday at First Methodist Church burial Laurel Hill Cemetery Memorials Heart Fund
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Hannehman Hospital
Philadelphia
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Jamestown, N
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North East Assembly
Rainbow Girls
First Methodist Church
Emory Lang Jr
Leonard Alcarn
Merton Bayle
Corry
James Schultz
Turner Funeral Home
William Hess
Firs Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Heart Fund
Recovery looks for real rise in industrial index and spending
A Business Mirror analysis by Sam Dawson notes tentative signs of recovery across sectors. Industrial output faces seasonal adjustments, consumer incomes stay high due to wages and unemployment benefits, and home building rebounds aided by credit. Uncertainty remains over tighter credit and higher borrowing costs. Velazquez, posing as Lt. Buford, was a noted Confederate spy.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Loreta J. Velazquez
Harry T. Buford
Boat Capsizes Off Peninsula Three Survive Night
Devere McGuire 28 of Erle and John Sherwood 49 of Tidioute with Victor Louesa 32 of Tidioute spent a night afloat after their boat capsized while returning from Canada. All were rescued by state police and local responders in Harborcreek and were hospitalized in Hamot for exposure and shock.
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Lake Erle
Devere McGuire
Erle
John Sherwoor
Tidioute
Victor Louesa
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Canada
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Harborcreek
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
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Soret
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
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Corry, Pa
Guy E. Matteson
S. B. Stultz
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Patterson Photo Products
Gone L, McCoy
Ruth Webb
Root Furniture
George Bell
Richard Hughes
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