London Disarm Talks Resume Amid Final Stage Stalemate
London reports say disarmament negotiations resume with five powers at a standstill over nuclear tests bans and inspection terms. Prime Minister Macmillan and Soviet Premier Bulganin discussed Western proposals via Soviet delegate Zorin as talks edge toward potential breakdown and a UN approval path.
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Tilke
Tate
UN Pharmament Commission
New York
Mde
Macmillan
Bulganin
Valerian Zoria
Zorin
Bates
Canada
Prince
Britain
Orin
Local break in nets $500 in goods and tires
A garage and parts store break in over the weekend yielded losses totaling about $500. Entry via a cellar window allowed theft of 20 auto tires including 10 tubeless tires, 40 packs of cigarettes, tools, polishing cloths and spare items. Police note multiple suspects and a team effort may be required.
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All Parts
Robert Pierce
B.D. 4
Warner
North Center
Pierce
Pawoliien
State Department envoy departs Mid-East after talks in Istanbul
Loy Henderson ends a Middle East mission in Istanbul amid reports on Syria and Washington’s delayed return. He plans further talks with Turkey’s Prime Minister Adnan Menderes as his stay extends unexpectedly and the trip’s timeline remains unsettled.
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Mid
Istanbul
Turkey
State Department
Loy Henderson
Primier Adnan Menderes
Ullday
Dirksen Top Choice GOP Liberals Begin Campaign For Senate Leadership In 1959
In Washington a faction of GOP liberals seeks to install a liberal as Senate leader, with Everett Dirksen as the favored top choice to replace Knowland. The plan aims to place a liberal in the assistant leadership first, then rise to the main post, while Bridges and Saltonstall show little interest in the grind of daily leadership duties. The effort reflects a shift as liberal Republicans push to influence the party’s direction ahead of 1959.
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Dirksen
GOP
Senate
Washington
Californhy
Party
Politiea
Rowlands
Tun
Srinaty
Aan
Tilinow
Lenter
Robert A
Ohio
Nether Bridges
Right To Know Law Goes Into Effect In State
The 1967 Pennsylvania General Assembly approved public meeting and public records laws. Governor signed June 2, the measures promote accessible government records and require agencies to provide papers on request. The laws apply to executive branch departments and all state and local authorities, with public access during reasonable hours and some interpretive discretion by the Justice Department.
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Yonth Fay
Ala Pywr
Ubl¢ Agencien
General Assembly
Gow
Pennyylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Dewnpaper
Pennsylvania
van Sage
Mad
Seriats
Joseph P. Ujobat
Chester
Phoenixvile Republican
William E. Knecht
Schuylkil Haven Call
Orwigsburg News
Senate
Justice Department
Confidential Trial Shifts Maureen O'Hara Appearance
Los Angeles changes to the confidential trial site today keep Maureen O'Hara as the defendant. The proceedings move from the downtown dignified courtroom to the glamorous and buzzing Bollywood style surroundings of Grausmin's Chinese se z im Bollyywood. The report notes a dramatic atmosphere and mentions an apparent faceoff with a red-hatred Morne.
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LOS Anemles Vy — ‘Rescent
Maureen O'Hara
Los ‘Angeles
Grausmin
Morne
Maureen
O'Hara
Labor Leaders vow to fight new labor restrictions
AFL-CIO President George Meany and Machinists President Al Hayes pledge to purge corruption from unions and oppose punishing the entire labor movement through restrictive laws. Rep. McCormack backs welfare fund protection but rejects punitive legislation. Meany says the federation will expel corrupt elements if public investigations show misuse of union funds. Bayes Wkewie notes graft exists but majority of officers and members are honest.
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Aflcio
Afl-Cio
George Meany
al Hayes
The
Machinists Union
Rep. McCormack
D-Mass
House
Labority Congress
200 Perish In Jamaican Train Wreck
Holiday death toll mounts in Pennsylvania as 28 killed over Labor Day weekend. Twenty one died in extra accidents. three drownings and a farmer crushed by a bolt of a harrow. Traffic pace exceeded Labor Day 1956.
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Ami
Unis
Pennsylvania
Ebensburg
Phe
Morehan
Eisenhower on Soviet Missile Claim and National Security
President Eisenhower declined to give specifics about Soviet long-range missile progress at a news conference. He urged careful reading of the Soviet announcement, calling it evasive and noting that past Russian statements were not always reliable. He said U.S. funding and research continue under national security, with the “joke program” given high priority and no timeline for a long-range missile delivery. He planned to vacation soon to New York.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Newboth
R. T
Civil War veteran Lindy dies at age 109 in Florida
William A. Lindy Florida's last Confederate veteran dies at 109 leaving a life story tied to the Civil War era. Mementos from fellow veterans reflect on his longevity and the fading memory of the conflict as his funeral is planned with full military honors.
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Nestview
Fla
Tapa
William A. Lindy
Florida
Tandy
Walter Williams
Houston
Tex
Willan
Lundy
St. 2A
Williams
Army Chupiiis
Mirptlat
Fatal Route 17 crash kills two in Jamestown area
Three-vehicle collision on Route 17 near Jamestown leaves Mary Louise Hedstrom and daughter Jolette dead on arrival at WCA Hospital. Drivers Paul Hedstrom and Peter Sisak severely injured, with Gene Bucklin also hurt. Coroner cites fractured skulls. investigation ongoing.
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Gamestown
Daughs Warmettown
Chautaliqua
Loth
Tragh
Mary Louise Hedstrom
Jolette
WCA Hospital
Samuel T. Bowers
Paul B. Hedstrom
Peter Bisak
Jamestown
Gene Buicklini
Greenhuirst
General Hospital
Sisak
Fledstrom
Lisak
Hedstrom
WCA
Jamestown General Hospitals
Pleads Guilty In Mother's Murder
In Hookville Pennsylvania 16 year old Crenshaw youth Samuel Layla pleaded guilty to a general charge of murder for shooting his mother last December Judge Robert Morris accepted the plea and will set a date to hear evidence on the degree of guilt. The body was found in a damp field miles from the home after police reported the youth fled in the family auto. Deer hunters found the body.
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Hookville
Samuel Layla
Crenshaw
Aetteryon County
Robert ‘Morris
Lice Young
Tavella
District reports no serious auto accidents over weekend
State police logged a quiet weekend with no injuries as highways saw routine traffic. A Sunday night collision on Route 6 involved Ralph Lockwood, 17, and Heath, 91, causing minor damage and prompting vehicle checks. two cars were sidelined east of Union City.
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Sun Gury
Dama Fortune
Police
Fly Utfloem
Stat “Y Pulice
Ralph Lockwood
R. D
Boringboro
Heath
Albion
Lockwood
Scoot Antenay
Max Bennink
Columbia
Paca Es
Lotteville
Bumsday
Branley Romanda
Mass
Main Street
Union City
Janina Beardsley
Mendel Murphy
Bedger Falls
Murphy
Spud Festival Under Way With Dinner Lecture In Corry
The week long Spud Festival kicks off with a 6 20 p m dinner at the high school cafe attended by about 300 people served by Une Cory Grange. Dwight M Ludington will deliver a lecture on The Impact of the Federal Highway Registration on You Your Community and Your State. A 10 p m drawing at City Park will select the winter of a new television set. Three hundred bushels of potatoes were placed in stores as silent symbols of the potato industry in the Corry area. An evening program in City Park begins at 8 with a one act featuring Warren Fox of Corry and George Johnson of Warren in a comedy piano routine.
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Une Cory Grange
Dwight M. Ludington
Port~land Cement Association
Corr
Baldwin
Ope
Warren Fox
Corry
Corry In His Néte
Igerdemain
George Johnson
Warret
Fire claims life in Baldwin Township loss near Blue Moon Tan
James Anders, 98, died yesterday in a blaze that destroyed an abandoned building once used by the Blue Moon Tan in Baldwin Township. Fire officials said the victim was a watchman who sometimes slept on site. Cause and damage estimates were not yet determined.
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Pittsburgh
James Anderson
Baldwin ‘Township
Anderson
Dammage
Lights Fail Prompt School Delay at Wright
Construction lighting problems halted Wright School classes as two ceiling fixtures broke during a test, forcing a postponement of the opening. Superintendent L M Dower said testing will continue and reinforced fixtures will be installed before classes resume, affecting about 67 students.
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L. M. Dower
Kwan
Td Wen
Doyglia
Tirak
Everal
Ordination and assignments mark Erie conference event
Five young pastors were ordained by Bishop Gordon Monard with Rev Lynn Bergman among them. Bergman was appointed pastor of the Williston UB Church near East Aurora. Several ministers received credentials and 20 pastoral changes occurred within the conference, highlighting reappointments and new assignments in Erie district.
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Ae Tananiel
Erie
Lynn A. Bergman
Nus
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Gordon Monard
J. Balmer Showers
Harris
Way
Glenn B. Donelson
Bergman
Williston UB
East Aurora
Williimh Ty
Erle
James W. Thompnot
Degolis
Leroy Lundgren
Clarendon
Ucensure
Bruce Price
Lickle ‘Pice
Bear Lake
SartWetl Creek
Port Allegany
Houghton College
Floyd Martin
Cherry ‘Tree
Chandlers Willey
R.duane Harris
Olean
Ebenezer Churely
Buffalo
Edwards Chapel
Lao BR. Manson
Findley
Gerald M. Lundeen
North East
Charles M.mcintyre
Union City
Arthur Vrooman
Wayne Valley
William Sturdevant
Gunmen Bind Rob Family At New Alexandria Tavern
Three intruders wore masks and entered the Red Top tavern in New Alexandria around 2 am. They awakened Charles Plocie and his relatives, bound them with bed sheets, and stole about $2,000 in cash and a cash box, then ransacked the tavern and nearby rooms.
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Linsburg
Plociea
Biate
Fim
New Alexandria
Charles Plocies
Mildred
Jogepty Plocion
Piocion
Walter
Toll from Caribbean rail crash rises to seven hundred
Mandeville report details a massive wreck in which 700 injured as a passenger train collided in a Caribbean area. Funeral rites and national mourning followed as Acting Gov. Stow ordered an official inquiry led by the chief of the Bugleian court. Authorities urged calm while public gatherings and nightlife were canceled amid the tragedy.
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Mandeville
Dumales
Caribben Renort
Fim
Maniona
Villa
Cout Ripaes
Jui
SBME
Miley Teton
Peporta
Eisenhower Signs Jencks Law to Protect Fayed Files
The Signs FBI Files Measure passed Congress and was signed by Eisenhower to shield government files from unrestricted disclosure to defense lawyers. Justice officials cited Jencks v. United States as key, altering procedures for impeaching witnesses and limiting use of prior statements. The act aims to balance fair trial rights with government secrecy amid cases involving informants and witnesses.
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Eisenhower
Semsiom
MND
J. Edgar Hoover
Jenck
Brownell
Grive
Fouver
Clinton
Jencks
Halvey Matusow
Aswer
Gavin We
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