GOP and Dems pledge clean campaigns in pact
Washington AP heads of both parties promise to avoid smear tactics while signing clean campaign pledges to curb only some targeted rhetoric. Meade Alcorn Republican chair and Paul Butler Democratic chieftain urge fair conduct after endorsement of a code crafted by Charles P. Tat’s panel. They condemn Gov. Faubus of Arkansas for school integration remarks, saying they do not reflect party attitude or solve the issue. Continued on Page Six.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Charles P
Orval B. Faubus
Arkafisas
Paubus
Alcuin
Faubus
Supreme Court
Butler
Farbus
Sailor Kills Wife and Baby Then Tries Suicide in NYC
A 7-year Navy sailor, Harry E. Dunn Jr., killed his wife Betty Mary and their one-year-old daughter Joann at their North East Maryland home, then fled to New York. He confessed to the slayings, said he wanted a divorce, checked into a Manhattan hotel, swallowed aspirin, and attempted suicide before police arrived and found the bodies. Dunn, a Bainbridge Naval Training Center machinist’s mate, faced a murder warrant as details emerged of the fatal assault and subsequent escape.
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New York
Manhattan
Maryland
York
Harry E. Dunn Jr
St. Glare's Hospital
Dunn
Dyn
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Betty Mary
Jounm
North East
Joann
Dunns
Harvest Daze Plans Move Through Merchant Promotion
Plans for Harvest Daze proceed in Corry as Retsil Merchants finalize plans for October 10 and 11. Kuk Sawyer reports a planning committee including Harold Slaughter Jerry Bea Glenn Palmer Frank Lucie and Winigin Zafiropulos met to map the two day event with 4 H and Future Farmers of America participants displaying projects in merchant windows. Prizes will reward organizations for potatoes corn needlework cress making canning pumpkins and other entries with a grand prize for the public at the close Saturday. Tickets distributed by participating merchants fund the finale drawing while organizers seek an even stronger October sales promotion than the last street fair.
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Corry
Retsil
Fayettes
Kuk Sawyer
Barest
Harold Slaughter
Jerry Bea
Glenn Palmer
Frank Lucie
Winigin Zafiropulos
Granme
Future Farmers of America
Sawyer
Miss Mississippi and California Win Preliminary Miss America
In Atlantic City Mary Ann Mobley Miss Mississippi won the talent segment while Sandra Lee Jennings Miss California took the preliminary swimsuit event. Mobley 21 and a University of Mississippi senior performed operatic and torch songs as 6,642 fans watched. Jennings 18, Riverside freshman, 5 feet 5 inches, 121 pounds, brown hair and green eyes, will compete in evening gown. The prelims opened the pageant with the new Miss America to be crowned Saturday.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
Mary Ann
University of Mississippi
California
Sandra Lee Jennings
Riverside
Gov't Expands Use Of 1040A Tax Form In 1958
The IRS announced wider use of the 1040A tax card for 1958, allowing about 17 million filers to use the simplified form if income is under 10,000 dollars. The card has 15 questions, front and back, and can be used by married couples with combined income under the limit. Taxpayers with more complex earnings must file the standard form 140.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Russell Harrington
UMCA
Harsington
Arrest Driver In Road Death reported in Pennsylvania
State police arrested George D Powell of Faillont West Virginia charged with failure to render aid and flee the scene in a road death on Route 214 between Mahaffey and McGees Mills. A hearings set for late today. Witness Terry Tuesley Witham Stader, Somerset, saw a body, autopsy ordered to determine fatal cause.
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Brink
Russians May Risk Regional War In Quemoy
AP dispatch by James D. White discusses Soviet support for Red China over Quemoy and Matsu, suggesting a risk of regional war in the Far East. Pravda warned aid would follow any clash, tied to the 1950 Sino Soviet pact, with timing linked to anticipated US intercontinental missiles around 1960 and broader Communist offensives.
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James D. White
San Francisco
Red China
Quemoy
Matsu
Chin
Far East
Pravda
Soviet Union
China
Middle East
Unites States
Thunderstorm Rocks Area
A early morning thunderstorm left the area wet but with little property damage. A cloudburst yesterday pushed 24 hour rainfall to 0.70 inches. High was 79, low 62, with 1 pm temperature at 78. Humid conditions expected to continue with possible showers tonight as warm air mixes from the west over the region.
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National Weather Bureau
Lie Country
Three Akro Ohio men missing after Lake Erie search
Coast Guard crews resumed search for Granville Holcomb Ralph Wallace and Howard Rose of Akron Ohio after a sighting of a decomposed body off Dunkirk New York while a fourth man Terrill Grammer was found drowned near Kelson Beach Millersville Ohio An autopsy confirmed drowning as the cause of Grammer s death and the three missing men were last seen leaving Conneaut Ohio in a small boat amid rough waters.
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Erie—Coast Guard
Ohio
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Inhio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Granville Holcomb
Ralph Wallace
Howard Rose
Akron
Buffalo Coast Guard
Sandsucker Scobell
Bris
Buffalo Boats
Terrill Grammer
Cuyahoxa Falls
Kelson Beach
Millereele Township
Grammer
Ohio _ Edison Power Co
Conneaut
Grand Jury Frees Man in Erie County Case
The Erie County grand jury returned no bill against Joseph Romanosky of Spring Creek for fraudulent conversion alleged at the local Polish Club. A former club manager, he was accused of taking over 3600 from the No Mead Avenue organization, but the information was not substantiated and he was released.
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Erie County Grand Jury
Joseph Romanosky
Spring Creek
Romanosky
Mead Avenue
Hold Cook, Wife In 103 Forgeries Case
Alvin Phillips alias Alfred Lang and his wife Lorraine were held for court after pleading guilty to 108 counts of fraudulent conversion. They admitted taking down payments for items such as nurse uniforms skirts business cards and matches and not delivering them.
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Chicago
Alvin Phillips
Alfred Lang
Lorraine
Pittsburgh crash kills 36 year old driver on Route 22
A Tuesday collision on Route 22 in Wilkins Township involving an auto and a tractor trailer fatally injures Robert B Malons Jr 36 of Pitcairn the car's driver.
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Pittsburgh
Wilkins ‘Townhip
Robert B ‘Malons Jr
Pitcairn
21 Contestant Paid In Advance On Twenty One Show
New York producers of the television quiz show Twenty One disclosed they paid former contestant Herbert Stempel advances totaling 18500 while he remained on the program and faced being allowed to lose. Dan Enright and Jack Barry said the money was to preserve the show’s identity as Stempel allegedly received answers in advance until his defeat. The district attorney's office is investigating TV quiz shows.
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New York
Enright
Jack Barry
District Attorney's Office
Stempel
Eisenhower Dulles Seek Safeguard for Formosa Strait
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles discuss strategy to deter a possible Red China invasion of the offshore Chinese Nationalist islands near Formosa. They consider urging Asiatic allies to pledge defense help and assess actions regarding Quemoy and related isles, with ongoing consultations of defense leaders and diplomats.
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Newport
Kk. Hh
Eisenhower
Red Obing
Henstate
Formosa
Dulles
Strategny
Formosa Strait
White House
Washington
Red China
United States
Quemoy
Manila
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Chiang Kai-shek
Pescadores
Congress
Matsi
U.S
Heiping
Far East
Secrretary
Defense McElroy
Nathan F. Twinini
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Civilians Deputized For Duty At Little Rock School
The federal government has enlisted civilians to serve as deputy marshals at Little Rock Central High School as integration proceeds. Across Arkansas and in Greensboro North Carolina, mixed results and minor clashes accompany school openings while legal and federal actions unfold.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Informa Mon
Imarshale
Central High School
Hapyens
Sehout
Wichmond
Virginia
Guy
van Buren
Ark
Larry Bell
Ouster Of Judge Seen In Rose Case
Mayville reports Judge Rollin A. Fancher may be disqualified from presiding over the Hy Rose case in Dunkirk amid a bid to move venue. Defense lawyer Robert W. Martin argued for disqualification after the judge signed orders sending Rose to Gowanda State Hospital following an attempted suicide in jail. A bill of particulars request and grand jury examination questions were also raised as the trial date nears.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Rollin A. Fancher
Wilfred Hy
Dunkirk
Fancher
Robert W Martin
Ale Lorney
Rose
Gowanda State Hospital
Poneher
Bololes
Dunkiss
Wis Aelind
Pancher
Murtit
Hhis
Erie Swim Coach Dies At 62 In Mayo Clinic Surgery
Arthur Weibel, aged 62, longtime swimming coach at Erie Strong Vincent High School since 1984, died at the Mayo Clinic after surgery. He helped develop many standout swimmers and was widely known in Pennsylvania scholastic circles. The body was taken to Erie for funeral services.
Air Force fires remote control guided missile test
AP reports a 1500 mile distant launch within the SAGE air defense network. The missile, tied to Kingston New York control teams, was aimed at a B17 drone target over the south Atlantic missile range. Officials withheld objectives and results. If ready, the system will deploy to strategic launch sites nationwide.
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Anther Bomare
Cape Ganagora
Kingston
Air Force
Taynet
Sui
Typhoon Grace Hammers Formosa Forest City Shai Te
Typhoon Grace strikes Formosa as a late morning corridor of 115 mile per hour winds and heavy rain lashes Hed Ching's forest city Shai Te. Reports say Nationalist Chinese authorities have no casualties yet. The storm edges toward the mainland after missing Okinawa and Japan.
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China
TAIPE
Formom (Ap
Chil Sea
Hed Ching
Forest City
Shai Te
Battesine
Herbert Paine
Formos
Grace
Okinawa
Japan
Marth Uur Elawest
Iceland Seeks calm as Britain Iceland fishing dispute heats
Iceland launches a quiet campaign to ease tensions with Britain over fishing rights after Britain extends territorial waters to 12 miles. Demonstrations and clashes flare as coast guard gunboats and trawlers confront each other while Britain warns of possible compensation claims. No shots fired but fists and stone throwing touchy incidents occur.
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Reykjavik
Icelana
Iceland
Britain
Fetal Ho
Teeland
Viem
Albert
Burrell
World Flier iBreaks Record On Trans Atlantic Flight
A World Flier from New York to Rome reportedly diverted to Torbay Newfoundland after 4312 miles of nonstop flying. Trans World Air Lines said a message offered no reason for the unplanned landing involving 34 year old George Presto Williams.
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Notary
New York
Rome
Newfoundland
Trans World
Alriiney
George Presto Williams
Torbay
Mid
TWA
School Bus Problem Up Again
Corry schools resume with 170 pupils ahead and Superintendent William Rodemeyer reporting the opening day went smoothly. The board prepares to debate transportation zones and potential budget strains as no extra bus funds were provided this year. A separate Columbus event drew a large crowd amid room shortages and seating concerns.
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Corry Parue
Williarm Rodemeyer
Corry Board
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