Deadlock in London Disarmament Talks
London reports a tightly deadlocked disarmament subcommittee as Soviet rejection blocks Western proposals. The United States Britain France and Canada push a two year moratorium on weapon tests and on-site inspections, while the Soviet side cites lack of acceptable terms. The matter may be referred back to the Disarmament Commission in New York and eventually the UN General Assembly opening September 17.
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Large Barn Burns In Eldred Two
A large barn on the Garland Spring Creek road in Eldred Township Warren County burned with Duncan cause unknown. Neighbors reported as much as 309 bales of straw stored by Clair Pierce in the bay were lost. The barn had not been used for years and no stock was inside. Mrs Blanch Young and her family discovered the fire and called the department as the wind blew away from the house. Firefighters and spectators observed the structure burn rapidly with farm equipment possibly stored inside.
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Thief Takes Elderly Man Wallet In Corry Incident
An elderly Corry resident reported a man he did not know followed him from a Laverty bar to several drinking spots then to Jamestown. In Whitley’s East Main Street rooming house the stranger woke him, stole his wallet and keys, and fled. Whitley, 72, plans to identify the suspect for an arrest warrant.
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Corry Voters Get Extra Chance To Register
Corry voters will have an additional opportunity to register at the county courthouse. The courthouse will be open on Friday and Saturday with limited evening hours to accommodate those needing to register before the upcoming election.
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Jobless Pay Claims Decline In August In Corry Area
August unemployment claims dropped from 667 to 475 in Corry and surrounding area. State Employment Service data shows seasonal cutbacks and 40 percent fewer job openings filled across professional, electrical, service, skilled, and semi skilled categories. One hundred forty-four claimants filed weeks for compensation. 264 were denied. 10 referrals led to jobs. Six open positions remained unfilled as of August.
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Counterfeit Quarters Found in City After Complaint
A resident reported a coworker asked for change for a counterfeit quarter, which was handed over. Officers recovered two counterfeit coins from a truck, describing them as poor imitations. Federal law prohibits defacing money, and the case was forwarded to authorities.
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Man shoots wife and kills brother amid crisis in Detroit home
Troopers reported Philip Rodgers shot and killed his wife Dols and his brother-in-law Bug, then killed himself after an extended family dispute at a Route 8 house near Decoration Day. Eugene Rodgers was also involved, with police describing a grisly, chaotic scene in the living room.
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Teamsters Deny Corruption Charges Amid Union Turmoil
Proceedings before the Senate ethics committee show Teamsters officials denying corruption claims as they push reform at the upcoming union convention. Key figures including Dave Berk and Midwest Teamsters leaders face questions over union funds while investigations probe widespread financial improprieties and influence within the organization.
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World Health Group Backs Fluoridation
The World Health Group supports community fluoridation programs as a public health measure. Agencies emphasize equitable access to dental care and prevention of decay, noting benefits across populations.
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Guardsmen Halt School Integration Be Contested
A chaotic scene at Guardsmen Hall as newsman attempts interviews amid protests over school integration. Guardsmen escort demonstrators and nine students identified as Arkansas Baptist College attendees depart the campus. Federal officials and local authorities weigh next steps as tensions rise during a press conference.
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Reverend Bradley Lines Accepts Post In New Hampshire
Rev Bradley Lines presented the Copgreaniil churches of the Brukenstean Parish Spring Creek West Spring Creek and Columbus Community Church to members as he announced his acceptance of a post in New Hampshire.
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Rey Lines to Serve Churches Across Region for Five Years
Rey Lines has served area churches for five and a half years. During this period church memberships grew and buildings improved. Spring Creek Congregational Church completed a $7400 program for renovations adding the new chapel and improvements. Lines moves to New Hampshire to lead a merged parish in a new community. He previously served Columbus Congregational Church earning elective recognition in 1955 and 1956.
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New York Man Is Sentenced for Conspiracy and Bribery
John Doh Ay Thin and two codefendants were sentenced by General Sessions Judge John A. Mallen to two years imprisonment for conspiracy and bribery. They were convicted by a jury last month.
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Soviet Jet Lands at McGuire with Praise for U S Ties
The Soviet airliner TH104 landed at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey the first Russian passenger jet to reach the United States. Officials hailed the flight as a potential start for regular Moscow Washington air service. The 21 hour 54 minute journey carried 40 people mainly Soviet officials to the United Nations.
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Dope King Surrenders in Major International Drug Ring Case
Dope King surrendered today in New York to United States Attorney Pant Williams, ending a narcotics cartel probe stretching across New York City, Philadelphia, and Miami. The 50 year old suspect, long identified as mastermind of the ring, faces charges tied to a multimillion dollar operation. The case, opened yesterday in federal court, involves 40 defendants and a sprawling, cross state conspiracy.
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Rebels Seize Central Cuba City in Wednesday Action
Reported rebel forces captured a central Cuban city as clashes intensified near Favana. Witnesses and telephone reports described attacks on government troops, with claims of President Balizly ousted and military intervention being sought by rebel supporters. Cuban authorities denied surrender while police and army positions faced pressure from advancing rebels.
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Town Normal Again State Police Leave Levittown
Levittown is quiet after three weeks of racial demonstrations ending with the withdrawal of state police. The Myres family relocation sparked protests, with crowds over 400 at times. some residents welcomed them, others opposed, while authorities projected no further confrontations. Continues on page eighty.
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Potato Queen Tonight At Festival In Town
The festival features a Potato Queen contest won by Mrs Aughey Rawle of Boulestiner with judging by local officials. A parish parade and community events run through the evening, with prize drawings, entertainment, and a street fête.
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Sentence Inn Operator On Games Charge
Wy peas mene as Aiston Is operator of the Pine Woods Tie on the Curry Union City read. His nine was Tied S400 and sentenced ow poe day in Jail by Wyitee Yo Rinse on a nglishing TM a gamabiius hergy OLes Aine The inn was raided several array pully Wha confiscatee Jeet ern had inl fine Th hoi appearance: tis Wothans pffered 2 guilty ja.
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Confidential Trial Nears End in Hollywood Conspiracy Case
Jurors near verdict after final arguments in a high profile case tying actresses to a conspiracy theory. Key witness was a former imprisoned employee from a mass Chinese Theatre trial. Deliberations focused on counts of perjury and related offenses.
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Jury Indicts Driver In Local Fatal Accident
A grand jury indicted a driver in a local fatal crash near Ronale last April 28. The driver faces charges from the incident that left one person dead and prompted a wrongful death inquiry. The case names several involved parties and references a county authorities investigation.
Driver Hurt In Two Car Crash Near Shen Mission
A two car collision on a curve on hush Hojite 430 just outside Shen in Mission left Guy Gibbons and Roger Skellie with injuries. Skellie’s passenger sustained minor injuries while both drivers were treated at local facilities. The incident allegedly involved a deflation of tires and occurred on a busy highway. Local authorities investigated the crash and identified the drivers involved.
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