U S pushes new look at arms control problem
United States presses for a fresh review of international arms control in light of scientific advances. President Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser Harold Stassen outlines the need to reassess positions before the Geneva talks, urging inspection and verification as the foundation of any plan while noting no complete proposal exists to stop secret weapons development.
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New York Port Hit By Walkout
New York Harbor and surrounding docks faced a broadwork stoppage by an estimated one thousand dockers across Manhattan Hoboken and Staten Island in a dispute between the International Longshoremen Association and the New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission. Union claims cite harsh harbor regulations while officials deny it. industry leaders warn of millions in damages as talks stagger. A separate Pittsburgh note: a three million dollar chemical plant will start construction this fall to produce phthalic anhydride for plastics and paints.
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New York-New Jersey
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Council Votes To Keep Fast Time Across State
The city and neighboring communities vote to extend daylight saving time for 35 more days. Statewide, over five million residents will experience the shift as areas including Warren Evit Arradville Bradford City and New Cantie have already approved the extension. The decision affects timing on Sundays through late October, with the public urged to adjust schedules accordingly.
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Police report details Aug city crime and patrols
City police chief Hurley Drake released last night a monthly summary covering August. Thirty-eight incidents include thefts under investigation, one gun recovered, two traffic violations, drunkenness fines, and six motor vehicle accidents. Officers logged 4102 miles on patrol and made 173 radio calls while addressing 23 complaints and 12 articles found.
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Attenton
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DaiaKe
Refuse To Jail Youth On Parole Refuse To Jail Youth On Parole
Police chief Hurley Deake reports a failed effort to place a youth on parole under supervision. Eastlund Thoms refused to jail the violator. the youth was returned to Corry. Walter Thompson of Ripley pleads guilty to theft and parole violations and must repay fines while reporting to Drake weekly.
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Pittsburgh Pilot Injured In Air Transport Incident
A pilot from the 2nd fighter interceptor squadron, Robert McKronebusch, 28, of Sertalite, was injured yesterday in a crash near Pittsburgh. He was treated at Sewickley Yule Jey Hospital with unspecified injuries after his aircraft overturned during landing at Greater Pittsburgh Airport.
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Sertalite
Hall predicts landslide win for GOP in 56
Associated Press reports National Chairman Leonid Hall forecast a landslide GOP victory in 1956. Senate and House campaign leaders warned it would be hard to gain control while Eisenhower’s prestige looms. Hall outlined campaign plans on NBC Today, signaling possible Eisenhower support for a 1960 ticket.
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Cycle Riders Escape In Fire Near Township
In a dramatic incident on Route south of Bills Corner, a motorcycle burst into flames as riders Anu Nue, Moyd, and George Fink watched. Firefighters, aided by a chemical extinguisher, fought the blaze near a garage while neighbors gathered. The machine, owned by Cloyds, was heavily damaged with repairs planned at Glintop Road.
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Hontertow
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Cunterville
City Council seeks school aid for storm sewer in East Street
Council votes to seek school district participation to install a 200 foot 12 inch pipe under East South Street to drain surface water toward the railroad. The plan would require access across Mrs. Della Bernard’s property and costs total about 760 dollars. Finance Director argues the school district should bear the expense to support expansion. The issue follows complaints from three property owners about drainage, with continuation promised on page eight.
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Record turnout eyes Corry public schools opening
Record turnout fromCorry public school students welcomed the 1956-57 term as five city schools reported total enrollment around 4,000. Morning counts showed strong attendance with latecomers expected to push numbers higher. One-room schools in surrounding townships also reported openings despite scattered absences. Cafeterias and transportation operated smoothly as classes began and assignments were distributed.
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Thousands Riot In Turk Ports and Globemaster Crash Tragedy
AP reports chaos at Turkish ports with thousands rioting as a C124 Globemaster crashed on takeoff in a storm near Elstrand Air Force Base. One killed, multiple injured, many escaped death in the fiery wreck and rescue struggles amid restricted visibility.
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Polio Shots After Oct 1 for Second Doses in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports state health officials set dates for the second polio vaccine dose for first to eleventh graders. County by county start dates depend on school administration. total expected dosages and vaccination progress will be published by the Health Department.
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Freed Mystery American Now Claims He's German
BERLIN The mystery Amer ican the Russian lied Monday how claims he's a German U S officials say they're not convinced of rat story either The Soviets rejected the man as Charles Frederick Hopkins American civilian who had kept prisoners of the Reds for seven years Winn said then he was from New York City Last night after extended questioning by U S intelligence officers the Army command in Berlin said if no statement Hopkins now claimed to be Frederick Glaubite 27 year old German in findl Wha ind beer In Soviet hinds sintow 1947 WS authorities are continuing to check His story quid status Ute Shoomcement added He is still being held incommunicado American officers commented that the man spoke excellent English in manner not a Municher istic of Germans They said he obviously is older than 27 and that his story of captivity by the Russians was Yusus One source said he thought the man still might turn out to be an Austreaty perhaps one who is wanted by police in the United States The two soldiers Pvt Willvit Cumishi Amesbury Moss and Pl Michael Feingersch alias Murray Fields Jamaica N Y are being held incommunicado by can Arb ay hospital while getting medical checkups They disappeared from units in Western Europe in Lg and the Army is investigating Whether to court martial ther
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Forest Blaze Rages Toward Logging Town
A massive forest fire roared toward Yreka and surrounding areas in northern California, threatening the town as crews battled 11 miles of burning timber. More than 1,800 firefighters and 400 soldiers aided the effort. weather forecasts warned of hot, windy conditions fueling the blaze across tens of thousands of acres in California and Oregon.
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Zoning Board Approves Yarn Shop With Restrictions
Zoning board approves a yarn shop at a site in Gunter. The approval allows an adjacent beauty salon and a trolley stall within limited square footage. Officials warn a future bust display must comply with local ordinances and advertising rules.
Scandal Explodes Over Internal Revenue Service Report
Washington darling paper says a major scandal tied to the Internal Revenue Service may erupt soon. Edgar E Hoppe, a former revenue official, is central to alleged political pressure to whitewash a derogatory report. Details surface after a six month inquiry by the Herald Tribune.
Siege Declared in Istanbul and Izmir Amid Greek Riots
Turkiye proclaimed a state of siege in Istanbul and Izmir after a four hour wave of anti Greek rioting. Troops and marines moved into the metropolis to quell the thousands of rioters. Casualty estimates varied with local papers reporting hundreds injured and damage to Greek shops and Orthodox churches. The attack spurred Turkish protests abroad and NATO related tension as Greek and Turkish forces exchanged blame amid regional unrest.
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Paul Muni Eye Removal Reported After Surgery
Actor Paul Muni, acclaimed star of Brondwig and Hollywood, underwent eye surgery to remove a malignant growth after hospital admission for a tumor. Doctors confirmed the eye removal, while the right eye remained normal. Officials debated whether the actor would resume performances once recovered.
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