Goal Of $61,923 Set For First United Fund Drive Here
The Corry area approves a United Fund goal of 61923.75 for 33 agencies including the Red Cross and Community Chest. L. M. Chase and Robert G Tunnel announce the plan, noting a 18 percent rise from last year and broader agency inclusion with funds allocated to local and regional health and welfare groups.
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Corry
American Red Crags
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L. M. Chase
Robert G Tunnel
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Dhaimad
Chest
Red Cross
Bracken
United Pond
Hese
Bile Association For the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
St. Mary’s Geriatric Hospital
Catholic Charities
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American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Warren County
Eisenhower to broadcast on Quemoy crisis response
Washington reports that President Eisenhower will address the Far East crisis in a national televised broadcast. Secretary of State Dulles faced questions over how clearly the public is informed about Quemoy and Matsu. The talk follows Dulles remarks and a 900 word White House statement read by Dulles at Newport.
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United States
Car Crash on Route 6 After Tire Blows
State Police identified drivers as Charles Huffman, 29, Waterford, and Adele H. McCray of Fourth Avenue Garry. Huffman’s car blew a front tire west of Corry on Route 6 about 4 PM yesterday, sending him off the roadway into McCray’s westbound auto. Both drivers escaped serious injuries with approx. $300 damage to each car.
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Commies Resume Quemoy Attack
The first American escorted supply convoy reached Quemoy on Sunday as Communist shore batteries opened fire. U.S. escorts reported initial shelling caused no damage to beaches or landing craft while carrier air patrols threatened retaliation against Communist China. American jets on Formosa prepared for nighttime defense with pilots in battle dress ready to sortie if needed.
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China
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al Bits
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Eisenhower to address nation on television tonight
President Eisenhower will speak from the White House at 4 pm EST to urge stronger support for Far East policies. Press Secretary Hagerty says the talk will be aired live on ABC and radio, with NBC CBS carrying delayed telecasts at 10 15 p m.
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Far East
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NBC
CBS
Hagerty
Australia
Robert G. Casey
Casey
U.S
Will Crown Sparta Queen Tonight at Fair
Chilly damp weather greeted the Sparta Community Fair opening at the high school grounds last night. The crowning of the Queen will highlight today’s program at 8 o'clock, with athletic contests at 1:30 pm and free acts at 4 and 10 pm. Exhibits and buildings open 9 am to 9 pm. Officers include Sidney Winans as president and Clarence Smith as vice president, with a board featuring Warran Burlingame, Roland Putnam, and others.
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Sidney Winans
Clarence Smith
Jesse Goodwill
Quid Telford
Warning On Deadly War Souvenirs Heeded
A Wattsburg exhibit warning by explosive disposal officers drew strong response. The unit, led by Mist John Pross, found Spanish American War pieces in Unis area and Dunkirk, while WWII items were also turned in. Experts from Ravenna Arsenal removed a shell warhead.
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John Pross
Erie
Unis
Dunkirk
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Ravenna Arsenal
Apco
Olu
Pross
Second Marine battalion to sail from Lebanon next week
A second Marine battalion will begin boarding ships Monday and sail for the East Coast on Sept 19 from Lebanon as 10,000 American troops may stay until October end. Adm Holloway said the withdrawal of more troops is not imminent despite Chamoun’s remarks. The move aligns with UN Assembly session openings and follows a prior Marine withdrawal in mid August.
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Lebanon
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Defense’ Department
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6Th Marine Regiment
Morehead City
Adm
James L. Hollnway
U.S
Holloway
Chamoun
Puad Cheliah
East
Jily
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Iraq
UN General Assembly
United States
Dag Haynmarskiold
Jordan
Supreme Court may rule on school integration pace
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court met in an extraordinary session to decide how quickly southern states must end school segregation as required by the 1954 ruling. The case before the court concerns Central High School in Little Rock Ark and whether its integration plan may be suspended amid opposition. A decision could come by weekend and affect federal district court orders across the South.
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Reveal Boy 8 Confessed Knife Slaying Of Parents
New York AP reports Melvin Nimer a blond eight year old with a crew cut confessed plotting and stabbing his parents with a kitchen knife while they slept in Staten Island. District Attorney Braisted notes unclear final facts, psychiatric assessment finds possible violence linkage, and the boy was not in custody but attended his parents funeral while remaining dry eyed.
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Richmond County
Utah
Strike Cripples 209 Markets of A and P in PA
AP dispatch reports a 5 000 employee strike disrupts 209 A and P markets in western Pennsylvania while another 4 000 workers not involved remain idle if talks fail. Other briefs note Defense Secretary orders Nike Hercules and Army missiles reviewed amid Army Air Forces disputes.
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Tragic Crash Kills Elizabeth on Pennsylvania Turnpike
A collision near the Allegheny Valley interchange on the Pennsylvania Turnpike yesterday killed Elizabeth Was. A tractor trailer and a utility vehicle were involved in the fatal crash.
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Elizabeth
Uta Snd
Pennylvania Turnpike
Allegheny Valley
Debbie and Eddie Reynolds Separate Amidden Divorce Claims
Hollywood reports Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher have separated amid rumors and denial from Reynolds. Fisher moved in with comedian Joey Forman while Reynolds stayed at home, insisting she remains in love with her husband and that they were not as unhappy as claimed. Reynolds says Fisher is a good man and asks not to blame him for their split.
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United States and Britain set Geneva as talks venue
The United States and Britain agreed on Geneva as the site for a Big Three conference on ending nuclear weapon tests. Washington announced ratification and a note to the Soviet Union accepting Geneva with Britain, rejecting a two or three week limit and leaving other Soviet proposals undecided.
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Britain
Geneva
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Porciyiy Ortive
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Iter
Runaway Truck Misses Bus In Near Miss On Grade
An out of control truck loaded with gasoline and kerosene narrowly missed a loaded school bus and several autos yesterday. The driver, 68 year old Joseph of Connersville, escaped with minor injuries while the truck crashed through a wall after rolling along a railroad track.
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Lake Lynn
No Priority For Shortway On Keystone Route
Harrisburg AP The possibility of building the entire Keystone Shortway from Sharon to Stroudsburg on a top priority basis faded. J L Stinson division engineer of the US Bureau of Public Roads said the 1800 mile interstate system in Pennsylvania must be viewed as a whole. The Shortway though important is likely not to receive top priority. He cited Delaware Expressway Schuylkill Expressway linking the Pennsylvania Turnpike with Washington PA and downtown Pittsburgh Thruway as higher priorities.
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Associated Press
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Warrendale
Washington, Pa
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Pitts
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