Eisenhower Delivers Ultimatum To Reds
President Eisenhower issued a blunt nationwide address urging Red China to negotiate or be prepared to fight over Western Pacific tensions. He condemned Quemoy bombardment, warned against appeasement, and urged a negotiated settlement or UN action if needed. The speech framed no American war but upheld readiness to defend free territories.
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Eisenhower
Western Pacific
Red China
White House
Soviet Union
Dulles
U.S
Peiping
Quemoy
Khrushchev
Stalingrad
Voice of America
Smnéady
Munich
Teneve
Hisenhower
Free World
United States
Thas
United Nations
Passengers Unhurt In Area Crash
A visit to Spartansburg Community Fair ended with a minor car collision on a side street. State Police identified drivers Betty Culver, 22, and Mrs. Donald Carter, 26, as the two car operators. Both vehicles carried several occupants with no injuries reported. Damages were estimated at 75 and 30 dollars respectively.
Convoys Fail To Bolster Quemoy
Nationalist Chi nese commanders called convoys ineffective as Communist shelling of Quemoy intensified. American escorted ships were driven off the beaches, with 40 Nationalist soldiers wounded and at least two supply ships forced to unload minimally. US warships stayed 3 to 12 miles offshore to avoid direct clashes as the siege continued.
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Todo
Quemoy
China
Formosa Strait
U.S
Pescadores Islands
Peiping
Anny
Hold Pair In Local Theft
Erie police said a battery and a tool box were stolen from a truck parked near Al's Dairy Bay on East Columbus Avenue. Norman Fogle and Edward Buterbaugh, both from Evie, and Lawrence Park suspect were questioned. they were later held in Erie for thefts involving multiple cars and trucks.
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Norman ‘Pogle
Evie
Edward Bu Ferbaugh
Lawrence Anderson
Snyter Circe
Paul Williams
State Police
Anderson
Dairy Bay
Columbus Avenue
Buterbaugh and Fogle
Erie
Stone of Titusville Arrested on Traffic and Compliance Charges
Titusville man Patrick B. Stone was arrested by city police after failing to stop at a light and for not complying with an officer's order. The arrest occurred at 11 10 p m at the intersection of South Center and South streets. Stone is slated for a hearing to review the charges.
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Titusville
Quint Tre
South Center
South Streets
Stone
Eisenhower Proposes Up To A Billion In Tax Hikes
The Eisenhower administration weighs a possible one billion dollar increase in gasoline taxes and postal rates to offset red ink. Budget Director Maurice H. Stans says decision within 60 days on asking Congress for boosts. Midyear review shows a 1959 deficit of 12.228 billion, the largest since WWII, as defense spending faces holdups and revenues shrink. Continued on Page Six.
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Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stans
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LeMay Sets Tokyo-DC Speed Mark
Gen Curtis LeMay, vice chief of staff, flew a KC135 tanker from Tokyo to Washington in 12 hours 28 minutes covering 7,100 miles. He credited tailwinds for the faster crossing, with an average speed of 570 knots. The return flight, aided by favorable winds and high altitude, landed at Andrews Air Force Base with a calendar-adjusted date line effect showing a 32 minute time difference from takeoff.
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Curtis
LeMay
US Air Force
William Eubank
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Andrews Air Force Base
U.S. Far Eastern
Formosa
Japan
Maj
Lawrence Tucker
Plan Chartered Buses For Grid Game At Altoona
Corry Area High School plans special buses for the November 7 windup at Altoona. S. E Anderson announced 16day that buses cost 750 dollars total, with 650 for transportation and 1 for a reserved seat. Buses depart about 3 p.m. and reach the Altoona stadium around 8 p.m., each carrying 37 spectators. Contact Anderson to arrange tickets.
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Corry
S. E Anderson
Altoona Stadium
AP Reporters Dodge Shells In Quemoy
AP reporters describe a dawn landing and shelling near Satan Beach on Quemoy as Communist fire erupts from the mainland. The party, including Capt. Sze Hsin ho and a C46 crew, rushes from a beach dugout amid near misses and shrapnel while Nationalist troops secure the plane and aid.
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Satan Beach
Saiting
Formos
Sze Hsin-ho
Liat
Little Que Moy
Ciee
Weston Peninsula
Iial
Sze
Wenewstien
Corry District Overspent by 683431 in Last Fiscal Year
The Corry School District disclosed in an auditor report that it overspent its income by about 83,000, totaling 8211 of this figure. State funds contributed 310,606 while local taxes raised 243,049. Delinquent taxes collected reached 14,000. Capital improvements included 95,000 from sinking funds. Wage and income levy was 44,886, with next year projected wages budget around 80,000.
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Anil
Mauserman, King and Crawford
Bund Tsi
Ue Wiskiel
Cheaistiet
Spartansburg Fair Queen Named Miss Cheri Tillotson
Miss Cheri Tillotson 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Tillotson of Spartansburg was chosen Spartansburg Community Fair queen. A Sparta Merged School senior she won from a field of seniors and juniors with top class reps. Runners up were Drescil la Scouten Deborah Fish Roberta Greer. The queen’s court includes the winners and a sextet performed. The Ortons performed a display while crowds reached about 1000. A parade is planned for Saturday at 2 pm with free acts and a fireshow ending around 11:30 pm.
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Willard Tillotson
Spartansburg
Sparta
Drescilla Scouten
Guy Scouten
Deborah Fish
Guy M. Fish
Roberta Greer
Tredman
Carl Greer
Nancy Parker
Edinboro State Teachers College
Donna Proper
Quen
Title Association
Sandy Tillotson
Queen
Patsy Maker
Linda Scouten
Marlene Hebels
Carole Morris
Emma Jane Jones
Ortons
Andy
Venango
Roland Putnam
Sparta Merged
Pep Rally For Warren Game Slated Tonight
Corry Beavers hold a pep rally at the Fourth Ward playground tonight at 7 45 to preview tomorrow's season opener against Warren. The event includes Lonfire effigy burning, CAS pep band music, and cheerleaders in charge. Several Corry players will attend, with kickoff set for 1 30 p.m.
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Air Force halts Atlas intercontinental test at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force canceled today's Atlax intercontinental ballistic missile launch at Cape Canaveral due to technical problems. Officials said the countdown was stopped just before liftoff and no damage occurred.
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Gape Canaveral, Fla
Air Force
Eisenhower resumes vacation as France faces Garbay attack
AP News Briefs reports Eisenhower returning to retreat duties after a day of work at a New England resort area amid coverage of Le Humanite attacks on Paris military governor Garbay. In London the government backs Eisenhower's easing but vows to go to war over Quemoy. Sir Winston and Lady Churchill mark 50 years of travel, while Auckland notes US Navy relief aid for a Russian air recon effort in Antarctica. Rear Admiral Dutille announces McMurdo Sound base will supply 1,600 pounds of fuel for reconnaissance planes.
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New Zealand
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Antarctic
George Dutele
Baue
McMurdo Sound
Agriculture official Hull resigns from Harrisburg post
Lelland H. Hull resigns today as deputy agriculture secretary effective October 1 to become assistant director of agricultural and home economics extension at Pennsylvania State University.
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Harrisburg
Lelland H. Hull
Pennsylvania State University
Yukon Poet Robert Service Dies At 84
Robert W. Service the Yukon poet known for The Shooting of Dan McGrew died Thursday night at age 84 in his home on Robert Service Street. The sourdough bard reportedly died of a heart attack after a career that included more than 1000 verses and a two volume autobiography. He once sat up all night drafting verse on backs of envelopes and later saw his work published after a bank scare and a publisher’s rush. Service lived in Monica and Yance for years and covered Balkan wars for Montreal and Toronto papers. He married a Frenchwoman in 1913 and served with the Red Cross in World War I.
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Robert W. Service
Yukon
Cat McGrew
Robert Service
Brittany
Service
Hils
Toronto
Monica
Jance
Yurkon
Wehk
Montreal
Red Cross
Supreme Court Denies Delay in Desegregation of Central High
Washington AP The Supreme Court unanimously refused a 2-year delay in integration at Little Rock Central High School. Chief Justice Warren announced the ruling, affirming a St Louis appeals court decision. Seven Negro students are eligible for immediate readmission as the school prepares to open, while Gov. Faubus signals he may close schools to resist integration. The court’s per curiam opinion notes forthcoming detailed views on the issue and possible guidelines for federal judges.
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Supreme Court
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Central High School
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High Tribunal
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Orval Faubus
Court of Appeals For
Ath Circuit
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Court of Appeals
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District of
Arkansas
U. S
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Little Rock
Faubus
Justice Department
U.S
Complete Jury For Fraud Trial
Dauphin County Court sought to complete a jury for the trial of Frank S. Jamieson on charges of cheating the Highways Department while he served as road maintenance superintendent in Chester County.
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Dauphin County
Frank S. Jamieson
Highways Department
Chester County
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