Nab Husband In Murder Of Jamestown Wife
Donald Warner, 22, was arrested after a murder inquiry into the death of his Jamestown wife. The body was found in a bathtub, with police reporting blunt force trauma as the cause. the couple had married last June. State police tracked Warner south of Tionesta, then to Canton, Ohio, before he surrendered and was to be charged in Chautauqua County.
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Donald Warner
Adsley
Warner
Lonesta
Tionesta Barracks
Fie Warner
Mayville
Franklin
Canton
Ohio
Forest County
Chaptauqua
Frederick FE
Matilson
Bulen
Frewsburg
Jamestown
Victm
Winifred Warner
Tamestown
Charles C. McCloskey Jr
Howse
Beng
Andersherry Merle
Meredith Dowd
Wilkam Dowd
Nancy Benson
Forestigh School to use Dixie as pregame national anthem
Forestigh School will replace The Star Spangled Banner with Dixie as the prelude at all home football games this season. Superintendent L. O. Atkins and band director Hal Poli said the change reflects local segregation disputes and marks the first time the anthem will be omitted before kickoff.
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L. O. Atkins
Hal Poli
Will ii
Atkins
Artistic
London
National Art Gallery
Iinen
Burma Pleas Fail To Weaken UN Condemnation Vote
In New York Burma sought to soften a UN General Assembly condemnation of Soviet and Hungary actions. Proposals to change condemns to deplores were expected to fail as the resolution nears passage. U Thant urged avoiding extraneous issues and backing the Hungarian report calling for Soviet troop withdrawal and free elections.
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United Nations
Burma
Fussi
UN General Assembly
Gury
Fungary
Assembly
Hungary
Wan ‘Waithayakon
Thailand
U Thant
Defense Portrays Confidential Trial as Press Freedom Clash
In closing arguments, attorney Arthur J. Crowley accused Hollywood studios of raising a 3500000 war chest to attack Confidential. He urged reallocating funds to “clean house” by targeting homosexuals and dope fiends, and charged the prosecution with sacrificing press freedom to protect powerful figures. He labeled Paul Gregory a liar amid ongoing trial for alleged blackmail to keep Confidential stories out. Also implicated are Marjorie Meade, Fred Whisper magazine, Hollywood Research, Inc, and Publishers Distributing Corp.
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Los Angeles
Tril
Mofie
Hollywood
Arthur J. Crowley
Rome
Crowley
Jong
Paul Gregory
Marjorie Meade
Gregory
Farmers Need Gas Tax Refunds By Month End
Area farmers are reminded to submit mail applications before the month ends to obtain state and federal gas tax refunds. The 1956 57 period runs to June 30. Federal refunds reach 9 cents per gallon, state refunds up to 6.9 cents per gallon. Federal forms are at the District Revenue office, state code numbers available at the county extension office. Harrisburg will mail state refund forms. those already assigned a code receive the reimbursement forms automatically.
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Jhune
District Toterial Revenue Office
Harrisburg
17 Asian flu cases confirmed in Pa report
State Health Department tests confirm 17 Asian flu cases in Pennsylvania since January. Philadelphia has four cases, with two each in Chester Lancaster and Lancaster counties (typo: Lancaster appears once). Other counties include Dauphin Franklin Lackawanna Lehigh Mercer Montgomery and York. Health official notes tests can lag by two to four weeks. National toll estimated around 60,000 cases this year. additional vaccine measures being released to Pennsylvania drug supply houses. A separate report notes George Spurrier, 45, Pittsburgh truck driver, found dead in his parked vehicle on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Kelle, cause listed as heart attack after autopsy.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Philadelphia
Chester
Lancaster
Lawrence Coun Fies
Dauphin
Franklin
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Mercer
Montgomery
York
William D. Schick
Jthe Department
Greensburg
George ‘Spurrier
Pittsburgh
Kelle
Eisenhower Eyes Quiet Solution With Faubus Meeting
President Eisenhower hopes for a quiet path forward in the Little Rock school crisis as he plans to meet Governor Faubus. Brownell and Adams will fly to Arkansas, with Rep. Hays attending, to discuss possible resolution while federal injunctions proceed in U.S. District Court.
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Paulius
Eisenhower
U.S. Navy
Little Rock
Ark
Faubus
Brownell
White House
Sherman Adams
Washington
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Tittle Rock
U. S. District Court
Hazardous sticks found on lawn near integrated school in Talbot County
A white residents group protests integration at Hanson Elementary as police report a bag containing hazardous material found on the Boyd family home lawn. Police dunked the material in water. dealer Thomas Messick speculates a two year old fuse might have failed, preventing detonation. The Boyds’ two children attend Hanson Elementary as Talbot County expands integration.
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Bas Urman
Sessions Boyd
Thomas Messick
Talbot County
Boyd
Hanson
William H. Wilkinson
Messick
Boyds
Tidewater Tan
Maryland
Survey of Presque Isle Park Ordered for Beach Reclamation
The Commonwealth ordered a survey of Presque Isle State Park in Erie for a beach reclamation project. Secretary Marulee K. Goddard of Forests and Waters signed a cooperative agreement with the U S Army Engineers. The survey aims to establish replacement plans and measure sand movement rates with two surveys planned for 1957 and 1966 costing about 23 250 to be funded by the state land and the Army.
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Presque Isle Park
Harrisburg
Commonwealtht
Presque Isle State Park
Erie
Marulee K. Goddard
Secretary of Forests and Waters
U. S Army Engineers
Nancy Parker Reigns As 1957 Spartansburg Fair Queen
Nancy Parker was crowned Spartansburg Fair Queen for 1957 in a ceremony that saw Dona Beoper pass the crown. Miss Parker aims to continue her education after graduation while the audience enjoyed performances by students and faculty.
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Nancy Parker
Spartansburg
Himennwaing
WU Atti Alti Kane
Hhliy
IL Incobere
Pyrinodd Syuney Papkery
Lee Starnal Uuwae Mise Gaskoro
Uwe
Wali
Freshmar
Eid Mantas
Eyma Iyiftman
Jer Crawn
Gallend
Ube
Dona Beoper
Miss Parker
Eosele
Peter Gull
Miss Hakes
God Blesserica
Jeorge Pusch
Guy Fish
Cart
Senta
Hoffa seeks delay of probe until after Teamsters convention
Hoffa, Midwest Teamsters chief and potential successor to Dave Beals, requests the Senate committee postpone investigations into alleged labor graft until after the September 30 convention and Hoffa’s appearance in New York on September 28. Lawyer George Fitzgerald asks for recall dates and cites Hoffa’s convention schedule from September 18 to October 10. Kennedy signals ongoing evidence gathering and may set new hearings, with McClernan and Kennedy weighing timing this weekend.
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Hoffa
Washington
Jalien R. Hotta
Senate
Etc Committee
Reiew “Avisry
Ft Pllic
Teamsters
Hotta
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Dave
Beals
New York
Isbor
Johnny
George Fitzgerald
McClerlan
D-Ark
Fitzgerald
Robert F. Kennedy
Detroit
Kennedy
Fey
O ‘McCulian
Woman Held In Beating Of Young Stepson
A Wattsburg woman Theresa Sherman 30 is under continued case review after an ap ivacated assault charge. The father Basil Sherman requested the delay. She is at North Warren State Hospital for mental tests and possible psychiatric treatment. The 2 year old stepson was treated at Union City hospital for multiple injuries including a possible fractured collarbone. The case of Sherman was heard by Union City justice Wesley C. Allen.
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Wattsburg
Wesley C. Allen
Union City
Theresa Sherman
Basil Sherman
North Warren State Hospital
Tywitt
Union City Hospital
Syrian Chiefs Return Declare Peace Hopes
Syrian top military chiefs Brig Atif Bisry and Lt Col Sdet Serra returned from conferences in China where they said Syria will never attack anyone and will not pursue a strong military move with arms bought from abroad. They claimed internal unity and dismissed fears of wider aggression while noting U.S. pressure and regional tensions. They also cited talks with President Nasser in Cairo as part of ongoing consultations.
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Syria
Damascus
China
Irrae
Atif Bisry
Sbdet
Id Serra
Citate
Mab
Boyles
Byria
Sabri Assolt
Oeterday
U.S
Nema
Byriu
Cellilum
Berraj
United Bates
United
Binry
Cairo
Nasser
No One Walks With Her Negro Girl At Harding High
Dorothy Counts a 15 year old Negro girl withdraws from Harding High School in Charlotte after facing sustained harassment and threats from white students. She describes taunts, milk and ice, stones and spitting as she walked to the all white school. Her father Reverend Counts cites risk of bodily harm and withdraws her with the school’s permission. Continuous hostility led to the decision.
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Charlotte
Caarlotte
Ourrieors
Dorothy Counts
Harding High
L. Counts
Janson O. Smith University
Harding High School
Rehods
Ettlis
Dorothy
Harding
Aero Union Accepts New Wage Offer
Aero Union voted 144 to 8 in a special meeting to accept a new wage schedule with pay raises of 7 to 12 cents an hour. The package includes fringe benefits like improved life and medical insurance totaling about one and a half cents an hour, plus ongoing talks on a pension plan. About 200 employees covered by Local 177 of the International Association of Machinists participated.
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Sectemae
Suse Aero Supply
Waxna Waship
Ution
Ermpinven
Union Local
International Association At Machinists
Beck Declares Innocence To Federal Judge
Beck told Federal Judge George Boldt in Paloma Washington that he hopes to convince a jury of his innocence on charges that he defeated the government by evading $18,000 in taxes. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters president faced the court as he described the seven-count indictment alleging income from 1951 to 1969.
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Paloma
Wash
Dave Beck
Pring
Peamaturs Union
George Boldt
Tnih
Warren Football Game Postponed Until Tomorrow
The opening football game between Corry and Warren is postponed due to unspecified conditions. Principal Howard J. Sheen announced the delay this afternoon, with plans to play tomorrow evening at 7:10 at the Corry Area High School athletic field, weather permitting.
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Anu
Corry
Warren
Howard
J. Sheen
Corry Area
Fonigh
Wgh
Aoornat
Notify C of C of Meeting
The Corry Chamber of Commerce mails notices to 199 active members before a general meeting to consider bylaws changes making the chamber a non profit with bonding powers and higher dues. Quorum rises to 8 tenths of active membership. secretary role replaced by a manager. meeting set for 8 pm at Moose Club with a buffet supper.
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Corry
Gerry
Stewart Ton
Chamber
Moose Club
Inewting
Uniontown
Olin Bracken
Fayette County
Vanderbilt
al Gimpol
wWilliam Galley
Jpuliveive
Bowie
Moscow Gazette Alters Naming Policy For Officials
Moscow announces a broad policy shift reducing explicit naming of provinces and public figures in future reports. The move aims to curb emphasis on prominent individuals and instead focus on events and institutions.
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Moscow
Russia
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Iulley Ie
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