Britain proposes five nation defense pact with West Germany and Italy
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden negotiates a new scheme linking West Germany and Italy to the Brussels pact as a replacement for the European Army plan. The plan, seeking NATO cohesion, would impose arms ceilings, an Atlantic arms pool, and joint production oversight while keeping Britain in an equal share role. Eden aims to secure French approval and convene a London conference before year end.
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London
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Brussels
NATO
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Anthony Eden
Bonn
Rome
Paris
Eden
EDC
International Board of Commission
Ers
Actust
Robert D. Murphy
U. S
GOP factional dispute settled in Allegheny County
Herbert A. May, GOP campaign chairman, said county leaders from both factions will actively support the party campaign. He declared a united Republican party and noted Artemas Leslie, state insurance commissioner, had pledged full support after previously backing the anti Fine faction. May met with District Attorney James F. Malone and Thomas E. Whitten to seek backing for the November 2 election.
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GOP
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Herbert A. May
Allegheny County
May
Miles Horst
James F. Malone
Thomas E. Whittes
John Fine
Artemas
Leslie
Fine
Whitten
Amputee Found Dead Under Car In Pittsburgh Alley
Charles W. Rodgers a 27 year old double amputee and apartment owner in Mt. Lebanon was found dead early today under a car wheel in a North Side alley homicide detectives say the auto apparently backed over him.
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Pittsburgh
Charles W. Rodgers
Mt. Lebanon
Coed Slaying Case Solved at Last in Oklahoma
McAlester Oklahoma deputy sheriff Abner Dear announced that Jack Ray 34 has confessed to the murder of Rachel Taylor a Penn State coed killed March 28 1940. Ray already serves a life term for a Cordell murder and described on a Dallas tip how campus drug dealing and threats led to the fatal beating.
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Associated Press
Mcalester
Okla
Penn State
McAlester State Penitentiary
George Good
Cordell
Oklo
Dene
Itename
Ray
Dallas
Dear
Ufe
Becalyne
Taylor
JP Pleads Guilty in Lottery Case at Elizabeth
John H. Smith, justice of the peace and Elizabeth Democratic chairman, pleaded guilty to operating a lottery. He posted 3500 bond after detectives seized 800 raffle tickets for a Democratic Club fundraiser. Tickets cost 60 cents with a $100 grocery prize.
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Pittsburgh
John H. Smith
Elizabeth
Allegheny County
Smith
Maine Elects Dem Governor in Shock Victory
Maine voters ousted longtime GOP Gov. Burton Cross as Edmund Muskie, a 99 year old Democratic National Committeeman, won the governorship. Republican Margaret Chase Smith and three GOP House members were reelected. Nine states held primaries amid a national party contest.
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Burton M. Cross
Big Surprise
Associated Press
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Senate
House
Congress
New York
Rhode Island
Maine
Edmund
Muskie
Democratic National Committees
GOP
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Massie
Gross
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert Hale
Smith
Paul A. Fullam
Colby College
Bac Precinets
Massachusetts
Robert W. Upton
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R-Nh
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Humphrey
D-Minn
Colorado
Edwin ©. Johnson
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Vermont
Wisconsin
Utah
Washington
Local Driver Cited on Two Traffic Counts
Police cited Edward Hatch of 458 East Main Street after officers observed his car swerve around a waiting vehicle at Smith and Center streets. Hatch allegedly ran a red light on Columbus Avenue with northbound traffic at 60 to 80 mph in a 60 mph zone and failed field sobriety tests.
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Edward Hatch
East Main Street
Smith and
Center Streets
Hatch
Columbus Avenue
School to Open Monday Under Makeshift Plan
Public school students will begin Monday under a makeshift plan at the new Junior Senior High School. Only two classroom wings may be usable by opening day with unfinished industrial shops, cafeteria, auditorium, gym, and exterior areas remaining under construction. Superintendent L M Dogelas warned of hardships as crews work since June 1963 and fall rains may delay completion.
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Alo
Dane
L. M. Dogelas
Joint Committee
Lare
Concord
Wayne Townships
Elginborough
I- 16
Corry Woman Hurt In Mishap
Miss Elizabeth Crowe, 1211 West Church street, suffered a fractured left hip when her coat caught in a car door in downtown Erie. She was leaving the car of Mrs. Frank Grice Jr. at Peach and 8th streets, fell as the vehicle began to move, and was taken to Hamot Hospital where the fracture was reduced and she rests comfortably.
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Elizabeth Crowe
Corry
Erie
Church Street
Frank Grice Jr
Peach and
8Th Streets
James Wharton
Frank Grice Sr
Robert and
Thoms Grice
Miss Crowe
Mrs. Crowe
Ham of Hospital
Nationalists Bombard Red Forces Opposite Formosa
In Formosa region Nationalist China's air force and navy bombarded Red-held positions for the 1201st day in a row, opposing forces claim. A communique reports three Communist water boats attempted a landing near Quemay but were repelled by a vigilant sentry, apparently seeking prisoners.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Ghatitaria
Defer
Narth
Quemay
Corry Public Schools appoint dental and teaching staff
The Corry board approved a school dental committee with Des. George Guid, Merle Amy and John Mohr to serve. Dr Gould remains as dentist and work split with secondary and elementary supervision. New hires include Mrs. R. G. Wikera as grade teacher, Miss Nancy Shay's vacancy, and Mrs. Henry Pedensky as attendance officer.
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Corry
Des
George Guid
Merle Amy
John Mohr
Gould
Thie Peault
Voyoth
Gold Hindside
Atudents
Amy
Mohr
R. G. Wikgera
Cantry
Nancy Shay
Henry Pedensky
Ragbealéet
John Coulter
Kenneth Harvey
Foothill
Helen Johnson
Concord
Ruth Dahlstrand
Harding
Joink
Amer Jcan Progressive Company
Frederick Beall
Ncil
John Spark
Spach
Vonuito
Syriounire
Pliplli
Tony
Ian
Lakitye
Inca
Nestor
Paw Bartholomew
Washington
Bartholomew
Floyd
Groyfide
Toncord
Chris Christensen
Fer
Corry Board
Jlint Enat
Con Cord Behook
Turner
Mothers seek bus routes on East Main Street in Corry
A group of mothers pressed the Corry school board to create a new bus run for East Main Street residents near Shady Avenue East Ward to bring children to Wright and nearby schools. The board deferred a decision, directing study by the property committee after school opens next Monday. Superintendent L M Douglas said students could walk to Borcord School under existing conditions, noting recent school reorganization and budget limits.
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Corry
Uus
East Main Street
Shady Avenue East Ward
Gorry Board
Supt
L. M. Douglas
Borcord
Wright
Gaave
Bénior High
Washington School
Fairevibw
Columbus Avenue
Gerry Tee
Macadam Hill
Spartansburg
Waslington
Up For Sentence In Area Thefts
A 20-year-old St Louis man, Robert Willimb Linnenbom, was arraigned on burglary and grand larceny charges tied to a 1952 series of breaks in Cattaraugus County. The court adjourned for two weeks for probation and federal warrant review. the defense sought a dispensed sentence to address detainer warrants in Pennsylvania. The case cites multiple break ins including Clymer Central School, Rhip ’n Bhore Inn, Kendall Refining, and other sites with dates from 1952 to 1982. Continuous delays and investigations follow while sentencing awaits further review.
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Mayville
Louis
Robert Willim Linnenbom
Hugh Ve Ni Bodine
Aassistant
Ridney T. Hewes
Mina Janey Mahady
Latrobe
Permeylvania
Linnenbom
Camp Hill
Correctionis
Probation Department
Linkinbom
Clymer Central
Rhip
Gail ‘Thompson
Clyraen
U N Group Fails To Settle United Nations Dispute
A UN Good Offices Committee report declares no path to resolving a Soviet Western stalemate over 21 membership applicants. Fourteen were vetoed in the Security Council, while others failed to gain seven votes in the General Assembly member council. The Assembly must receive new recommendations before the 60th session.
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U. N
Associated Press
United Nations
U. N. Committee
Bnr
International Organization
General Assembly
Muat
Security Council
Segregation Returns to Greenbrier County Schools
In Greenbrier County West Virginia angry parents and striking white students forced an immediate end to five days of integration. The Lewisburg school board ordered a return to segregated schools and White Sulphur Springs High closed early while black and white students collected belongings under police protection. Demonstrations in Greenbrier and Rupert drew hundreds protesting desegregation following the Supreme Court ruling.
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Greenbrier County
Associated Prex
Mana
Sulphur Springs High
Lewisburg
Scon
D. D. Har- Yuh
Bolling High School
Negra
Board of Education
Virginia Line
Rupert
US Supreme Court
Virginia
State Board of Education
ZWICKER SITS AS MAIN WITNESS IN HEARINGS FINALE
Washington reports on the final day of Senate censure hearings into Senator McCarthy. Brig. Gen. Ralph W Zwicker testified amid a heated exchange with Edward Bennett Williams. Williams urged independent counsel and criticized the two committee attorneys for perceived bias while McCarthy pressed for fair treatment.
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Zwicker
Associaed
Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Steek
Watling
Utah
J. Wallace Chadwick
Guy G. de Furla
Edward Bennett Williams
Chadwick
de Furia
Watkins
Mem Hare
Senate
Ber Nts
Ralph W. Zwicker
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New ‘York
Willams
Williams
Atorneys
Britain Cuts Force In Korea
London reports Britain will withdraw about two thirds of its Commonwealth troops in Korea in the next six months, aligning with a U S plan to reduce American forces in Korea.
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Britain
Korea
Byalvuumven
London
U. S
Kres
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