Local errors and court actions mix in busy Erie update
A patchwork Erie County report lists a jailed driver for suspended license offenses, a divorce filing in Waterford, real estate transfers in Corry, and a spike in city traffic safety actions. It also notes Grove City College’s record enrollment, a stolen bicycle at Corry Area High School, and a fire week reimbursement saga for the Corry School Board.
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McCray
Louis
Sproverl Us
Kini Street
Corry
Elizabeth Ann Stack
Corry Industrial Construction
Wright Street
Erie County
Fle Department
New Concord
Louit
Arrest of 10 youths ends rash of break-ins in Jamestown
Jamestown authorities report the arrest of ten youths aged 11 to 19 in connection with a four week series of burglaries. Names include William Nowell 20 Wayne Cooper 1 Calvin Popper 21 and James Marks 19. Juveniles will be held for juvenile court on charges of burglary and larceny.
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Jamestown
Heine
Hind Dearree
Willian Nowell
Wayne Cooper
Alvin Popper
James Marks
James Town
Senators Differ On Nuclear Ban Opposed By Thurmond
The Senate debate over a nuclear test ban treaty drew sharp division with Symington supporting ratification and Thurmond opposing. Symington argued for potential arms control benefits and deterrence, while Thurmond warned of risks to U.S. nuclear leverage and warned against overreliance on allied chiefs. Delegates noted unclear support with 7 committed for and 13 opposed, underscoring a tight two thirds need for passage.
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Symington
Thurmond
Washington
Set
Swart Symington
Strum. Weimond
Oles
Missouri
Whitt
Hest
South Carolina
United States
Senate
Moudey
Priday
Thirten
Senate P.paredness
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
White House
Thivmond
Sileove
Hilt Ke
William
SG Moser
Porter
Elmer
Robena
Greene County
Canada Sale To Russia May Be Okay
Canada will sell Russia 22.5 million bushels of wheat over 10 months in a $500 million deal, described as the largest commercial wheat transaction. U.S. officials weighed Cuba shipping questions while noting Canada informed Washington before signing, and the Kremlin cited bad weather as the crop shortfall behind the order.
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Russia
Washington
J. Kennedy
Wash ‘Nnston
United States
Questons
Cuba
U.S
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Funeral Rites Held for Prank at Corry Church
Funeral notice announces rites for Prank at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church on Wednesday at 2. Interment follows at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the Harmons Home Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations suggested to Corry.
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Corry
Wayward Boys Hop Freight Car For Short Hop
Two 13 year old boys were spotted near a freight car on the west side of town. Patrolman Dennis Flatt arrested them after residents alerted authorities. The youths confessed to stealing bicycles in Saegertach and riding to a Warren freight car, then hopping a train to Starbrick. Police and guardians arranged to return them to Baegertown.
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Warren
Dennis Flatt
Saegertach
Penele
Starbrick
Faroe
John Imperial
Michiel Evan
Eien Uly
Evan
Baegertown
Rites Held For Mrs Susie Miller in Dunkirk Area
Funeral services for Mrs Susie Miller were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Chester Be pastor of First Methodist Church of Dunkirk officiating. Interment followed in Pie Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Albert Amoroso Richard LaVerne James Davis Vincent Clark and B Gerald Pairchilds. Attendees from away included Lottie Wise and several Clark Bogardus and Wise family members from Doe Kirk and Cleveland visitors from Louisville Bemis Point and Corryures community members.
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Guste Whller
Bracken
Chester ‘Be
Methurist
Dunkirk
Iiciatving
Pie
Grove Cemetery
Albert Amoroso
Richard
LaVerne
James Davis
Vincent Clark
B.gerald Pairchilds
Avway
Lottie Wise
Marie Bogardus
Mary Bogardus
Au. Bowardus
John Bogardus
Charles Clark
Cecil. Wise
Richard Wise
Gertrude Rushuldt
Doekirk
Richard Davis
Cleveland
Ili, Miller
Louisville, Ky
Flord Tagerson
Edward Fellows
Bemis Point
Corryures
Britain Opens Fylingdales Radar Station With U S Link
Britain activated the Fylingdales radar station as part of a wider early warning network from Greenland to Alaska. The $120 million system will warn both Britain and the United States of possible hostile missiles, with U S funding covering the majority of the cost.
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Royal Air Forty
United States
RAP
Greenland
Alaska
Soviet China split reshapes Cold War outlook
James Marlow notes that Khrushchev's restraint on the West coincides with Soviet focus on China, arguing the Soviet-Chinese rift may aid the West by reducing coordinated communist pressure. He warns improved Soviet Western ties bring risks of complacency and possible strains with France's De Gaulle.
De Gaulle’s actions shift Cold War diplomacy this year
The piece traces De Gaulle from early 1960s brinkmanship to recent moves that strained Western cooperation. It notes U.S. pressure on Khrushchev over missiles, then De Gaulle’s refusal to integrate Britain into the jet program, and hints at a looming test-ban pact with the Soviet Union. It also mentions growing Sino Soviet tensions and shifting global mood.
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de Gaulle
United States
Akhrushchev
State Department
Britain
Soviet Union
DDD Scheduled For Next July
The district manager described a forthcoming DDD service program to educate all telephone users on proper station-to-station long distance calls before the conversion. Long distance person-to-person, credit card, collect, and coin calls remain via the operator. operators will still assist users. Provisions prevent charges when a wrong number is encountered and unanswered at the distant point.
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Taylor
Telehone
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