Khrushchev at UN Aims for New Soviet Disarm Plan
Khrushchev set to address the United Nations in New York with a hoped push for a new Soviet disarmament proposal. The premier, after days of travel and speaking, displayed his characteristic volatility yet maintained calm. He challenged Western systems in a sharp exchange and threatened a walkout at the Waldorf Astoria as he faced questions from U.S. industry leaders. Continued coverage on page six.
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New York
Nations Assembly
Ita Khrushchev
U.N
Khrushchev
Waldorf-Astoria
New York Economic Club
U.S
Americi Pers
Nikita Khrushchev
New York City
Robert Wagner
Khru
Vanguard 1 satellite boosts U S space prestige finale
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Vanguard 1 soared into orbit reviving U S prestige in space exploration. The 1 pound satellite rode the last Vanguard rocket, marking a triumphant end to a string of failures. The craft carried a magnetometer and instruments to study Earth's magnetic field and radiation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Vanguard
TSC Testis
Nikita Khrushchev
Vanguard II
GM To Hold Price Line On All 1960 Cars
GM announced it will maintain the 1959 price line for all 1960 regular car models Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile Cadillac and Pontiac with list prices not increased over 1959. Ford and Chrysler had not yet announced their 1960 prices.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Corporation
Chevrolet
Buick
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Pontiac
Ford
Chrysler
Ward
Oldsmabily
Britain Proposes New Disarm Plan at UN General Assembly
United Nations New York AP report details British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd unveiling a three stage disarmament plan ahead of a Soviet proposal. The plan seeks a tests halt and talks, staged cuts in conventional arms, and eventual comprehensive disarmament under international control. The moves set up an East West committee in Geneva early next year.
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United Nations, N.Y
Butdin
Sel
Wyn Lloyd
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Tlood
Geneva
Sparta Fair Queen Crowned at 38th Sparta Community Fair
Miss Karen Knight 17, senior at Sparta nsburg High School, crowned queen of the 38th Sparta Community Fair. Others named for class titles include Judy Bryan Emma Jane Jones and Pat Mattison. Coronation opens fair with a street dance at 9 pm and music by the Clear Lake Five. Emile’s Giréus miniature circus, with over 25,000 handcarved pieces by Ernie Palmquist, highlights the event.
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Spartansburg
Karen Knight
Spartansbug High School
Sparta
Karen
Sparta Community Fair
Spar
Clear Lake Five
Emile’s Giréus
Ernie Palmquist
Centerville
Harvest Days Committee Plans Local Two Day Promotion
The Rita restaurant hosted a Chamber of Commerce Retail Division gathering to outline Harvest Days next month. Sub committees will explore costs and activities while letters will invite granges 4 H clubs and other groups to participate with displays and other items to attract attention to the event. A further report will follow at a later meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mets
Rita
Bsub
Corry Chamber group presses lawmakers on unemployment costs
The Legislative Action Committee of the Corry Chamber of Commerce urged state legislators to close loopholes in unemployment compensation law as employers pay the maximum 2.7 percent, signaling possible rate increases. The Cort's Area Industrial Development Corporation also opposes high costs, warning they deter out of state investment. In a Sacramento court, Alton Joe Bryant admitted embezzling 4000 to 6000 from his boss bank account but claimed it was justified by below agreed salary, and the judge sent him to prison.
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Legislative Action Committee
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corts
Area Industrial Development Corporation
Sacramento
Calif
Alton Joe Bryant
Bryant
August gains in Erie County area jobs noted
Erie County employment rose in August with durable goods sectors leading the increase, as James Roseberry of the State Employment Service reported. Seasonal shifts, a steel strike backdrop, and reduced hours per workweek accompanied the rise, with 3,621 people seeking benefits in the Gerry Erie area as of September 10th.
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Erie County
James Roseberry
Pennsylvania
Roseberry
Gerry and Erie
Brieares
Corry
U. S. Bureau of Employment Security
Tougher Red China policy signals internal army reshuffle
The text notes a possible shift in Red China with the army under tighter civilian police-like control. It reports a defense minister replacement by Marshal Lui Piso and the elevation of Lo Jui-ching to army chief of staff, implying political maneuvering tied to Maoist aims and strains in the industrialization drive amid suspected opposition to the commune system.
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Red China
Mao
Tze-tung
China
Perris Teh-iual
Lui Piso
Lo Jui-ching
Army
Huang Kocheng
Mao Tee-lung Bo
Mine Fire Traps Men in Kireintollogh Mine
A mine fire trapped 46 miners underground in Kireintollogh Senitind area today. Rescue workers brought out one body. Another miner staggered 50 yards through smoke to safety and was carried to the surface by rescuers.
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Kireintollogh
Senitind
Avehenmeich
AFL-CIO Chiefs Pledge Fund To Steelworkers
AFL-CIO leaders pledge a monthly fund of about 25 to 20 million dollars to aid striking steelworkers. The plan relies on full union treasuries and a one hour pay per member per week from the 12 million AFL-CIO ranks to sustain the strike and prevent hunger among steelworkers families. George Meany warned Americans against trusting Soviet promises during Khrushchev visit. Canada Prime Minister Diefenbaker marks his 4th birthday at work.
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Francisly War
AFL Cto
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Nina Khrushchev
Meany
United States
Broadway Show Draws Khrushchev Wife Scene
Mrs Khrushchev attended The Music Man on Broadway with her party in the Majestic audience. Robert Preston noted she laughed and clapped during 76 Trombones, while a stage manager watched for her reaction amid the guests at Waldorf Tower.
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Khyusieliev
Robert Preston
Preston
Korea Bonus Bill eligibility rules clarified for veterans
Veterans in Pennsylvania face conflicting reports on Korea bonus eligibility. Officials say processing DD Form 2145 is required before payment and will be provided free to eligible veterans. Rules hinge on four years of continuous active service before June 25, 1950 and residence at enlistment or on July 8, 1957, with details to be continued on Page Four.
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Korea
Samiuel Baressi
Coury Vfw
Defense Department
Bayes
Baress
United Nations
Bell Held For Court At Hearing On Wife Murder
Calvin Bell 80, bound over to Venango County court on a murder charge after a hearing. He confessed to stabbing Edith Bell 21 in Barnleyville in September but pleaded not guilty. Coroner Dr Maurice Dinberg and Trooper Charles Huncuff testified as Bell’s defense offered no witnesses. Bell and wife had been separated since January 20. his initial tale involved a shotgun, later recanted as state police investigations continued.
Ex-Corryite Fined And Sentenced In Dual Charges
Dennis P Beardsley, a former Corry man now living in Millcreek, faced Judge Simtel Rossiter in Erie on driving while suspended charges. He received $100 fine and 23 months in Erie County Jail for the Corry charge and an identical sentence for the Millcreek charge, with parole eligibility after six months and concurrent jail terms.
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Nouuie Gose
Corry
Simtel Rossiter
Erie
Fom Corry
Millcreeke
Dennis P Beardsley
Millcreek
Royal Police
Harley Dipke
Beardsley
Rape Slayer of 3 Models Dies by Gas
Harvey M Glatman, 31, who photographed three models before raping and killing them, was executed in the gas chamber after pleading guilty to the San Diego and Riverside County crimes. Judge Hewicker called the sentence death, noting the acts were revolting. Glatman, a former Los Angeles TV repairman, lured victims under the pretense of photographing for crime magazines.
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San Quentin
Cal
Iap
Harvey M. Glatman
California
Glatman
Superior Court
John A. Hewicker
Hewicker
San Diego
Lae
Crash of Early Vanguard Satellite Stages Not Harmful
NASA officials disclosed that a minor collision between the Vanguard satellite and its third stage occurred during separation. Dr John Townsend said the 2074 pound moonlet remained in orbit and the attached stages continued together, preserving the mission despite the risk.
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Vanguard
John Townsend
Nional Aeronautics and Space Administration
Townsend
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