Erie Area News Briefs Highlight Local Police and Public Notices
Erie and Corry police report several incidents including false alarm responses at Cory substation and a reckless driving case on East Main Street. The city works department begins resurfacing First Nerve Trail, while state game funds distribute over 11200 to hunters and 380 claimants for red fox probate. Local schools continue Bible readings, and a public notice discusses a real estate transfer and a clam bake fundraiser benefiting VEW Scholarship Fund.
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Edward B. Dene
East South Street
Reckluss
Throush
Deane
West Main Street
South Center
Smitta
North Center Streets
Melvin
Cebbett
Federal Men Get 6 Months For Perjury
Narcotics agents Edward Cass and Hessie, and aide John Gentell, were sentenced to six months in jail for perjury. Judge Covell condemned perjury by U.S. government agents and noted misidentification of a man named William Taylor, who shared the same name, race, and physique with the suspect in a narcotics case. The case hinged on mistaken identification and timing regarding Taylor’s whereabouts on June 12.
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Chivas
Esata Ponies
Aarettis
Daniel A. Covell
Edward H Cass
Theorote Hessie
John J. Gen
Tell
United States
Covelli
Covell
Cassana Renwwella
William A. ‘Taylor
Herain
Thessig
Taylor
Taylo
Cook County
Maragucs
William Taylor
William ‘Taylor
Narcplics
Jack Sipl
Cass
Stein
Snake Or Duck Khrushchev Quip Sparks Translation Debate
New York officials hosted Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at a luncheon where two interpreters gave conflicting renderings. One TV translator quoted him as saying that each snake praises its own swamp, while the official interpreter rendered the line as every duck praising its own marsh. Khrushchev indicated he did not view marshes as communists habitat, a point he framed against capitalist lands.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Chamber Attitude Survey Defense Heard Next Thursday
Board members and the Attitude Survey Committee will meet with Hoeker in the Municipal Building to listen to the defense of the survey, which the chamber recently rejected as almost useless.
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Chamber
Hoeker
Enege
Jimmy Stewart Airport Renamed in Honor in Tadiddta County
Jimmy Stewart arrived from Chi ngo to attend the dedication of the Tadiddta County Airport named for him. The prewar airfield had only a 485000 facelifting in the past five years. Civic residents moved to name the field after their native son. The dedication would feature numerous dignitaries from the Air Force and civic groups with a Sabre Jets flyover planned from Greater Pittsburgh Airport.
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Jimmy Stewart
Chingo
Tadiddta County
Air Force
Etvic
Greater Pittsburgh
Omax
Khrushchev's Elevator Glitch Delays U.S. Visit
Nikita Khrushchev faced a faulty elevator at the Waldorf Astoria, stuck at the 20th floor on the way to the Presidential Suite high rise. He chose stairs, pacing five flights, while his escort Henry Cabot Lodge watched as the premier quipped a capitalistic malfunction.
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Abi
USC suspends fraternity after pledges choking death
The University of Southern California suspended the Kappa Sigma fraternity and placed members on probation after 21 year old Richard T. Swanson died in an initiation choking incident. Swanson reportedly attempted to swallow a large meat piece during the ritual as part of pledges. The fraternity’s charter was removed by its national headquarters.
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Lud Paver
University of Southern California
Kappa Sigma
Richard T. Swanson
Swanson
New Film Censor Law Takes Effect in Pennsylvania
Governor Lawrence signed a three member board bill creating state movie review. The measure defines obscenity by whether the dominant theme appeals to prurient interest under contemporary community standards. It supersedes prior vague censorship definitions.
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Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
State Supreme Court
Bomarc Interceptor Passes Second Test at Eglin Range
At Eglin Air Force Base Florida the Bomarc missile hit and destroyed a radio controlled Regulus jet drone during a test over the Gulf test range. The trial aimed at faster than sound bombers with a near miss recorded on September 3 and 4 as part of a series against the Regulus system.
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Bomarg
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Helin Gulf
Bomare
Office
Regulus
Movie Stars To Dine With Soviet Chief
Hollywood AP reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will dine with many world famous film stars at Century Fox Studios. Names like Cary Grant Bob Hope Gary Cooper and Rita Hayworth are noted among invitees while several anti-Communist Hollywood figures declined. The event showcases a cultural exchange with Americans attending despite Cold War tensions.
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HOLLYWOOD + AP
Nita Kheushchev
California
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan
20Th Century-Fox Studios
Soviet Union
Weissmuller
Colmer
Deanna Durbin
Paris
Cary Grant
Bob Hope
Moscow
Hope
Gary Cooper
Glenn Ford
Danny Kaye
Davil Niven
Kin Novak
Gregory Peck
Dane Allyson
Leslie Caron
Maurice Chevalier
Rita Hayworth
Richard
Eden Stricken With Fever News From London
Sir Anthony Eden, 62, is suffering from a severe fever attack. His secretary said a London doctor would visit. Eden resigned as prime minister in January 1957 after ill health following the Suez action. He previously had gall bladder surgery in Boston in 1953 and a 1957 bile duct operation in Boston.
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Eeworr
Suguand
Anthony Eden
Eden
London
Jienith
Suez
Harold Macmillan
Boston
Cliburn Invited To Red Reception
Kilgore pianist Van Cliburn, famed for the Moscow festival win, says he received a special invitation to a reception for Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He expects the event to be at the Soviet Embassy in Washington but lacks details.
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Waulas
Cliburn
Kilgore
Tex
Moscow
Iasi
Nikita Khrushchev
Dallas Morning News
Washington
Television Review Discusses Changing Roles in America
AP report on CBS daytime special Woman! exploring gender role shifts in the U S with notes from San Francisco shoots and participants including Margaret Mead. Opinions varied from a return to traditional domestic duties to preference for women to wear slacks, featuring Jack Webb and Ben Alexander in related TV projects.
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New York
America
CBS
San Francisco
Khrushchev Defies Interference as UN Address Ends
Khrushchev addressed the United Nations insisting that foreign interference stop and asserting the USSR will outpace the United States in industrial production. He challenged interruptions from the audience and demanded hospitality to listen to his critique of U.S. trade embargos. Henry Cabot Lodge attended as U.S. ambassador as the scene grew tense.
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Khrushchev
Isenhower
Someody
Enowgh
Shrushchev
Ussr
United States
Gotham lays eyes on Khrushchev in tense silence
New York greeted Nikita Khrushchev with a mixed mood as he toured the city. Crowds ranged from applause to boos while hostile placards and provocative banners appeared outside hotels. Khrushchev offered breezy replies during a brisk question period as escorts chaffed him with remarks linking capitalism to the Soviet critique.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Park Avenue
Khrushchev
Hitler
America
Washington
U.S
Lodge
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