Formosa to Get Newest U.S. Missile
The U S Army adds a Nike Hercules antiaircraft battalion to Formosa defense with 700 800 men and 48 launchers. The battalion arrived from Fort Bliss Texas and sites are being built. Nike Hercules can reach enemy aircraft beyond 75 miles and carry conventional or atomic warheads.
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Ith
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Corry Area United Fund aids residents through UF totaling 11 169
Corry residents received UF support costing 11 169 through Erie County health and Welfare agencies backed by the Corry Area United Fund in the past year. Lyle Chase, president of the Corry Community Chest, released the figures detailing four divisions of help and local agency involvement.
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Erie County Health and Welfre
Corry
Hamot Hospital
St. Mary's Geriatric Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie Infants
Florence Crittenton
Gannondale Home
Harborcreek
St. Joseph
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American Red Cross
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Atlas Explodes In Full Range Failure
CArncanayeran Florida AP The first Atlas missile attempt to reach 5000 miles of intercontinental range ended in a spectacular explosion 80 seconds after liftoff from Pad 13 Cape Canaveral The blowup halted U S hopes of closing the gap with the Soviet Union in the space weapons race The liftoff looked nearly perfect before the rocket veered upward then burst at 60 000 feet in a flash of orange flame raining debris into the Atlantic The cause was not announced immediately
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Carncanayeran
Fla
Florida
Pad No. 13
Cape
U.S
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Gas Odor Detects Leaks In Homes In New Odorant
The Pennsylvania Gas Company adds a distinctive odorant to natural gas before it enters homes to help detect leaks. L L Noble, local manager, explains the odor is stronger than before and carried by a mist at the Skier Hill station. Matches should not be used to test leaks. soapsuds is the approved method. The company will investigate leaks promptly after notice.
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Skier Hill
Corry
Noble
Rejected Youth Hangs Self in New Jersey
In Woodbridge New Jersey 17 year old John Brego whose Army dream was dashed by a brutal beating and repeated job losses hanged himself at a local recreation field after a neighbor declined his offer to donate an eye to a blind girl. The tragedy follows his troubled path and a dramatic yet rejected gesture.
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N. J
John Brego
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John
Hlm
Patricia
Michael Mirak
Misa
Palice
New York State Crash Kills Three in Salamanca
A Salamanca trio died after a car driven by Paul Gray crashed into a parked truck near midnight. Passengers Richard Bowles, about 31, and Earl Borch, 42, also of Salamanca, died at hospital in nearby Olean. The men were taken to Olean General Hospital where doctors declared them dead soon after arrival.
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X Inc
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Gray
Richard Bowles
Earl Borch
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Ofean
Eisenhower to limit campus speeches in final drive
President Eisenhower plans fewer than six appearances in the last three weeks before the election. GOP strategists hope Nixon will expand a schedule that currently includes eight speeches in four states. He is likely to visit California where Senator Knowland and Governor Knight face tough re-election bids.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
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Midwest
Pacific Coast
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
House
City Police Report: 14 Arrests in August Audited
City police, in a report to City Council, recorded 14 arrests during August. One burglary solved, four larceny under 50 dollars under investigation. Arrests included resisting an officer two, disorderly conduct four, fraud one, license violation one, driving while intoxicated two, held for other officers two. Malicious mischief one. 12 traffic citations. General reports 26. one missing female. eight general complaints filed. Paid parking tickets down 10 with 18 percent paid. Ten articles lost or found. one transient lodging request. Patrol miles totaled 3,640 and 53 radio calls logged.
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Accusnes
Drake
Postponed Top-Level Meets Alter Schedule
President Eisenhower will confer with Defense Secretary McElroy and Joint Chiefs chair Tim Twining in Washington next week instead of Newport today. The routine meetings were moved to Tuesday before a House luncheon with 20 Latin American ministers. The trip’s timing remains unclear, with the President’s work vacation continuing at the resort.
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Eisenhower
Defense
Washington
Defense McElroy
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Newport
Will
Faubus endorses legal plan for private white schools
The Arkansas governor cited a legal plan to enable segregated private schools and urged a special election. The piece notes Virginia's Almond and related actions as whites-only schools faced court-ordered integration. It mentions a referendum draft for turning school facilities into surplus property and leasing to private agencies, with mixed legal significance.
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Associated PR
Orvald B. Faubus
Arkansas
Sith Rock
Virginia
Goo. Dy
Lindsay Almond Jy
National Association For the Advancement of
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Pla
Supremes Court
Litt Rock School Board
Harvest Dare offers $290 in cash prizes
A Harvest Dare sales event will award $290 in cash prizes across entries in farm produce, sewing, needlework, canning and miscellaneous categories. Prizes include $1085 potatoes and pumpkins, $140 for sewing, needlework and canning. a grand prize of $936 goes to the best all around display by a Grange, 4-H or Future Farmers group. Public drawings reward $150, $25, and $100 at local playgrounds and the Corry Jonestown office building with tickets available through retailers after October 5.
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Farmers of Amelia Group
Fourth Ward
Corry-Jonestown
UAW Calls Special Session on Ford Pact Fallout
The United Auto Workers convened a special executive board session to decide whether to set a strike deadline against General Motors or Chrysler after approving the Ford pact. Douglas Fraser warned Chrysler negotiations must move, or a strike date could be sought, while Leonard Woodcock indicated similar impatience with GM. With Ford’s agreement secure, the union seeks to pressure the other automakers to better terms.
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IAW
GM Department
Ford
Woodcock
Fraser
Elevator tragedy at slumber party ends in death
Edwina Lynn, 17, died when her head was crushed between elevator floor and door at a wealthy San Diego home during a party. Host Nancy Ambrose, 17, and other guests 17-year-olds Joyce Hitchens and others were present. The vintage unlit elevator reportedly lacked a proper door seal. police investigate.
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Gui
Edwina Lynn
Ted J. Matthews
Nancy Ellen Ambrose
Wynn
Joyce Hitchens
W. Wade Ambrose
San Diego
Jolla
Ambrose
New York
Patricia
Los Angelus
Corry State Police Hunt Vandals
Corry State Police issued a lookout for vandals after a Monday night spree across area cemeteries and roads. Cpl. William Tivvin said reports describe tombstone damage at McCray Cemetery near Lovell’s Crosscut and vandalism at West Spring Creek, including a broken railroad signal light causing about 350 dollars in damage.
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Corry
William Tivvin
Mischier Ut
Irwin
Willows
Sample Flats
McCray
Lovell’s Crossutuy
Lovell's
West Spring Creek
Shauto
Trwin
Algerian Exile Government Declared in Cairo
In Cairo a cabinet led by Premier Perhat Abbasi announced a provisional government for Algeria in exile to seek independence from France. The bannered Algerian flag and a pledge of policy next week marked a new chapter, with Abbasi described as a calm moderate pharmacist.
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API
Alperian Naonal Liberation Front
IPLN
France
Perhat_Abbasis
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Morocco
Nar
Abbas
Algeria
Alger- Jetine
Republic of
Fla
United Arab Republic
Guidance Office Opens Wednesday Evening Hours
The guidance office will be open each Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm to accommodate meetings between students, parents, and the guidance counselor. Curtis O'Shell, guidance director, said appointments are unnecessary but can be arranged by calling the office starting next Wednesday.
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Curtis O'shell
Guidance Office
Last U S Nuclear Test Series Aims for End Date
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a balloon burst and underground detonations at the Nevada test site in a yearlong series called Operation Deadline. Tests include up to 20 kilotons, with four balloon launches and six tunnel shots, to study defense and fallout mitigation before the October 31 moratorium deadline.
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Nev
Jauineh
United ‘States
Atomic 1 Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Cost Of Living Drops First Time In Two Years
Washington reports August living costs fell for the first time in two years by two tenths of one percent. Labor Department cites late summer food price declines as the main cause with meats, fruit, and vegetables down while eggs, milk, and restaurant meals edged up. Earnings for factory workers rose slightly, but buying power remained challenged by higher overall living costs. Analyst Ewan Clague expects no sustained drop and predicts the index will stay around current levels through fall.
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Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Clague
Auhgust
Unclear transit dispute reported in faded copy
Fragmentary text from a Joseph, Missouri page mentions Arch Albertson and Albertaem involved in a ticket or permit dispute. Details are unreadable, leaving the exact event, persons, and outcome uncertain.
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St, Joseph
Prileeman
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