Fury on Route 19 sparks trailer wreck and barn damage
A gale toppled a trailer at Moorhouse Road injuring Mire Archie Falconer and daughter Su while debris struck William Mitzenbacher’s home. Elsewhere a storm shattered a sawmill frame, sending boards through a window. Civil Defense funds totaled 50 percent reimbursements to Edinboro Greenwood Township Port Allegany for communications and warning services.
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Archie Falconer
Sun Route 19
Camp Mystic Springs
Falconer
William Mitzenbacher
State Council of Civil Defense
Edinboro
Greenwood Township
Crawford County
Port Allegany
McKean County
NBC Reporter Barred by Nationalists From Formosa
NBC correspondent James Robinson was barred from returning to Formosa by the Nationalist Foreign Ministry citing unfriendly attitude and critical remarks about Chiang Kai-shek. Cecil Brown of NBC said entry visa canceled. Robinson had left Formosa for New York after about 10 days on the island. NBC said Chiang Kai-shek declined to answer eight of 15 questions in Robinsons prearranged interview.
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Formos
Thas
James Robinson
National Broadcasting Co
Formosa
Cecil Brown
NBC
Foreign Ministry
Robinson
Chiang Kalshek
Par East News
New York
Hong Kong
Brown
Chiang Kai-shek
San Francisco
World Trade Association
Chiang
Willam R. McAndrew
News
Dem Senator Yosko Dies in Atlantic City
Dem Senator Joseph J. Yosko of Bethlehem Pennsylvania dies after a prolonged illness and recent move to a nursing home in Atlantic City. A blunt fighter for his views he faced clashes with governors cabinet officials and industrial leaders while serving Northampton County voters from 1940s onward. He was nicknamed The Reformer and is survived by his widow three brothers and three sisters.
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Atlantic City
Joseph J. Fasten
Pennsylvania
Astore
Yoshi
Brad Laucer
Gertrude
Fes
Yoskos
Golden Crest
Bethlehem
Senate
Northampton County
Carletott Woodring
Democratic Committee
Yosko
Jeansville
Laverne County
Dickinson Law School
National Univerty
Washington, D. C
Accused Slayer Denies Memory Of Double Killing
The accused slayer Schuck testified he was discharged from the Army in 1943 and his papers cited mental condition. He said he was so drunk on April 27 to remember nothing of the ambush deaths of William Engel and Vincent Quigley. He denied firing any shots and dismissed the Commonwealth’s theory of lying in wait and the related romance claim involving the Raggzine family.
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BR AP
Artille Gyntold Baden Electrician
Beaver County
Schitick
Himie
Mary
Ida Mar
Schuck
Edward Raezner
Commonwealth
Ragozine
Rose
Raggzine
Formosa Gains New U S Missile Strengthening Nationalist Air Cover
The ministry claimed Nationalist forces shot down five Communist jets and sank three torpedo boats with damage to another, aided by U S radar and electronic gunnery gear. Spokesman Liu said pilots benefited from better training and American equipment, noting newer F100 Super Sabres and protective air cover near Quemoy.
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Adin
Li Hobstu
Liu
United States
U.S
Quemoy
McGonigle Urges State Police to Fight Pittsburgh Crime
Harrisburg AP Arthur T. McGonigle Republican governor candidate urged Gov Leader to deploy state police to Pittsburgh to combat a wave of bombings and racketeering, accusing Mayor David L. Lawrence of inaction. He vowed swift action if elected. Rep Hugh Scott warned of Democratic drift, job losses, rising debt and taxes in PA. Bucks County Lt. Gov candidate John M. Walker criticized the Democratic Pardon Board for sparing three men from the electric chair.
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Harrisburg
Arthur T. McGonigle
Gov. Leader
Pittsburgh
McGonigle
David L. Lawrence
Hugh Scott
GOP
U.S. Senate
Scott
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Feasterville
Bucks County
John M. Walker
Democratic State Pardon Board
Darcy case spurs legislative probe of pardon board
Three youths were saved from death by Leader on board recommendation in the Darcy case, a tavern holdup murder involving a bystander. The Darcy case prompted a legislative inquiry into the board. Walker pledges no political leniency for Darcy type killers if elected as a Pardon Board member.
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Darcy
Walker
Last Bomb Test Slated Today
Col. William S. Hutchinson Jr deputy test manager for military affairs says the results should enhance our capabilities to ensure maximum survival among populations planned for atomic attack.
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William S. Hutchinson Jr
Monitors Weigh Ousting Hoffa as Teamsters Chief
Federal monitors convene to decide whether to file suit to topple James Hoffa as Teamsters president over alleged corrupt practices. They must rule on suspending operations amid Hoffa’s threats of suit and redefine their policing powers. Senate Rackets Committee wrapped seven weeks of hearings on misconduct by Hoffa and aides, urging action as dissidents press for his removal.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Board of Monitors
Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
New York
Teamsters
Monitor Board
Federal Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Godfrey P. Schmidt
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