Wilson Says U.S. Gaining On Reds Despite Arms Cuts
Secretary Wilson asserts the United States has gained on the Soviet Union in relative military strength since 1953 despite manpower cuts. A 100000-man reduction ordered to save funds will trim Army divisions and Navy ships, with civilian payroll cuts planned, while Eisenhower approves.
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Washington
Wilson
Pentagon
Congress
Aly Foret
Navy
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Wil Ain
State Police Seek Hit Run Driver After Route 67 Crash
State Police seek a motorist involved in a hit and run on Route 67 near a one lane bridge two miles east of Columbus. Eugene Blanchard of Sugar Grove reported the collision after exiting the bridge and pursuing the fleeing car toward the New York State line.
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Althouh
Corry Warracks
Eugene Blanchard
Sugar Grove
Blanchard
Columbus
Tye Chase
New York State Line
Ike Saddened At Integration Block In South
Newport Rhode Island Ai President deeply disappointed over blocking of Little Rock school integration. He watches federal court hearing in Little Rock on Gov Faubus using National Guardsmen to bar Negroes from Central High. White House saw hope for voluntary compliance but Faubus meeting with Eisenhower last Saturday kept him from praise.
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Newport
R. I. Ai
Thanhover
Little Rock
Arkansas
Justice Department
Orval Faubus
Ise
National
Central High
Tate
White House
Faubus
Wayne Hawks
Sehoals
National Guard
Dktip
Soviet Gro myka Blames West and U S for Middle East Crisis
United Nations residents report Andrei Gromyko bluntly accused Western powers of trying to dominate the Middle East while promising the Soviet Union will take all necessary steps to safeguard security. He denounced U S led pressure on Syria and urged unity with allies, urging UN action on the broader crisis. Dulles urged UN discussion and Turkey warned of military danger as Soviet forces massed near Syria. Continued on Page Two.
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United Nation
N.Y. U
Soviet Union
Uwe
Andrei A. Gromyko
Erimivde
Dallas
Middle East
Middle East Conte, By Sending Omy WU Arib Countney
Gronpko
Ceneral
Near
Mitte
Union
North Atlanta ‘Treaty
Gromyka
Syria
Neir Ust
Duliek
Syran
Dulles
Boy's Eyes Hurt In Lye Attack May Be Saved
At Brooklyn's Thomas Jefferson High School a youth hurled a bottle of lye into a classroom causing burns to eyes, neck, and back. David Oversky 18 was treated. a classmate Maurice Kessler 17 faces felonious assault charges. Police call it a revenge attack.
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Seew
Gene Er
David Oversky
Will Regal Wne
Brooklyn
Ovetsky
Maurice Kessler
St. Clare's Hospital
Loren P. Guy
Kenown
Guy
Ozersky
Isidor Auerbach
Auerbach
Oversky
Deadly cyanide danger eases after pellets removed
Thamesville Ontario residents breathe relief as 25 000 pounds of cyanide dust and pellets are cleared from a train wreck site. Workers use pulldozer s and trucks to haul material two miles to a ditch then onward to Niagara Falls plant. Du Pont of Canada notes no tumor threat but warns ingestion could be fatal.
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Thamesville
Ont
Ontario
Jerash
Themesville
Gismadian National Railways
du Pont
Canada
duPont Co
Buffalo
Detroit
Prison Escapee At Large After Erie County Jail Break
Police search county for Bayard Nowakowski 27 deemed highly dangerous after escaping from Erie County Jail just before transfer to Western Penitentiary. He allegedly tampered with a cell lock, used a makeshift pistol, and fled through a kitchen hatch and yard. Warden’s wife sighted him and deputies pursued through the night. Nowakowski was jailed for burglary at Greengarden Tavern and had been released briefly earlier from Western Penitentiary.
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Sentra Weyety
Erie County
Western Penitenttary
Bayard Nowakowski
Brie
Noyakowall
Nowakowski
Jay Sherman
Samuel Roberts
Greengarden
Douglas Smith
Nowskowski
Western Penitentiary
Hoxsey Trial Starts Monday For Clinic Injunction
Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Portage Pennsylvania seeks a change of judge for an injunction case set to begin Monday in U S District Court. John J Huluska cites bias by Judge John L Miller who presided last fall. a prior government raid and actions by the FDA are referenced.
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Rexippungh
Hoxsey
Portage
John L. Miller
U. S
John J. Huluska
Clerk of Courts
Sayin
Miller
Itn
Ande Miller
Fijinke
Hamsle
Ps Herts
Polans Scouts Reborn as Communist Youth Group
Warsaw reports Polanid scouting reestablished under the name Communist ton of Soctatintle Youth with a claimed membership of 75,000.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polanid
Communist Ton of Soctatintle
Chest Budget Sets Year Total and YMCA Expansion
The Community Chest budget rises to 47130 for the year with a six percent increase and funds to aid the YMCA expansion. Leo M7 and Frank Metright lead the local unit starting in October with a 33 agenda schedule and a poster contest for Corry Area High School students. Winners receive 5.83 and 2 dollars for top prizes. Lyle Chase, John Wilson, and board members assist in the campaign along with McKnight and Ut.
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Kubec
Uppwnt
Wetober UW Lader
Leo M7
Frank Metright
Orbober
Sue
YMCA
Corry Area
Ipaign
McKnight
Ut In
Lyle Chase
Community Chest Board of Directors
John Wilson
pub= Hotty
Mtumbory
Lawyer Moves to Block Hoffa Election Drive
Washington attorney Godfrey Schmidt sought a restraining order to delay Teamsters International convention elections in Miami Beach citing that 80 percent of the roughly 2000 delegates were hand picked to back Hoffa. He filed a federal suit on behalf of 14 New York area members claiming the selection violates the union constitution and aims to push democratic selection of delegates.
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Washington
James R. Hotth
New York City
Jock Hotth
Umion
Nation
Godfrey Schmidt
Federal District Court
Teamsters Internation
Miami Beach
Fili
Schmidt
Hoffa
Delo~ Wrates Cart
Martin T Lacey
Teamsters Royals
Lacey
New York Intea Teamsters Council
Roffa
Midwest
John O'Rourke
New York Post
Senate
Hofta
O'Rourke
Two Storms Sweep Luzon as New System Forms East
Two storms batter Luzon with a third unnamed storm 200 miles east of Manila. The unnamed system carries 60 mph winds and is not yet a typhoon while Typhoon Fuye sails 400 miles west of Guam with 180 mph winds. Typhoon Tk moves toward north Luzon at 12 mph and may strike in two to four days per Mahila weather bureau. Cyprus reports 451 detainees released by British forces since a truce was declared on March 14.
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Philippine
Luzon
Munila
Nt Iw
Guam
Mahila Weather Bureau
Wiodeia
Cyprus
Cyprus Radio Nid
Boks
Wan Giation
Erie road link pledge sparks Erie County event
Pennsylvania Deputy Secretary of Highways General George J. Richards urged Erie County leaders to back a north south Erie road as part of a federal interstate defense system. He cited Ohio's bid and Pennsylvania's projected threefold population gain, while noting east west highway work in Erie County would be underway by spring. Gahagan detailed state highway construction costs, and awards were given to several local newspapers for supporting the ECIDO program during its first year.
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Department of Highways
George J. Richards
Pennsylvania
Richwria
Erie County
Erie
Richards
Erie Coontlans
Federal Interatate Defense Subway
Ohio
Staliatics
Gahagah
Mariweriines
Gahagan
Willan Ferrier
Millcreek
Mons
The
EGIDE
Corry
Mayoree T. Cherny
Stewart Lang
Charles Bracken
Butters
Meria Dodd
Rastelas Brown
George Semple
Air Force Thor Missile Fired at Cape Canaveral
A large air force Thor missile launched from Cape Canaveral rose on a straight ascent then arced eastward. Witnesses saw a flaming tail and a smoke trail as it climbed, reportedly the fourth and only successful test firing, with prior launches described as doubtful or off course.
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Unis
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Minsie Test Center
Ice
Argentina Faces Labor Crisis Amid Telegraph Strikes
Government and military sources denied that President Aramburu's provisional regime is threatened by a nationwide labor crisis. Troops occupied positions at struck telegraph and telephone offices as officials report communications disruption but insist the regime is not weakening. Some services were restored as technicians replaced striking workers.
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Pedro Aramburu
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Fenute
Safecrackers Loot Templeton Feed Mill Office
In Houston Pennsylvania burglars used a blowout to force a safe entry at the W. M. Templeton Feed Mill office and escaped with about 50 dollars in change and the quick police report noted the break-in.
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Houston
W. M
Templeton
Wider Cars Narrow Bridge Head-on Crash
State Police Carey substation completed an investigation into a head-on collision west of the rilt on West Columbus avenue. Drivers were Robert Rottholt, 21, and Lesnard Whitney, 2. Rottholt drove west and collided with Whitney, who traveled east. Vehicle damages were about 175 and 160 dollars, respectively. No charges will be filed against either motorist.
Telephone workers end four day strike with deal
Some 73 800 workers return as a four day walkout by 7 800 Western Electric installers ends with a settlement on pay and benefits. The agreement, reached after months of talks, requires ratification by union members. Separately about 18 500 Ohio Bell operators join a statewide dispute, negotiations continue in Cleveland as nationwide Western Electric talks resume.
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Western Electric
Wesalong
Ohio “Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Western
Burned Journal Blamed For Derailed Erie Freight
A burned journal caused an eastbound Erie freight derailment today. One car ran off the tracks and tore up about 200 ties while remaining cars stayed on the line. The front of the train was stopped near CM siding east of Columbus. A wrecker was sent from Meadville to lay new wheels and retrack the car. Traffic continues on the remaining tracks and passenger service remains northbound.
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Erie’ Leas
Columbus
Frat Meadville
State Employees Seek $800 Annual Raise in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Council of Public Employees urged Governor Leadet to grant an immediate $800 yearly wage boost for all state workers to halt cost of living spiral. They noted pay has not risen since 1958 and criticized merit-based pay plans as ineffective due to supervisor favoritism and undervaluing actual ability.
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Pittsburgh
Gov. Leadét
Pennsylvania State Council of Public Employes
Govenor
Christopher A Pepe
Council
Federal State Rights Divide Hinges On Trial Result
A Arkansas court hears a high profile case on federal versus state authority tied to public schools and general governance. Lawyers debated the judge’s impartiality as a key preface to arguments, with continued coverage expected on page one.
Kinzua Natives Protest Dam Plan in Pa
In Minzua Pennsylvania residents formed Save the Valley to oppose the Felegiua Dam project. Attorney Ed O Neill for the Seneca Nation addressed about 200 opponents in the tire hall, saying hearings are unresolved and that further legal battles remain including possible Supreme Court action. The government recently allocated one million dollars for initial surveys of the dam.
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Minzua
Save the Valley Committee
Felegiua
Ed O'Neil
O'Neill
Supreme Court
Dem
Sees Gas Bill Big Issue Next Session
Washington congressman Hollins predicts the administration’s natural gas bill will be a major topic when the 86th Congress opens in January. He says the president favors shifting price control from the Federal Power Commission and replacing cost with a market value concept.
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Washington
Hollins
D-Pa
Holland
Eisenhower
Federal
Kennedy in Hospital in New York for Flu Treatment
Senator John Kennedy was confined in a New York hospital for treatment of influenza symptoms. He was admitted earlier in the week and expected to recover, with doctors reporting ROOPSTAT conditions improving as he rests.
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Kennedy
New York
Sen. John. Kennedyea
Roopstat
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