Steel strike drives Pennsylvania plants to idle time
A statewide report shows steel production shutdowns surging nationwide with 15 776 indirect workers idle and 35 800 laid off in related sectors. The Corry fire incident and a series of thefts are noted alongside weather outlooks and local nursing school enrollments.
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William B. Raly
Labo
Taftary
Iner~tron
Thy
Sirike
Mearsville City Hospital School of
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Joyce Dingieski
Corry
Susin Fisk
Union City
Murle King
Intort City
San~tra Lee Lanning
North Main Street
Tintort City
John Lee McCrillis
Sandra Tillulson
Bay 77
Spathansbore
India Faults China on Border Aggression on Meet the Press
Menon on NBC Meet the Press accuses Communist China of aggression against Indian border regions and aims to keep India from intruding. He urges Red China be part of the UN to facilitate disarmament talks and says a strong neighbor is needed outside the United States.
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Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Menon
India
Ipo
U.N
United
Mattors
Khrushchev Unmoved By Labor Dinner Questions
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev clashed with U S labor leaders at a Sunday night dinner. Walter Reuther and other union heads pressed for free labor rights and reform while Khrushchev defended socialism and condemned Hungarian rebels as hooligans. The exchange ended with both sides agreeing to disagree as officials sought a calmer tone.
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Colon
Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Khriushhim
Bethe
Khru
Reither
Entmel
Khrushchev
Khrushenev
State Department
Hungary
Emi Ricye
Himelf
Plane Crash at Air Show Kills Five in Pennsylvania
State police said five people died when a plane crashed during an air show. Three injured were later listed in fair condition at Indiana Hospital. Names mentioned include George J. Imler 30 of Indiana B C A Ralph H. Murphy 49 of McKeesport and Michael Swan Ink 40 of Ernest Pa.
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George J. Imler
Indiana
B.C. A
Ralph H. Murphy
McKeesport
Michael Swan Ink
Ernest
Indiana Hospital
Stewart
Michael
Mercers
Wre
Mersture Academy
Body found in Boston Harbor after voyage
The death of Lytin Bauffman a 23 year old secretary and interpreter linked to Prof. Stanley Spector is investigated as violent with multiple blunt injuries. The Utrecht cargo steamer departed Boston for New York with 11 passengers aboard including Mrs. Spector who spoke with the victim through a cabin door. The medical examiner cites drowning as official cause but notes fatal head injuries suggesting violence.
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APIA
Ana
University
Orient
James
Hzatars
Lytin Bauffman
Utrecht
New York
Commonwealth Pier
Juanita Spector
Stanley Spector
Washington University
St.Louis
Spector
Lynn
Spectors
Clayton
St. Louis
Luongo
Trucker Killed In Freak Crash On Pennsylvania Turnpike
Regis O Rourke 36 of East Orange N J was killed when his truck brake released while he stood on the highway shoulder near the Allegheny Tunnel. Another trucker William Eck Jr of Youngstown Ohio was injured.
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East Main Street
Drs
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Tames Hileman
Ninth Center Street
Bourdivan Hag
Warking
Heside
Ron
Hilldine
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Regis O'Rourke
East Orange
O'Rourke
Allegheny Tunnel
William ©. Eck Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
TV Tonight Shows A Gloomy NBC Sunday Showcase
The NBC Sunday Showcase presents People Kill People Sometimes by Lee Pogostin with Geraldine Page as a convincing neurotic. The Road with Loriette Young debuts its new season featuring a nervous woman seeking meaning after Lourdes. Also America Pauses in September offers Gene Nelson in a Bermuda set dance sequence.
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NBC
Lee Pogostin
Geraldine Page
Loretta Young
Nbc-Tv
Miss Young
Lourdes
France
America
Gene Nelson
Bermuda
CBS changes schedule with Truth move and Dobie Gillis debut
CBS shifts To Tell the Truth to Thursdays 7 30 to 8 pm from Oct 1. The Tuesday slot gets The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis starting Sept 29. Tom Poston will host an audience participation show in late afternoon on NBC starting Sept 28. Elvis Presley returns to civilian life celebrated next May by Frank Sinatra on ABC with a special.
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CBS
Dobie Gillis
Tom Poston
Steve Allen
NBC
Elvis Presley
Frank Sinatra
ABC
Prexy's Mother Dies in New Orleans
Mrs. A. L. Hurth aged 77 mother of Charles A. Huth president of the Southern Association baseball league died yesterday after a long illness in New Orleans Louisiana.
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Prexy
New Orleans
A. L. Hurth
Charles A Huth
Southern Association Baseball League
U S Halts Tests During Geneva Talks
A high U S official said the United States will not resume nuclear tests while Geneva talks on a controlled discontinuance continue. Assistant Secretary of State Francis O Wilcox spoke on a TV program. Eisenhower had ordered suspension through 1959. Khrushchev warned at the U N General Assembly that the Soviet Union would delay further tests if the West resumes. Talks among Britain the Soviet Union and the United States may extend beyond the year end. Wilcox declined to confirm pressure on France but noted its right to attempt a weapon.
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Geneva
Francis 0. Wilcox
Eisenhower
U.S
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Soviet Union
Wilcox
France
Elderly man dies in two car crash near Logansport
In Logansport Indiana an elderly man Harry Holmes 72 died in a two car crash two miles east on U S 5. Two Pennsylvania women Wilda Colgan 18 and Katharine Shull 24 were injured and taken to St Joseph's Hospital. State Police said Holmes apparently turned left in front of Colgan's car causing a head on collision.
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Ind
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Here
Harry Holmes
U. 5
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilda A. Colgan
Girard
Katharine Shull
Cochranton
Holmes
Miss Colgan
Fragmented OCR Reflects Unclear Local Item
Readable fragments hint at a local report mentioning names, places, and numbers but the meaning is unclear. The text appears garbled with incomplete phrases about a place possibly called Port Amer non and a sequence of words like pear town and Labir. Further context is needed.
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