Afro-Asian Bloc Seeks UN Emergency Session over Bizerte
Asian African leaders rallied at the United Nations to back a demand for an emergency session on the Tunisian crisis. They claimed 32 of 50 signatures, with Cuba and the Soviet bloc as allies, narrowing the votes needed to activate a session on the Bizerte naval base dispute.
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Jury Indicts 15 Year-Old in New York Slaying
A Buffalo grand jury indicted 15 year-old Chyrel Lee Jolls for first degree murder in the drowning death of three year-old Andy Ashley after kidnappings in the area. The girl was also charged with kidnapping Andy Ashley and five-year-old Richard Lordington. The indictments were issued in Supreme Court as investigators widened the manhunt.
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Five Nuns Hurt In Baltimore Bus Crash
Five nuns were injured when a suburban Baltimore bus veered off a street and struck an ice cream shop. All 37 sisters aboard were taken to St. Agnes Hospital, with five needing treatment. They were returning from summer school at St. Joseph's College in Emmitsburg, Md.
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Paris Meet May Set Groundwork For West Summit Confab
Washington observers see a Western foreign ministers meeting in Paris this week as potentially laying groundwork for a Western summit on the Berlin crisis. Secretary Rusk heads to Paris to confer with Couve de Murville Home and von Brentano on diplomacy and military steps to counter Soviet pressure.
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Stormy Trade Debate In British Parliament
London AP report notes Britain's Commons opens a likely stormy debate on whether to join the European Economic Community. Macmillan seeks approval for negotiations with the six, while Conservatives and Labor divisions surface over guarantees for Commonwealth trade and entry prerequisites. Heath sees swift talks possible, with opposition caution and Labor abstention on the government motion.
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Unemployed Decline in July as Idle Rate Rises
The seasonally adjusted unemployment dropped by 440000 in July to 5140000, while the jobless rate rose slightly to 6.9 percent. Secretary Arthur Goldberg said improvement did not solve the chronic unemployment problem, with long term joblessness up about 100000 to 1026000 as total labor force grew.
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Air Force alert mobilizes 28,000 guards and reserves
Kennedy signed legislation allowing up to 250,000 reservists to be called to active duty as part of the Berlin crisis response. The Air Force alerted 28,000 personnel in 71 units across 28 states and D C to reach full strength, with about 750 aircraft, including 100 transports, and to recruit roughly 5,000 more men.
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Samaritan worker dies in Route 22 crash
John Waltermire, 58, of Penn Run RD 1, died at Indiana Hospital at 2:35 PM after being struck while standing beside his car on a rain slicked Route 22 hill near Nolo. The Highland Garage employee had assisted a motorist with gasoline and returned to his vehicle when a skid crash involving a following car demolished both autos. His son-in-law, Arthur Hutchinson, and driver Robert Frank were involved. Waltermire was in extremely critical condition with head injuries at noon. Police cited an unusual sequence of events leading to the crash.
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CPAs Begin Audit Of County Data
The Indiana County Commissioners announced the Certified Public Accountants have started an audit of the county treasurer’s office. The audit may take about two weeks and will pause unless information is needed. They stated the loss is fully insured and noted the alleged theft could not have been insured under the previous scheme.
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President Signs Pymatuning Bill
President Kennedy signs the amended compact between Pennsylvania and Ohio governing motorboat use on Pymatuning Lake. Pennsylvania’s Department of Forests and Waters says Morrisburg will open the lake immediately to motorboats six horsepower and under and will patrol for boater safety.
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Baseball and Softies Nonmaips On Spits Pages
Entry summarizes content from Spits pages 22 and 23 covering baseball and softball items. Names, teams, dates, and scores are presented as readable highlights with terse notes on results, standings, and notable performances. The item preserves period-appropriate tone and local reporting style.
Aladdin Lamp Lighted in Classifieds and Crosswords
A compact note recaps listings from Aladdin era sections including lamp themed classifieds, crosswords, and society briefs. It notes theater world today as a backdrop with curiously mixed items across TYV pages.
Group Condemns Green Plan In Delaware County
MEDIA VA The Upper Darby Township board of Commissioners adopted a resolution condemning Rep William J Green Jr Democrat of Pennsylvania for a reapportionment plan that would add parts of Delaware and other suburban counties to Philadelphia's district The Republican majority voted 13 0 The board accused Green Philadelphia Democratic chairman of trying to take over Upper Darby in Delaware County Green’s plan would shift Delaware and Bucks counties into Philadelphia's congressional district to preserve six Philadelphia seats in the U S House of Representatives.
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Stamp Negative Seller Arrested in North Side Raid
AUSWAUKLE Secret Service agents postal inspectors and local police raided a North Side home Monday night and arrested Robert J. Manning 33. Bail of 10000 dollars was set Tuesday on a charge of making a negative of one rent postage stamps.
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