Berlin Proposed By West Leaders United City Plan
Geneva AP report says Western powers urged the Soviet Union to make divided Berlin a united city under Big Four guarantees as the first step in a broader disarmament and unity plan for Germany. The proposal envisions free elections, a City Council, and UN or big power supervision with limited Western and Soviet forces.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
East
West Germany
West Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
United States
s.Wi
Andrei Gromyko
Big Powers
United Nations
United
Climbing Costs Hit Newspapers With Price Increases
NEW YORK AP Climbing costs forced U S daily newspapers to raise prices in the first four months of 1959, ANPA reported. Some papers resisted increases as long as possible, General Manager Cranston Williams said. One paper noted its price hike was the first in 22 years. Last year 403 of 1,477 papers in the United States Canada Hawaii and Puerto Rico raised prices in some circulation classes.
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New York
U.S
Assn
ANPA
Cranston Williams
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
ANA
Two Men Confined in Indiana County Jail on Larceny Charge
Richard Ray Painter 27 of Rosssiter RD 1 and Harold Rager 25 of Clymer were jailed today by State Police Punxsutawney substation on larceny charges. Details of the arrests were not immediately available.
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Indiana County
Richard Ray Painter
Rossiter RD
Harold ‘Alford Rager
Clymer
Punxsutawney
Snow Flurries Reported In Kane Today
In Kane Pa residents woke to a brief morning flurry of snow that melted quickly. Kane, sometimes called the Ice Box of Pennsylvania, has seen snow in May and even traces in June, according to records.
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Kane, Pa
Pennsylvania
Kane
Cancer Found in Gen Twining Lung Operation
Gen Nathan F Twining chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff had the upper lobe of his left lung removed after cancer was found in an exploratory operation. The bulletin from Walter Reed Army Medical Center said the diseased portion was removed with no involvement in other chest areas and that he should be able to leave in 3 to 4 weeks and return to duties in about two. Diagnosis of adenocarcinoma was confirmed from microscopic tissue studies.
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Washington
Nathan 'F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Autos Collide At Intersection In Indiana Borough
Two cars collided at the intersection of Tenth and Philadelphia Streets shortly after noon. Walter M. Kost, 30, of Cresson, stopped to let schoolchildren cross when Phyllis Leon Pugh, 24, of Indiana struck Kost from behind. Both vehicles were eastbound on Philadelphia Street, about $200 damage each, no injuries reported.
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Rautos
Tenth
Philadelphia Streets
Indiana
Walter M. Kost
Cresson
Phyllis Leon Pugh
Water Street
Philadelphia Street
Auto Kills Tot in Erie Neighborhood Incident
Erie AP report says Mary Ann Orenz, five, of Wesleyville in Erie County was killed Wednesday when struck by an automobile as she walked home from kindergarten. The tragedy highlights road safety concerns in the Wesleyville area.
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Erie, Pa
Mary Annorenz
Wesleyville
Erie County
GOP Cuts School Aid Decrease in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP House Republicans halve a claimed 705 million dollar state school aid budget cut to about 20 million, while the Appropriations Committee chair says cuts won’t exceed 10 million. Rep Stroup accuses the Public Instruction Department of overestimating needs, noting 18 million of a 47 million two-year allotment remains unspent as the department seeks about 54 million more.
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Harrisburg
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford
J. Dean Polen
D-Washington
House
Stroup Gaid
Public Instruction’ Department
Toough
Albert
Tohnson
Rabie
Two Hurt In Borough Crash In Indiana
Two people remain in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital after a two car collision at Seventh and Philadelphia streets at 10 45 p m. Druchniak boy 10 and Blakely family member were injured. damages total to both vehicles exceed $1800. A second crash at Fifth and Chestnut streets left Tsiris and Nichol with modest vehicle damage and Nichol charged with failure to yield.
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Indiana Hospital
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Ludwig M. Druchniak
D. L. Drychniak
Church St
Indiana
Walter Blakely
Seventh St
Philadelphia St
Druechniak
Blakely
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
John Tsiris
Chestnut
Lisle Nichol
Commodore
Nichol
Fifth St
Tsiris
Senators pass up chance to quiz H Bomb father
Drew Pearson reports on page 6 that US Senators avoided questioning the father of the H Bomb. Other notes appear on pages 22 and 23 about Kiddies Fishing Day Sunday and related ports news.
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Drew Pearson
Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy and Cool Tonight
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with frost and below freezing temperatures. Low around 28 to 37 degrees. Cooler Friday with sun but some cloudiness. High in the lower 50s.
Throngs Of Kurds Flee Red Control In Iraq
Thousands of Kurd tribesmen flee across the rugged northwest Iranian frontier to escape domination by a pro Communist chieftain. The report notes Soviet influence in the Middle East as a factor in Kurdish unrest.
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Iraq
Soviet Union
Middle East
William L. Ryan
Perennally
Pasveh
Iran
Deach Sata
Smicksburg Road Bids Asked by State Officials
Harrisburg AP notes the State Highways Dept seeks bids June 19 for road projects in Beaver Erie Indiana counties. Plans include Beaversmile near Midland for 0.86 mile and two bridges, Erie's southwest Albion for 0.08 mile and a bridge, Indiana county 0.77 mile for a legislative route in Smicksburg with two bridges over Condron Run and Middle Mahoning. Nearby frontier reports claim Kurdish forces crossed into Iran and clashes occurred with casualties.
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Harrisburg
State’ Highways Dept
Beaver
Midland
Erie
al ‘Bion
Indiana
Smicksburg
Condron Run
Middle Mahoning
Eisenhower warns Congress on highway housing wheat bills
President Eisenhower urges rapid action on emergency highway housing and wheat legislation. Democrats expect quick passage of spending bills beyond his suggested limits. Senate Democrats, led by Sen. Mansfield, push back and warn against veto overrides.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
President Breaks Ground for Lincoln Center Arts Center
President Eisenhower laid the cornerstone for a 75 million dollar cultural center in New York promoting world peace. He arrived from Washington via Newark and traveled through Manhattan in a bubble top limousine to attend the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts ground breaking, receiving a crowd greeting along the route.
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New York
Eisenhower
Lincoln Center For
Washington
Newark
N.J
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Ush
Manhattan
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson River
Culetural Center
Eisenhower to Meet David McDonald in New York
President Eisenhower will meet today at the Waldorf Astoria with David McDonald president of the United Steelworkers Union. White House secretary Hagerty called it a social call while refusing to confirm wage or contract negotiations. The talks follow a two hour session between union and steel industry representatives.
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New York
Eisenhower
David Mel Donald
United Steelworkers Union
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Union
Steel Industry
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower- McDonald
McDonald
Hagerty
Mother and 3 Daughters Die In Home Fire
Eureka Calif AP reports a mother and her three young daughters perished in a house fire trapping them in an upstairs bedroom. James Hallmark leaped from a second story window to save them, but flames kept him from reentering. he survived with burns and shock. Police and fire crews battled intense heat as investigators noted the blaze likely started downstairs.
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Eureka
Calif
James
Hallmark
Annie Jo Hallmark
Janie
Mary. Ann
Patty
Zane
Dunbar
Kenny Kilburn
Allan D. Pettingill
Attacker Responsible For Wreck
A New York subway incident left 28 people hurt after a woman alleges a 17 year old youth attempted rape and pulled the emergency cord triggering a derailment. Lucille Lo Bianco 43 described the attempted assault and her escape from the car as another train struck the halted train.
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New York
Lucille Lo Bianco
Steps To Save Windows In Siberia From Nuclear Harbor Plan
San Francisco AP report details US scientists J W Reed and H W Church of Sandia Corp revealing steps to shield Siberian windows from shock waves if five nuclear blasts in 1961 excavate a harbor in Kotzebue Sound Alaska. They study atmospheric air-ducting layers at 6 000, 35 000, and 100 000 feet to prevent waves from traveling to Siberia.
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Rennie Taylor
San Francisco
Soviet Siberia
Alaska
U.S
Kotzebue Sound
Siberia
Cee Ok
Dairy Queen
Earth
Humibs
J. W. Reed
H. W. Church
The
Sandia Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
University of California
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Los Alamos
Albu- Querque
N.M
Las Vegas
Reed
Church
Kotzebue
Gressley youth in satisfactory condition after injury
Dwight Gressley, four, son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Gressley of East Pike, is listed in satisfactory condition at Indiana Hospital with a broken right leg after reportedly jumping from a car in the driveway at home yesterday.
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Dwight Gressley
East Pike
Indiana Hospital
Gressley
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