Khrushchev in East Berlin Signals Cautious Warning
Writings by William L. Ryan describe Khrushchev’s East Berlin visit as a cautious warning to East German leaders. The premier avoided fiery rhetoric, noted a “new situation” after Paris, and signaled no immediate settlement over West Berlin while keeping options open for future moves.
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William L. Ryan
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Paris
United States
Washington
Dem Leaders Cite U2 Handling Amid Spying Row
The piece reports on Democratic and Republican leaders trading blame over the U2 spy plane incident and summit handling. It notes Khrushchev’s possible return to talks, Nixon’s disclosure of a Soviet espionage case, and critiques from Stevenson, Morton, Johnson, Butler and Bowles about US foreign policy and leadership.
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Illinois
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Paris
Thruston Morton
R-Ky
Indianapolis
Morton
Senate
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Congress
New York State
Paul Butler
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Eisenhower
Chester. Bowles
D-Conn
Bowles
Stevenson
Chicago
White House
State Department
Press Conference Opens Annual Pennsylvania Newspaper Meeting
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa AP reporting on the opening session of the annual birthday meeting of Pennsylvania newspapermen. Topics include freedom of the press and the state's right to know law. Conference is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers' Assn. and related groups at Penn State School of Journalism.
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University Park, Pa
Theatote
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors
Pennsylvania Women's Press Alan
Penn State School of Journallem
Art Critics Given Chance at Blindfolded Show
In Chattanooga, the Hunter Art Gallery will offer critics a blank canvas paint and a blindfold at a forthcoming exhibit to test the claim that they could do better than modern works. The event invites skeptical commentators to attempt a blindfolded creation.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Hunter Art Gallery
Beaver Falls High Staff Probe Stabbing Incident
Beaver Falls officials opened an inquiry after a student was stabbed during a post class melee. William Hutchinson was stabbed in the chest and back as police held 12 boys. Five 18-year-olds face school board action, others to juvenile authorities. Kal was treated at a hospital.
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Beaver Falls
William Hutchinson
Beaver ‘Falls
Kal [Eahinin
School Dancing Ban Remains in McCracken County
PADUCAH Ky AP The McCracken County Board of Education rejected about 900 petitions to lift the ban on dancing on school property. Two members called dancing not an educational function while two others said it was morally wrong. Dr Macon Dismuke said there is little virtue in opposing something you’re too old to enjoy.
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Paducah
McCracken County
Tornado Destruction Hits Midwest Towns and Farmland
A powerful tornado ripped through Meriden and nearby areas causing extensive damage to homes and the business district. Mildred Handley, 50, found dead in her tavern wreckage, while many residents sought shelter in a damaged Meriden Baptist Church.
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Highway Patrol
T.R. Taylor
Meriden
Mildred Handley
Ken Bronson
Topeka Daily Capital
Meriden Baptist Church
Dick Cantillian
Rossville
Cantillian
Topeka
Tristate
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Miami
Okla
Galena
Baxter Springs
Columbus
Carthage
Neosho
Nevada
Sarcoxie
Larussell
Ritchey
9000 Mile Test Firing Of Atlas Hope
An Atlas rocket launched from a Cape area pad soared 9000 miles toward the southeast and re entered the atmosphere at a steep angle 1000 miles southeast of Capetown South Africa. The 80 foot 120 ton vehicle lifted with 360000 pounds of thrust from three engines leaving a red orange tail. Cape observers saw the exhaust two minutes later as two U.S. planes and a ship tracked the nose cone in the impact zone with no recovery plan. The Air Force said the interocean shot was part of Atlas research and development rather than a propaganda stunt to surpass Soviet distances.
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Atlag
Cape
U.S
Air Force
Eisenhower Returns From Lisbon With Rampant Cheer and Quiet Ceremony
Eisenhower’s homecoming contrasted his arrival with a subdued departure to the East West summit in Paris. A crowd lined the 15 mile drive to the White House while officials staged a simple air base welcome, children left school early, workers took time off, and a fire-ladder arch joined a city chorus of thanks. State Department advisers studied possible next moves as Moscow’s possible shift to a long term attack loomed.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Army
Air Base
Washington
St. John’s
Episcopal Church
State Department
Moscow
Barr Urges Pittsburgh to Welcome Ike Home
Pittsburgh leaders call for a citywide display of support as President Eisenhower returns from the Paris Summit. Mayor Barr asks residents to fly flags and back the President 100 percent, while Allegheny County Chairman McClelland proposes factory whistles and prayers for the chief of state.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Paris
Joseph Barr
Washington
Flat-Tops End Barber Ely Miller's Career
In Inglewood California barber Ely E. Miller retire after a fall on the sidewalk injured his shoulder and left him unable to raise his arm enough to square off a flat-top haircut. He cited the flat-top style as the cause of his quitting on Thursday.
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Inglewood
Calif
Ely E. Miller
Miller
Bingo Raid In Pittsburgh Ends With Eight Arrests
In Pittsburgh East Liberty police raided a Veterans of Foreign Wars bingo game, arresting eight for operating a lottery. About 225 players, mostly women, watched as their money was returned and the game was shut down amid boos. A separate note mentions New Jersey cropl and yields per acre being higher than other states.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
New Jersey
White Squirrels For White House?
OLNEY, Md AP White squirrels on the White House grounds? Never, said the City Council Thursday night at least not. Olney’s Albino colony declined when Rep George Shipley asked to present two squirrels to President Eisenhower. Public opinion was against it, said Mayor Paul Abegglen.
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Olney
White House
George Shipley
Eisenhower
Paul Abegglen
District Hospital Register May admissions and discharges
The District Hospital report lists May 11 admissions including Corbett Vanderpool Blairsville RD 1 Reynold W. Ramer RD 1 Indiana David J. Setlock McIntyre Lucille Eckman Plumville Maude Adamson Olsen Rest Home Creekside Delores Volk Ernest Enos C. Cribbs 1446 Phila St Indiana Arthur W. Winters Plumville Judy Berniece Miller Black Lick Debra Jean Fairman Punxsutawney Mary Elizabeth Barbonus Blairsville Jean Brown Indiana Lucy C. Karpacs Grace ton Lily Bell Person Indiana Ralph Hamilton Indiana Robert Hutchinson Black Lick Anna Rhoades Black Lick Thomas Shankel Indiana Leona Nause Philadelphia St Indiana Allan Ressler Homer City Discharges May 19 include Daniel Cornman Home Miss Sara Hilty Josephine Louis Onni Homer City Mary Kellar Marion Center Donna Ann Strong Indiana Ann T. Deptola Homer City Charles W. Dixon Blairsville Iva Kerr Indiana Punxsutawney Michael Swistock Walter Larry Jo Weaver Dayton RD Edward Bevarino Rossiter Discharged Mrs Harold Powell and baby Mayport RD 2 Kathryn Umbaugh Yatesboro Constance Lyons Kittanning Bernice Stutf Elderton Anna Strochman Sagamore Latrobe Geraldine Rearick Saltsburg Michael Condrick Blairsville RD 2
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Bitha
Doyle White
Josephine
Corbett Vanderpool
Blairsville
Reynold W. Ramer
Indiana
David J. Setlock
McIntyre
Lucille Eckman
Plumville
Maude Adamson
Olsen Rest Home
Creekside
Delores Volk
Ernest
Enos C. Cribbs
Phila
Arthur W. Winters
Judy Berniece Miller
Black Lick
Debra Jean Fairman
New York Ave
Punxsutaw‘ney
Mary Elizabeth Barbonus
Jean Brown
Clark Ave
Lucy C. Karpacs
Graceton
M. Lily Bell Person
Ralph Hamilton
Locust St
Robert Hutchingon
Anna Rhoades
Thomas Shankel
Leona Nause
Allan Ressler
Homer City
Daniel Cornman
Home
Sara Hilty
Louis Onni
Mary Kellar
Marion Center
Donna Ann Strong
Ann T. Deptola
Jacksonville Rd
Charles W. Dixon
Morrow St
Iva Pearl
Dolly
Kerr
Water St
PRR Commuters Get Note of Apology for Delay
In Newark New Jersey AP report says Pennsylvania Railroad passengers faced a 30 minute morning delay. A note left on seats apologized for the mechanical trouble and urged riders to show it to bosses if needed. Passenger chief J B Dorrance explained the cause and signed the note.
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Newark
N.J
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Dorrance Tr
Climbers Rescue Attempt Fails Yet Again
A Seattle Mountain Rescue Council team of 47 helped an improvised group of climbers reach a 10,000 foot camp after a 1,500 mile shuttle. Four fit rescuers remained with the disabled climber at 15,000 feet as others reached the injured at 3,000 feet higher. One climber, Paul Crews, and the Anchorage party faced a setback when a fall left Helga Bading dead from altitude. The helicopter HUF, capable at high altitudes, failed to land at 16,000 feet due to winds, hindering rescue efforts. The tragedy follows a dangerous ascent of North Peak on a multi-party climb.
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Seattle Mountain Rescue Council
Peter Bading
Anchorage
Paul Crews
Oregon
John Day
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Wilson
William K. Toothill
Milford
Bonn
Cold Weather Tests Disclosed By Army Unit
The Army conducts cold chamber tests harsher than Arctic trials to gauge endurance, intake needs, and survival. At Lankenau Hospital's new center, two volunteers aged 20 to 30 are kept in a 42 to 45 degree chamber for up to 10 days, monitored by medical staff with wearable sensors. Four diets are evaluated for performance under extreme cold.
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Philadelphia
Army
Lankenau Hospital
Obituaries for Haines Lewis and Fee in Indiana area
Obituary notices list Susan Leslie Haines of 2060 Eriia Street Indiana born December 14 1959 died May 19 1960 in Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh services May 23 at Immaculate Conception Brookville interment St Mary’s Cemetery Brookville survivors include her parents and a brother Paul Landess. Also included are Joseph Lewis longtime Twin Rocks resident died May 18 1960 at Johnstown Memorial Hospital survived by wife Minnie and children John Susanna Nipps Mary Jane Sadie Gwendolyn Luella Brannen and others with services May 23 and interment at L O O F Cemetery Brisbon Pa. Harry W Fee 90 Indiana attorney and former postmaster died May 18 1960 at States Road Home Indiana survivors sister Elizabeth Ellison and nieces and nephews. Services May 21 at Bell Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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Susan Leslie Haines
Eriia Street
Indiana
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
William D
Beatrice Brochey Haines
Immaculate Conception Church
Brookville
Paul Landess
Joseph J. B8uchna
St. Mary's Cemetery
Reitz Funeral
Joseph Lewis
Twin Rocks
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
Minnie Jenkins Lewis
Tioga County
John C
Susanna Townsend Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Britain
Lewis
Evangelical United Brethren Church
UMW of A
John Lewis
Charles
Susanna) Nipps
Nanty Glo
Chalmer
Mary Jane) Brannen
Williamsburg
Sadie Lewis
Maurice
Gwendolyn) Neyling
Portage
Benjamin
Luella) Benshoff
Johnstown
Brisbon
Robinson , Lytle’s
Harry W. Fee
Locust Street
States Road Home
Brush Valley
John
Ellen Fee
Graystone
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Indiana County Bar Association
Bell Funeral
Frank Lawrence
Greenwood Cemetery
Empire State Building towers over the world at 102 stories
A friend shares facts about the Empire State Building reaching 1472 feet, 102 stories, and weighing 309000 tons, touted as a modern Wonder of the World built in just 14 months. Also obituary: Samuel Allen Worcester, 45, of Homer City, died May 18 1960 after 21 years as Homer City Post Office clerk, with funeral May 21 at Askew Funeral Home.
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Empire State Building
New York City
Cecil Spadafora
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Eife Tower
Mdern
Comn Ataré
Jimiel
Corsages Fall From Favor In Hermosa Beach
In Hermosa Beach California wild flower corsages for teachers were popular in spring. Teachers began itching and breaking out leading to and end of wild flower corsages. City crews sprayed drainage sumps where poison ivy had grown to prevent further irritation.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
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