Two Day Clinic Explores Pa Industrial Expansion
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania begins a two day industrial development clinic to assess statewide expansion efforts. More than 350 leaders from government and business attend sessions on assets, site advantages, and ways to boost industry and cut unemployment. PIDA funds and local projects highlight job creation in coal regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ranldine
Serre
State Commerce Department
State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania Utilities- Railroads Area Redevelopment Assn
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Society of Industrial Realtors
Pennsylvania Industrial Development, Authority, 7
PIDA
Youths Held Here In Auto Theft
Two 16 year old youths from Pittsburgh were charged with larceny of a motor vehicle following an early Saturday crash on Route 422 four miles west of Indiana State. The car stolen earlier that day belonged to John Lampl of Pittsburgh. The incident caused a barn to be struck but no injuries to the youths were reported. A separate 12:30 a.m. crash on Route 119 near Route 85 left Gerald Simpson, 16, Creekside, with facial cuts and knee abrasions. his condition was listed as satisfactory. Damage totaled about $1,000. A second head on collision near Mechanicsburg involved Thomas Hill, 19, Blairsville RD 1, and Joseph Arone, 53, Homer City, with minor damage. A passing incident near Rayne on Routes 119 and 110 involved Antonio Calabria, 69, Ebensburg, and tractor wagon operator John Soulden, 58, Indi.
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Pittsburgh
Indiana
John Lampl
Cora McQuaide
North Ninth
Nouth
Gerald Simpson
Creekside
Simpson
Mechanicsburg
Thomas H. Hill
Blairsville RD
Joseph L Arone
Homer City
Arone
Rayne Two
Antonio Calabria
Ebensburg
John Soulden
Indi
Pgh
Auto Strikes Three Cars Parked Here
Walter Lee Beatty aged 34 of Indiana Borough RD 3 is in fair condition at Indiana Hospital after a series of auto accidents yesterday. Beatty, driving a car owned by Ethel Capenos, struck two parked vehicles on Philadelphia Street and one on North Fourth Street around 12:30 p.m. He also reportedly knocked down a traffic sign at Fourth and Chestnut. The parked cars belonged to E L Cunningham, Hazel Moore, and August Guido. Estimated total damage was $479.
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Walter Lee Beatty
Indiana
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Indiana Borough
Beatty
Philadelphia St
North Fourth St
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Ethel Capenos
Indiana RD
Heatty
E. L Cunningham
South 12Th
St. Hazel Moore
Marchand
Guido
Oak St
Khrushchev Attends Austrian Ice Show With Aides
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and seven Presidium members attended an Austrian ice show Sunday night. Pravda ran a front-page story on the visit as Mikoyan’s 16-day absence sparked speculation of political trouble.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Presidum
Communist Party
Pravda
Haliday
Anastas T. Mikoyan
Khrush ‘Chev
Ike Sets Summit Talk To Nation
President Eisenhower will address the nation by TV and radio on Wednesday evening in a 30 minute report. The White House said the talk will cover the Paris summit collapse and outline future aims of the United States and its allies. Networks will carry the address live with NBC-TV joining at 10 p.m. EDT to accommodate those unable to view at 8 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Gettysburg
Hagerty
Congress
Paris
ABC
CBS
Nbc-Tv
Pare 4
Japanese World War II holdout surrenders in Guam after 15 years
AP reports Masahitto Ito, 40, the last surviving member of a six man group that fled into Guam jungle in 1944, surrendered after companion Bunzo Minagawa was captured by two Guamanians. Ito said he is glad to return to Japan but shamed by the old Japanese code that values death over surrender. Memorial Day flowers noted at Learn's Greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAAM
Masahitto
Bunzo Minagawa
Ito
Japan
Minagawa
U.S
US and Soviet Union set for U2 espionage debate
United States and Soviet Union prepare for a Security Council debate on U2 espionage likely to widen East West tensions after last week's Paris summit. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to speak for an hour supporting charges that U S spy flights threaten peace while Henry Cabot Lodge counters that espionage is historic and not a peace threat. The session, broadcast by the Voice of America, includes a live feed to the Soviet Union.
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United Nations, N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Paris
Security Council
Kremlin
U. S
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Council
U.S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Alexander Kaznacheyev
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Blue Law Case In Top Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal on the validity of Sunday blue laws. Five Jewish merchants of Philadelphia challenged Pennsylvania's blue laws and a 1959 amendment. The court had granted hearings on blue laws from Maryland Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Massachusetts
Senate probes of U2 incident spark partisan debate
Geoffrey Gould reports two separate Senate investigations unfold after a week of sparring over the Paris summit collapse. Fulbright backs probes into pre summit events while Johnson endorses the plan, and party leaders criticize Eisenhower’s handling as Republicans urge scrutiny of U2 intelligence.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sears Roebuck
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Hispolicy Machinery Studying Committee
Johnson
Fulbright
Oklahoma City
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Th. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Chile Earthquakes Slam Chile For Third Straight Day
Santiago reports a third day of earthquakes and gigantic tides blamed for more than 330 dead or missing. A six foot wave toppled into the Hilo Theater plunging the city into darkness by shorting the power station. In Honolulu water rose near Waikiki Beach and Kalakaua Avenue before receding. Police in Kauai noted twelve inches of flooding.
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Santiago
Chile
Hilo
Honolulu
Waikissi
Kalakau Avenue
Kauai Island
Cuban Forces Reported Gathering for Guantanamo March
NORFOLK Va AP The Ledger Star says Cuban forces near Guantanamo Naval Base may march on the facility. Reports cite Fidel Castro forces assembling in Guantanamo City to create a shooting incident while U S sentries were warned. Navy confirms defense under treaty since 1903 renegotiated 1934. Population figures for base and local workers given. Washington offices say no massing evidence at this time.
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Norfolk
Ledger-Star
Atlantic
Fleet
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Adm
Robert L. Dennison
Fidel Castro
Naval Base
Dennison
The
Washington
Navy
United States
N Naval Base
Cuba
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Oklahoma
U.S
Naval Headquarters
Adm. Dennison
Guantanamo City
Indiana University Tops Pa College Conference Title
Indiana wins the Pennsylvania State Colleges Baseball Conference championship after weather disruptions reduced the schedule. Slippery Rock couldn’t reach the minimum games for consideration. Final standings list Indiana first with a 41 200 rating, Lock Haven second, E Stroudsburg third, Millersville fourth, Kutztown fifth, Bloomsburg sixth, Mansfield seventh, and Shippensburg eighth.
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Millersville
Kutztown
Bloomsburg
Mansfield
Shippensburg
County Man Receives 60 Day Jail Term in Burglary Case
Robert Albert Davis of Homer City RD 1 pleaded guilty before Judge Edwin M. Clark to burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail plus costs and a $60 fine for a May 11 break in at Louis J. Hoz’s Brushvalley Township dwelling, where five dollars was taken. Two Cherry Tree area men received suspended sentences for larceny from a May 14 Arcadia incident involving four hubcaps, contingent on costs, a $100 fine and one year probation. Thomas Chronowski of McIntyre was fined costs after guilty plea to operating after suspension, claiming NC license. license had been suspended in 1957 prior to service, and he’s placed on probation for a year. Leroy Richard McDermott of Nicktown RD pleaded guilty to driving under the influence. sentencing delayed due to Cambria County warrants.
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Indiana County
Tait
Edwin M. Clark
Robert
Albert Davis
Homer City
RD 1
Davis
Louis J. Hoz
Brushvalley Township
Cherry Tree Area
Arcadia
Nestor L. Peles
Thomas Chronowski
McIntyre
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Armed Services
Leroy Richard McDermott
Nicktown RD
Cambria
Four West German climbers die in Austrian blizzard
Four West German mountain climbers, two youths and two girls, perished in a blinding snow storm near Tannheim Austria on Sunday night, succumbing to exhaustion.
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Tannheim
Austria
Four Dead From Chilean Tsunami Hits Hawaii Islands
AP reports powerful tidal waves generated by a Chilean earthquake caused four deaths and widespread damage in Hawaii. Docks were ripped away, boats adrift, and waves reached parts of the U S mainland. Reports mention 100 villagers washed away near Ancud and a 10 foot wave striking Arauco with distress calls.
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Honolulu
Awe
Pacific
U. S
Chile
Ancud
Lebu
Santiago
Arauco
Danish Officials Report Suspected MIG Over Lolland
Danish home guard officers said a Communist MIG jet possibly violated Danish territory with a low level flight over Lolland Island. They noted a sighting last Friday near the same area as a U S Air Force C47 transport passed overhead and landed in East Germany after an emergency maneuver. Officials later said the observed aircraft were Danish jets, while witnesses described a MIG-like dive over Hyldtofte and Roeds port, with uncertainty about origin.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Lolland
Hamburg
East Germany
Baltic
Air Force Command
M. Baoesgererg Hansen
Hansen
Home Guard
Hyldtofte
Roeds By
Poland
Jan Henningsen
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East Pike
Max Harrelson
Blue Law
Paul M. Butler
Richard M. Nixon
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Stuart Symington
D‘mo
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Javits
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John
Marshall Butler
Free World
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
ISC Tops
Pa. Colleges Conference
Danish
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