Khrushchev Pushes Berlin Talks But Warns of Worse Outcomes
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told New York Times columnist C L Sulzberger that another Kennedy meeting on Berlin and East West issues is needed but warned talks yielding no results could worsen matters. He reiterated calls for a German peace treaty and special status for West Berlin with free access guaranteed, and urged both sides to cut military buildup while pursuing disarmament under strict international control.
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New York
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Sulzberger
Kremlin
East Germany
East
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Vienna
Austria
France
Britain
Sees Ladin
Pereaye
Pat Ciermagy
Parents Held In Death of Girl Age 5
Two parents are detained in connection with the death of their five year old daughter. Authorities report that investigators are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident and expect to file formal charges soon. The family, from the city, has not released additional statements.
Nikita Set For Talks With JFK
Soviet leader Nikolai Khrushchev calls for disarmament and peaceful negotiations with John F. Kennedy. He warns that failure to reach disarmament will prevent peace and urges adherence to a peaceful path to solve problems.
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Nikita
JFK
Khrushchev Negotiates Nuclear Test Standoff with Kennedy
Khrushchev warned that the Soviet Union would not demobilize and must continue nuclear testing. He accused the West of propaganda and said France and Germany complicate any restraint. Kennedy has announced tests continue underground and in laboratories, while talks of German peace proceed.
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Lye
Nehru
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Central Asia
West
Kennedy
Moscow
France
Vrance
Limits Now Based Upon Real Estate Market Values
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania shifts municipal borrowing limits to seven percent of market value from assessed value. Local governments could gain 50 to 400 percent borrowing power, varying by assessment ratios, potentially pushing total debt to about 28.5 billion if fully utilized, though voter approval likely limits adoption. Genevieve Blatt, secretary of internal affairs, hails the change as a major advance for local government finances.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Internal Affairs Department
Philadelphia
Lion
Genevieve Blatt
Fallout Clouds From Soviet N Tests Reach U S
AP science writer reports a Weather Bureau expert says radioactive debris from the first of four Soviet tests will cross the northern United States by weekend. He cautions yields are unconfirmed but estimates the U S fallout may not exceed levels seen from Nevada tests, with tropospheric movement dictating distribution.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Lester Machia
U.S
Weather Bureau
Machta
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Canada
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
Smashing NYC Win For Wagner In 1957 City Politics
In a heated race Wagner gains a NYC victory with Buckley Sharkey and Wiener backing shifting. Stark clashes with Wagner over leadership as Serevane Beame vie for key posts amid mayoral and borough contests.
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Charles A. Buckley
Bronx
Joseph J. Sharkey
Brooklyn
Ciy
Wiener
Moe
Wagner
Abe Stark
Paul R. Serevane
Serevane
Budlet
Abraham Beame
Stark Sevehto
Brookle
Lawrence FE Gurogal
Cy Comptrofler
Warner
Tasu Bene Teers
Taki Warner
Herbert Ho Letman
Hoarbhop
Roosevel Vohmaan
Wasner
Potmase
Lamgan
Siestis
Ath Diat
Swevenson
Robot Brain Fails Forces School Delay and Political Rumors
North Allegheny High School delayed term start after a computer failed to generate class schedules, with officials planning manual setup. In political news, former Democratic candidate DeSapin bids for Manhattan party leadership amid reports of insurgent votes and Wagner's control. DeSapin comments on voter decisions.
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Pittsburgil
APS
Arahat Brain
North Allegheny High School
United Nations
DeSapin
Manhattan
Stevenson
Lanigan
White House
Yammany Hall
Vnt
Wagner
eSapm
German Nabbed In Escape Try Through Berlin Border
A young driver in a station wagon smashed through Communist barriers and the Brandenburg Gate into West Berlin. Splintered wood flew as Red guards leaped for safety during a dramatic border crossing, the boldest escape since August 13. The car fought through barbed wire at Berlin’s most guarded sector under the sight of a dozen patrols ordered to shoot.
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Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
West Berlin
Wagner victory reshapes mayoral race and party lines
The analysis says Wagner is the real boss and leaves little chance for the minority Republican party to win the mayoralty. Lefkowitz now faces Wagner on Democratic and Liberal lines on the voting machines. If Levitt had won the primary, Wagner would still run in November as the Liberal nominee.
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Wagner
Republian
Lefkowitz
Levitt
Sominee
Indiana County GOP Picnic Highlights Republican Unity
Judge O'Brien urged citizen participation and informed voting while Senator William Z. Scott promoted party unity and possible gubernatorial candidacy. The event featured introductions of county GOP officials and candidates, registration reminders, and calls for youth involvement amid a slate including Edwards Frazer Simpson for county roles.
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O'Brien
William Z. Scott
State Senate
Indiana
Pennsylvania
United States
Scott
Lawrence
Verna Bennett
Indiana County
William G. Buchanan
I Grover Keating
Charles Jones
GOP
Bennett
Arthur Kramer
Harry Turner
Blairsville
Conservative Association of Western
John P. Saylor
William McMillen
Edwin M. Clark
Stephen Edwards
Paul Frazer
JL. M. Simpson
Robert Early
Young Republicans
Paul Jeffries
James Kring
Robert Jansen
Clarksburg
Obituaries from Homer City area 1901 to 1962 notice
Obituary notices for Elizabeth DiStefano DeChurch and multiple Homer City area residents across 1901 to 1962. Details include birth years, Italian origins, survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment locations in Indiana County. Names include DeChurch, Shirley, Overman, Ruddock, Foreman, Reed, Hevans, with churches and cemeteries cited. Funeral Home and church services listed. dates span September 1901 to September 1962.
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Elizabeth Diste
Fano Dechurch
Greenville Road
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Province of
Aquila
Italy
Nicholas and
Mary Louise Fieno DiSteffano
St. Louis
Lucernemines
Larry DeChurch
James
Jennie) Vanity
Charles
Julia) Getty
William
Mary Louise) Hoover
JoAnne) Stringent
Frank
Emma Jean) Dropcho
Johnstown
George Askew
St. Louis R.C
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
Altar Rosary Society of the
Stewart R. Shirley
Westmoreland County
Black Lick
Luther Shirley
Clarence Shirley
Louise Repine
Edward Shirley
Gladys Henry
Greensburg
Shalis Shirley
Morgantown
John Shirley
Blairsville
Porter Shirley
Shelocta
Walter Shirley
Mt. Tabor
West Wheatfield Township
Charles R. Overman
Carlisle Street
Zman
Strongstown
UMW
Lucernemings
Hazel Gardner Overman
Thomas Overman
Carrolltown
Jerry
Dale
Detroit
Michigan
George
Betty) Smickle
Dorothy
Ruthie
Charlotte) Kuresies
John Overman
Penn Run
George Overman
Merle Overman
Charleston
James Cook
Greenwood Cemetery
Audrey K. Ruddock
IA TL Street
Washington, D.C
Alexander W
Bertha V. Dickey Ruddock
Falls Creek
Department of Interior
William L Ruddock
Ralph A. Ruddock
Carlyle C. Ruddock
Chicago, Ul
Theodore
Margaret) Coy
Clymer RD
Patrick J. Hallow
Gail McQueen
Woodrow Wilson Hevans
Iselin
DuPage County
Illinois
TWA
Harold T. Roblinson
Saltsburg
Land
Olive Branch
Smithton
James Earls
Smithton, Pa
Colleges Deny Race Charges Continues on Tuition and Admissions
A Pennsylvania Senate inquiry into college race policies heard Penn representatives defend admissions and transfers, with Harnwell stating no racial or religious discrimination. Tuition was cited as about 1600 dollars, while officials warned limited facilities require discretion. Dr. Marion Fay highlighted financial strains at Woman's Medical College and the medical school. Future hearings in Harrisburg were promised as complaints persist. the inquiry began after a resolution accusing colleges of keeping students in educational slavery.
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L. Murray
D-Luzerne
Donolow
Harnwell
Penn
Marion Fay
Woman's Medical College
Harrisburg
Senate
Consdow
Pennsylvania
Violence at Fisher Body plant flare sparks beatings in West Mifflin
In suburban Pittsburgh striking pickets at General Motors Fisher Body plant attacked union leader John McCarrell and Detroit personnel director Charles Latham. Two other unnamed union men were roughed up. A warrant was issued for Fred Hughes on aggravated assault and failure to stop after a hit‑and‑run incident that injured John L. Jones.
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Pitisburgh
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
West Mifflin
Detroit
John McCarrell
United Mine Workers Local 544
United Auto Workers Local 544
Charles Latham
Fisher Rady
Latham
McCarrell
Mieager
Fred Hughes
John L. Jones
Cornelsvile R. D
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Prange
Wester
Corie
Berlie Boriars
Hegolatieg
Virion 18
Geneva
Wes Dowilde
Theo Veabaid
Royal Air Force
Farnborough
England
USA
Atomic Energy Commission
Bering Sea
Alaska
Nyc
James. Foreman
Fisher Ave
McConnelltown
William H
Jemima McQuilkin Foreman
Calevary United Presbyterian Church
Calvary Church
United Presbyterian Men
International Harvester
Pittsburgh
Indiana State College
Luna Eva Fleming Foreman
Carlyle
Ethel) Walker
W. Earl Foreman
Charlies
Lewis
Robinson-Lytle's
Richard €. Hutchison
Elizabeth Dixon Reed
John T. Reed
Creekside
Rap nson-Lytle's
Leonard H. Pearson
Joseph Gilkey
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