Diplomatic Surprise At Vienna Parley
Soviet High Commissioner Ilyichev proposed Austria form an air rescue force and gain full air sovereignty with five helicopters and five light planes for mountain rescue. Britain and the United States pressed for full sovereignty including commercial airliners as the four powers plan a Vienna treaty conference with envoys Ilvichev Thompson Wallinger Lalouette. The Soviets also freed 613 Austrian prisoners and eased Danube and border controls as talks move forward.
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Vienna
Austria
I. I. Ilvichev
Allied Council
Britain
Geoffrey Wallinger
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Ilyichev
Air Directorate
Ilvichev
Thompson
Wallinger
Roger Lalouette
Newc Residents See More Right Hand Drive Vehicles Deployed
New Kensington area readers are told not to panic if parcel post and delivery trucks appear with drivers on the right side. The post office operates about 1 500 right hand drive vehicles now, plans 2 000 more, and aims to hire 3 200 staff in the next fiscal year beginning July 1. Traffic lights near Grove Street and Croton Avenue were down Thursday afternoon, with traffic officers directing cars and minimal disruption. The city begins a major street relining program to improve traffic flow under the traffic division. Outdoor track work resumes at Benjamin Franklin Junior High as youths prepare for Western Pennsylvania competitions. June brides trend returns with three weddings scheduled the first Saturday in June artfully taxing local ministers.
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Grove Street
Croton Avenue
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Pennsylvania
Sunny and Warm Weekend Forecast
Sunny and warm today and Saturday with highs from 67 to 76 degrees. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows 44 to 52. United States weather stats show a 24 hour period ending seven am today with a max 69 min 36 and heavy dew. River stage at 8.7 feet. One year ago the high was 50 and the low 47 with .02 inches precipitation.
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United States
Government Starts Probe of Polio Vaccine Cases
The Public Health Service launches an epidemic intelligence probe to see if the polio vaccine itself relates to polio onset or severity in children. Two intelligence experts head to California where vaccinated children are hardest hit, with additional agents nationwide and two federal sleuths already in Berkeley reviewing Cutter Laboratories operations.
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Michael J. O'Neill
United Press
Washington
Government Today
Public Health Service
Intelligence Service
California
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Woman Killed Two Hurt In Pike Turnpike Crash
On the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Bedford a car crash killed 58 year old Mrs Coy Elizabeth Heath of Lafayette Indiana and injured two companions. The driver Mrs Ruby Parks 63 of West Lafayette is in critical condition and passenger Mrs Gladys Sargent 58 also from Lafayette is in satisfactory condition with fractures. They were returning from a YWCA convention in New York when the vehicle swerved and overturned.
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Bedford
INS
Indiana
Coy Elizabeth Heath
Lafayette
Ind
Ruby Parks
Morris Parks
West Lafayette
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Gladys Sargent
YWCA
New York
Heath
Nationalist Warships Hit Mainland Targets Near Formosa
Nationalist ships under Lieutenant Teh Keh bombarded Huangchi and nearby docks near the Matsu Islands, firing over 100 rounds at Communist positions. The attack marks the first shelling of mainland targets since last September.
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Taipei
INS
Matsu Islands
Teh Keh
Huangchi
Formosa
Death notices for Mrs. Jacob Perelman and others
Obituary notices list Mrs. Jacob F. Perelman of 101 Hazelcroft Avenue and individuals Frank P. Fleming 79 Bethlehem Pa Dennis White 84 Newport Pa.
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Jacob F. Perelman
Hazelcroft Avenue
Frank P. Fleming
Bethlehem, Pa
Dennis White
Newport
Woman acquitted in Pittsburgh husband murder case
Barbara Gruver, 18, was acquitted after a three hour jury deliberation in Pittsburgh. The trial heard she shot her husband Tom Gruver after a years long abusive marriage. She expressed grief for her missing baby and relief at the verdict.
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Pittsburgh
Ims
Barbara Grover
Edward Hornfeck
Fatal Beating Charge In York Case
Lawrence Rogozinski 32 formerly of Mt. Union was charged in York with the fatal beating of Dallas Shumaker 63 of Dillsburg. He was held in the York County Jail after an Alderman's hearing. Police traced him after six to eight witnesses placed him near a service station by the Dillsburg Bypass around the time Shumaker was found injured. Shumaker died at Harrisburg Hospital. Rogozinski allegedly rode to Harrisburg then to Lewistown and Mt. Union.
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York, Pa
Lawrence Rogozinski
Mt. Union
Dallas Shumaker
Dillsburg
Russell S. Newman
York
Rogozinski
York County
Shumaker
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Bombing Hoaxer Busy in Zanesville Area
In Zanesville Ohio a bomb hoax prompted a courthouse search after a call warned of an incident at 1 o'clock. Deputies evacuated several staff from the Muskingum County Courthouse but found nothing amiss. The hoaxer has targeted Zanesville before, with similar scares occurring in recent months.
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Zanesville
Zanesville, O
INS
Muskingum Country
Car Repairmen Recalled by Baltimore and Ohio Rail
About 550 car repairmen will return to work starting Monday at B and O freight car shops in Glenwood and Dubois Maryland and Pennsylvania. The railroad reports 1,625 repairmen have been recalled from furlough since January.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Glenwood
Dubois
Gen Collins departs for South Vietnam as observer
Gen J Lawton Collins arrives in Saigon to observe and report on Vietnam’s civil conflict. As Eisenhower’s IndoChina envoy, he met with Secretary of State Dulles in Washington and conferred with State Department experts before sailing.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
J. Lawton Collins
John E. Dwan
Paul Sturm
Saigon
Diem
Collins
National Security Council
Washington
INS
South Vietnam
John Foster Dulles
Army
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Binh Xuyen
Dulles
State Department
Salk Receives State Honors in Twofold Pennsylvanian Plan
Gov. Leader and the General Assembly announce a joint session on May 10 to establish The Commonwealth Chair of Preventive Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh with Jonas E. Salk as its first professor. The $25,000 annual appropriation funds the professor and a secretary. Salk will address lawmakers and receive Pennsylvania's medal of meritorious service.
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Harrisburg
ULP
George M. Leader
General Assembly
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Salk
Leader
Killer Sought After Double Homicide In Clarksburg
Clarksburg police and about 40 officers hunted clues after Mrs. Frances Laughlin 44 and Mrs. Cora Bland 31 were killed with a single .38 caliber shot to the head in the Laughlin home in Golf Plaza. Funeral services for Laughlin were held. Bland's rites planned Saturday. Detectives questioned Laughlin's husband Dr. Carl A. Laughlin. Authorities deem robbery a possible motive, noting over $3000 cash remained unused in the house.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Frances Laughlin
Laughlin
Bland
Carl A. Laughlin
Golf Plaza
Violence Ripples Through Southern Strikes At L and N Yard
In Covington Kentucky a picket line at a Louisville and Nashville yard turned violent as a truck carrying non striking workers moved through.shots from a side road wounded four at close range including two pellet hits and a brick to the head none believed serious dynamite damaged two exchanges of Southern Bell Telephone Co during the night police report continued on page 2 column 6
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Atlanta
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Covington
L&n
Boxer Sparky Jarosik Found Shot Dead in Canonsburg
John Sparky Jarosik, former Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph Diamond Belt heavyweight champion, was found shot to death today in his Canonsburg rooming house. A fellow roamer reported the body as state police from Washington, Pa., barracks assisted in the investigation.
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Canonsburg, Pa
INS
John (Sparky) Jarosik
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Canonsburg
Washington
Weather Delays Nevada Atomic Test Again
Weather delays postpone the Yucca Flat nuclear detonation part of Operation Cue to at least Saturday morning. Weather Bureau maps show low pressure systems potentially pushing delays farther. officials will reassess mid morning. Civil defense observers and reporters left Las Vegas after the latest postponement.
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Murray M. Moler
United Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Weather Bureau
North Pacific
Nevada
Las Vesas
Civil Defense
Nationwide Rail Strike In Britain Called
London reports a nationwide railway strike called by 60,000 ASLEF engineers and firemen starting at midnight Sunday. Skeleton services may run as other unions join smaller actions. The walkout follows a breakdown in government mediation amid pay disputes, threatening transit and food supplies.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
London Subway
National Union of Railwaymen
Walter Monckton
Eden
Busy Week For Governor Looms
Governor George M. Leader will be in Washington for most of next week attending meetings of national import and events of Pennsylvania interest. He will join Governors Meyner Kohler and Lee on the American Forum of the Air and will testify before a House Ways and Means subcommittee seeking federal aid to deepen the Delaware River channel.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Washington
American Forum
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Eisenhower
Democratic Women's Organizations
Genevieve Blatt
Zembo
Paul Butler
Sam Rayburn
Capitol
Statler
John P. Robin
John R. Torquato
Labor and Industry
House
Ways and Means Committee
Delaware River
French Premier Slams South Vietnam Leader
Paris Premier Edgar Faure angrily denounced Ngo Dinh Diem at a press conference saying Dier is not fitted for the mission. He added France would cooperate with U.S. officials to end the civil war in Saigon and contain Communism.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
United States
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Faure
Dier
France
Saigon
Truck Plunges Into Ohio River Drowning Driver
STEUBENVILLE Ohio UP Jack Hazlett 23 Steubenville died Thursday when a cement truck he was driving backed into the Ohio River and the vehicle plunged ten feet into the water. Witnesses said he tried to leap from the cab but was pulled back. Hazlett's body was recovered two hours later.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Jack Hazlett
Hazlett
Joe Zisgray
Tiltonsville
Violent City Wide Fighting Again Raging
Government troops destroyed the rebels Binh Xuyen headquarters and forced its commandos to a river island in a brutal two day battle. Several hundred killed, nearly 1,000 wounded, and 10,000 left homeless.
Saigon Battles Roar as Rebels Hold City Core
Government forces burn rebel headquarters with mortar fire in Saigon as street fighting reopens in Indochina's civil war. Health officials report several hundred killed and nearly 1,000 wounded in the last 24 hours as clashes pit Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's troops against the Binh Xuyen gang.
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Luis Guilbert
United Press
Sagon
Indochina
Binh Xuyen Gang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Louis Guilbert
Saigon
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Saigon City Health Service
Three Are Killed In Plane Crash Near Wilmington
Three Atlantic Aviation Service employees died in a light plane crash near Wilmington as it disintegrated 4000 feet up Thursday afternoon. Victims were Floyd Quillen 37 chief pilot Winfield Pratt 22 pilot and Francis J Hogan Jr 20 mechanic. Debris spread over two miles near the Chestnut Run plant of the duPont company in Elsmere.
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Wilmington, del
INS
Wilmington
The
Atlantic Aviation Service, Inc
Floyd Quillen
Winfield Pratt
Elsmere
Francis J. Hogan, Jr
Newport
New Castle County
John M. Wilson
Chestnut Run
duPont Company
Ellwood City Classifieds Highlight Local Listings
Local ad pages feature radio TV comics cross words and editorial notes with sections for sports obituaries theaters and stock listings guiding readers to Want Ads and classifieds.
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Cross Word
ROE
Ellwood City
Arthur Mometer Tends Garden In Long Winter Work
Arthur Mometer works with an aching back clearing dead leaves and stones, digging and raking to prepare a garden for conscious crops. He endures cramped legs and groans as dusk settles, hoping for beets spuds and hay with callouses forming by year’s end in sixty four today.
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