Dulles Seeks Big Three Talks With Pineau In London
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles invited French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau to London for potential Big Three talks on disarmament with Selwyn Lloyd. Sources say Pineau may fly over today or tomorrow to resolve remaining divisions after Tuesday's Western delegates marathon session. A French cabinet decision was awaited to confirm.
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William C. Sexton
United Press
London
John Foster Dulles
Christain Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Dulles
Pineau
Paris
America
Local scenes and small town notices around Ray Street to Neshannock Creek
A look at changes and incidents in the town includes the Fourth Ward fire station site on Ray Street now a level plot, old airline vehicles on Butler Avenue, Pa Newe's column prompting sidewalk repairs on E Washington Street, and blacktop efforts on Walnut County Line and Pearson Streets. Gardens suffer from drought while a caretaker rescues an injured bird on Washington Street. A blue crab sighting is noted by local youths near Neshannock Creek. A driverless car halts on Taylor Street hill after rolling from a used car lot, avoiding collisions.
Daily Weather Report Partly Cloudy with Showers
Partly cloudy warm and humid conditions with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Low tonight 58 to 67. Maximum 89, minimum 62, precipitation .79, river stage 5.5 feet. A year ago max 84, min 67, precip .12, river 7.6 feet.
Seek Brief Armistice In Civil Rights Battle
Senate leaders planned another attempt at a cease-fire to stave off a government funding cutoff at midnight. A House approved measure would finance Defense Agriculture Atomic Energy and foreign aid at current rates for another month, preventing immediate shutdowns.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Defense and Agriculture Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
Foreign Aid Agency
Congress
Drought Relief Arrives As Storms Hit East
Thunderstorms drenched drought stricken East Tuesday offering relief in the three month crisis. Heavy rains in New Hampshire nearly broke the drought in the area while Rhode Island Massachusetts and New York saw promising progress. Farmers in the 11 state mid Atlantic region faced continuing losses though some areas salvaged what remained. Long Island rain caused flooding and power outages but could not undo the six million dollar potato crop damage.
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United Press
East
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
Mid-Atlantic
Long Island
Leopold to press new parole bid in October hearing
Nathan Leopold moves to appeal again to the state Parole Board as October sets a hearing date. Gov Stratton rejects clemency since it would end parole supervision but invites a rehearing request. Leopold cites illness and fears missing the 1968 parole eligibility.
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Joliet
Ill
Nathan Leopold
Parol E Board
Leopold
Bobby Franks
William G. Stratton
Stratton
Metropolitan Plan Sewer Program Approved By Two Townships
Two townships pass resolutions backing the city's metropolitan sewer program as part of a federal planning funds request. Union Twp has submitted the resolution. Shenango Twp approved yesterday. Neshannock Twp will act Friday. South New Castle Borough also targets support with Taylor Two to follow.
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Union Twp
City Solicitors Office
Shenango Twp
Joseph Smith
Neshannock Twp
South New Castle
Taylor Two
Taylor Road
Dulles Dulles Moch Lloyd Johnston Agree Open Skies Plan
Western powers reach agreement on a joint open skies aerial inspection plan to be shown to the Soviet Union as a first step toward disarmament. The accord came in a morning session among John Foster Dulles Jules Moch Selwyn Lloyd and David Johnston.
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London
Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
France
Jules Moch
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Canada
David Johnston
Dulles Plans Luncheon With Zorin At London Disarmament
John Foster Dulles arranged a luncheon with Valerianna Zorin in London as part of pushing a disarmament pact before it is too late. He ensured allied leaders would attend to prevent fears of a separate US USSR accord dividing the world without western consultation. The four western powers sought another 24 hour postponement of a UN disarmament sub committee session for further talks.
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Howard Handleman
London
INS
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Valerianna Zorin
U. S
America
Zorin
Kohler and Proxmire to Meet in Wisconsin Senate Fight
Wisconsin primary results pit former Gov Walter J Kohler an Eisenhower Republican against Democrat William Proxmire in the Aug 27 general election to fill the late Senator McCarthy seat Kohler narrowly won the Republican nomination aided by Milwaukee County while Proxmire defeated Clement Zablocki for the Democratic nomination Proxmire predicted a Democratic senator for Wisconsin after 20 years Kohler urged party unity to win.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter J. Kohler
William Proxmire
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Kohler
Proxmire
Milwaukee County
Glenn Davis
Alvin O’konski
Proxmice
Clement Zablocki
RAF Plans New Attacks in Oman Mountain Areas
RAF Venom pilots attacked rebel targets in Oman for a third day, destroying six vehicles and shifting from demonstrations to halting rebel movement around Nizwa. The operation targets the Imam of Oman's domain as Ghalib Bin Ali seeks independence with alleged Saudi arms support.
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Manama
Bahrein
INS
RAF
Oman
Times of London
Suez
Nizwa
Ghalib bin Ali
Saudi Arabia
Fahud
Princess Alexandra Breaks Bottle as Jaguar Slides into Sea
In Clydeside England Princess Alexandra taps the bow of the new Royal Navy frigate Jaguar with champagne then helps shove it off the slipway. Officials scrambled as the ship finally eased into the river amid cheers and embarrassment.
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Clydeside
England
Britain
Alexandra
Storm damage reported at Wilmington church and conference site
A thunderstorm hit New Wilmington causing water intrusion on the first floor of the UP Church building while renovations for a new 127000 education wing proceed. The storm spared the New Wilmington Missionary Conference tents and a power brief in the Westminster College field house. Delegates gather for the 52nd annual conference with UP and Presbyterian dignitaries reviewing the local setup ahead of a Pittsburgh merger next year.
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Lawrence County
New Wilmington
New Wilmington UP Church
New Wilmington Missionary Conference
Westminster College
Presbyterian
Pittsburgh
Three Rebels Are Killed In Cuba
Loyal forces killed three rebels in eastern Cuba over 24 hours. Police and troops shot two men in Santiago while a third was killed in the Mistress Mountains. Cuban marines reportedly landed in Manzanillo to reinforce patrols and hunt rebels.
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Santiago
Cuba
Mistress Mountains
Manzanillo
New Charges Hit Hoffa in Senate Probe
Senate Rackets Committee charged James R. Hoffa with allies among New York racketeers aiming to seize control of shipping and trucking along the eastern seaboard and the St. Lawrence Seaway. Chairman John L. McClellan warned of vast economic stakes and racketeer influence threatening national welfare.
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Teamster Joint Council 16
New York
McClellan
Hoffa
International Longshoremen's Assn
AFL
Hoaffa
Straneala
Herbert Foster
United Press
Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Eastern
Seaboard
St. Lawrence Seaway
John L. McClellan
Ark
Eastern Seaboard
St. Lawpower
Terience Seaway
Moffa
Meus
Teamster
Detroit
Senate Committee
Attorneys Hope To Reopen Dr Sheppard Case
Two Cleveland lawyers for Dr. Samuel Sheppard sought to reopen the Marilyn Sheppard murder case after a Florida convict signed a confession. Local authorities dismissed Wedler's signed and verbal statements as fraud, insisting he had nothing to do with the bludgeon killing and noting conflicts with earlier remarks.
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United Press
Deland, Fla
Donald Wedler
Fred Garmone
William Corrigan
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Wedler
Cleveland
Florida
Donald Joseph Wedler
DeLand
Fla
Sam
Guyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
James McArthur
Marilyn Sheppard
Safe Burglary at Conn Welding Co on S Croton Ave
Thieves broke into the Conn Welding Co office on S Croton Ave last night. They entered through an open window and fled with $714.50, including a $435 check marked for deposit. The office safe was found with its combination dial busted.
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Conn Welding Co
S. Croton Ave
Planeload Of Atomic Bombs Dumped In Sea
A U S Air Force C 154 Globemaster crashed after engine failure near Dover Delaware dumping a shipment of nuclear weapons into the Atlantic. Officials say the 25 ton cache was unarmed and in transit to Europe from Dayton Ohio. no explosions expected.
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Washington
Atlantic
U. S
Europe
Air Materiel Command
Dayton
Ohio
Dover
Del
Death notices for local residents on Ellwood page
Mrs. Ignace Wojtowicz aged 61 of 1305 S Jefferson St. Mrs. S Howard White age 89 of RD. William G Woolway age 75 of 134 W Long Ave. Mrs. Susan Kaldy age 88 of 4247 Hollow Rd. Ellwood page listing multiple obituaries.
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Ignace Wojtowicz
S. Jefferson St
S. Howard White
William G. Woolway
Long Ave
Susan Kaldy
Hollow Rd
Ellwood
Replaces Walters Agnew Named District Head for Bell Co
Berty L. Agnew is named district manager in New Castle and vicinity for Bell Telephone Co succeeding Roy W. Walters who becomes general commercial personnel supervisor in Philadelphia. Agnew, from Pittsburgh, is a Bell veteran with Navy service and prior management roles in Bradford and Rochester.
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Berty L. Agnew
New Castle
Vicinity
Bell Telephone Co
J. H. Reiff
Roy W. Walters
Philadelphia
Agnew
New Castle District
Pittsburgh
Aspinwall High School
Ursinus
Villanova
Eisenhower opposes changes to civil rights bill
President Eisenhower voiced firm opposition to any amendment to section four of the civil rights bill. He argued against adding jury trials for contempt of court in voting rights enforcement and warned the Senate logjam could endanger pay for thousands of federal workers.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Richard B. Russell
D.-Ga
Russell
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Nine hour riot ends at Montana State Prison
Eight hostage guards freed early as hundreds of prisoners return to cells after nine hours of rioting at Deer Lodge Montana State Prison. Lt Gov Paul Cannon and Attorney General Forrest Anderson agree to study 20 minor demands. Guards unharmed. negotiations cited as better than a dawn National Guard attack.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
INS
Montana State Prison
Paul Cannon
Forrest Anderson
Everett Ripley
Emmett Walsh
Harold Goff
Cannon
J. Hugo Aronson
Frank Murray
Police Find Missing Hikers In County Wide Search
Two 13 year old hikers were found by Pittsburgh police after a countywide search in Lawrence County. The youths Robert Shuler Jr and William Spencer were returned to their parents by juvenile officials. Volunteers from Neshannock Slippery Rock Union and New Castle aided the hunt with 200 searchers covering highways woods and rivers.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Robert Shuler Jr
Kenneth
William Spencer
Neshannock
Slippery Rock
Union
New Castle
Pluvius Delivers Rain to Save Parched Fields
The note praises J. Pluvius for bringing rain after a drought. Corn, potatoes, and cabbages quicken growth as meadows regain color. The作者 thanks J P for the old time gully buster and the pleasant weather with a bright eighty eight degree day.
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Pluvius
J. Pluvius
J. P
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