Talks Hit Snag As 3 Districts Lose Interest
A proposed jointure of eight Lawrence County school districts collapsed as Wampum Board president George W. Cook announced his board’s disinterest in jointure for sites at Big Beaver Two and Chewton. Big Beaver Two and Chewton reps did not attend the site meeting at North Beaver Two High School.
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Lawrence County
George W. Cook
Wampum Board
Big Beaver Two
Chewton
Wampum
North Beaver Two
Jackson
John O. Benson
W. S. Greghorn Farm
Mt. Jackson
Paden Rd
Benson
Jointure
Taylor
Harold Marshall
Big Beaver
Mahoning
East German threat on nine American airmen’s fate
East Germany warned that nine U.S. soldiers whose helicopter was downed in Communist territory could be tried as spies. The Die Volksarmee said the helicopter overflown East Germany to spy and warned that flying spies would be treated accordingly. Washington and Bonn accused the move of blackmail to gain U.S. recognition. The Soviets rejected U.S. requests for return, tainting East-West tensions amid possible long detention.
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UPI
Defense Ministry
Die Volksarmee
Peoples Army
East Germany
Warmongers
Washington
Bonn
German Democratic Republic
U.S
3Rd Armored Division
U.S. Army
State Department
United States
Germany
Russia
Britain
France
ADN
Foreign Ministry
Lodge To Warn Nations Leave Lebanon Alone
United Nations scene as U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge prepares to warn Russia and other nations against interference in Lebanon. Debate centers on Lebanese charges of massive UAR meddling and foreign troop involvement with Israel’s cross border actions cited as supportive context.
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Lebanon
U.S
Henry Capot Lodge
Russia
Security Council
Camilla Chamoun
Washington
United Arab Republic
Israel
Syria
UAR
Charles Malik
Arkady A. Sobolev
Vacation season tips and seasonal notes from a town
The piece notes Monday yard chores by residents as intermittent showers interrupt outdoor tasks. It advises vacation precautions like locking doors and notifying neighbors, mentions strawberry shortcake season, Christmas clubs midway point, weekend rains causing debris removal, and pets needing ample water during hot days. Local context and seasonal observations are conveyed in a casual community tone.
Daily Weather Report Clouds and Showers With Wind Warmth
Cloudy windy warm conditions with occasional showers and thundershowers today tonight and Wednesday. Showers end Wednesday afternoon and cooler air moves in. Highs near 76 to 85. tonight lows 62 to 68. 24hour period end 7 am: max 78 min 67 precipitation 0.17 inch rain. river stage 6.4 feet. Same date last year: max 73 min 55 no precip river stage 5.4 feet.
Beirut blast targets shops amid rebel uprising
Three SeventeenRelated devices exploded in Beirut on Monday injuring and killing people as shops and streets suffered. The attacks appear tied to a terror campaign by rebel forces trying to force shops closed and intensify tensions in the five week old rebellion against President Camille Chamoun.
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Beirut
Camille Chamoun
GSA Warehouse To Go On Sale Says Arsenal Corp
A spokesman for the Arsenal Corp of Pittsburgh said no formal notice was received that the General Services Administration will move out of its disaster warehouse in New Castle. The 126000 square foot building, once owned by American Can Co, was leased by GSA in 1953 with lease talks ongoing. rumors of abandonment circulated as negotiations continued.
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Pittsburgh
General Services Administration
New Castle
Industrial St
The
American Can Co
GSA
Murray S. Stephens
Greater New Castle Ass
Stephens
Frank M. Clark
Clark
New York
Arsenal
State Demands Death Penalty For Ted Pallow
Beaver Pennsylvania reports the prosecution in the Theodore A. Pallow murder case sought the death penalty as opening statements described the fatal March 23 shooting of 21 year old Rosalie Leis near her Vanport home. Pallow, 25, married father of an infant, pleaded innocent. The defense noted a love affair motive and delayed wedding plans with Nick Brkich of West Bridgewater. Prosecutor Richard Steward argued the killing was intentional.
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Beaver
UPI
Theodore A. Pallow
Geneva College
Rosalie Leis
Vanport
Dist
Richard Steward
Defer Action On Principals In Shenango School Board Session
The Shenango Area Joint Board of Education will meet in special session June 20 at 8 p.m. to elect elementary and high school principals. Six district teachers applied for posts, with resignations accepted for Elementary Principal Phillip R. Phelps effective July 1 and for Glenn W. Johnston who resigns as principal to become supervising principal. Edwin C. Beatty became supervising principal after Johnston’s resignation.
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Shenango Area
Edwin C. Beatty
Glenn W. Johnston
Algerian voters face De Gaulle election ultimatum
Algeria's public safety committee urged Gen. Charles de Gaulle to cancel plans for municipal elections within a month, signaling heightened political tension as the push for local ballots continues across Algiers.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Public Safety Committee
Charles de Gaulle
Erie to Pittsburgh freeway plans advance through PA
Secretary of Highways Lewis M Stevens told seven western Pennsylvania counties at a Green ville dinner that plans for the Erie Pittsburgh and West Virginia Freeway are nearing the end of the first stage. He said a separate airport to Sharon highway has been approved with planning likely to start soon.
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Burgh
Lewis M Stevens
Pennsylvania
Greenville
Greater
Pittsburgh
Sharon
Beaver Valley
Lawrence County
Stevens
Erie
West Virginia
Washington
Mercer
Warrendale
Airport
Bureau of Planning and Research
Highway Department
Childless Queen Soraya May Be Reconciled
A possible reconciliation between the Shah of Iran and former Queen Soraya surfaced as she sails from New York on the Queen Elizabeth. Reports say American doctors may have or will perform an operation enabling Soraya to become a mother, with the 190 day window after the divorce a key factor in reunion attempts. The Shah is in Hawaii, Soraya heads to Bonn, and a July 14 divorce deadline looms. President Eisenhower proposed East West talks on nuclear tests begin in Geneva around July 1.
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UPI
Iran
Soraya
Shah
New York Hospital
Iranian Information Bureau
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Hawaii
United States
Bonn
West Germany
San Francisco
Shah-Soraya
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
De Gaulle Plans Early Talks With Britain and US
Paris reports Gen Charles de Gaulle, new French premier, will meet British PM Harold Macmillan around late June and then Konrad Adenauer to shape France NATO role and ease fears of wartime memories. A US-Ike meeting may be possible later in summer, but none planned now.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Macmillan
Adenauer
France
NATO
de Gaulle
Washington
Traffic Dept to Enforce Parking Ban on Jefferson St
Traffic Lt. W Gilmore Smith says starting Thursday the city police will enforce a 3 to 6 pm parking ban on Jefferson Street. Today and tomorrow officers will issue red warning cards to violators. From Thursday, cars will be towed for illegal parking.
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Jefferson St
W. Gilmore Smith
Lt. Smith
Air collision narrowly averted over St. Louis
An American Airlines DC7 carrying 48 passengers and five crew narrowly avoided a collision with a C47 military transport about 35 miles northeast of St. Louis. Four passengers and two flight attendants were shaken up when Captain Don Regain of Chicago suddenly dove to avoid the other aircraft.
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ST. Louis
APN
American Airlines
Don Regain
Chicago
Here
Macmillan Presses Atomic Secrets Exchange
Washington reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told President Eisenhower the United States must exchange atomic secrets before Britain suspends nuclear tests and urged free nations to fund world trade, strengthen the IMF, and bolster loans abroad. They discussed de Gaulle’s North Africa plan amid a two and a half hour meeting and a Baltimore commencement trip.
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Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
International Monetary Fund
Germany
White House
Baltimore
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
State Department
Greek Turkish Relations Strain Over Cyprus Incident
In Nicosia a Turkish Cypriot policeman was killed and a mob attacked a Greek Cypriot woman. Greece urged NATO protection for Greek rights on Cyprus as its government ordered the Greek ambassador to Turkey not to return to Ankara during tense council talks in Paris.
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Apt
Cyprus
Greece
NATO
Paris
Athens
Turkey
George Pesmatzogiou
Ankara
Mae G Paden and Charles Edward Taylor Listed in Ellwood City
Mae G Paden aged 87 of NewGaliee Road 1 and Charles Edward Taylor of Ellwood City RD 1 are named in a local notice with a $2 amount listed.
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Mae G. Paden
New Galilee
Charles Edward Taylor
Ellwood City
Local Spares Classified Notice
Fragmentary classified line from a newspaper page lists want ads and theater references. Limited readable items mention numbers and contact lines but lack full context or names.
Modern travel shifts from autos to planes
Arthur Mometer recalls riding autos and a crane, then praises air travel for speed and ease. He notes planes lift quickly and you are airborne soon after takeoff, while still liking trains. He mentions weather of 79 degrees today.
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