Geneva Parley In Deadlock May Suspend
Geneva reports the eighth week of the Foreign Ministers Conference opening with Korea and Indo China disputes still deadlocked. Western powers face possible suspension as plans circulate to camouflage collapse while British and French seek to keep talks alive with suspended high level diplomacy and Panmunjom style military discussions though progress is unlikely.
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Geneva
INS
Korea
Indo-China
Anthony Eden
Bees Persuaded Into Box in Public Square
Edward Rhodes of R D 8 assisted by his brother Paul coaxed a large swarm of bees away from a tree on the Public Square using a bee box after City Police called him to the scene. Hundreds of local youngsters begin Daily Vacation Bible School while swimming crowds grow across Cascade Park and city streets show marked lanes for traffic.
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Edward Rhodes
Rhodes
Paul
Daily Weather Report
Mostly fair today with high 85 90. Tonight partly cloudy with low 56 65. Tuesday mostly warm with scattered thundershowers possible in the after. Maximum temperature 9. Minimum 53. No precipitation. River stage 5.5. 24 hour period ending 9 o clock Sunday morning shows minimum 6, precipitation 43 inches.
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United States
Mendes-France Seeks To Form French Cabinet
Pierre Mendes-France accepted President Rene Coty’s invitation to form a new French government. He met with parliamentary leaders and key officials, stressing Indo-China peace as his top priority. He conferred with ex-Premier Laniel and with assembly president le Troquer and Senate speaker Monnerville as he navigates the coalition talks.
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United Press Telephoto
Paris
France
Pierre Mendeo
INS
Pierre Mendes-France
Rene Coty
Mendes-France
Indo-China
Laniel
Joseph Laniel
Coty
National Assembly
Andre le Troquer
Assembly
Gaston Monnerville
Council of the Republic
Arms Shipment For Guatemala Seized In Hamburg Port
A U S spokesman says eight tons of 20 mm ammunition from Swiss origin bound for Guatemala were seized in Hamburg. No Germans were involved, the Coburg has sailed, and the cargo remains with German customs awaiting clearance. The move follows US protests over a separate Polish sourced weapons shipment to Guatemala.
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Bonn
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United States
Guatemala
Hamburg
U. S. High Commission
Germany
Coburg
Czechoslovakia
Panama Canal
4800 Cigaret Lighters Stolen From Shop in Philadelphia
Meyer Cohen, owner of a Philadelphia auto paint shop, reported the theft of 4800 cigarette lighters. He planned to give them to customers as Christmas presents and estimated the loss at about $4000.
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Philadelphia
INSI
Meyer Cohen
Cohen
McCarthy Army Dispute Near End of Hearings
The McCarthy Army hearings enter their eighth tense session as Acting Chairman Mundt pushes to finish by week’s end. Three disputes dominate Friday’s recessed telecast, including clashes between Roy Cohn and Robert Kennedy and sharp exchanges with Sen. Henry M. Jackson over a memorandum on psychological warfare.
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Washington
INS
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
MacCarthy
Roy Cohn
Robert F. Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
Pvt
Fugitives Hunted After Burglary Pair Seizes Patrol Car
Indiana and Illinois police pursue two burglary suspects Harry Daizell 22 Middletown and Ronnie Clouser 17 Darling ton who overpowered Trooper Alfred Walker took his gun and uniform and escaped in his patrol car. The chase included 13 aircraft and roadblocks across Indiana and eastern Illinois before the stolen car was found abandoned in Indianapolis Washington Park.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana
Illinois
California
Washington Park
Harry E. Daizell
Middletown
Ind
Ronnie Clouser
Darlington
Alfred Walker
Walker
Glen Smith
Marion County Sheriff's Force
Smith
Dalzell
Clouser
Churchill Receives Garter Honor at Windsor Castle
At Windsor Castle Queen Elizabeth II invested Sir Winston Churchill as a Knight Companion of the Garter. The 79 year old prime minister received the jewelled garter in the throne room as officials assisted, marking him as the junior member of Britain’s oldest order.
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London
INS
Winston Churchill
Order of the Garter
Windsor Castle
The
Castle
Britain
Order of Chivalry
False Teeth Stolen From Man In Park Sleep
In Mexico City on June 14 Alonso Huesca reported his false teeth were stolen from his mouth while he slept in a park. Police investigated the odd daytime theft claim.
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Mexico City
Alonso Huesca
Death notices and ages in Ellweed area
Death records list several individuals including Albert Poenener Mitchell two year old Wendy Kay Fullweed of Ellweed City George Russell age 22 from Carnegie Pa Mrs Mae Lillian Deeglass of 613 County Line Street and James Watson Feiss age 82 of 206 South Ray Street dated Monday June 14 1954
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Albert Poenener
Rey) Mitchell
Wendy Kay Fullweed
Ellweed
George Russell
Carnegie
Paia
Mae Lillian Deeglass
County Line Street
James Watson Feiss
South Ray Street
Changes In Methodist Churches In New Castle Area
Erie Conference read appointments at Meadville. New pastors take over Mahoning and Wesley churches in New Castle. Sherrett Watersville charges gain William Metz. Sandy Lake gets William Cheligren. Shindledecker moves to land avenue Sharon. Cribbs from Clintonville to take over. Spring to Emienten and Strain from New Hampshire to Wesley in Meadville. Cribbs to begin June 20. move within 10 days.
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Erie
Meadville
New Castle
Lloyd C. Wicke
Pittsburgh
Old Stone
Mahoning
Wesley
William F. Metz
Sherrett-Watersville
Brady's Bend
Willam Cheligren
Cribbs
Wesley Methodist Church
West Washington Street
Everett F. Spring
Emienten Methodist Church
Transportation Back To Normal In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh ended a 35 day wage contract strike as 2700 AFL trolley and bus operators accepted a three cent hourly pay raise lifting the rate to 2.01 dollars. The vote was 1282 to 172 with thousands relying on car pools rail lines and hitch-hiking during the walkout.
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Pittsburgh
INS
AFL
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Arrest Made in Beaver Falls Triple Killing
A 35 year old steelworker Patrick Lance faces a hearing in Beaver Falls for allegedly fatally shooting his wife Agnes Lance 35 and her two children Clyde 10 and Agnes 12 found dead in a cabin near Beaver Falls. Police arrested Lance in Clarion County while en route to a relative's home in New Bethlehem.
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Beaver Falls
Ins
Agnes Lance
Clyde
Agnes
Patrick Lance
Clarion County
New Bethlehem
New Bus Stop Relocated On North Mill Street
The council approved moving the west side stop from North Mill Street near North Street to North Mill and Sycamore streets. The change, backed by Police Chief George Rigby, aims to ease traffic flow as meters will be removed from the site.
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North Mill Street
North Street
North Mill
Sycamore Streets
Council
George Rigby
Air-Raid Test In New Castle Proves Successful
New Castle conducted a nationwide air raid alert test this morning at 10 1. The city faced siren shortages with one siren at George Washington junior high school manually operated alerting North Hill residents. Jameson Memorial hospital activated emergency procedures and patients remained calm. Civil Defense coordinator Herman Steinbrink called the test a success and praised public cooperation. The ten minute drill halted traffic on main routes into the city and was led by Lawrence County auxiliary police under Chief John D. continues on page eleven.
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New Castle
Trians
George Washington Junior High School
North Hill
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Herman Steinbrink
Eisenhower Spends 25 Minutes In Bomb Shelter
President Eisenhower and First Lady join about 30 staff members in an underground shelter during a continental civil defense drill timed at 10 am. The president inspected the shelter, built in World War II and expanded in the White House remodel, after an alarm as Army Signal Corps tested communications with Chicago New York and Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Army Signal Corps
President's Shelter
Western Union
Chicago
New York
Four Sterling Firms Remove Old Refrigerators To Save Children
Four trucking companies in Sterling volunteer to haul away and dispose of old refrigerators and ice boxes that could pose deadly hazards to children, following a local safety push.
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Sterling, Ill
Sterling
U.S. and Britain Eye Guided Missiles for Defense
The Defense Department says Britain and the United States are discussing speeding development and introduction of guided missiles for common defense. Officials report focus on missile development and arrangements to ensure easier use and production in allied defense efforts.
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U.S
Britain
Washington
INS
Defense Department
U. S
Washin
Chicago Stable Fire Destroys 59 Riding Horses
A Sunday night fire at New Park Way Riding Stables in Chicago destroyed 59 horses and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Four horses were saved, homes of prominent Chicago families on the Gold Coast were affected, and officials planned to investigate two possible causes involving a cigarette or a transformer blast.
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Chicago
New Park Way
Gold Coast
Youth jumps from river cruiser in Chester to Philadelphia voyage
Three teenagers report 15 year old Samuel O Burke Jr leapt from a Wilson Line cruiser during a Chester to Philadelphia trip. The youth quarrelled with his girlfriend Mary Halbrook and disappeared after climbing through a window on the fantail. Crew searched but Burke not found.
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Philadelphia
INS
Delaware River
Wilson Line
Chester
Samuel O. Burke, Jr
Mary Halbrook
Thomas McCabe
Margaret Schoerel
Burke
Mary
Mount Vernon Police Chief Harold E. George Dies
Mt. Vernon Ohio June 14 Harold E George police chief died suddenly of a heart attack at his home Sunday He was 38 and had served on the force 20 years including 1 1/2 years as chief He is survived by his widow and two children as details were released today by city officials
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MT. Vernon, O
Insi
Mount Vernon
Harold E. George
Burglars Hit Co-Op Store in Wilmington Again
A safe was stolen from the New Wilmington branch of the Lawrence County Farm Co Operative between 3 and 3 38 p m Sunday. Manager Roy Shaner reported the theft to New Wilmington police and state police. Officer William Boyle found a red company truck used to haul the safe away, and the damaged truck was located on Legislative Route 37029 in Pulaski township.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County Farm Co-Operative Association
Roy Shaner
William Boyle
Sone Boyle
Pulaski Township
Fall Fatal for Two and a HalfYear-Old Ellwood City Girl
Wendy Kay Fullwood two and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Fullwood of 827 Perthing Street Ellwood City, died in Jameson Memorial Hospital at 430 a m from a fractured skull after a fall on cellar steps in Youngstown during a relatives visit. Born September 4 1951 in the city, she leaves parents and two brothers Howard Lee and Gregory Lynn. Services set for 130 p m Wednesday at Howard L Reynolds Funeral Home Adams Street with Dr Garth L Koch of First Baptist Church in charge. Interment Castle View Burial Park. Friends may call tonight 7 9 p m and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
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Wendy Kay Fullwood
Howard G. Fullwood
Perthing Street
Ellwood City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Tat
Youngstown
Fullwood
New Castle
Howard G
Mary C. Swartzlander Fullwood
Howard Lee
Gregory Lynn
Howard L. Reynolds
Adams Street
Garth L. Koch
First Baptist Church
Castle View Burial Park
Young Wins His Battle For N Y C Control
Robert R. Fighting Bob Young has won a long proxy fight and now controls the New York Central System worth 2.65 billion dollars. He defeated Wall Street's Morgans Vanderbilts and Whitneys in this major power struggle and gains the authority to run the second largest railroad in America.
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James L. Kilgallen
New York
INSI
Robert R
Bob” Young
Wall Street
Morgans
Vanderbilts
Whitneys
Young
New York Central
America
Slippery Rock Takes Two Lives Sunday Evening
Slippery Rock claimed two lives Sunday evening in an incident linked to a person identified as 21 year old from 17 Station Street in Carnegie, Pennsylvania and a woman named Shirley. Further details were not released by authorities as investigators continued to gather facts and identify involved parties.
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Slippery Rock
Drexel Guard Is Shot Down In Philadelphia Robbery
A tall fast running gunman shot and wounded Drexel Institute of Technology guard Charles J. Dunn 33 an employee of the A E Burns Detective Agency. The same man then robbed Minnie Friedant at a West Philadelphia delicatessen escaping with more than 100 dollars from a cash register. Dunn was hospitalized in serious condition at Philadelphia General Hospital.
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Philadelphia
INS
Drexel Institute of Technology
Dunn
Philadelphia General Hospitars
Minnie Friedant
Tomato Growing Notes From A Gardener's Journal
The narrator muses on tomato growing in summer and autumn, noting the pleasure of tending plants and seeking signs of growth. A line references reaching seventy seven today, hinting at a dated, reflective diary entry about harvest expectations and garden labor.
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Citisens
Daily Weather Report
John E. Lee
McCarthy-Army
Alvin Spivak
Churchill
Bruce Middaugh
Grove City
J. G. Strain
New Hampshire Conference
Ec Gonaber
East Washington Street
River
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Co-Op
Wilmington
N.Y.C
Sell, Ltd
Station St
Carnegie, Pa
Shirley
Drexel
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