Forest Fire Rages Through Sitgreaves National Forest
Firefighters face 40 mph winds as the Sitgreaves blaze consumes over 18 000 acres near Winslow Arizona. The nine by three mile burn area threatens timber valued at over 2 million dollars with little chance of containment until winds abate. No injuries reported among crews and limited logging camps and lookout stations were threatened.
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United Press
Winslow
Arizona
Ariz
U.S. Forest Service
Sitgreaves National Forest
C. K. Spaulding
Spaulding
Tenpin hens and sun scare locals as fountains iced
Ten pins laid by a Heckathorne hen at R D 4 Harlansburg road are praised as curios. The city fountains get daily icing with repairs finished at Mill and Long Ave by Owen Fox. Sun tan activity rises while officials warn against excess exposure. A New York Transit Authority injunction seeks to stop a potential subway strike next week.
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Arthur Heckathorne
Harlansburg Road
Heckathorne
Mill and
Long Ave
Owen Fox
NEW York
New York Transit Authority
Subway
Thomas J. McLenon
Transit Authority
Manhattan Supreme Court
Jacob Markowitz
Daily Weather Report Partly Cloudy Warm and Humid
Partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight. Low 62 to 66. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of a few thundershowers. US weather stats for the 24 hours to 7 am today show a high of 86 and low of 66 with 0.47 inches precipitation and a river stage of 6 feet. Year ago values show a high of 76 and low of 45 with traces of precipitation.
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United States
Governor Leader Ends Israel Tour
Governor George M. Leader of Pennsylvania ended a two week tour of Israel in Tel Aviv and headed home. He and his wife traveled with Pennsylvanians to Athens where they planned to stay until tonight before flying to Paris or Amsterdam for four to five days of rest.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
George M
Pennsylvania
Athens
Paris
Amsterdam
President Eisenhower Begins Soft Food Diet After Surgery
President Eisenhower, recovering from an intestinal operation, has started soft foods after a week of liquid and intravenous feeding. Doctors noted he slept fitfully for eight hours and is consuming custards, gelatin, and cooked cereals alongside tea and beef broth.
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Robert G. Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Probe Blast Killing Three at Bermite Plant
Military officials kept tight secrecy as they investigated a mysterious explosion at the Bermite Powder Co plant in Saugus California that killed three employees Pablo E Avila Jr 25 Herman Zachow 50 and Alma Trowbridge 35 and left three others injured. The blast occurred after about 500 workers had returned from lunch. The plant is described as security classified with a history of a prior fatal explosion two years earlier.
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Saugus
Calif
Bermite Powder Co
Desert Area
Los Angeles
Pablo E. Avila, Jr
Piru
Herman Zachow
Alma Trowbridge
San Fernando
Avila
Zachow
Deaths in Ellwood City and Nearby Homes
Paul Andrew Boy 42 of Ellwood City George J Forrest 89 of 406 Florence Ave Mrs Lily Gordon 89 of 1810 Highland Ave are listed among recent death notices with ages and addresses from the area.
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Paul Andrew Boy
Ellwood City
George J. Forrest
Florence Ave
Lily Gordon
Highland Ave
Eighteen Men To Be Inducted Here Tuesday
Eighteen young men from the city and county have orders to report for induction into the Armed Forces Tuesday at 6 25 a.m. They will be sent to Pittsburgh for swearing in and basic training. Names include Cook Hillsville Schell Hairhoger Knowlson Dando Ferrante Kennedy Jonellie and others.
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Selective Service System
Lt. E
Seventh Ward
Pittsburgh
County Board
Nick Alfred Cook
Main St
Boswell
Angelo Pezzuolo
Hillsville
William Michael Schell
13Th St
Ellwood City
Donald Lee Hairhoger
Wampum
William David Knowlson
Enon Valley
Thomas Wayne Dando
Franklin Ave
New Castle
James Frank Ferrante
Ronald Dale Kennedy
R. D
Joseph Jonellie
Wampum Ave
Jail fugitives captured after Illinois jail break chase
Two of three Illinois youths who escaped from Hillsboro jail were captured in Indianapolis after a high speed chase. They hijacked a couple and their car at gunpoint to aid their flight. hostages were released unharmed. Norman Kelley remains missing.
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Indianapolis
INS
Illinois
Hillsboro
Norman Kelley
Marion County Sheriffs Department
Kelley
Raymond Schneider
Warner Yates
William Horton
Pana
Ill
Thelma Richter
Indiana
Schneider
Yates
Shelbyville
Burglary at Pittsburgh Wholesale Jewelry Warehouse
Police report a Friday burglary at a Southside Pittsburgh wholesale jewelry warehouse with losses over $10,000. Samuel Liberty of Southside Distributing Co. said uninsured rings watches and appliances valued at more than $20,000 on the retail market were taken after thieves pried a cellar window and drilled a door to reach an inside lock.
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Pittsburgh
Four Car Turnpike Crash Kills Woman in Bedford
An Illinois woman, Mrs Edna Eisenberger, 74, died at the scene in a four car turnpike collision near Bedford Pennsylvania. Six others were injured and admitted to Bedford Memorial Hospital. Causes centered on a rain slick road as cars collided and were shoved across the highway.
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Bedford
INS
Illinois
Edna Eisenberger
Glencoe
Alma Jones
Stratford
N. J
Ing
Arthur Cobb
Stockbridge
Mich
Jones
Eisenberger
Richard
Sidney Koonsky
Chicago
Bedford Memorial Hospital
Lillian Giotto
N.J
Ralph
Reservists From New Castle Join 79th at Indiantown Gap
Sixteen Army Reservists from New Castle join 2500 members of the 79th Infantry Division at Indiantown Gap for two weeks of summer field training. Lt. William Aloe commands Company B of the 314th Infantry Regiment with troops from Farrell and Beaver Falls.
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New Castle
79Th
Indiantown Gap
314Th Infantry
Farrell
Beaver Falls
William Aloe
Police Probe Diaries in Slayings of Two Maryland Teens
Detectives widened their search for race track figures and GIs named in the diaries of Shelby Jean Venable and Mary Elizabeth Fellers who vanished June 1 after entering a light blue car with a young man. The notebooks mention fans and soldiers from nearby Fort Meade and include cryptic lines such as To hate Al and Al hates me.
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Leesburg
Ft. Meade
Shelby Jean Venable
Shelby Jean
North Laurel Park
Mary Elizabeth Fellers
Beltsville
China Frees Two American Jesuit Priests
In Shanghai two American Jesuit priests Reverend Williams M. Clifford and Reverend Thomas L. Phillips, both from San Francisco, celebrated Mass for the first time since their three year imprisonment on spy allegations. Bishop James Walsh said they were in good health after release from Ward Road jail and dined with him shortly after. Their release leaves 11 other American civilians still jailed in China.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
China
Williams M. Clifford
Thomas L. Phillips
San Francisco
Ward Road
James Walsh
Walsh
Policeman Shot Dead in Chicago Alley Shootout
Veteran officer John Blythe 45 was killed during a chase of a fleeing gunman on Chicago’s south side. The gunman wounded a church deacon and a helper earlier, and a third man was found wounded nearby. Blythe’s partner described a brief, tense pursuit before the fatal exchange.
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Chicago
John Blythe
Blythe
Dan Rolewizz
Rolewizz
Shepilov Begins Five Day Egypt Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov arrives in Cairo for a five day trip with Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser. The visit marks intensified Soviet outreach in the Middle East following his appointment.
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Cairo
Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shepilov
Moscow
Middle East
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
French Foreign Minister Arrives for U S France talks
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrives in Washington for conferences to realign U S French policy toward Russia. Pineau recently visited Moscow and is optimistic about Soviet changes. The United States sees no firm change yet and urges caution before shifting East West relations.
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Washington
Christian Pineau
Russia
Pineau
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Officials deny H bomb miss on Bikini drop
A top government official rejected reports that the hydrogen bomb over Bikini missed its aiming point by miles. The official said the drop from a B 52 was acceptable and accomplished what was wanted, with data provided to the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Charles Cordday
United Press
Washington
Bikini
Namu Island
Honolulu
Eniwetok
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Adenauer Ends His U S Visit
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned to Bonn after a U S tour highlighted by an honorary Doctor of Laws from Marquette University in Milwaukee and a Chicago parade. He praised liberty and justice and warned against communism, addressing students and teachers and stressing unity in defending those values.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Marquette University
Marquette
Chicago
Lufthansa
Bonn
Fear Foul Play In Disappearance Of Small Boy
Cleveland police fear foul play is almost certain in the disappearance of 8 year old John Dale Mower. A citywide search by police and volunteers covered East Side Park areas while Coast Guard crews dragged ponds. Acting detective chief Thomas A. Murphy said hope of finding him alive is fading and he discounted running away.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John Dale Mower
John
Coast Guard
Thomas A. Murphy
Lightning Strikes Scout Camp Killing Boy 11
A bolt during a violent storm hit a Catholic Boy Scout encampment in Media Pennsylvania. One boy, Joseph Simpson age 11 of Upper Darby, died at Chester Hospital and 22 others were injured including a scoutmaster. Many sustained burns or shock, treated at Chester.
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Media
Here
Valley Forge Council
Joseph Simpson
Upper Darby
Chester
Heat Wave Persists Across Nation With Few Cool Areas
United Press reports continuing heat across most states with a 30 day outlook showing hot weather into mid July. Only the Far West the north Atlantic states and the Gulf Coast likely to cool. Showers east of the Rockies lifted humidity while a Western cold front dropped temperatures over 20 degrees. Salt Lake City fell to 53 with Salt Lake and Wyoming winds up to 75 mph in spots.
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Weather Bureau
Midwest
Far West
North Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Rockies
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Denver
Eden to See Mollet in Paris Talks This Summer
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden will visit Paris this summer for talks with Premier Guy Mollet. Mollet had visited Eden in London earlier this year, according to authoritative sources.
Steel Strike Possibility Looms From Labor Row
New York steel talks show irreconcilable positions as USW rejects a five year deal from U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic. Union chief David McDonald calls the offer inadequate while management calls it an ultimate offer threatening a crippling strike across the industry.
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New York
INS
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Big Three
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
USW
John A. Stephens
Gunman Slugs Allis-Chalmers Worker, Flees With 3500
In Pittsburgh a gunman robbed Allis-Chalmers Co employee William Andrisevic of 3500 dollars Tuesday afternoon after he had cashed payroll checks for 47 co workers at a Mellon National Bank branch in Manchester. The assailant called him by name and warned, This is a stickup, Bill, before fleeing.
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Pittsburgh
Allis - Chalmers Co
William Andrisevic
Mellon National Bank
Manchester
Andrisevic
Inside Todays News Classified Page
A compact notice page lists sections for radio TV comics puzzles editorial and obituaries with editorial and society items and theatre listings noted. Local telephones for want ads and news are provided.
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Society
Ellwood
Barefoot Style Through The Years In A Sunlit Summer
A nostalgic note on changing fashion trends notes men in shorts and scanty shirts and girls in shirt and pants. It recalls barefoot summers and the shift away from that style as the weather warms to 88 today.
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Gap
Austin
Texas
Lang Lowrey III
Lang
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
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Theodore Francis Green
DRI
Agricultural Administration Act
Adenauer
U. S
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