Bricker seeks curb on U.S. aid to world atomic agency
Ohio Senator John Bricker says he will press for congressional control over U S fissionable material state for the proposed world atomic agency in a formal reservation to the treaty. He notes little chance of acceptance but aims to shape peacetime nuclear aims amid disarmament debates in Washington.
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Washington
INS
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Congress
America
World Atomic Agency
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Eisenhower
London
Former Teacher Here Receives Ph.D. Degree
Betty J. Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Brown Sr 204 S Crawford Ave received her Doctor of Philosophy degree at commencement exercises at the University of Pittsburgh Miss Brown earned a B S at Slippery Rock State Teacher College in 1940 and a Master of Letters from Pittsburgh in 1952 She majored in elementary education with research in mental arithmetic and has taught in the New Castle School District since 1941 except for a period
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Betty J. Brown
T. H. Brown Sr
S. Crawford Ave
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Brown
Slippery Rock State
Dr. Brown
New Castle
Former Waves veteran assumes school guidance role
The former Waves member described as serving two years in World War II recently left teaching at George Washington Junior High School for a world tour and accepted the job of supervisor of Guidance and Curriculum in the Albion Springfield Joint Area High Schools system.
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George Washington Junior High School
Albion-Springfield
Youth Shot and Killed at Golden Lily Tavern
A 21 year old man Rudy Schoondorf of Kansas City Kansas was shot and killed at the Golden Lily tavern six miles east of Bowling Green. His 22 year old friend Norman Moody of Portage Ohio was critically wounded. Deputy Royce Beaverson said Schoondorf and Moody were among four friends who had been drinking.
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Bowling Green, D
INS
Golden Lily
Bowling Green
Rudy Schoondorf
Kansas
Norman Moody
Portage
Wood County
Royce Beaverson
Schoondorf
Moody
Starvation Famine Threat in Hopeh Province
Radio Peiping reports fifteen million people in famine stricken Hopeh Province facing starvation. Some twenty million tons of food have been sent from other parts of Communist China to aid residents in Eastern Hopeh. Peiping did not disclose the famine cause.
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Tokyo
Hopeh
Radio Peeping
Communist China
China
Peiping
Weigletown 4-H Club Plans Picnic at June Meeting
The Weigletown 4-H Club held its regular meeting with seventeen members and two leaders present. Beverly Baldwin led games as the group discussed plans for a picnic. The next meeting is set for June 27 at 1 p.m. at Center U. P. Church.
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Weigletown
Beverly Baldwin
Center U. P. Church
Harry Mack Jr to preside for final Optimist Club meeting
Harry Mack Jr. will serve for the last time as president of the Optimist Club at their regular meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m The Castleton district hosts the event at the Castleton venue with members gathered to honor his tenure.
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Harry Mack Jr
Optimist Club
Castleton
Hospital patient list and staff notes from Cleveland area
A reconstructed hospital page lists patient admissions and discharges with names and addresses from several towns. The entry notes a shift toward tears analysis as a routine health index, linking tear composition to glaucoma arthritis and rheumatic fever.
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Cleveland
Births at Jameson Memorial Hospital
To Mr and Mrs Mark Hanna 502 Reynolds St a son June 17. To Mr and Mrs William Morton 217 Hillcrest Ave a son June 17. To Mr and Mrs Ronald Thompson 327 Park Ave a daughter June 17. To Mr and Mrs Reginald Murphy 811 Wilmington Ave a daughter June 17. To Mr and Mrs Andrew Marapes e 1502 Thorpe St a son June 18.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mark Hanna
Reynolds St
William Morton
Hillcrest Ave
Ronald Thompson
Park Ave
Reginald S. Murphy
Wilmington Ave
Andrew Marapese
Thorpe St
Wolves Scholarship Program Tonight at Castleton
Wolves Club Den 1 hosts the annual scholarship award program after dinner at 6 30 p m in Castleton. The $1600 scholarship will be presented during the program led by Dr John Prioletti, scholarship committee chair.
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Wolves Club
Den 1
Castleton
John Prioletti
Recount Replaces Mayor After Three Days in Office
Aberdeen voters chose La Verne Saunders by five votes, but a recount flipped the result and J. Clifton Hurlbert became mayor after Saunders served three days following Ernie Gunderson’s retirement.
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Aberdeen
S&s. D
Ernie Gunderson
la Verne G. Saunders
Saunders
J. Clifton Hurlbert
Congressmen Attack Supreme Court Rulings on Security
Congressmen accused the Supreme Court of undermining the U S security program after three Monday rulings reversing lower court convictions in Communist cases. Justice Clark criticized the majority for meddling with legislative inquiry and encroaching on congressional duties.
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Frank B. Allen Washington
INS
Supreme Court
U.S
Court
Tom Clark
Justice Department
Radar speed detection bill dies in Pennsylvania Senate
Senator George N. Wade announced that legalizing radar to detect speeding is dead for the session. The Republican Senate majority defeated a Democratic effort to revive it, with Wade saying the measure will not be reported from committee due to controversy and unresolved questions.
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Harrisburg
George N. Wade
Cumberland
Senate
Wade
Senate Highways Committee
Radar debate in highway safety plan defeated in Senate
The Senate Democratic leadership proposed adding radar speeding detection to a highway safety bill but was defeated 27-18 by Republicans. A separate measure to study the radar question passed unanimously. The death penalty bill for drug crimes passed 35-13 despite some Democratic opposition, with governor veto expectations. Senator Mullin criticized the death penalty as a relic of savage ancestors.
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Senate
Wade
Joint State Government Commission
Pennsylvania
George M
William V. Mullin
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Mulate
Farm Extension Agent Demonstrates Equipment At Pinehurst
Callie D. Baggett, county farm agent of Wilmington, attends the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service work conference in Pinehurst. He demonstrates equipment used by farmers including beehives tools, peach thinning tool, pecan harvester, strawberry blossom remover, knee and shin protectors, and a bee smoker.
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North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Pinehurst
Callie D. Baggett
Wilmington
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Grant
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Dike Blair
Old Plank Rd
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Edenburg
William G. Boyles
Garfield Ave
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Darlene Fullerton
W. Center Way
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New Bedford
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Martha Locke
E. Washington St
Anna Mogi
Ashland Ave
Grace Cwynar
William Chapman
Mary Mangijo
George Lostetter
Sheridan Ave
Lynn Reynolds
Hazel
John H. McCombs
Boston Ave
Hazel McBurney
Sumner Ave
Robert L. Boyd
N. Mercer St
Eliza Trautman
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Bryn
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Joan Tropea
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Pennsylvania Ave
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Maitland St
Charles A. Zimmerly
Elizabeth St
Thomas Patrick
N. Liberty
Marjorie Brown
Frank Juliano
Eastbrook Rd
Yunis Kidoor
Huron Ave
Rosen Etry
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Kimberly Ann Stroia
S&s. Jefferson St
Nellie Cierkojie
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Lanewood
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Felice Fiorande Jr
S. Cedar
Darlene Joyce
Donna Jean Mooney
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