Braham Proposes Park Name Change and Debate
Braham proposes naming the new McConnell's Mill state park after Christian Frederick Post, a Moravian missionary who aided Delaware Indians in 1758, while Dr. M. Graham Netting notes the conservancy and county council favor John M. Phillips as an alternate.
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New Castle News
MccConnell
Slippery Rock Creek
John M. Phillips
Pittsburgh
W. Walter Braham
Lawrence County
McConnell's Mill
Slippery Rock
Braham
Christian Frederick Post
M. Graham Netting
Western Pennsylvania
Summer heat marks first day of season in New Castle area
Yer Tay Storms visited the area around New Castle Thursday evening but only showers occurred locally. The sultry day ended with swimmers enjoying the pool while Daily Vacation Bible Schools wrapped up across the region with over 2,000 children enrolled. Wheat is heading up and oats are ripe for harvest as warm days arrive.
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New Castle
Daily Weather Report
Partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon to night and Saturday. High today in the upper 80s. Low tonight near 60 in the north and 70 in the south. Maximum 84, minimum 66, precipitation traces, river stage 7.1 feet. Same date a year ago: high 86, low 57.
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United States
Dulles Challenges Russia Over German Communism Test
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Kiwanis members in San Francisco that Moscow must let Germans judge communism on its merits. He cited broken pledges from Geneva and warned Germans may reject social gains under communist rule.
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San Francisco
INS
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Germany
Dulles
Geneva
Kremlin
Free Peoples
Nasser and Shepilov Meet on Egypt Aid Plans
Premier Nasser and Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov met in Cairo to discuss military aid and low-interest loans for Egypt's Nile projects. They planned a joint communique as talks focused on the Aswan Dam and World Bank financing, with Eugene Black noting no change in the bank’s agreement.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Damascus
Syria
Nasser
High Dam
Nile
Aswan
Eugene Black
World Bank
Man Killed Two Injured on Ohio Turnpike
Richard Smith of Harrisburg Pa. was killed when his truck hit a parked tractor trailer two miles east of the Warren inter change on the Ohio Turnpike. His brother James Smith and Earl A Goode of Youngstown were injured and hospitalized. Smith was the fifth turnpike fatality this year and the ninth since opening last October.
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Warren, O
INS
Richard Smith
Harrisburg
Smith
Warren
James
Earl A. Goode
Youngstown
Divers Seek Pieces of Sunken Venezuelan Airliner
New York reports state naval divers will search today for significant pieces of the Venezuelan airliner that crashed 32 miles off the New Jersey coast killing 74 aboard. The Venezuelan government and US CAA probe the worst nonstop air disaster in civil aviation history.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Luis F. Plata
CAA
Rochester physicist to take year abroad in Denmark
Dr. Harry W. Fulbright associate professor of physics at the University of Rochester and Guggenheim Fellow plans to leave in August for Denmark to conduct experiments at the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen. He will visit other European laboratories during the year abroad.
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Rochester
N. Y
Harry W. Fulbright
University of Rochester
Guggenheim Foundation
Denmark
Institute For Theoretical Physics
Copenhagen
Europe
Jig Saws in Demand Ad Sells Fast
Mrs Frank D Harvey lists for sale a 11 hp jig saw almost new priced at 20 dollars. The ad at 10612 E Long Ave drew 22 calls within 212 hours of publication and shows rapid response advertising. OL 8 8511.
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Frank D. Harvey
E. Long Ave
Possible Steel Strike Threatens U S Economy
United Steelworkers and the Big Three firms U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel edge toward a crippling labor walkout by June 30 fanning grave concern for the economy. Deadlock persists as talks resume with a five year no strike package worth over 65 cents an hour and a plan for orderly strike if no agreement is reached.
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Robert G. Shortal
United Press
New York
America
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Pittsburgh
Three Women Die in Nursing Home Fire at Princeton
In Princeton Township a cottage at the ten acre Foundation Nursing Home for Christian Scientists burned, trapping three women who died. An unidentified patient was injured and treated at Princeton Hospital as investigators assessed damage at about 100000 dollars. Fire Chief George Cahill said the blaze spread rapidly, possibly started by a woman smoking in bed.
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Princeton
N. J
Foundation
Princeton Township
Princeton Hospital
George Cahill
Nursing Home
J. Burwell Harrison
Harrison
War Declared On Delinquent Food Handlers
City Health Board moves to clean up delinquent food handlers and their workplaces with action slated for July 13 after notifying all offending establishments by letter on July 1. About 600 of 750 food handlers in New Castle have been x rayed and examined. 90 of 145 restaurants show full compliance.
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City Health Board
Robert L. Solomon
New Castle
Nixon Named To Attend Manila Independence Day Event
President Eisenhower designates Vice President Richard M. Nixon as personal representative for the Philippine Independence Day celebrations in Manila on July 4. The choice signals U S interest in global freedom and marks ten years since Philippine independence.
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Nixon
Manila
Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Philippines
Red China sentences 17 Japanese to prison
Peiping announced long prison terms for 17 Japanese war criminals, including three former IJN generals. Sentences ranged up to 20 years for actions from poison gas use to germ warfare. Trials occurred June 9 to 20 with eight convicted at Shenyang and nine at Taiyuan.
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Tokyo
China
Red China
Peiping
Socialist Party
Japan
Imperial Japanese Army
Peiping Radio
Shenyang
Taiyuan
Hiraku Suzuki
Juntaro Tuminaga
Two Cambria Men Die in Route 53 Crash
Johnstown Pennsylvania early today saw the deaths of Lewis Bishop 32 Summerhill an Bethlehem Steel employee and James Wallace 25 Portage a Navy enlisted man on furlough when their car driven by Bishop failed to negotiate a curve on Route 53. The vehicle struck a utility pole then smashed into the home of Harvey and Mrs Rummel causing about 5000 damage.
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Johnstown
INL
Cambria County
Richard Wilkinson
Lewis F. Bishop
Summerhill
Bethlehem Steel Co
James R. Wallace
Portage
Bishop
South Fork
Harvey Rummel
Riverside Inn Fire Damages Charleroi Area
Charleroi reports the Riverside Inn at Eleo six miles away burned for three hours in a blaze that injured one firefighter. Damage is pegged at about $50,000 as fire crews from Roscoe and California fought the flames. Cause remains undetermined.
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Charleroi
Riverside Inn
Eleo
Roscoe
California
Deaths in Friday notice list Lyda Foreman Winner Maria Russo and John H Brown
Obituary brief lists deaths: Lyda Foreman Winner 78 of 1025 E Washington St Maria Frank Russo 85 of 701 E Sutton St and John H Brown 62 of Slippery Rock.
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Lyda Foreman Winner
E. Washington St
Maria Frank (Ross) Russo
E. Sutton
John H. Brown
Slippery Rock
Wilson Opposes Fund Increase For Jet Bombers
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson and Adm. Arthur Radford rejected a Senate Republican plan to add 500 million for air force jet bombers. Wilson called the move phony and Radford urged keeping the Eisenhower budget as proposed, deeming it adequate. He questioned Russia's ability to threaten the United States with jet bombers even as he noted the B52 as greatly superior.
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Charles Cordory
United Press
Quantico
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Senate
Wilson
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
America
Trumbull Co Man Is Sought For Slayings
Warren Ohio dispatch reports Alfred Wilson 37 of Trumbull County is the fugitive killer blamed for the deaths of two sisters in law and a 16 year old girl during a Thursday night rampage. Sheriff Herbert Thomas notes Wilson was released Tuesday after an assault warrant and forced a 16 year old girl to accompany him at gunpoint before the other victims were killed. The body of Nancy Worthington 16 was found by a county road with the cause of death undetermined. The three state dragnet continues.
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Warren
Alfred Wilson
Trumbull County
Herbert Thomas
Thomas
Wilson
Nancy Worthington
Trumbull
Geraldine
Plane Crashes Into House In Pineville
In Pineville Louisiana a F84 Thunderjet crashed into a two story frame house Thursday night knocking it off its foundation and igniting a blaze. Pilot Robert Buchanan parachuted to safety after attempting to steer the burning craft to an uninhabited area. Ray Jarrell and two women escaped unharmed.
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Pineville
Ray Jarrell
England Air Force Base
Here
Robert Buchanan
President Eisenhower Begins Third Week In Hospital
President Eisenhower enters his third week of hospitalization at Walter Reed as speculation swirls over his 1956 re election status. GOP leaders in Washington plan convention logistics amid uncertainty whether he remains their candidate, while the President himself has no public message and will conduct a routine work session in his hospital room.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Lamprey Devastates Lake Trout Stocks in Great Lakes
The sea lamprey has caused a loss of about 11 million pounds of lake trout production worth 5.5 million dollars annually in Lakes Michigan and Huron, according to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Madison
Wis
Michigan
Huron
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Classifieds and Notices Reel for Maas Page
A compact整理 of page items including radio TV listings sports and obituary notices. The readable fragments mention sections such as Editorial Sports Ellwood and theaters with public notices and want ads.
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Cami Radio
Omics
Ponsgee
Ellwood
Hygienic pools praised for cleanliness and prudence
Arthur Mometer notes modern pools are tidy with proper attire and circumspect behavior. He recalls older swimming holes lacking chlorination and bath houses, but still regards them as swanky. Current conditions promise warmth and up to 8 percent.
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