U S Forces To Be Withdrawn From Japan
Prime Minister Kishi heads to New York after a joint communique outlining a substantial U S pullback in Japan. Ground troops to be reduced from 35 000 within a year while air and sea force reductions are to be considered. Okinawa administrative control rejected. residual sovereignty preserved. Talks also pursue a 500 million dollar IMF export import bank and agricultural loan package.
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Washington
Ins
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
New York
U.S
Kishi
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
Okinawa
Ryukyu and
Bonin Islands
International Monetary Fund
Export-Import Bank
Ohio Motorist Is Injured In Crash
Carl Poskarick of Campbell is in Jameson Memorial Hospital after a crash on Atlantic Ave. He sheered off two utility poles and damaged the left and right sides of his car. Police report he struck a third pole at Etna and Atlantic. He suffers a laceration below the right eye a scalp wound and a left knee contusion.
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Ohio
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Atlantic Ave
Carl Poskarick
Campbell
Etna
Atlantic Aves
Firework warnings and bike registration urged as July nears
Youngsters anticipate camping season while parents brace for the Fourth of July. Officials warn against illegal fireworks and penalties. Cyclists urged to register bikes to aid recovery of stolen cycles and ensure safety checks. Pedestrians warned about ignoring walk signals amid a rising building boom in the county and city.
Daily Weather Report Sunny and warm today
Sunny and warm today with a high near 85 to 92. Tonight stays fair and warm with a low around 59 to 68. Sunday remains partly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered showers and thundershowers and a high near 86 to 94.
Supreme Court postpones recess over Girard case
The Supreme Court delays its July recess to hear the Girard case amid an international dispute. Justices extend the term, disrupting vacations while hearings are set for July 8, with appeals from Girard and the government pending a district court ruling.
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Supreme Court
Girard
United Press
Washington
United States
William O. Douglas
Europe
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
More Storms Reported Across Midwest Toll Rises
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes swept the central plains and upper Mississippi valley Friday night. A man died when a bus terminal roof collapsed in Hutchinson Kansas. Tornadoes touched down near Bellwood Nebraska and Johnson County Kansas, with flooding and property damage reported.
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Chicago Tins
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Hutchinson
Kas
Turkey Ranch
Bellwood
Nebraska
Platte River
State Highway Patrol
Columbia
Johnson County
Kansas
Kansas City
Glencoe
Minn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota Declared Tornado Disaster Area
President Eisenhower designated tornado hit areas of North Dakota a disaster area and ordered the Civil Defense Administration to use federal funds for relief at the request of Governor Norman Brunsdale. Local officials will receive aid to stabilize the stricken regions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Civil Defense Administration
Gev
Norman Brunsdale
Proposals Sought For New Castle Postal Annex Site
Specifications for a parcel post annex to the New Castle post office were requested by acting postmaster Clare E. Roberts. The project includes 6 370 square feet on the first floor, a 667 square foot basement with heater room, a 1 020 square foot loading platform, and 3 460 square feet of paved back and walkway areas. The annex would be built on the site of the Coca Cola bottling plant. General building requirements and floor plans were noted.
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New Castle
Clare E. Roberts
Hardware Store Burglarized on Croton Avenue
Burglars forced entry at Ramsey Hardware 318 S. Croton Ave early morning using a jimmy bar on the west doors. They cut a hole through a plaster wall, removed a closet door to block the hole, and knocked the safe dial off with a heavy instrument, looting about $100.
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Ramsey Hardware
S. Croton Ave
United Nations to hold meeting on Hungary oppression
Diplomats from 24 nations invited to a U S sponsored meeting to outline practical steps against Soviet oppression in Hungary A move to call an early General Assembly session could follow if 41 governments favor convoking the body The plan shifts from longer consideration to action amid global calls for relief from the Hungary crisis
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
U.S
Russia
Hungary
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Prince Wan
Thailand
Assembly
Arrests Made In Melchior Robbery Case In Hollywood
Hollywood police say two men jailed and most of the $139000 loot recovered in the Lauritz Melchior robbery. Thad Brown cited a third suspect Richard McFall as likely at large with another man Louis Spivak the subject of a nationwide bulletin. FBI aided the investigation by about 20 detectives pursuing the case.
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Hollywood
Thad Brown
Lauritz Melchior
Robert Morgan
Alfred J. Pope
Brown
Richard McFall
McFall
Los Angeles
Denver
Plane crashes in Maryland claim three lives
A Capital Airlines training DC3 crashed two miles north of Clarksburg Maryland during a training flight. The twin engine craft went down in a wooded area near Sugar Loaf Mountain about 25 miles north of Washington. The instructor and two pilot trainees were killed.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Clarksburg
Maryland
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Iwo Die Seeking To Retrieve Jar Top In Cistern
Two people died after entering a Nashville cistern to retrieve a fruit jar top for a woman. Five others, including a fireman in serious condition, were overcome by fumes from organic waste in the 10 foot shaft. Victims were Ralph Williams, 11, and James Hogue.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ins
Nashville
Ralph Lewis Williams
James Hogue
New Research Lab Planned By Johnson Bronze Co
E. M. Flaherty announced Johnson Bronze Co will build a two story brick laboratory on S Mill St beside the main gate. The facility will double current research space with 15 000 square feet and room to add a 16 000 square foot wing later. Construction to begin in fall with occupancy about a year after.
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E. M. Flaherty
Johnson Bronze Co
S. Mill St
Flaherty
Death in Electric Chair Decreed in Kittanning Trial
In Armstrong County a six sixteen jurors verdict finds Robert T. Davis guilty of first degree murder for slaying Emily Foster, a 25 year old expectant mother in Leechburg on January 30. The jury recommends the death penalty by electric chair. Davis denies the killing and a confession. An appeal for a new trial is expected, delaying sentencing.
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Kittanning
INS
Armstrong County
Robert T. Davis
Pittsburgh
Davis
Emily S. Foster
Leechburg
J Frank Graff
Mercer Junior High Teacher Killed in Crash
In Greenville Ra a Mercer Joint Junior High School teacher Howard B Grundy 26 died when the car he rode in struck a bridge abutment tearing the body from the frame. Driver Harry R Becker suffered a possible skull fracture and was taken to Greenville Hospital in serious condition. Police say the crash occurred at Kemm Run bridge five miles south of Greenville with Grundy hurled 15 feet and killed by a fractured skull.
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Greenville
Howard B. Grundy
Mercer Joint Junior High School
Harry R. Becker
Sandy Lake RD 3
Greenville Hospital
Kemm Run Bridge
Here
Grundy
Bases On U.S. Seaboards Watch For Oriental Flu
The Defense Department says naval bases on both coasts are alert for signs of a contagious Oriental flu. About 550 sailors at Newport Rhode Island were stricken, with the outbreak traced to Asia. Surgeon General Burney notified all 48 state officers by urgent calls. Health officers monitor Pacific ports and now Atlantic bases for possible spread from Europe.
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Washington
Naval
Atlantic
Pacific
Defense Department
Newport
R.I
China
Asia
U.S
Leroy Burney
Seaboard
Small Boat Sunk by Sub as Delaware River Crash Blamed
In Philadelphia a small cabin cruiser owned by William Scharff of Audubon New Jersey sank after a submarine passed at high speed and turned across its bow. Scharff and his employee Walter Hendrickson of Pennsauken were rescued. boat valued at $3,000. Navy says backwash came from the sub Grouper which continued on its course.
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Philadelphia
SNS
Delaware River
William Scharff
Audubon
N. J
Walter Hendrickson
Pennsauken
Scharff
Hendrickson
Navy
88 Reserves Leave Tonight For Training
Eighty eight men and officers of the New Castle Marine Reserve unit depart at 7 p.m. by plane from the Youngstown airport for two weeks of training at Twentynine Palms California. They will travel from New Castle to Youngstown by bus and attend classes to qualify with the M1 rifle grenades and the 75 mm antiaircraft gun.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Death Records for Elizabeth Dukes and Clarence Cooper
Obituary notices list Elizabeth Jenkins Dukes 67 of 518 Waldo Street and Clarence C. Cooper 81 of 202 North Mulberry Street as recorded on Saturday June 22, 1957.
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Elizabeth Jenkins Dukes
Waldo St
Clarence C. Cooper
N. Mulberry St
Canada Adopts Conservative Government Under Diefenbaker
Ottawa reports John Diefenbaker sworn in as prime minister leading Canada’s first Conservative government in 22 years. He retains externals affairs temporarily and sets a cabinet featuring Maj. Gen. Pearkes defense and Ellen Fairclough as Canada’s first female minister, Secretary of State.
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Ottawa
INS
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Vincent Massey
Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Louis St. Laurent
G. R. Pearkes
Donald Fleming
Gordon Churchill
Commerce
Michael Starr
Howard Green
George Hees
Ellen Fairclough
Nixon Says No Price Too Great For Freedom
Vice President Richard M. Nixon declares no price is too great to pay for freedom in a Plymouth Mass Mayflower celebration speech. He rejects budget cuts on foreign aid and defense and urges using every chance to influence the Communist world, noting willingness to seek disarmament agreements while remaining firm on liberty and peace.
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Plymouth
Mass
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Child is killed by auto near Sharon Pennsylvania
Suzan Carrier, a four year old girl, died after stepping into the path of an automobile driven by Howard Fogel, 45, near Sharon. The incident occurred Friday on Sharpsville Road.
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Sharon
Suzan Carrier
Howard Fogel
Sharpsville RD
South Korea Cancels All Military Leaves on Full Alert
Seoul declares all 700000 troops on full alert amid fears of a Communist attack after the Allied decision to match North Korea arms buildup. Deputy Defense Minister Kim Chong Kap calls the alert routine but notes some leaves were excused. The move follows Western plans to modernize Korea defenses and draws mixed reactions from regional allies and propagandists.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Chong Kap
Korea
Kim
Syngman Rhee
Asia
Far East
Tornado Claims Lives In Fargo Family Losses
In Fargo North Dakota a tornado killed ten people and left two thousand homeless. Gerald Munson’s six children, already orphaned, will be buried in Moorhead Minnesota. A teacher began raising funds to buy shrouds for the siblings. The Udahl family perished as well. Damages are estimated at 25 to 30 million dollars as Fargo begins cleanup.
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Fargo
N.D
UPI
Gerald Munson
Munson
Bismarck
Theodore Udahl
Mary
Moorhead
Minn
Classifieds and Notices Mix From The Week
A compact snapshot of page items includes ads and notices such as cross word and obituaries, plus society notes, churches, theaters, and Pace Radio lists. Telephone numbers for ads and news lines appear among small items and editorials.
Perfect Weather For Vacation With Eighty Seven Today
The speaker praises the current weather as near perfect for vacation and making hay with plenty of daytime sun and cool nights. They note it feels ideal, even suggesting minor adjustments at night, but conclude it cannot be improved and that it is eighty seven today.
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MaMa Ree
Herbert Gordon
Ppa
Newcre “A
Daily Weather Report
Washington, D. C
White House
Charlotte Moulton
William S. Girard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Midwest
Investigative Committee
India
Ussr
Strategy
Group of 24
N. Dak
Walter Dixon
Dixon
Johnson Bronze
Mercer
America
Reds
Radio Pyongyang
Voice of
Red Korea
Chung Kook
Pag
Ellwood
Pace Radio
Arthur Mometer
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