President and Churchill discuss red issues at White House
The Eisenhower Churchill talks enter a second day with pressure on Britain to join a collective security pact against Communism in southeast Asia. Eden cautions against hasty moves while the U S stresses unity and a united front called by Secretary of State Dulles on March 29 remains pivotal.
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Southeast Asia
Anthony Eden
U. S
United Front
John Foster Dulles
United Press
Washington, D. C
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Winston Churchill
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Traffic safety grim for next weekend’s travel rush
National and state safety officials warn highways will jam again as holiday travel peaks. Past tolls show 261 deaths on Independence Day and 351 at Memorial Day. authorities urge caution to keep Lawrence County out of the death column.
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National Safety Council
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Forecast Hot with Thunder Showers Likely
Partly cloudy and hot with a high of 90 to 96. Scattered afternoon thunder showers and tonight through Sunday, with cooler temperatures Sunday. Tonight north portion low in the 60s and around 70 in the south. US weather stats show 24 hour high 88 and low 67 with 2 inches precipitation and river stage at 5.2 feet. Year ago similar date highs reached 91 and lows 68 with .05 inches rain.
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United States
Pravda accuses U S of high seas piracy over Tuapse seizure
Pravda denounces the United States as pirates on the high seas after a Chinese Nationalist warship seized the Russian freighter Tuapse. Moscow cites a U S destroyer, while Formosa later claims a Nationalist destroyer seized the ship. Pravda broadens the charge to other alleged U S piracy including an incident involving the Wyoming in the Panama Canal.
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Giant Wave Strikes Pier on Lake Michigan
A towering Lake Michigan wave swept over a north side Chicago pier injuring and washing several fishermen into the water. Coast guardsmen conducted rescue operations as witnesses placed the crowd at six to sixteen people with two bodies reportedly recovered amid a sudden storm.
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INS
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Two Pennsylvanian Sailors Die in Vandalia Crash
Two sailors from Pennsylvania were killed and seven others seriously injured in a three car and semi truck crash on U.S. Route 40 west of Vandalia Illinois. The deceased are Leonard J Clancy 21 Meadville Pa and Charles Neveraski 29 Scranton Pa both assigned to the Naval Air Station Olathe Kansas. They were killed when their car collided head on with another vehicle while attempting to pass a second car.
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Leonard J Clancy
Meadville
Charles Neveraski
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Olathe
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Nixon Faces Toughest Political Assignment in Milwaukee
Vice President Richard M. Nixon heads to Milwaukee for a high profile GOP fund raising dinner in Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy’s home state. The speech probes McCarthy the Army hearings and presidential authority as Nixon sets strategy ahead of the 1960 campaign.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Wisconsin
Huge Fire Loses Tank Farm in San Pedro California
Firemen controlled a massive blaze at Tidewater Associated Oil tank farm in San Pedro causing estimated two million dollars in damage. One worker was feared dead and two or three tanks remained endangered as heat threatened remaining tanks. Harbor department noted most tanks destroyed and fire confined to about one city block.
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Tidewater Associated Oil Company
United Preas
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
33rd Season At Camp Rentz Begins Sunday
Over 80 boys in their first YMCA camping experience will arrive Sunday afternoon for Camp Fred L. Rentz 33rd season. The five week session opens with an inter faith vesper service led by Fr Vincent Stancelewski and Rev Henry B. Strock. Camp director Harold Pears and assistants greet entrants as cooks and staff prepare to supervise activities.
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YMCA
Vincent Stancelewski
St. Phillip and James
Harold Pears
LaVerne Weaver
William Patterson
Pear! Hannon
Lillian Conners
Margaret Grittie
Church
Shenango Branch Ys
New Castle High School
Father of Four Plunges To Death From Bridge
Joseph Stangl, 51, a textile worker and father of four, died Friday after leaping from the Northampton Coplay Bridge into the Lehigh River. A taxi driver recovered his wallet and shoe on the bridge footwalk.
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Northampton, Pa
INS
Joseph Stangl
Lehigh River
Northampton-Coplay Bridge
Derailment injures at least 75 near Hallam Nebraska
The Rock Island Denver Rocket derailed two miles east of Hallam injuring at least 75 aboard about 250 passengers and crew. Five or six are seriously hurt as 11 cars and two diesel units left the tracks amid torn rails. Rescue workers aided by 20 to 30 Korean War veterans helped in the rescue.
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Rock Island Railroad
Denver
Hallam
Chicago
Secret Steel Wage Talks Near Deadline
Pittsburgh reports secret sessions between United Steelworkers and United States Steel Corp aimed at avoiding a strike before the Wednesday midnight wage pact deadline. INS cites top officials hinting at progress after a rejected offer, with speculation of an eight-cent settlement split between pensions, insurance, and wages.
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United States Steel Corp
International News Service
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USW
David J. McDonald
Conservancy Signs Damaged by Vandals at Slippery Rock Creek
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy secretary Carl Leathers reports vandals have torn down at least four warning signs along Slippery Rock Creek. Signs, placed this week to warn of slippery rocks and drowning risk, aim to protect visitors as State Police cooperate to identify culprits.
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Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Slippery Rock Creek
Leathers
Conservancy
No Guatemala Action By U N Security Council
The UN Security Council rejected Russia’s bid to place Guatemala on the agenda and hear Castillo Arriola. U S Ambassador Lodge warned that further steps could damage both the UN and the OAS. The vote ended the immediate crisis as Nicaragua and Honduras were cited in accusations of aggression.
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Three Car Crash Injures Several In Butler Junction
State police report a three car collision at 835 pm Friday at East Brook Butler junction. Injured include Marian Blewitt 26 of 318 Highland Ave with forehead laceration and right hip contusion. Dorothy Wardelt of 6116 Stanton Ave Pittsburgh with arm lacerations and contusions. Clarence Yonkers Butler M A 10 with right shoulder contusion. Blewitt’s car collided with Yonkers’ car before hitting a parked car driven by Gene Mirzec Canton. All vehicles damaged.
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Marian Blewitt
Highland Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Wardeit
Stanton Avenue
Pittsburgh
New Castle Hospital
Clarence Yonkers
M. A
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Robert {. Blewitt
East Brook Road
Butler Road
Yonkers
Death Records in New Bedford Area
The death notices list Mrs. Elizabeth Pamelia Dickson aged 87 of New Bedford Ambrose Mars 84 of 13 Weinberg Way Smith A Shaffer Sr 74 of 118 South Jefferson Street and Donald James Shhotzberger age four idays of 317 Sycamore Street with dates June 26 1954.
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Elizabeth Pamelia Dickson
New Bedford
Ambrose Mars
Weinberg Way
Smith A. Shaffer Sr
Jefferson Street
Donald James Shhotzberger
Sycamore Street
Two Teens Die In Crash After Party
Two teenagers were killed and four others injured in a late night crash on Lincoln Highway five miles west of Lancaster. Police said the driver lost control of a 15 year old sedan during a swimming and beer party. The accident left the car off the road and struck a utility pole.
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Lancaster
Lincoln Highway
Contineeé Con
Planes End The Cold War In Guatemala War Crisis
Liberation army war planes struck Guatemala City and Zacapa installations as anti-Communist leaders formed a provisional government in Chiquimula. The moves signal an end to the week-long cold war and hint at a forthcoming showdown with Communist-backed forces and President Jacobo Arbenz.
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Honduras
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Zacapa
Liberation
Chiquimula
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Aocare
Cantilo Arma
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala Refuses Fact Finding Probe Over Revolt
Guatemala rejects a five nation fact finding board for an on the spot inquiry into the revolt. The government says only the United Nations Security Council has authority to intervene and notes the council has declined to intervene.
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Washington
INS
Inter American Peace Committee
Guatemala
Five-Nation Committee
Organization of American States
United Nations Security Council
Guatemala Cries for Help as Guatemalan Warplanes Threaten City
Guatemala broadcasts appeals for sympathy and UN intervention as Liberation Army planes menace Guatemala City. Guatemala and supporters rally across the region from Mexico to Argentina while officials seek Security Council action and accuse mercenary bombers from Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Guatemala
Liberation Army
Fishing versus travel thrills in Times Square at night
A narrator contrasts simple pleasures like fishing and skiing with a desire to explore new scenes. Times Square at night stands out as the narrator’s preferred exciting destination, urging others to choose novel experiences.
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Times Square
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