Twining Views Latest Soviet Planes In Moscow Tour
Gen Nathan F Twining and allied air force leaders toured Moscow inspecting the Central Engineering Training Institute and Zhukovsky Air Engineering Academy where top Soviet aeronautical engineers are trained They also planned to attend a soccer game before leaving for Wiesbaden Germany and onward to coordinate observations for the Pentagon and President Eisenhower
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Moscow
INS
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Central Engineering Training Institute
Zhukovsky
Twining
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Russia
U.S. Air Force Base
Wiesbaden
Germany
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Storm damage cleanup aids county residents and crews
Residents across the county use hammers boots and home tools to repair properties after last weekend's heavy storms. Utility and highway crews restored power and cleared roads while one worker escaped injury on a hillside. A 70 foot tree near the Winter home fell away from the house during the storm.
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Phillip Winter
Valley Rd
Daily Weather Report Sunny and warmer with humid conditions
Sunny and becoming warmer and more humid today with a high 77 to 84 and scattered thundershowers this evening. Tonight fair with a low 58 to 65. Wednesday remains sunny, warm and humid with occasional thundershowers. US statistics show today’s 24 hour period high 75 and low 52 with river stage at 11.6 feet. A year ago the day's high was 72 and low 42.
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United States
Nuclear test sighted at Enuwe tok proving ground
Honolulu reports indicate the United States detonated another device during current tests at Enuwe tok proving ground in the mid Pacific. Weather broke after week of rain and unfavorable winds. A EC chairman Lewis Strauss and CIA head Allen Dulles did not witness the latest test. They left Enuwe tok for Washington over the weekend after waiting for favorable conditions. The only test in Operation Redwing open to newsmen occurred May 21.
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Honolulu
INS
United States
Eniwetok Proving Ground
mid-Pacific
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Eniwetok
Washington
Adenauer Rejects Soviet Direct Unity Move On Germany
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer rejected any direct unity approach with Moscow now or in the future. He said reunification must be discussed at a big four level with Russia bearing responsibility as a victorious power and warned that a partial solution would become a Soviet exploit.
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Tom Agoston
Bonn
INS
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
East
West Germany
Adenauer
Russia
Free Germany
Former Mental Patient Charged With Killing Wife
In Elizabethtown Pennsylvania a 28 year old former mental hospital patient William Diffenderfer Jr was jailed after allegedly hacking his wife Marie Cook Diffenderfer 22 to death with a hatchet in their bedroom. The couple's four month old daughter Marlyn was in the kitchen during the tragedy.
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Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
William Diffenderfer, Jr
Marie Cook Diffenderfer
J. Hoffman Garber
Marlyn
Hot Diggity Ad Promises Quick Trailer Sale
In News Want Ads a listing by Mr. Hoskin of 909 Emery St offers a 33 ft trailer that sleeps six for 1800 dollars. Contact OL 4-0507 for details and sale.
Personalized ad takers advertise bargain low cost items
Dial OS 8 8511 for Eileen Hammond or Mary Cioppa to get details on selling your low cost items at a bargain rate. The notice promotes contacting named staff for advertising services.
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Eileen Hammond
Mary Cioppa
Truman and Queen Elizabeth share luncheon at Buckingham Palace
Former President Harry S. Truman had lunch with Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace after the queen canceled an earlier engagement. The meeting marked Elizabeth's first since becoming queen, with three British prime ministers present at No 10 Downing Street for a separate reception later.
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United Press
Chartwell
England
Winston Churchell
U.S
Harry S. Truman
London
Queen Elizabeth
White House
Duke of Edinburgh
Washington
Canada
Truman
Britain
No. 10
Downing Street
Sir Anthony Eden
Mr. Truman
Sir Winston Churchill
Earl Attlee
Bank Bandit Robs Park Plaza Bank in St Louis Park
FBI ordered a five state alert for a lone bandit in a gray flannel suit who robbed the Park Plaza State Bank in a St Louis Park shopping center. The man waved a .45 revolver and took $17,500 from seven employees, telling the teller I mean business.
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Minneapolis
Minn
FBI
Park Plaza State Bank
St. Louis Park
Phyllis Kakach
Hospital Guest List Like What's in the Cedars News
Hollywood style guest list fills Cedars of Lebanon hospital with Eddie Fisher George Burns and Mrs Clark Gable in satisfactory condition after Fisher arrived Monday with indigestion.
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Hollywood
INL
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Eddie Fisher
George Burns
Clark Gable
Kay Spreckles
Fisher
Public Housing Site Selection Creates Unrest
Two city councilmen protested a site selection process for a low rent housing project after a letter from Earl Wimmer of the Lawrence County Housing Authority disclosed tax payments on the Brinton site on Washington Street. They said Cunningham Park and the Old Crawford Estate near US 422/US 224 were top choices, and that Brinton was only discussed in conversation.
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Earl Wimner
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Washington St
Public Housing Administration
Herman Steinbrink
Paul J. Cuba
County Housing Authority
Cunningham Park
Crawford Estate
US 422
US 224
Cuba
Brinton
Edward A. DeCarbo
Wimer
State Of Siege Declared In Guatemala After Student Clash
Guatemala proclaims a state of siege after a Monday night clash where four people were killed and twenty wounded. Police used pistols and submachine guns to disperse protesters near President Castillo Armas offices. Army took control by mid-morning as students nationwide strike following the violence and censorship on news dispatches.
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Guatemala City
INS
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Eisenhower Plans Longer Gettysburg Stay For Anniversary
President Eisenhower continues recovery from intestinal surgery and plans convalescence at his Gettysburg farm beyond a weekend. He and Mrs. Eisenhower will mark their 40th wedding anniversary there, with Hagerty returning to the White House for afternoon duties as the President remains under medical care.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
White House
Eisenhowers
Condi
It's A Plane No An Auto The Plane Car Venture
Negotiations by Taylorcraft Corp of Connecticut seek leasing the old Poe plant in New Wilmington for a plane automobile project. The deal hinges on Westminster College land for an airstrip while Precision Manufacturing will keep part of the facility. Frazer Dougherty of Sierra Madre, California piloted a vehicle that transformed from plane to car at New Castle Airport, demonstrating the concept as reporters observed.
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New Castle
Taylorcraft Corp
Connecticut
Poe
Maple St
New Wilmington
Guy Gully
S. J. Gully Bank
Farrell
Westminster College
Precision Manufacturing Co
Union Two
Superman
Frazer Dougherty
Sierre Madre
California
New Castile
Frazer Daughtery
Sierra Madre
Calif
Governors Discuss Roads and Traffic After Gruenther Warning
Atlantic City governors conference returns to politics after Gen Gruenther warns of Soviet strength. Agenda focuses on highway construction and traffic tolls while maintaining 1956 presidential race as a central theme. Gruenther says Soviet capabilities for surprise attack remain ominous and current Russian leaders are more clever than Stalin.
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Atlantic City
N. J. Jins
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Soviet Union
President Will Run Declares Sen Knowland
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland of California said there is no doubt the President will seek reelection. He spoke after a GOP conference at the White House as Eisenhower’s doctors reported the President’s condition progressing satisfactorily.
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Washington
INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Knowland
White House
Hope for steel agreement as strike deadline nears
United Press reports four man teams in crucial talks over wage issues for 650000 steel workers. Pittsburgh union sources say settlement by June 30 is highly optimistic, with hints from Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel that surprises are possible and a five year spread may be demanded.
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United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
John Morse
Bethlehem Steel
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
Iceland election leaves NATO troops in Iceland in play
Washington officials hailed mixed results in Iceland elections as a coalition government appeared likely. The Independence Party lost seats while the Progressive-Social Democrat bloc failed to secure a majority, keeping open the chance NATO troops stay at the Iceland base. The Peoples Alliance gained eight seats but unlikely to join a government. Premier Thors praised the outcome and committed to working with NATO and Western capitals.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Iceland
NATO
Progressive-Social Democrat
Aithing
Olafur Thors
FBI Expands Hunt For Ohio Triple Killer
The FBI joined the nationwide search for Wilson, a burly truck driver who killed three women after his common law wife left him. A $1,000 reward from Trumbull County commissioners and a $100 VFW offer were announced. A 60 man posse was called off, with warnings Wilson may be crossing toward Kentucky or West Virginia or holding hostages in a farm home.
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Warren
Ohio
FBI
Trumbull
Wilson
Warren Vfw Post
T. Herbert Thomas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Trumbull County
State Testing For Effects Of Nuclear Blasts
Harrisburg will host an air monitoring service to measure local effects of world nuclear explosions. Secretary Berwyn F. Mattison says a geiger counter and high volume air sampler operate round the clock, supplementing U S Public Health Service tests. The Harrisburg station is one of several nationwide setups in cooperation with the federal government.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Health Dept
Pennsylvania
Berwyn F. Mattison
Mattison
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Death Record for William G Davis and Elizabeth Wertman
Obituary notice lists William Gillespie Davis age 90 of 220 E Sheridan Ave and Elizabeth Mary Wertman age 73 of New Bedford with death dates in June 1956.
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William Gillespie Davis
E. Sheridan Ave
Elizabeth Mary Wertman
New Bedford
Showdowns Near In Senate On Fund Boost
The Senate prepared for a close vote between rival Republican and Democratic plans to raise Air Force funding above the 15.6 billion asked by President Eisenhower. Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles faced a last chance to present the administration’s case before a Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Stuart Symington. Democratic expectations hinge on defeating the GOP plan as the debate continues.
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Washington
Senate
Air Force
Eisenhower
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Air Investigations Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
Dennis Chavez
N.M
Weather Forecast: Pennsylvania Sees Cooling Trend
north winds bring cooler air with temperatures around 80 in most areas. Mountain regions drop to 70s at night with some 30s in high spots. humidity rises slightly. A west warm front may lift temps by five degrees on Wednesday, then thundershowers expected late Wednesday into Thursday followed by cooler conditions.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Ellwood Features and Notices in Classifieds Page
Local Elwood page presents a mix of notices and ads including theater listings and radio society notes. Classifieds offer contact lines and feature short listings across sections.
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Cross Word
Ellwood
Ee Shacks
Extra Ounce of Heart Key to Winners
The piece argues that success in sports comes from courage and a final push beyond skill power and speed. It emphasizes the last yard or last round as the decisive moment and notes the concept as a personal belief, mentioning the date seventy eight as a closing thought.
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