Effort to Shield FBI Files Moves From House to Senate
The administration pushes to protect FBI investigative records opened by a Supreme Court ruling. Attorney General Brownell expected as first witness at a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing. The House already approved a bill requiring judges to decide what FBI data may be disclosed to defendants and what should remain confidential for national security.
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Washington
INS
House
Senate
FBI
Supreme Court
Herbert Brownell Jr
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Brownell
GOP
Judiciary
Central Fire Department Hosts International Mission Family Visit
Visitors from Colombia, South America, the family of Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Smith, toured the Central Fire Department led by Lt. Lee Campbell. Mrs. Walter Beck announced new beans and canning, while Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNair from New Wilmington, RD 2, and kin harvested cherries in Erie County for five years of preserves.
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Central Fire Department
Helen
Carol
Freddie
Lynda
David Smith
Colombia
South America
Central
Frederick A. Smith
Lee Campbell
Robert McNair
New Wilmington
RD 2
McNair
Weather Report Indicates Cloudy Warm Night and Rain
Daily weather note: continued cloudiness warm humid tonight with general rain. Low near 70. Saturday showers ending in the morning. 24 hour stats: max 5? 5? min 65 precip traces river 6.6 feet. Year ago: max 35 min 59 precip .22 river 8.4 feet.
Atomic Bomb Fails To Explode At Dawn Test
At Yucca Flat Nevada the planned atomic detonation failed to ignite at 4 45 am PDT. Spectators scientists and reporters watched as the 500 foot tower remained in place and no explosion occurred. The cause was not known and observers waited for further developments.
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Yucca Flat
Nev
INS
Nevada Desert
News Nob
French Army Launches Turning Point Campaign in Algeria
In Algeria, the French army begins its largest operation of the two year war, aiming to encircle the rebel stronghold in the northern Constantine mountains. Officials say the plan seeks to tighten control while claiming Algerian mosques back the effort, and that forces will gradually seal off the north coastal rebel base behind Colle.
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Algiers
Ins
Constantine
France
Robert Lacoste
Michel Gorlin
Department of
North
Colle
Typhoon Virginia Claims 19 in Japan with 20 Missing
Tokyo reports nineteen dead twenty missing and twenty five injured as Typhoon Virginia sweeps across Japan. Heavy rains lash the Tokyo area with over five inches measured in a 30 hour span.
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Tokyo
INS
Typhon Virginia
Japan
Recognition Of Red China Not Planned By U S
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will reaffirm U S opposition to recognizing Red China in a major West Coast speech. Informed sources say he will label diplomatic trade or cultural ties with Peiping as a grave mistake under current conditions.
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United Press
Washington
John Foster Dulles
U.S
United States
Peiping
Red China
Chang
Thieves Break Into Gallagher Residence
Thieves entered Charles Gallagher home at 116 Willard Ave between 4 40 p m and 5 15 p m Thursday. They took money including $1 50 in an envelope four boxes of .22 rifle shells a roll of pennies a half box of 32 shells and a jar of old coins.
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Charles Gallagher
Willard Ave
Gallagher
U S Jet Planes Demonstrate Over Seoul
American air units including four F100 Supersabres and two formations of B57 bombers conducted a morale-building sweep over Seoul. Civilians cheered as planes passed over the capital and even roared past to the north while South Korea lifted its alert from last week.
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United Press
Seoul
South Korea
U. S
Republic of Korea Defense Ministry
Water level in Panama Canal hits near record low
Gatun Lake in the Panama Canal basin has fallen to 82 feet amid an unprecedented spring drought. Officials warn draft limits will be reduced for ore carriers, supertankers, and other large vessels until the lake recovers above 83 feet.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Gatun Lake
Deaths and influenza tolls across India and local obituaries
Death records list Mrs. Andrew Dombek 66 at 119 Ralph Ave Nicola Meglic 68 at 1301 Moravia St Miss Jane Murray 76 at RD 6 Frew Mill Rd Landis Roelofs 91 Wurtemburg 7 Ellwood Page. In New Delhi official sources say influenza has killed at least 300 and affected 500000 more in India not counting rural areas.
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Andrew Dombek
Ralph Ave
Nicola Meglic
Moravia
Jane Murray
Frew Mill
Landis Roelofs
Wurtemburg
Ellwood Page
New Delhi
India
Alfonso Scarazzo
Hazelcroft Ave
Orie C. Johnson
Lees
Burr
Robert E. Spence
Highland Ave
Ellwood City
U S to Bring Home Thousands of Troops by Christmas
Defense plans to modernize arms and possibly deploy atomic capable missiles in Korea as part of a manpower saving drive. Secretary Wilson says no ban on actions in Korea but many decisions are still pending. Within a year or two U S troops in Korea may receive the same weapons as forces elsewhere including Honest John and Corporal.
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Washington
INS
Pentagon
South Korea
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
U. S
Wilson
U.S
United States seeks staged arms cuts while pressuring China
In London, sources say the United States will detour around Communist China in the first step disarmament plan. Russia would be told it cannot bear full cuts unless China trims its three million strong forces. China’s role may arise in next week talks, with Harold Stassen and Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin trading points.
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United Press
London
United States
China
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Stassen
U.S
Thousands Of Bees Buzzing In House Walls
Mrs. Victor Endean of Durand Michigan reports about 10 000 bees in her house walls after a yard hive blew over on Sunday. She fears cyanide fumigation and hopes someone will take the bees alive or dead to remove the infestation.
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Durand, Mich
Victor Endean
Girard Declines Comment On Pending Marriage Plans
CAMP WHITTINGTON Japan Specialist William Girard refused to discuss his engagement to a Japanese woman while confined for a U S court ruling on whether he may be tried in Japan for the fatal shooting of a Japanese woman. His Army legal adviser said marriage papers are not yet complete.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
INS
William
Girard
U. S
Tiny Haru
Candy
Sueyama
Army
Stanley Levin
Typhoon Virginia Leaves Heavy Toll Across Far East
Tokyo dispatch reports Typhoon Virginia and floods killed at least 86 people and left many missing in Formosa and Japan. Floods threaten 20 000 in southern Formosa while over 3 000 homeless and 500 homes destroyed in nationalist China and Japan.
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Tokyo
Virginia
Asia
Formosa
Japan
China Sea
Taipei
China
Five Injured In Glass Plant Blast At Anchor-Hocking
Five men were reported in serious condition from burns after a glass factory explosion at the Anchor-Hocking plant in Winchester Indiana. One man was killed Thursday night when an air compressor line exploded in a crowded room with about 59 workers present.
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Winchester, Ind
Ins
Anchor-Hocking Glass Corporation
Winchester
Toll rises as Hurricane Audrey pummels Gulf coast
Reports from Cameron and Lake Charles Louisiana say the hurricane killed at least 87 there and left 100 to 300 missing. New Orleans dispatches note at least 18 lives lost along the Texas Louisiana coast with millions in damage and floods threatening Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Lake Charles
Cameron
New Orleans
INS
Texas-Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Monroe
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Audrey
Louisiana
Zimmerman
Tornado Hits Brooksville Mississippi Kills One
A tornado from the Hurricane Audrey fringe struck Brooksville in Noxubee County Mississippi killing Mrs. John Wooten and injuring her husband and children. The storm felled eight houses and damaged several more homes occupied by Black residents.
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United Press
Port Arthur
Tex
Audrey
Brooksville
Miss
Noxubee
John Wooten
Wooten
Mississippi
Anniversary of Poznan Uprising Observed by Catholics
Thousands of Catholic Poles marched in silence through Poznan marking the first anniversary of the Poznan uprising against Stalinist rule. The silent tribute honored 75 people who died in the rioting that helped spark later revolts in Hungary and eventual power shifts in Poland.
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Russell Jones
United Press
Poznan
Poland
Hungary
Inside Entertainment and Sports Highlights
A compact listing highlights radio and television items, society notes, sports briefs, theater segments, and miscellaneous stacks from the issue. It captures brief mentions across media and cultural sections in a dense page snapshot.
State Chairman Bloom Honored at Washington Dinner
Pennsylvania party leaders from both major parties honored GOP state chairman George S. Bloom at a home town dinner. State Sen. Joseph M. Barr served as toast master as hundreds praised Bloom for aiding Israel. Barr noted their long friendship and the truce for the night.
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Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
George S. Bloom
GOP
Josep M. Barr
Bloom
Republic of Israel
I. Stiefel
Philadelphia
Israel
Arthur Mometer Plays The 84 Degree Golf Round
A humorous portrait of Arthur Mometer enjoying a sunny round as he battles high club misfires and errant shots. The day’s heat and his bronzed, sun worshipping figure frame a lighthearted golf vignette.
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