Suspend U S Navy Patrol Flights Over Bering Sea
Rear Adm. K Craig announced a temporary suspension of U S Navy patrol flights over the Bering Sea near Alaska and Soviet Siberia pending a full investigation into a Soviet MiG attack on a Navy Neptune. Eight crewmen were injured and the aircraft crashed on St Lawrence Island.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Ins
Bering Sea
Soviet Siberia
Alaska
Adm
K. Craig
Navy
Alaska Sea Frontier
Craig
International News
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Strait
Alaskan
North American
Outdoor phone booths improve emergency access in city and county
Travelers should face few issues making emergency calls as about 29 outdoor telephone booths have been installed in the area. A booth at Spruce and East Washington has been out of order for weeks. Water used to sprinkler a lawn near St Mary church created a puddle attracting pigeons for a bath, while East side traffic between downtown and the Ellwood City road was described as holiday heavy.
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Spruce and
East Washington Street
St. Mary Church
Ellwood City Road
Daily Weather Forecast and Stats
Fair tonight with a chance of brief showers. Friday mostly sunny. Warm and humid with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Low tonight 60 to 66. U S weather stats for 24 hours ending today at a.m. max 85 min 59 no precipitation. River stage 5.3 feet. Same date last year max 82 min 50 no precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coroner: No inquest into Bedford youth shooting
Bedford County Coroner Vernon Geisel announced no inquest will be held into the accidental death of 16 year old David G. Gordon of Bedford. Gordon was shot by his own .22 caliber rifle after target practice near the Bedford Elks Country Club golf shop on Wednesday.
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Bedford
Bedford County
Vernon Geisel
David G. Gordon
Bedford Elks Country Club
Gordon
Hoover Commission Says Proposals Could Balance Budget
The Hoover Commission reports its 362 economy proposals could save the government billions, enough to balance the budget and cut taxes without cutting military, public works, or health and welfare programs. It cites 12 task forces estimating over 8 billion dollars in annual savings, with more potential and 10 billion more from freeing funds across agencies.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Fort Wayne Wife Held in Ax Killing of Husband
A Fort Wayne housewife Lucy Leora Baysinger 51 confessed to killing her husband Clarence A. Baysinger 60 a watchman for Fort Wayne Structural Steel Corp with an ax saying she was fed up with 16 years of unhappy marriage Detective John Nye said she would be charged with murder Baysinger admitted the slaying occurred June 18 while he slept in their home in Allen County jail custody continued after the confession
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen County
Indiana
John Nye
Lucy Leora Baysinger
Baysinger
Clarence A. Baysinger
Fort Wayne Structural Steel Corporation
United States to Aid West German Rearmament
Bonn reports a treaty to provide American assistance for German rearmament. Officials say the pact sets principles for arming equipping and training the West German army, with no fixed arms quantities or costs disclosed. Britain Canada and other NATO partners will supply additional equipment.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
U S
James B
Britain
Canada
NATO
House Near Final Vote On Foreign Aid Measure
The House moved toward a final vote on President Eisenhower’s 3.285 billion foreign aid program with approval expected after discussions. A key Republican amendment would grant the new foreign aid chief Hollister power to dismiss 200 employees earning 5 440 or more annually, sparking a partisan clash over jobs for Republicans.
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House
Eisenhower
John B. Hollister
Harold FE. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Hollister
John M. Vorys
Rohio
New International Cooperation Administration
Boy Swimmer Fatally Struck By Runaway Boat Near McMechen
In Wheeling, a 12 year old swimmer from McMechen, Robert Howard, was killed when a runaway motor boat plowed through a group of swimmers on the Ohio River near Lock 13. The boat, operated by Lloyd Williams of McMechen, began with steering failure and spun into the crowd. Williams dove into the river to aid after spectators alerted him.
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Wheeling
W. Va
McMechen
Ohio River
Robert Howard
Lloyd Williams
Williams
Lock 13
Young Howard
Death notices list ages and addresses for local residents
Death records notice lists Mrs Constantino Cozza 65 of 717 Mable St Mrs Ira P Perry 72 of 711 Cunningham Ave Mrs Charles E McClelland 76 R D 7 Mr Jackson Clarence H Denny 65 R D 1 Edenburg Mrs Melvina J Kerr 81 Ell wood New Castle Rd Mrs Lee Zedaker 62 New Bedford.
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Constantino Cozza
Mable St
Ira P. Perry
Cunningham Ave
Charles E. McClelland
R.D
Jackson
Clarence H. Denny
Edenburg
Melvina J. Kerr
Ellwood
New Castle Rd
Lee Zedaker
New Bedford
Adenauer Declines Moscow Visit But Seeks Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer refused an invitation to visit Moscow now. He sent a note to the Soviet Embassy in Paris agreeing to discuss restoring normal relations between West Germany and Russia. The denial surprised observers, contradicting prior indications he would go to Moscow for talks.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Moscow
Paris
West Germany
General Taylor Named New U S Army Chief of Staff
General Maxwell D. Taylor, a WWII para troop commander and Korean War leader, was sworn in as Army chief of staff at Fort Myer Virginia, succeeding General Ridgway who retired after a two year tenure. Taylor, 53, later commanded the 82nd Airborne in Sicily and the 101st Airborne in Normandy.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Eisenhower
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Fort Myer
Taylor
West Point
Tragic Drowning Of Four-Year-Old At Fountain Spring Club
Four-year-old Linda Ann Muslusky, of 8902 Memphis Villa Boulevard Brooklyn, C, drowned Wednesday night while on a picnic with her parents and friends at Fountain Spring Country Club in Frackville Pennsylvania.
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Frackville, Pa
Linda Ann Muslusky
Memphis Villa Boulevard
Brooklyn
Fountain Spring Country Club
Brig Gen Walter N Hill Dies in New York
Brig. Gen Walter N. Hill USMC retired Medal of Honor recipient from the Mexican border campaign died Wednesday at St Albans Naval Hospital New York. He was ta.
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Hill
New York
Walter N. Hill
USMC
St Albans Naval Hospital
Diem forces crush Hoa Hao rebels in Free Viet Nam victory
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem’s loyal troops seized the Seven Mountains area in 48 hours of intense fighting, driving the Hoa Hao rebel sect toward Cambodia. Government forces then conducted air and artillery bombardment, with rebel losses described as heavy. The scene centered in Cochin-China near Cambodia, strengthening Diem’s grip on the frontier.
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Saigon
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
Seven Mountains
Evacuation Test Shuts City Core In South Bend
Civil defense officials report that over 35 000 residents demonstrated mass evacuation of a large city. A 400 block area in downtown South Bend was cleared in an hour as air raid sirens sounded and traffic dispersed along pre designated routes. About 8 000 vehicles participated in the Operation Exit drill observed by federal and state officials.
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South Bend
W .B. Pettigrew
Survey Sheets Now In Hands Of Subscribers
The New Castle News reports most readers have received survey sheets with distribution ongoing for remaining subscribers. The poll is anonymous and should track general residence without street numbers. Do not mail back. return to your carrier who will forward to the News.
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New Castle News
Governor Urges Fourth Observance in Pennsylvania
Governor George M. Leader urged all Pennsylvanians to join in the 178th national observance of July 4 as Independence Day. He called the holiday the most inspirational celebrated by the United States each year.
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Harrisburg
Ins
George M
Fourteen Fayette Defendants Fined in Vote Fraud Case
In Pittsburgh the fourteenth Fayette County defendant faced penalties in the final phase of the government case against 38 people indicted for vote fraud in the 1952 presidential election.
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Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Marines on Life Raft Trigger Massive Pacific Search
An American airman aboard a small rubber raft signaled for help three times as a vast rescue armada searched the Pacific off Chiba Peninsula near Tokyo. Three Marines are missing after a Sunday crash and a Tuesday loss, with another helicopter incident claiming a life during the operation.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Pacific
Johnson Air Base
Tokyo
36Th Air Rescue Squadron
Hodgen P. Montague
Jackson
Miss
David W. Bell
Wayzata
Minn
Alan M. McAneny
Yonkers
N.Y
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
Chiba Peninsula
Haney Named Kiwanis International President in Cleveland
Indiana School for the Deaf superintendent Jackson A. Haney won a tight race to become Kiwanis International president at the 40th annual convention in Cleveland. Pittsburgh’s R. Warren Graf family narrowly lost. Vice presidents named were W. Donald Dubail of St. Louis and Harold J. Fraser of Prince Albert Saskatchewan.
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Cleveland
INS
Jackson A. Haney
Indiana School For the Deaf
Kiwanis International
R. Warren Graffam
Pittsburgh
W. Donald Dubail
St. Louis
Harold J. Fraser
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Negotiators Seek Broad Accord to Avert Steel Strike
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers and industry negotiators press toward a general area of agreement before a midnight strike deadline. A new U.S. Steel bid is studied as unions hold meetings to decide if a settlement is possible while continuous talks continue.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Industry
U.S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Big Steel
David J. McDonald
Jewel Stolen At Cleveland Art Museum
Cleveland police search for the thief who stole Salvador Dali's jewel The Eye of Time valued at 5 000 from the Cleveland Art Museum. The gem, part of a 110 000 collection on view, defied safety gadgets and features a blue enamel eye enclosing a gold watch. It is encrusted with diamonds emeralds and a large ruby.
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Cleveland
INS
Salvador Dali
Cleveland Art Mu
Art Museum
Cow Tail Cutting Charged After Workplace Dispute
In Lodi Italy two farm workers faced charges for cutting the tails off 39 cows as an act of spite against their boss. Police report details indicate the incident arose from workplace tensions and the workers were taken into custody.
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Lodi
Italy
Editorial and obituary note in today's cross word page
An editorial and obituary item appear on page 4 28 bg. The column references Ellwood and highlights local sports and stock market notes alongside reader classifieds in the news section.
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Ellwood
Weekend Fourth Travel Safety Message
A cautious travel note urges careful driving for the Fourth weekend with reminders to observe traffic laws and pass safely. It warns against risky close passes and stresses personal responsibility for home safety as weather climbs to eighty seven.
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N. Y
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
U.S. Navy
Daily Weather Report
Inal
Neil MacNeil
U.S
Adenauer
Gen. Taylor
U.S. Army
Gen
Burma
Washington, D. C
U Nu
White House
Dulles
Free
Diem
Mahoning School
R. L. Stewart
Newell Avenue
South Bend, Ind
Air Force
Haney
Steel Company
Bulletin
J. Robert Shubert
Cleveland Art Museum
Seum
Inside Todays News
Classified
Arthur Mometer
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