Pressure to seat Red China at UN complicates Middle East session
UN debate over seating the People's Republic of China in the United Nations stalls progress toward a Middle East emergency meeting. Gromyko urged China’s rightful UN place, while Britain’s leftists push for recognition. The United States circulated a memorandum outlining objections to red China participation.
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RED China
U.N
William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
China
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Andrei Gromyko
No Evidence Adams Intent To Influence
Washington AP report says investigators found no evidence that Sherman Adams or any Congress members aimed to influence a Pentagon board in a 40382 dollar penalty refund case. Some subcommittee members differed on Adams conduct during Raylaine Worsters case, Manchester New Hampshire.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Congress
Pentagon
House Armed Services Investigations
Adams
Eisenhower
Raylaine Worsters
Raglaine
Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Sherm
Four Injured In Weekend One Vehicle Crashes In County
Four persons were injured in separate one vehicle crashes over the weekend. Three were hospitalized but none in serious condition. A Garrett man Wilbur Foy 40 and his son Robert 14 were ejected when their truck rolled on Route 219.
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Garrett R. D. 1
Route 219
Berlin
Wilbur Foy
Garrett, R. D. 1
Foy
Meyersdale Community Hospital
Robert Foy
Volkswagen
Yukon Woman Severely Cut By Boat Propeller
Geneve Dailey a 31 year old Yukon resident suffered severe cuts to her left arm and shoulder after falling from a motor boat on Youghiogheny reservoir. She was treated at Uniontown hospital where doctors performed surgery and she remained in satisfactory condition Sunday.
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Westmoreland County
Youghiogheny Reservoir
Geneve Dailey
Yukon
Uniontown Hospital
Rockwood Sisters Welcome Fourth Daughters at Hospital
Sisters Elaine Brugh and Nelda Fox each gave birth to a baby girl at Somerset Community Hospital on Saturday. It marks the fourth child and fourth girl for both families. The newborns join their parents Lynn Brugh and Kenneth Fox, children of Lloyd Snyder of Rockwood.
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Rockwood, R. D. 1
Somerset Community Hospital
Elaine Brugh
Nelda Fox
Lloyd Snyder
Rockwood
Lynn Brugh
Kenneth Fox
Somerset High class of 1938 holds 20th reunion at White Star
The Somerset High School class of 1938 marked its 20th reunion with about 150 members and guests at the White Star hotel in Jennerstown on Saturday. Toastmaster Dr. Homer W. Hay, Rev. Harry McFarland, and former home room teachers attended. Musical numbers by Sue Lantz Gaston and Kennard Gaston accompanied by Marilyn Hay featured a trio and group sing. Prizes honored the newest baby, latest marriages, longest and shortest hair, farthest travel from St. Petersburg, and largest family. Continued on page two.
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Somerset High School
White Star Hotel
Jennerstown
Homer W. Hay
Harry McFarland
Clearfield
William S. Livengood, Jr
A. J. Kerin
William E. Griffith
Home parish sermon by Dr. Putman topics fisher of men
Rev. Dwight F. Putman D D president of the Lutheran Central Pennsylvania synod spoke at Bakersville and Lavansville churches on Sunday using the Galilean fisherman parable to illustrate early ministry. He returned to his Somerset county roots as many visitors joined 150 at Bakersville and about 175 at Lavansville for the service and Sunday school.
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Galilee
Dwight F. Putman
Lutheran Central Pennsylvania Synod
Somerset County
Bakersville
Lavansville
Lloyd T. Wilson
Dr. Putman
Jesus
George Marteeny
Martin L. Zirkle
Burketsville
Nations split over call for immediate end to tests
United Nations scientists rejected a Russian demand to halt all nuclear weapon tests while warning that even small radiation increases threaten mankind. The 15 nation committee released a 228 page study showing genetic and possible physical harm from any radiation, urging continued work at the 1958 UN assembly.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
France
India
Japan
Mexico
Sweden
Russia
Britain
United States
Debate Over Red China Recognition Grows In Britain
Britain faces a widening debate over recognizing Red China as U K leaders and opposition push for a UN seat while the United States maintains nonrecognition. The issue follows stalled summit talks with Khrushchev and criticism of Washington's stance, with Labor urging a new approach.
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London
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
MacMillan
Washington
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Red China
Korea
China
Winston Churchill
Peiping
U. N
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
News of the World
Freight cars skim New Jersey into Delaware river
Thirteen unattended freight cars and a caboose broke loose in Port Morris New Jersey and raced 35 miles into the Delaware Water Gap region at about 80 mph. A brake failure set the sequence, cars derailed on a sharp curve, ripping 750 feet of track and plunging into the river with no injuries reported.
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Delaware Water Gap
New Jersey
Delaware River
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Port Morris
N. J
Heavy Guard Greets Gromyko On His Arrival
Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived for the United Nations General Assembly emergency meeting on the Middle East. Security was tight with about 90 officers at Idlewild and the plane terminal as he spoke with reporters.
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Gromyko
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
Scandinavian Airlines
Idlewild
New York Authority
Middle East
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Lebanoon
Jordan
China
Russia
McGonigle Attacks Democrats At Butler GOP Picnic
Republican governor hopeful Arthur T McGonigle claimed taxpayers pay over 3 million dollars daily under the current Democratic administration. Speaking at a Butler county Republican picnic he called Pittsburgh Mayor David L Lawrence a big city boss after meeting county GOP officials.
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Butler
Arthur T McGonigle
Reading
Butler County
GOP
McGonigle
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Hussein accuses Nasser of serving international communism
King Hussein in a nationwide broadcast denounces President Nasser as a tool of communism and a corrupter of the Arab world. The broadcaster notes the sixth anniversary of Hussein’s reign and a Jordanian inquiry into explosives smuggling by Lebanese rebels and U A R Syrians, tied to Lebanese and Syrian-backed groups.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Lebanon
Second Bureau
Juveniles Stole Auto Reported at Bittner Home
Arthur Bittner of 280 South Kimberly avenue told state police Sunday that two juveniles stole his 1958 two tone green hardtop sedan from in front of his home. The car bore Pennsylvania plate H84229.
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Arthur Bittner
South
Kimberly Avenue
Bittner
Pennsylvania
Eye for Eye Bloodshed Follows Beirut Crisis
Dispatches from Beirut and Cairo warn Lebanon faces grave problems and possible further bloodshed before the crisis ends. Relman Morin reports from Cairo after escaping Beirut censorship restrictions and travels freely to observe developments.
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Beirut
Cairo
Lebanon
Relman Morin
Egypt
Lebanese vendetta fuels crisis as mountaineer seeks revenge
A Lebanese mountaineer robs a rival by killing a man from the enemy tribe after removing a scarf to reveal his face. The blood feud follows 93 days of fighting in Lebanon’s mountains as civilian arms spread and lawlessness grows. Vendettas will continue amid the crisis under President elect Fuad Shehab.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Shehab
Fuad Shehab
Strike Looms as Truckers Face Western Shutdown
San Francisco reports eleventh hour talks failed to avert a Northwest strike and lockout that would idle about 100,000 workers starting 6 a.m. Monday across 11 Western states. Also note death of Rep. William E. McVey and first four engine jet test landings at Idlewild'.
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San Francisco
New York
Idlewild
Seven U S Air Force Voodoo jets arrive at Bent Waters
Seven U S Air Force Voodoo jet fighters arrived at Bent Waters Air Base in England after a 5 292 mile flight from Austin Texas. The distance was flown in 10 hours 45 minutes, below the original estimate of 11 1/2 hours.
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Bent Waters
Air Base
England
Austin
Tex
Auto Crash Kills 23-Year-Old Driver Near Titusville
An automobile lost control and crashed into guard posts on Route 8 south of Titusville killing Harold F. Donovan 23 of Hydetown who was alone in the vehicle.
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Titusville
Harold F. Donovan
Hydetown
Egypt Press Attacks Dag Hammerskjold Middle East Plan
Cairo newspapers criticize Dag Hammarskjold for ignoring Arab world troubles ahead of Mahmoud Fawzi trip to New York for the U N General Assembly emergency session. They note his plan urges non aggression and non interference but neglects regional issues.
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CAIRO
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. N
Hammarksjold
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
New York
Mahmoud Fawzi
U. N. General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Israel Gains In Diplomacy Heard by West
Israel presses a Western diplomatic offensive to secure arms, border guarantees, and a role in Jordan's future. Britain slows, the United States and France show greater readiness to recognize Israel, and Golda Meir visits London for talks with Prime Minister MacMillan.
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Israel
London
Middle East
Jordan
Britain
United States
France
MacMillan
Golda Meir
U. S
Two Children Treated for Minor Hurts at Local Hospital
Somerset Community Hospital treated two children for minor injuries over the weekend. Vernon Shumaker, 6, was struck on the right temple with a stone at a church picnic and received dispensary care. Leah Werner, 14, of Thomasville, staying at Camp Easter Seal, suffered a facial laceration Sunday and was treated and released.
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Somerset Community Hospital
Vernon Shumaker
Forrest Shumaker
Somerset
R. D
Leah Werner
Thomasville
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Bakerville
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Edmond LE Breton
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Styles Bridges
Irving M. Ives
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Chester E. Morrow
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Donegal Interchange
William J. Corone
Brooklyn
Frick Memorial Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Joseph Chicarella
Mother Goose Nursery School
Norman E. Knepper, Jr
Rockwood Sisters
Somerset Hi
Margaret Baer Conn
Gladys Friendline Rothfuss
Jeanie Menser Echard
Owen Oaks
Helen Bittner Siminiski
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clarrisa Adams Livengood
Todd Conn
Clark Merringer
Robert
Home Parish Sun
Milton Besser
Delaware
Honor
Wilton Wynn
Bulletins
William E. McVey
R-Iii
U.S. Air Force
Arthur Gavshon
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