Pflimlin quits bid to form new French cabinet
Paris June 5 AP Pierre Pflimlin quits attempt to form a new French cabinet. Maurice Bourges Maunoury defense minister in the lame duck government steps in as next hopeful. Other candidates declined including Guy Mollet and Rene Billeres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Pimlin
Maurice Bourges—Maunoury
Bourges- Maunoury
Sible
Billeres
Mollet
Rene Pleve
Antoine Pinay
Bourges
Maunoury
Boo-jess
Jess Mow-new-ree
Radical-Socialist Party
Foreign Aid Slashing Seen For Senate Bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee hears for a 3.865 billion foreign aid program with prospects of cuts of several hundred million. Walter Robertson testifies on Far East concerns while budget cutters plan closed meetings. Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau press for deeper cuts. others cite defense and development funding and reappropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Defense
U. S
Walter
Robertson
Far East
Angies
Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
James P. Richards
Eisenhower
Middle East
National Press Club
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chest X-Rays Totals From Somerset County Survey
A four day free chest X-ray survey in Somerset County reports 1 826 X-rays taken. Compared with prior years the numbers are similar to 1956 and 1957 figures with notable increases in Jerome and Thomas Mills. Local areas include Gray Thomas Mills Windber Berlin Meyersdale Boswell and Jerome with counts listed. Mrs Dorothy Brewer notes a 40 percent rise in Jerome and Thomas Mills reporting to the best X-ray cruiser this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Tuberculosis and Health Society
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Pennsylvania
Windber
Berlin
Meyersdale
Boswell
Jerome
Dorothy Brewer
Jerome and
Thomas Mills
Wet Blanket Spreads Rain Across the United States
A western to eastern weather system delivers heavy showers from the Southern Plains to the Atlantic Coast. Thunderstorms hit the Gulf states and Florida with up to near inch rainfall in Washington DC and Baltimore. Temperatures rise into 80s in the Plains and 90s and 105 in Utah and California as flood threats grow along the Red River and southwest streams.
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Atlantic
Gulf States
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kentucky
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Washington State
Wisconsin
Montana
Hanksville
Utah
Blythe
Calif
Plains
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Southwest
Fouryearold Lansing boy nearly hangs self like on television
A fouryearold Lansing township boy, Michael McDonald, tied a clothsline into a noose and dangled from a utility pole. A passing motorist cut him down as he hung by his neck. State police said he would have died in another minute. He is recovering from bruises and broken blood vessels at St. Lawrence hospital.
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Lansing
Mich
INS
St. Lawrence Hospital
Lansing Township
Michael McDonald
Michael
Pike Trial Opens Over Toll Road Profit Dispute
Harrisburg June 5 The trial of nine men charged with conspiring to fleece the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission opens over what qualifies as a fair profit for toll road construction. The commonwealth says about eight million dollars paid to Mann Mine Reocher and Development Co. shows 100 percent profit on mine void filling. Defense argues profits reflect ingenuity and enterprise under free enterprise. The jury panel includes eight regulars and four alternates from a diverse pool. The defendants face conspiracy and misconduct charges stemming from indictments in January.
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Harrisburg
Pennssyvania Turnpike Commission
The
Commonwealth
Reading
Dauphin County
Atty
Earl V. Compton
Mann- Mine Reeorch and Development Co
Compton
Vinent G. Panati
Commission
Manu-Mine
Charles W. Stickler J
Thomas J. Evans
Coaldale
James F. Torrance
Export
Accidents Put One In Hospital Two In Dispensary
One adult, Ruth Neilan, 42, of Somerset was admitted to Somerset Community Hospital with toe lacerations from a lawn mower mishap. Two children received dispensary care, Margie Barron, 8, and Georgie Schroyer, 5, for a bicycle fall and eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Community Hospital
Ruth Neilan
Somerset
R. D
Margie Barron
David Barron
Georgie Schroyer
South Center Avenue
Barron
Schroyer
Girard to be Tried by Japanese Court for Fatal Range Incident
Specialist 3 C William S Girard, 21, of Ottawa NL, faces a Japanese court for the death of a Japanese scrap collector at an American firing range on Jan 30. The United States accepts Japanese jurisdiction over the case as Girard remains confined at Camp Whittington in Omiya Japan. His fiancee Miss Haru Sueyama reports his hands tremble as she visits him and he contemplates a possible 2 to 15 year sentence if convicted.
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Omiya
Japan
William S. Girard
United States
Ottawa
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Camp Whittington
Girard
Tokio
Washington
Naka Sakai
America
New Castle Burgess Howard Eaton Dies After Operation
Howard F. Eaton, 69, longtime burgess of North East, died tonight at Jamison Memorial Hospital after an operation last Monday. The report notes his more than 20 years in office and his service to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Howard F. Eaton
Burgess
North East
Jamison Memorial Hospital
Eaton
Democratic Tactics May Bar Early End
Harrisburg June 5 Defeat of grants for state aided hospitals and a blocking filibuster stalled quick action on the $1.107 billion general appropriations bill. Republican Leader Mahany warned a final vote would not occur before Monday and adjournment targets slipped to June 22 or later. House defeated $24 million hospital aid as Democrats refused to supply two thirds votes.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Sen. Mahany
House
Rep
Readinger
Senate Gop
Johnson
Sen
Lawg
Washington
Mahan
Mahany
GOP
Sen. Propert
Rmontgomery
Welfare Department
Agriculture
Gov. Leader
Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department
Trumans Head East to Meet New Grandson
Former President Harry S Truman heads to New York to meet his newborn grandson born to daughter Margaret by Caesarean section at 12 11 a.m. The 6 pound 8 ounce boy arrived after complications. Mother and baby are reported fine. name not yet chosen. Margaret 33 is wife of Clifton Daniel 44.
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New York
Hany
Truman
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Bulganin Invites ILO to Back Nuclear Test Cessation
In Geneva on June 5 Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin said the USSR is ready to negotiate a broad disarmament agreement and specifically an immediate halt to nuclear weapons tests. He sent a message read at the ILO opening session, urging the ILO to promote disarmament and international cooperation among 78 member states during discussions on automation and atomic energy in industry.
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Geneva
Nikolai Bulganin
Ussr
International Labor Organization
ILO
United Nations
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Russia
U. N
Amasasp Arutiunian
Claude Histaire
Holt
Australia
National Service
Ilos
Fort Hill theft suspects jailed in Somerset County
A Fort Hill area pair, Jerry D. Ross 31 and Patricia I. Kisnewer 20, were jailed by state police on larceny charges. Ronald Wakefield 21 of Grantsville was jailed on a surety of the peace charge. Nevin Shaffer 49 of Friedens was arrested for larceny and receiving stolen goods and released after a fine.
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Fort Hill
Wakefield
Somerset County
Jerry D. Ross
Patricia I. Kisnewer
Ronald Wakefield
R. D
Grantsville
Squire Carl Phalin
Meyersdale
Nevin Shaffer
Friedens
Shaffer
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Hay
Estranged Couple Die In Plunges From Fire Escape
A 35-year-old woman fell or was pushed from a fire escape during a fight with her estranged husband in New York. The husband Angel, 35, died en route to the hospital after following her to the fifth floor. Eyewitnesses cited a hatchet attack, but officials found no weapon. The Cosmes had separated recently. the wife had earlier slain with her sister in the Bronx.
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New York
INS
Angel
Cosme
Cosmes
Bronx
Billy Graham Appeals 18000 in New York to Confirm Heaven
Billy Graham asked 18000 New York attendees if they were certain of heaven and urged decisive commitment to Christ. He cited scripture and warned that personal surrender is required, noting 622 more came forward, reaching 13306 total decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Heaven
Christ
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Boswell Man Dies After Slashing
An 80-year-old Boswell man died in Memorial hospital Johnstown from self-inflicted injuries after slashing his wrist and throat in his home. Coroner Halverson ruled death by own action. Surviving widow and family details accompany funeral arrangements at Hoffmann funeral home Boswell with services set Friday at 2 p.m.
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Boswell
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Robert H. Halverson
Lewis D. Naugle
Naugle
Halverson
Paint Township
Somerset County
David
Caroline Weible Naugle
Martha Lohr
Rebecca Bell
Julia Shaver Naugle
David Naugle
Selinsgrove
Sarah Georg
Davidsville
Ida Moors
Blanche Brown
Florida
St. Andrews’ Lutheran Church
Joseph H. Hoffman
William R. Smeltz
Grandview Cemetery
Girl Commits Death By Own Action After Quarrel
In Lindley New York a 19 year old Emma Jean Short of Osceola Pa killed herself by running into a northbound car after a quarrel with her date Gordon Jessup 25 of Osceola near a roadside inn on Route 15 near the Pennsylvania line Coroner Wayne Templer will issue a death by own action certificate.
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Lindley
N. Y
Emma Jean Short
RD 1
Osceola
Pennsylvania State Line
Gordon Jessup
Jessup
Steuben County
Wayne Templer
Car Hits Cow on Ridge Road Near Somerset
A Tuesday accident nine miles south of Somerset involved Kenneth Ohler of Meyersdale driving a car that struck a cow owned by George Poorbaugh of Garrett. The cow was injured and car damage was about $100 according to state police.
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Ridge Road
Somerset
Kenneth Ohler
Meyersdale
George Poorbaugh
R.D
Garrett
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Pierre Pflimlin
By Joseph E. Dynan
Guy Mollet
Rene Billeres
National Assembly
Pos
Pflimlin
Popular Republican Movement
Socialist National Committee
Pfllimlin
Orginal
Treasury
U.S
By Bob Holton
Clarion, Pa
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Clarion County
Hong Kong
China
Scranton
Dean H. Phipps
Clarks Green
Dean Phipps
Moses Taylor Hospital
Trumans
Baby
Independence
Doctors Hospital
Daniel
England
German
New York Times
Lake
Lake Somerset
Fish Commission
Somerset Chamber of Commerce
Jim Bender
Ed Lohr
Zellem
H. S. Whipperman
Marvin Donaldson
Harold
Somerset State Hospital
Michael Walchick
Maple Ridge
John Gindlesperger
Holsapple
God
Beerits
Sipesville Church
L. Dale Mickey
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