Lewistown’s drive exceeds goal raising $403,000
The Lewistown Pennsylvania campaign to attract new industry has raised $403,000, surpassing its $275,000 target by $128,000. Major gifts from ten large businesses plus banks and utilities, aided by a professional fundraiser, fueled the drive to support the Mifflin County Industrial Development Corp. and similar efforts in Hagerstown-Washington County.
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Big 4 urged to make new try at talks
U S and Soviet delegates debated open skies and aerial surveillance as a path to prevent surprise attacks. Lodge defended U.S. aims and accused the Soviet Union of space violations, while Gromyko pressed for a UN role in intelligence gathering. The session followed last week’s summit and addressed potential mutual inspection treaties.
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Two Mothers Die By Own Hands In San Antonio
In San Antonio two women, Francis D. McAshan and Frances Duman, hanged themselves in closets, found by their daughters. Medical examiner Dr. Robert Hausman ruled suicides amid personal crises. McAshan, 53, was wife of the president of First National Bank.
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Eichmann Arrest Sparks Israeli Death Penalty Talk
Israel announced the arrest of Adolf Eichmann, a former Hitler official and top Himmler aide, after a 14 year hunt. Legal experts expect a death penalty push. Eichmann appeared in a Jaffa court, admitted identity, and sought counsel as Premier Ben-Gurion vowed a Nazi trials framework.
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Italian Red Insulted Ike Faces Trial
Sologna Italy AP a Communist member of the Italian Parliament Giancarlo Pajetta has been charged with insulting President Eisenhower Police broke up a Communist rally after Pajetta claimed Italy's Christian Democrat government was an accomplice of the United States in its battle against the Soviet Union. Ten policemen and at least six Communists were injured as riot police dispersed about 20 000 people. The charge of offending a foreign chief of state carries up to five years in prison but Pajetta cannot be tried until parliamentary immunity is lifted.
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