Fathers Day Rampage by 10 Year Old in Muse
In Muse Pennsylvania on Fathers Day 1957 ten year old Joe Coleman armed with two automatic pistols terrorized the mining town for two hours. He pinned his father behind a utility pole and fired at movers before three men captured him. He was taken to Washington Hospital in an emotionally distressed state.
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Muse
Joe Coleman
Joey
Washington County
Maple Street
Washington Hospital
Canonsburg boy held after pistol rampage leaves a clue
A 16 year old from Canonsburg who visited his grandmother in Muse fired a .38 pistol and a .25 automatic. Police recovered the firearms and learned he was under psychiatric treatment for a year. He will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Joey
Canonsburg
Catherine Coleman
Muse
Pittsburgh
Wiley Urges Advisers At Arms Parley In London Talks
Senator Wiley argues for Senate advisers to join Harold Stassen in the London disarmament negotiations, saying Dulles may invite senators as advisers or observers. He notes little difference between advisers and observers and backs executive branch liaison. Johnson opposes direct Senate advising in foreign policy decisions.
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Wiley
R-Wis
Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Congress
Stassen
State Department
London
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
School Bond on Agenda in Tucson District Meeting
Tucson District No 1 school board set to discuss its 1957 58 budget and a proposed bond issue while reviewing the defeated June bond of 7 3 25 million. The 7 30 p m session in Room 101 at 700 E 7th St is open to the public with a 43 item agenda.
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Tucson
E. 7Th St
Japanese Premier Kishi Heads to US for Talks with Eisenhower
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi departed Hawaii for Washington to seek stronger Japan US ties. He aims to expand mutual trust, push for greater Japanese economic role in Asia, and press for influence in US policy. His trip includes meetings in San Francisco New York and Los Angeles with a four day Washington stay followed by a Yankee game and UN visit.
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Samuel Wilder King
Kiishi
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Asia
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Food illness report due this week in Hayden case
A detailed report on last week's food poisoning of 126 workers at Hayden is expected this week. Health Director Frank Williams said lab tests ruled out sandwich ingredients and that disease-producing bacteria were likely spread by one or two lunch handlers. All workers, employed by Western Knapp Engineering Co., have returned to work.
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Florence
Hayden
Pinal County
Frank Williams
Williams
Kennecott Copper Co
Western Knapp Engineering Co
San Francisco
Jammed Ferry Sinks Off Korea With 82 Aboard
A ferry overloaded with 82 people sank off the southwest tip of Korea today. Seven people were reported missing and authorities launched a search after the vessel capsized in rough seas.
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Seoul
Korea
Firm To Build In Van Nuys
Borg-Warner Corp said its Weston Hydraulics unit bought 32 acres in Van Nuys California for a 75000 square foot plant. The facility will produce hydraulic and pneumatic gear for aircraft missiles and rockets and is expected to employ about 1000 people. Weston Hydraulics became Borg-Warner a subsidiary in 1947.
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Chicago
Borg-Warner Corp
Weston Hydraulics, Ltd
Calif
Weston Hydraulics
Borg-Warner
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