Hammarskjold Ends First Stage of Peace Talks Near Israel Border
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold completed the first stage of his mission with Egyptian officials amid tense Arab Israeli border conditions. He met 301 minutes with Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser and spoke an hour with Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi, accompanied by Burns Vigier Ridman. Both nations promised restraint as sporadic fire and injuries were reported along the frontier, with no casualties. Hammarskjold to continue discussions, expected to travel to Israel after Beirut staff work.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Haranfarskjold
Gamal Abdél Nasser
Mahmoud Fawzi
Burns
Henri Vigier
John Ridman
Jerusalem
Meron
Upper Galilee
Israel
Syria
Taraeli
Jordan River
Hammarskjold
Acta
Sard
Mel
Hammarnkjold
Beirut
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower Faces Farm Bill Dilemma Amid Florida Primary Fight
President Eisenhower and advisers grapple with farm bill policy as Stevenson and Kefauver campaign in Florida for the May 29 primary. Stevenson attacks special interests while Kefauver plans a major speech on the Middle East, pledging support for Israel.
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Assoc*ted
Eisenhower
Adial Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefanger
Tennessee
Florida
Augusta
Beck Realty
Agriculin Benson
Gabriel Hauge
Kefinger
Tampa Bar Association
Washington
Maingle
General Moors Corporation
Rt. Peterabung
Kossiver
Kefauver
Middle East
Israel
Dental Fees Rise in Corry as Fillings Set at Four Dollars
Dentists in Corry raise charges after a meeting by the Jowal group. Minimum filling fee increases to 4 dollars from 3, with a 3 dollar broken-appointment charge only if the patient gives timely notice. Mouth and throat examinations at a new 8 dollar fee, extractions 3 dollars each, dentures priced higher, cleanings 4 dollars, bite wing x rays unchanged, full-mouth x rays 10 dollars. Unanimous approval reported for the new rates. Fluoridation of the city water supply is endorsed to reduce tooth decay in children.
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Corry Medical Association
Jowal Dentists In. S
Dental Pa
Opposition grows to Pennsylvania stamp sales tax plan
Harrisburg reports two Republican senators support removing the 3 percent state sales tax stamp method citing higher collection costs of 8 to 10 million dollars. GOP leaders and business groups back removal while advocates argue the plan is simple and could be kept with amendments.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Chatman Rachtd
J. Kessler
R.lancaster
Senate Finance Committee
Rowland B. Mahany
Kessler
Miles Horst
GOP
Charles C. Smith
Horst
Smith
Kestler
Philadelphia Merchants Association
House Senate
Muhshy
Wales
Ohio
Religious book peddler cited for selling without permit
Chief Hurley Drake reported a man in the 100 block of North Center street selling religious books and magazines. Alvin Ambros Wilson of Wilton admitted affiliation with West Penn Book And Bible House of Pittsburgh and said a permit was required to solicit in Corry.
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City Alles
Hurley Drake
North Center Algoet
Alvin
Ambros Wilson
R. D. Wattsburg
Wilton
Drake
West Penn Book and
Bible House
Pittsburgh
Corry
Wilson
Shiinon
Jeter
Tavern Owner Slain In South Philadelphia Taproom
Albert Foglietta, 54, was shot to death in a South Philadelphia tavern as he allegedly tried to hand over cash during a holdup. Salvatore Caputo, a former tavern owner, helped at the bar. the attacker, described as a about 20 years old, fled after ordering them to hide. Foglietta lived in Haverford Township and was killed by bullets to the chest and neck amid a struggle over receipts totaling a few hundred dollars. Police labeled the incident a plot-sized holdup and are investigating possible accomplices.
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Philadelphia
Albert Fogletta
Tun Mun
Fogletta
Salvatore Caputo
Fogliatia
Haverford Township
Egents
Fokus
Easl Revite
Capulo
Foglietta
Caputo
Fopletta
Pollor
Stevenson Backer Sees Dem Victory
Harrisburg report from Associated Press notes Adlai Stevenson backers claim Democratic victory in November. John A. Hipf, vice chairman of Pennsylvania for Stevenson Committee, says the Eisenhower era favored big business and biased national policy.
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Stevenson
Dem
Associated Presy
Harrisburg
A _renniyl funia hacker
Adlai Stevanaon Precious & Bemboratic
Waals
Whithe
Dencribéc
Drunry Redorn
Wie Bluontuwee Sds Bration
John A. Hiph
Pennsylvania
Stevensign Committing
Record Turnout Of City Anglers Seen First Day
A forecast of a large turnout for opening day of the fishing season in Corry reports 16,000 fish stocked in streams near the city including Soul Branch Beaverdam Run Brokenstraw Creek Hatch Hollow Boyd's Run Shaw Run and Lake Pleasant. Anglers from Erie and Ohio are expected to join locals on South Branch of West of the city Beaverdam Run and nearby waters with browns and rainbows ranging from 6 to 12 inches and many brook trout over a foot long. season runs through July 31 with a creel limit of six per day and a keeper length of at least nine inches.
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Pennsylvania
Winges
Merrii Lillie
Corry Hatchey
French Creek
Beaverdam Run
Brokenstraw Creek
Hatch Hollow
Boyd's Run
Shaw Run
Lake Pleasant
O Creek
Spartans MT
Cotfer Creek
Tionesta Hatchery
Corry
South Branch
Erie
Ohio
Iden
Condon Sid
Fire danger warning issued to anglers in the area
An official appeal warns anglers and the public to exercise extreme caution as fire danger rises. Authorities urge careful disposal of cigarettes and prohibit open fires near grass and brush while crews prepare equipment and volunteers for potential fire response amid ongoing dry conditions.
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Popesiey Oflwane
Tony
Norris
Air Force man may be next JCS chairman
Washington reports say Army General Abner Gruenther may leave the army this year to head NATO forces, fueling talks that an Air Force officer could be named chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff next year. speculation notes the JCS has been led by a general and an admiral, by custom, with the Air Force considering two top posts.
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Abed M. Gruenther
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Tat
Gruenther
Army
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Btvienshower
Europe
Joint Chiefs Organization
JES
Omar Bradley
Arthur Fushford
Wien
JCS
Nathan F. Twining
USAF
Ands Noratd
NAC Forces
Jong
Jus Beer
Ball Top de Monlte
Elwenhower
Novstad
Yee
Comander
Inter NATO
Tay
Gener
Unclear eyesight fade cited in unnamed New York column
A garbled report from New York notes an unnamed columnist fading eyesight and a brief reference to an incident on Broadway. The piece mentions an assistant, sulphuris, and a شخصية Run sel 41, but details are unreadable and names are uncertain.
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New York
Colum Mant
Vleton Feisnel
Grass Fires Break Out Here
Firemen were rushed to two grass blazes before 11 o clock this morning. The first blaze near the Corry Brunch Block on Grace Street. the second on the Corry Spring Creek. The city blaze was quickly controlled. No. 8 truck was out. No. 1 station notified of no blaze at Rowland junk yard. No. 4 truck finished at Corry. No. 2 truck went to 248 West Smith Street to turn off a tot.
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Corry
Grace Street
Corry Spring Creek
Columbus Fire Department
Notic
Nation Weather Improves Across The Nation
Clear skies and mild temperatures spread from the plains to the Great Lakes and Middle Mississippi Valley. In the Mississippi Valley highs rose 15 to 20 degrees. cooler in the Onlo and Great Lakes region. Scattered rain and light snow fell in New England. hot conditions persisted in Texas and Oklahoma with windy conditions in the southern plains.
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Mevada
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British Papers Pay Tribute to Gruenther in London
British papers and officials paid tribute to General Alfred M. Gruenther, commander of NATO forces, with messages of thanks and praise. The London Times and others warned the coming days would be critical as the defense alliance faces tests and scrutiny.
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London
Brrth
Alfred M. Gruenther
Prome
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Forota ii
Maud Lust
St. Clare's
Nina
Teesal
Matvaty
Eden
London Times
Navy commissions fleet's mightiest ship Saratoga in Brooklyn
The Navy christens the 60,000 ton carrier Saratoga, second in its class, with a ceremony at Brooklyn Navy Yard. Captain Robert Y. Stroh commands. Secretary Thomas and other officials attend as the ship, powered by 250 000 horsepower engines, nears record propulsion and aircraft capacity.
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Saratoga
Cighter
Navy
Charles I ‘Thomaa
Brooklyn'n Naval Shipyard
Baratogn
Forrestad
Tve
Worea
Ries
Robert Y. Stroh
Miss Truman Goes Home For Wedding
New York report says Margaret Tounnys travels by train to Independence Missouri for her wedding to Daniel, assistant to the foreign editor of the New York Times. An awkward exchange occurred with a matron who reportedly refused to meet the couple, remarking about personal plans.
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Pen Etaten
New York
Margaret Tounnysie
Independence
Alin Wit
Menapapornian
Cliffon Daniel
Daniiel
New York Times
Eisenhower Cabinet Discusses Farm Bill Veto Possibility
President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson met at Augusta National Golf Club to discuss an election year farm bill they oppose. Benson declined to say if he would recommend a veto as the President weighs options likely to be announced after a Washington return early next week.
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Eienhower
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Washington
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Hye
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Eisenhower Benson Wis
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