Jordanian Premier Aligns With West Khalidi Blasts Interference Charges
Jordan premier Hussein Khalidi rejects Western interference claims amid government crisis rumors. Cairo radio reports Khalidi resignation after meeting party leaders, with Syrian troops near Jordan and pro Western factions defending Khalidi’s stance while two fugitive ex-leaders seek refuge in Syria.
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Khalidi
Amman
Jordan
Hussein Khalidi
Egypt
Syria
Stat
CAROZ
Cairo
Hussein Khalidi Hhad
Middle East
Eight 6
Tha Tne Qi
ED Mpting
Jordin An Tirhell
Cleo
Bur Tardelt
Tel Aviv
Ama
Big Bill Lias Gives Up in Tax Case
Big Bill Lias and wife face a two million dollar income tax claim for 1942 to 1944. The government pursued civil proceedings while Lias, operator of the Wheeling Downs, contested appeals up to the Supreme Court. Receivers hold Lias property including Wheeling Downs as the case drags through 1950 pending court outcomes.
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Wrnenye
Wile Lam
Luly
Supreme Court
Hie
Ale Bo Lins
Duporbation
Oterview
Wheellig
Liss Wilds
Rome
Dean
Lins
Wheeling Dawns
U.S
Richmond
Cary
Wheeling Downs
Line
Fudtra
Sisioe Party
Woman 28 Held Captive 105 Days In Garden Dugout
London report describes Marjorie Jordin, 28, held by Jon Bridal, 20, in a dugout beneath a suburban garden for 105 days. She says Bridal lured her with promises of helping with experiments and taped her mouth during travel to the underground shaft room, which measured about 10 by 7 feet.
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Garden
London
Ventoy
Jerden
Marjorie Jordurr
Askie
Jon Bridal
Jordin
Ike and Stassen Seek U S Disarm Pact Progress
President Eisenhower and Harold Stassen signal United States efforts to win a disarmament pact with Soviet Russia. Talks in London and UN committee discussions continue with no new proposals on the agenda. A separate Erie County court action seeks damages in a fatal car crash near Carey.
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Augusta
Ebenhoewer
Harold bin
Russi
Lida
United States
Ytve
Auiviser of
Routters
Sill Ng Bick
Eisen National Gott Gate
Hoty
London
Tomorow
UN Silu
Stilamard
Htale
Dulles
Atipunta
Eisenhowers
Carey
Erie County Court
Cony-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Perpessity Oame
CYE
Ford
Erie ‘Trucking Co
Dundon
Corry Memoral
Wis
Area Drivers Face Suspensions And Restorations
Suspensions and restorations for area drivers were recorded by the Bureau of Highway Safety for the week ending April 8. Seven individuals had privileges restored while several others had licenses withdrawn or suspended for violations including failure to appear, driving too fast for conditions, and reckless driving. Names and addresses are listed for affected parties and restorations include Lawrence Anderson and John Anthony Fron Jock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Zirkin
Marions Street
Bolle
Elrive Tog
T. Corry
Dunne
Tallin
Coun
Violtson
Russell & Roche
Guys Mills
Bureau
Lawrence Anderson
Cory
John Anthony Fron Jock
Retailers Oppose Minimum Wage Bill
Twenty area retailers met to discuss wages for store employees in Sharon Shebango Tot. The group unanimously opposed the Kelly bill mandating half pay for all workers. They supported Secretary of Labor Michel’s provision to extend minimum wages only to stores or workplaces with more than ten employees and annual business over one million dollars.
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Aera
Shebango Tot
Sharon
Kelly
Libor Michel
Moon Seeks New Trial in Warren County Murder Case
Norman W. Moon, 82, who killed Warren Counts Judge Allison D. Wade in Warren County in 1954, asked Pennsylvania Supreme Court for a new trial arguing the trial was unfair due to a prejudiced jury and constitutional violations. His attorney contends the murder conviction and death sentence were improperly pursued after delays and staged proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Norman W. Moon
Warren
Tive
Moo
Pennnsylvania
Supreme Court
Edward Drimbauld
Liotta
Tne Mobiui
Puew
Leia Shold
Lut Delendane
Dumbauld
Hye
Fru
Connellsyite
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
Wife He Wis
Moon
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Dulles Seeks Suez Question Before United Nations
Secretary Dulles urged that the Suez Canal issue be promptly placed before the United Nations Security Council. He indicated no objection to American ships moving through the canal under protest if Egypt rejects a Security Council formula. The United States would pursue a solution via the UN rather than unilateral moves, with a decision expected soon.
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Washington On
Dulles
Suez Canal
UN Security Counsell
Dulles Whso
United States
Bite
Pailles
Billie
Egypt
Chilies
Secu
Archbishop Improves After Flu Attack Aids Jamestown Anniversary
Archbishop Geoffrey Fister of Canterbury recovered from a mild illness after a flu attack. A Church of Caelind primate, he postponed duties in the United States where he was to attend the 960th Jamestown anniversary celebration. A spokesman said Dr. Fisher hopes to depart soon.
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Ssnemath
Geoffrey Fister
Casterbury
Jnthienes Dé Plahies
Church of Caelind
United States
Jamestown
Fisher
Mansfield Proposes State Department Takeover of Foreign Aid
Sen Mansfield urges consolidation of foreign aid under the State Department. He would place the independent International Cooperation Administration under the new undersecretary for foreign affairs to unify policy and voice. Dulles sought public support for preserving aid programs amid economy-minded Congressional opposition.
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Mansfield
Washington
D-Mont
State Department
Compmic
Senate
Tinter
United States Information Agency
Jaircotton
Far
Monesfield
Dulles
Calligmlae
Higbrious
Congress
Associated Press
New York
Sen
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
C. Mansfield
International Co-operation Administration
Jahr ‘Hollister
Folsom Denies Federal Control Of Education
Rochester reports Secretary of Welfare Folsom rejects the claim that federal aid for classroom construction would bring federal control of schools. He calls the argument a major fallacy and cites a 159,000 classroom shortage. A House subcommittee approved a five year 400 million dollar grant plan as a compromise. full House action expected early next month.
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Rochester
Oratetary of Welfare
Folsom
House
She Ull
House Committee
Lawmaker Seeks Justification for Salary Hikes in Education Budget
Senator J Propert and Department official Don Moore argued before the House-Senate Appropriations Committee to explain a near 100 percent rise in salaries and other expenses in the public instruction budget for the 1957-54 biennium. The education budget, 1987-59, totals about 771,772,713, roughly half the state general fund, showing an increase of 1,620,046 from the 1955-457 budget of 96,820,007.
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Aamieuau Wr — Sequenry
J. Propert
Montgomery
Public Instruction Department
Department of Pub- Vic
Propert
Donald Moore
Budge Cineda
House
Senate
Uae
Won't Enter GOP Mayoralty Race in Pittsburgh
Samuel Jone, former district attorney of Allegheny County and president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, says he will not run in the Pittsburgh mayoral race. Candidates Joseph A. McArdle, a farmer and city councilman, and John Drew for county judge are locked in a tight contest.
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Samy
Jone
al Jennehy County
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Flys
Baixt
Aumulontins
Pittaburah
Joseph A. McArdle
Farmer
John Drew
Ue Buch Necking Mlimieys
Air Force Moves to Test Production Ballistic Missiles
Washington reports the Air Force will advance to production configuration tests of ballistic missiles. First, Thor IRBM tests at Patrick AFB followed by Atlas ICBM tests and later additional ICBM developments. Officials warn the pace hinges on integrating complex subsystems into a working single missile.
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Washington
Patrick Air Force Base
Fin
Atlantic
Air Force
Tragic Death Of Steeplejack At Birmingham Church Tower
J B Standridge a 30 year old steelworker from Bangor Alabama fell from a 178 foot church tower during preparations to position the steeple. Photographer Ed Jones 92 captured the final moments as the boom failed and the steeple toppled.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
J. B. Standridge
Bangor
Ana Standridge
Ed Jones
Phice
Standridge
Jones
Pardons Board Probe to End Thursday
A long running inquiry into the State Pardons Board is expected to conclude Thursday. Rep. Edwin W. Tompkins leads the six member committee and says only a few matters remain before delivering a final report to the Legislature. The hearings, spanning seven weeks, have raised concerns over political influence and the operation of the board and prison system.
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Arripburg
State Pardons Board
Edwin W. Tompkins
R-Cameron
Tompkins
Mini Mth
Arthur T. Prasse
Neil
Chewa
Enfuri
Plane crash at East Pittsburgh Airport injures visitor
A light plane ran off a runway at East Pittsburgh Airport and crashed into ice. The aircraft was demolished. Dreane, 28, of Jackson Michigan, received minor injuries while a visiting local man named Reine had been piloting the plane.
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Pittsburgh
East Pittsburgh
Obvert Dreane
Jackson
Mich
Reine
Plan Audit Of YMCA Books And Pledges
The Corry YMCA board announced a mid May audit of all pledges and books at the Library Institute. The building program committee reported rapid progress on the new facility despite weather, with pool forms ready and roofing completed. Arthur Burgess noted a district meeting at Erie to focus next on investigating delinquent pledges as monthly bills rise toward 40 000.
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Corry
Arthur Burgess
North West District
Erie
Vellah Bracken
Clarence Walke
Burgess
Titas
Pridges
Burness
Surgeon Performs Operation Aboard British Ship
An American surgeon operated on a British sailor aboard the Coast Guard cutter Mackinac in the North Atlantic after the British ship Thistledown transferred First Mate Walter B. Hall, 55, who had a perforated ulcer and peritonitis. The surgery was conducted as seas rose and the two vessels stood 200 miles apart earlier, with Hall reported in satisfactory condition by radio.
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Coast Guard
Noth Atlantic
Walter B. Hail
Thistleddu
Macklin
Newfoundland
William B. Sheldon
U. S. Public Health Service
Mackinac
Hall
Salis
Montreal
Cost Of Living Rises Again Across Pay For Workers
The Labor Department reports a continued rise in living costs led by higher food prices for pork and dilly items, offset by boosts in wages for about 1,400,000 workers. Government payroll adjustments aim to offset inflation, with an overall increase of roughly 75 million dollars in targeted pay rules.
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Milil
Labor Department
Tnefenses
March
Cox
Yorge
British Show Letter From Bulgaria Before Suez Attack
London disclosed sat night that Russia warned Britain an Arab sabotage of the canal would follow a Suez invasion. A published exchange between Bulganin and Eden showed Britain's appeal to the Soviet Union to help secure the waterway. French officials dismissed Molotov replies as politically motivated. Canada, Syria, and Saudi Arabia were mentioned in the broader crisis.
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London
Britain
Russia
Middle East
Bulgania
Eden
Soviet Union
Minster Macmillan
Cme
Bulgaria
Guy Mollet
Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Nasser
Stremlin
Egypt
Syria
Iroq
Europe
Jordan
Saudi Arbia
Brandis
Bulganin
Taihue
Edén
Bulgonin
France
United States
Tn ‘Gorvived
Ike Confers With Mitchell On Labor Problem Anensis
President Eisenhower plans a conference with Secretary of Labor Mitchell to discuss labor policy and possible reforms. Reports note aides anticipate emphasis on health, welfare, and federal action, with timing tied to a forthcoming budget and congressional agenda.
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Ike
Mitchell
Evenhower
Secretary of Labor
Tetalitier
Ailuadohn
Serute Macken
Comedia
Jamey C.hagerty
Ehld
Hagerl
Elsenhower
Milo
Hw Pines
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Stassen
Fixentinner
Suez
Sabury
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Tom Sawyer
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Jalienal
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Pardons Board
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