Conservatives Win Confidence Vote but Eden’s Position Doubtful
The British government survived a confidence vote amid fallout from the Suez invasion. Prime Minister Anthony Eden's leadership was challenged as Conservative backers abstained, threatening a potential leadership shakeup and possible elections. The House approved a motion of confidence in Eden’s Middle East policy but with a reduced majority, signaling fragile support.
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London
Anthony Eden Wold
House of Commons
Middle East
Elitier
Eder
Mike Way
Britainy
France
Italy Bars Red Party Boss From Congress
Italian authorities barred Mikhail Susilov a top official of the Russian Communist Party from attending the Tallinn Congress of leftist factions. A Foreign Office spokesman cited public order concerns while Moscow denounced the move as political pressure and Rome refused landing clearance for a Soviet jetliner.
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Red
Yesir
Pantiss Uric Wits
Russlin
Huplattun Revoluton
Rome
Navy plane crew stranded at South Pole in extreme cold
A 10 man U S Navy crew aboard a jet aircraft became stranded at a South Pole base after one engine failed on takeoff. Grounded in 30 below temperatures, they secured sleeping bags and shelter while mechanics plan repairs during the Geophysical Year observation mission.
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Siumdo Sound
South Pale
Hytatin Benbels
Plang
Army Engineers plan $600000 hangar at New Cumberland depot
The Army Engineers Corps disclosed plans to build a $600,000 hangar next year at the nearby New Cumberland Army General Depot. The project aims to support the air unit of the depot’s rapid force, expanding facilities for the defense post.
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Harrisburg
Army Engineers Corps
New Cumberland Army General Depot
9& Air Unit
Police Check Suspects In Five Area Burglaries
State Police investigate a string of five burglaries across the district. Suspects linked to the Artur Young Hardware store Tillothon Corner and GLI Mill Centerville plus Log Cabin restaurant Waterford Yo intersection and Zdarkosper market Titusville and Willis service station. Loot valued around 400 dollars from Young Hardware. four electric items stolen elsewhere. Police search Cambridge Springs area for suspects. same gang suspected.
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Carmbeidirey Speirs
Artur Young Hardware
Tillothon
GLI Mill
Centerville
Waterford Yo
Ti Raiders
Titusville
Darko
Cambridge Springs
Three Convicted of Conspiracy in Acid Blinding Trial
A jury convicted Nick Mand and two others of conspiracy to obstruct justice in the acid blinding case of Victor Reset. Defendants face up to five years in prison and fines around one thousand dollars after 48 minutes of deliberation. Authorities allege the trio helped Abe Telvi threaten witnesses and impede federal investigations related to the attack.
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Victor
Héo Teivi
Alain Abe Teivi
Sliphire Aeld
Jesel
Broadway
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Wintel
Abe Telvi
Riese
Eritici
State to rehabilitate U S 22 from Harrisburg to border
The Highways Department plans a ten year three phase project to rehabilitate U S 22 from Harrisburg to the western Pennsylvania border at an estimated cost of 76 092 860. The route will cover 9.73 miles across eight counties with two more counties to join later.
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Bn — Ify She Highways Department
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Iin
Westmoreland
Wishington
Robert A. Farley
Department
Iets Ie Ohler
Uyé
War Against Fascism Mirrors Communism, Marlow Says
Jaques Marlow argues the United States fought fascism to curb communism, noting the same core traits and expansionist aims in both systems. He cites centralized power, suppression of opposition, and elite rule as shared features, comparing Nazi and Soviet regimes.
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Washington
United States
Tascam
American College Dictionary
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Ule
T B
Voip
Gommunists
Naat Party
Bolly Nadal
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Hungary
Perauasion
Euert
Milssiana Raye
Telea
Pion
May
Driver Clipping Autos Leads to Hit and Run Charge
A driver identified as Eugene Groet of Elgin hit two cars on a city street and left the scene. Richard Saxton noted Groet’s license plate after a collision on Pleasant Street. The parked Chevrolet belonged to Willard Dumbleton. damaged car losses were about 2750 dollars. Groet reportedly was drinking and failed to notify authorities of his address change.
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East Street
South Center
Pleasant Street
Center Street
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Brook Street
Sawyer
Richard Saxton
Eitth Street
Corm
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Elgin
NB Yuet Street
Corry
Groet
Grool
Howe
Vidays
Willa Dumbleton
West Irving Street
Driver Killed In Route 5 Crash
Ohio State Troopers identified the victim as Elis O. Humphreys, 35, of Bowling Green, after a Route 5 crash near the 15 mile post in Cisne Township. His rig skidded while travelling east toward Erie, the unit veering off the road and striking a tree. The body was recovered from the wreckage by responders.
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Jay
Cisne
Girard
Elis O. Humphreys
Bowlind Green
Hrvdetis
Himpheevs
Erie
Rowles
Court Sends One To Jail and 16 On Bond For Racial Disorders
In Clinton an order to halt rein tain orders closed Clinton High School. Federal authorities charged 17 individuals with criminal contempt for obstructing the order and disseminating materials. 16 bonded and sent to jail while one remained jailed after a conviction for revealing a factory’s documents. Anderson County schools planned a meeting to discuss reopening. The case involves charges from Federal Judge Robert L. HIGLON in Knoxville.
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Clinton High School
Anderson County Schoral Board
Lawrence
Anderson County
Robert L. “Higlon
Knoxville
Ict Dexita
Joe Dlohlan Farmer
Nixon urges U S to aid Britain in time of need
Vice President Nixon urged unilateral U S to give financial aid to Britain during the wartime crisis. He spoke at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, arguing aid is in American interests and could gain congressional support. Press secretary Hagerty noted the White House stance, while Dulles’ secretary prepared reaction.
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Mad Suitor Stabs Woman In Argument in Washington County
A man identified as James Be Lytle, 37, stabbed his partner in Finleysville after an argument over Mollier milk. The attack occurred near railroad tracks just outside Raven. Police report Lytle confessed to striking the woman and attempted escape before surrendering to authorities.
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Red Cross Appeals for Hungarian Refugees Support
The Red Cross aims to raise funds locally via newspiper, radio, schools and clubs to aid Hungarian refugees. The chapter seeks $12,000 but has only $56 of the goal. Miss Margaret Bowers explains channels for donations and shipment of supplies through the International Red Cross network.
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Administration Begins Policy Review For New European Aid Plan
The Eisenhower administration opens a major policy review amid Britain Egypt and Suez concerns. Officials weigh a possible new program modeled on the Marshall Plan to aid Western Europe while limiting overall spending.
Political Parties Spend Million On State Campaigns In Pennsylvania
The report shows Republicans with campaign receipts and expenses totaling over 2 million while Democrats report about 1.0 million in contributions and similar outlays. The Dollars-for-Democrats drive canvassed statewide, with Allegheny County leading in donations and Philadelphia trailing. Ten counties were unlisted in the report.
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Pennsylva
Te Hunie Committee
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GOP
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Recelvinie
Showine
Republican Suite
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James Ai Dutt
Dutt
Wea
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Penn
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Philadelphia
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Bincford
Bucks
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Monroe
Motous
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Northamberkind
Pike and
Beit
May Build New Airport Near Pittsburgh
An Air Force inquiry explores a proposed large airport near Pittsburgh with discussions about possible sites south of Meadvil. Officials cite infrastructure demand and defense training needs as factors guiding a potential move and future base assignments.
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Meadvilin
Dale
Air Fores
Water bill dispute causes cut in supply in Mandy
In Miksehport City a resident named Ponovoil owes $825 to the water authority. The city shut off the borough’s water supply after a collection effort failed. A local official blamed Willais Lthy for the disruption and noted the supply was restored to some services.
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Watrie
Bill McKerapout
Miksey
Port Clty
Mandy
Flicebent
Borotti
Shre
Willais
Fire kills driver and injures dozens on Chicago elevated train
An extensive blaze aboard a moving four car wooden coach of Chicago’s elevated train system killed the operator and injured about 40 passengers. The incident halted service from Evanston to downtown Chicago as firefighters and officials investigated the rapid spread of flames. An AP reporter aboard the second car described panicked passengers escaping and the fire forcing a shutdown along the line.
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Air Pagannier
Chicaen Transit Authority
Tell WA
Evanston
Cte
Anwar Steere Wien
Wiparll
Tarvie Avenue
UN Security Council brief on Greek battle victory reported
Bulletin from United Nations notes a victory today for Baltes over Cerehiorakis in the Philipplied War context. The report mentions the Security Council overseeing the event and parliamentary style proceedings.
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United Nations
Baltes
Cerehiorakis Fee Peenrese
Route 6 Closed By High Water
Route 6 near Mill Village is flooded with water pouring over the highway. Sleet and heavy rain inundate the area, submerging a barn and causing traffic disruption. Winds and continuing rain threaten higher water levels before any potential subsiding.
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Mill Village
Wiley
Pollock
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