Stalemate in Korean peace talks continues amid Allied appeal
Allied and Communist diplomats failed to advance talks at Panmunjom as U S envoy Arthur Dean pressed the Reds to say if they would break off preliminary discussions. The Communists replied with taunts and insisted Russia be invited as a neutral observer while United Nations members urged patience.
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Associated Prest
Nave Utmore
U. N
Dean
Russia
Msn Sul
Park Heinen
Soviet Union
Wabserver
Keven
Sauyce
Sigleningt
Eperth
Communist Party
Hw Kyemlim
Reward Offered in Pa Turnpike Killings Case
Three applicants seek a $1000 reward offered by Continental Transportation Lines for conviction of the killer of two truckers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike last July. John W. Wable awaits trial in Westmoreland County on charges. Applicants include Polite Sel Valentin Torres Belen NOME Fred J. Powell Samuel Scraig and others who provided details to police. Kennedy founder of Monongahela Trust Co and longtime Homestead bank president died in Wilmington Pa.
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Pittsburgh
Continental ‘Transportation Lines
Pennsylvania
John W. Wable
Obsopyle
Westmoreland County
Polite Sel
Valentin Torres
Belen
Nome
Wable
Gouzenko to Meet U S Probers in Secret Ottawa Talks
Gouzenko the former Soviet embassy clerk will meet with U S Senate subcommittee investigators in Ottawa. The Canadian press says he has provided information and awaits further questions while under Royal Canadian Mounted Police protection. He has previously said he holds valuable details but later claimed no new information to offer.
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Hoo
Ottawa
Thor Gousertco
Tom Snerel
United States
Theernal
Gouzenko
Sy Ying
Giruda
Hiikin
Roy Capadian Mounted Police
Chands
U. S
Nnation
Soviet leaders tighten purge as Armenian party chief ousted
Soviet Premier Malenkov and party boss Khrushchev push new purge actions. Armenian party leadership is expelled amid charges of harboring Beria loyalists. Georgia and Transcaucasian officials face renewed scrutiny. An accompanying Pittsburgh report notes the death of Anthony Savin after a street accident.
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Beria
Central Asian Republic
Associated Press
WEW York
Ori Malenkov
Silite
Khrushchev
Moscow
Tint Echmedshev
Henri Leningrad
Lavrenty P. Berla
Mfulenray
Borla
Stalin
Transcaucasian
Georwia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Werle
Khyushehey
Prva
Yridole
Pravdin
Khrushehev
Azerbaijan Comiunist Party
M. D. Bagirov
Ay Arutimov
Milenkov
Frhtushehev
Georgia
M. Bakuadze
Boris
Meadville Considers 1 Tax for Earned Income
Meadville Council approves a 1 percent earned income tax and doubles city assessments to fund the new levy. The plan lowers property tax rates while raising overall revenue, with enforcement rules for employers and residents including filing and collection duties.
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Pwo Mills
Meadville
Ty Cowell
Wanery
Iook
Tec
A. T. Honeyatt
Colonell
Mendiville
City of
Mendville
Supreme Court
Father Beats 3 Children To Death In Alleged Atrocity
In Williamson County Ohio, Frank Holby 94 confessed to beating three children with a crowbar and stomping on them. Two other children were severely injured and hospitalized with skull fractures as deputies investigated the alleged torture linked to a neighborly dispute.
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Strubenville
Frank Holby
Jefferson County
Bertani T
Holt
Russell Withite
East Spring
Wilson
Tracy
J. Sidney
Sunford
Slan
Doren
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wilsoe
Post Office Extends Hours For Christmas Mailers
Corry Post Office will stay open later to handle Yale parcel mailers this Saturday and the following days. Saturday ends at 4 pm for parcel windows, normally 1 pm. Monday extends to 7 pm, with regular closures at 4:30 pm. Extra staff added to manage holiday volume. Residents urged to mail cards now to ensure Christmas delivery. Postal notices will include two label options to guide movement of mail.
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Yale
Corry
Joel Teildents
Omrriers
Leadech Unese
House Panel to Strengthen Social Security Next Year
Chairman Reed said the Ways and Means Committee will move quickly to strengthen the social security program. He outlined three reforms: expand coverage to millions previously denied, raise the minimum monthly retirement to provide a realistic floor, and liberalize the earnings test for ages 65 to 75. Reed opposed canceling the scheduled January tax increase, arguing for protecting the system while seeking tax relief.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
House
Ways and Means
Socish
Reed
Mare
Pal
Eisenhower
Burglar Sanity Hearing Delays Trial in Larceny Case
Davis, 26, of R1, judged fit for sanity and ordered committed for psychiatric treatment. District Attorney Dunlaw says a sanity hearing may occur today as the case for larceny, burglary, and assault moves toward the grand jury. He admitted planning multiple nighttime raids on residences, leading police to examine him for motive. Detained after breaking into two apartments, he reportedly discarded items. some recovered later. He was hospitalized after assault by a mob and faces further court action with a grand jury planned.
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Wilinay Bar
Eaphile
Dan
Holly
Velersting
Dunlaw
Davis Iy
Criminal Court
Birighury
Asvlilt
Tscalpanne
Tim
Labathew
Potive
Davis
Mix
Willan
Randall
Avon
Joen Hospital
Ashy
Willy
Métorny
Gwitty Ho
Forest County
Thor
Youth Hurt In Clymer Crash Involving Brocton Driver
Floyd Wendell Blanks, 17, of Brocton, suffered possible skull fractures and loss of teeth after a head on crash on Sherman Road in Clymer. He was taken to Westfield Memories Hospital where doctors will assess injuries after X rays confirm extent.
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Brocton
Brotioh
Westfield Memories
Elthoualy
Clymer
Sherman Road
Veréttey
Chantaugus County
Cheriff
Sala Floyd
Wendell Blanks
Jew
Westfield Hospital
Jury declines charge in Waynesburg shooting case
Greene County grand jury returns no true bill on a charge of attempts with intent to kill against Johnson West in the shooting of his wife in Waynesburg. The same panel earlier this week indicted Charles Cowall in a separate murder case.
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Waynesburg
Holy West
Greene Commy
West
Charles Cowall
Pittsburgh meeting on Corry aides discusses sewage plant costs
Local officials in Pittsburgh hear from Corry aides about a planned sewage treatment project. The meeting covers the city engineer, legal counsel, and funds estimates, with figures ranging up to about 650000 dollars and a proposed plant plan under consideration.
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Pittsburgh
Corry
Battered head of girl found in abandoned well
Reports say a badly beaten girl was found in an abandoned well near Bowdyaly Coin, with two young white men being held for questioning in Vincence County. Sheriff and coroner committee investigated the scene, while relatives mourn the victim and await updates on charges and date of the inquest.
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Pamvlico
John Hania
Bee le
Farvey Allen
Nevershairir
Allen
Owlett and Fine Back Same GOP Governor Nominee
Mason Owlett a Republican national committeeman and Gov. John S. Fite agreed they would back the same candidate for the Republican nomination for governor in 1964. Owlett visited the governor at Indiantown Gap to say he would consult Fite before committing and Fine indicated it was likely they would unite behind one candidate.
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Wey Mscuelbieg
Fine
Owlett
GOP
Cain
Russians Ready to Reject Ike Proposal and Nuclear Scrutiny
U.S. hopes the Soviet Union will study Eisenhower’s atomic plan with care. Reports indicate Moscow may reject the approach while weighing a broader deal about nuclear weapons and strategic limits.
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Ike
U N Delegates Head for Home After Recess
United Nations delegates return to their nations for a recess amid cautious optimism over President Eisenhower's atomic power pool plan. Some expect progress next month, while others warn of Western hesitation amid Moscow’s anti nuclear stance. Pandit reports Eisenhower’s speech affirmed mankind’s need for peaceful atomic disarmament. Talks resume at the disarmament commission next month. Pittsburgh American Can Co and CIO United Steel Workers plan to resume negotiations Monday following a week of strike action requested by the Federal Mediation Service.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Associated Press United
General Assembly
Max SM
Moscow Radio
Rilysin
Vishinsky Ale
Fousela
Senhower
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Vishinskey
Vistineley
Thee Moscow Radio
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Assembly
I. M
Eiseshower
Russia
Niight
Irs
Pandit
Britain
France
World Forum
Elserthower
U. N
Pittsburgh
American Can Co
CIO United Steel Workers Union
B. T Basen
American Can
New York
Federal Mediation Service
Soviet Reply Still Awaited On Eisenhower Peace Plan
Soviet spokesmen signalled Moscow may reject President Eisenhower’s atomic energy for peace proposal. Western officials hoped for UN backed ban on a weapons pathway while Russia demanded unconditional prohibition and a global freeze. Eisenhower warned of atomic war if deterrents fail as tensions rise over disarmament and a UN commission proposal.
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Associated Press
London
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Moncow
Iain
Boris Leovtyev
Dex Soriber
Dianife
Leantyev
Nations Assembly
Trauniiy Botogale
Sky
Watt
Atomic Energy
Steret International
Russii
Eisen— Tower
USN
Assembly
Thdia
Syith Temlin Prapaminda
Wsgan
Avouml Bonelli
Senhower
Leonlyed
United Nations
U.S
Defer Sentence On Area Man 23 In Worthless Check Case
An area man aged 23 faced charges of passing worthless checks in multiple communities. He admitted issuing checks in Corry, Mytt, Union City, Waterford, and two other towns. Judge Samuel Roshberto deferred sentence for two weeks.
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Area Man
Ruidun
Union City
Rel
Rout
Samuel
Roshberto
Corry
Mytt
Waterford
Sie
Lae Cigry Barracks
Kellerence
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Monongahela Trust Co
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Peo
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Nedy
Home
Probers
Anthony Savin
North Bessemer
Columbia Hospital
Philadelpria
Sylvester Covell
End Sinrer Ina Corporation
Aiverrea
Rep. Reed
Corry Boy
al Session
Earl “T. Gherry
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Lly
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Lown
Willams
Plisuurg
Tepori Utut
Hite
Guy Abbey
Shiley
Gounad
Bethel
Pinburgh
Associaleid
Haiti
Esnhowe
Janes CO
Hagerty
le Po
U.N
Red
Moscow Warts
Atomic Energy Pool
Piitsburok
Tomas J. Vleieno
Sigenrold
Waders
Colambyd
Go Viviano
Nott Fintel
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