62 Feared Dead As Airliner Goes Down
A disaster over southern British Columbia may have claimed 62 lives aboard a Trans Canada Air Lines flight. The missing airliner, overdue near Vancouver, carried 69 passengers and 3 crew. The search, involving four RGAF planes, aimed to locate the aircraft as officials confirmed the overdue status and a possible crash in stormy conditions amid the Canadian worst air disaster history.
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Winnipeg
City Gets Sewage Check City Receives Aid Payment
The city received 9688.80 from a state aid program to fund sewage maintenance. The payment, the first under the program, compensates for a shortfall after the General Assembly did not approve sufficient funds. The 1985 period explains bond retirement funded by local assessments on Corry homeowners.
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Report Japanese Prince Died In Russian Prison
Report indicates Prince Fumitalen onoye died October 20 in a Finatan prison city. The prince attended Princeton University and led the foundation in 1087, later fading from public life. His father Prince Euniimars, once Japan's prime minister, was involved in wartime events with Chiya.
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Broadway Actor Clubbed To Death In Hotel Room
Malcolm Heyes, a Broadway actor from the No Time For Sergeants Army show, was found beaten and bound in a Chicago hotel room. Detectives say whisky bottles were used as weapons. two teenagers from St Louis and Evansville were identified as suspects after breaking in during a disturbance.
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Erlanger Theater
Dulles Plans Meetings With Lloyd and Pineau
Secretary of State Dulles planned separate talks with British Secretary Lloyd and French Minister Pineau to bridge rifts over Egypt and the Suez crisis. He said Washington seeks peaceful, cooperative paths and aims to push past discord ahead of the North Atlantic Alliance meeting. The discussions follow U. S. opposition to British French military actions and hint at a broader NATO unity push.
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United States
Airmen repair plane return to polar base
Airmen at the South Pole repaired engine trouble and flew their bomber back to base. May reports the U S Sewers site and three buildings near completion as Major construction aims to finish by month end. American scientists will continue observations during the approaching winter as part of the International Geophysical Year.
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Haing
America
Nine Negroes Go Back To Clinton High School Today
Clinton Tennessee integrated Clinton High School reopened with nine black students eight of whom walked to classes. Three police cars patrolled briefly. no disturbances were reported. Federal court arraignment was set for 16 white defendants in Knoxville over racial violence linked to the closure.
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Anderson County
Byrd Opposes Cancelling British Debt in Emergency Postponement
Senate Finance Chair Byrd signals support for delaying but not forgiving interest on Britain's wartime loans. He favors postponing the December 21 payment of about 82 million dollars on an 3 billion loan and 600 million on lend-lease, while opposing principal waiver. He cites past U S aid and stresses contracts must be fulfilled.
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McKeesport Faces Water Bill Threat Over Payment
City officials warned McKeesport and surrounding borough Ut White that its water supply could be shut off if a 26,005 water bill remains unpaid. The bill covered summer water supply charges and threatened service suspension.
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Eisenhower condemns Soviet Hungary brutality on Human Rights Day
President Eisenhower urged free peoples to honor human rights amid the Hungary crisis, calling Soviet oppression a global horror and detailing how the Universal Declaration is repudiated by tyranny. He noted the UN rights charter eighth anniversary and the world’s need for renewed resolve. The address accompanied church services and a cornerstone ceremony in Augusta.
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Puppet Premier Leads New Drive To End Hungarian Revolt
Vienna reports Hungary imposes martial law under Premier Janos Kadar as security forces crack down to wipe out opposition. The regime dissolves workers councils and orders summary military trials for offenses punishable by death, amid seven weeks of unrest and isolation from the West.
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Corry Chamber Drive Nears 12000 Goal in Audit
The Corry Chamber of Commerce Keep Pace With Tomorrow drive nears its $12,000 target after an audit shows progress. Manager Stewart Long said a final tally by Friday could push the total over the mark as pledge cards remain outstanding and captains push for responses.
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Chamber
United States Urges UN to Condemn Russia Over Hungary
The United States and 15 nations urged the UN General Assembly to condemn the Soviet Union for stripping Hungary of independence. The resolution calls for Russian withdrawal under UN supervision and restoration of Hungary’s political independence, with Cuba backing a separate motion to oust Moscow if it persists.
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Corry Junk and Autoe Changes Owners on East Main
Corry Junk and Auto, a scrap business near the east city line, announces new ownership. Erie man Bol Bullet buys AL Mutko’s stake, four months after the company opened in a Howard Powell building once owned by Harold Powell. The firm focuses on purchase and sale of scrap metal and related items.
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Oil off Lake Erie drilling seen as likely soon
Harrisburg reports that the national oil industry may begin offshore prospecting in Lake Erie. Governor Lender supports actions to secure resources beneath the lake, while geologists cite strong evidence of potential oil beds near the Pennsylvania coral region and similar offshore activity in Canada and Ohio.
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White Sox President Dies
Grace Comiskey, president of the Chicago White Sox, died suddenly today in her apartment. The head of baseball’s pioneering Comiskey family apparently died of a heart attack related seizure after a period of ill health since a serious heart attack in March 1960. She was about 70.
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Car-Milk Truck Crash Fatal To Six Nurses
Six women died when their car skidded on Route 22 and struck a milk tank truck after snow earlier. The driver Frank Ballin of Poth kept was uninjured. The victims identified include Sheila Woodhe, 19, a St Marys School of Nursing graduate, and other young student nurses en route to Harlem Valley State Hospital.
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See No Room For Tax Cut Stance Outlined by Treasury
Treasury spokesman told Ways and Means subcommittee that budget figures are still being assembled and no tax reduction plan will be proposed at this time. He indicated no immediate changes to income or excise taxes and emphasized budget work continuing ahead of July 1, 19th.
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Songwriter Dies in New York Amid Obscure Scribbles
A songwriter, identified as a fan of military life and nicknamed Mineman, died yesterday in New York. Reports mention unfinished songs and a focus on duties, with notes referencing “My Sweetie” and other phrases. The obituary gives limited details beyond his professional ties and his death.
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Egyptian fire on British patrol in Port Said sparks clash
In Port Said Egyptian guerrillas attacked a British patrol with machine gun fire striking one soldier lightly wounded. Seven Egyptians were arrested as Britain and France protest to UN authorities over a ceasefire breach. The fight follows growing tensions ahead of a full withdrawal plan and heightened patrols.
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CAP Over Plane Alert Caps Weekend Search For Jet Trainer
Civil Air Patrol units were alerted across the state after a USAF jet trainer vanished on a flight from South Dakota to Westover Massachusetts. The plane took off Saturday night and search teams, including seven senior CAP members, scoured the route as authorities indicated possible veering off course. No wreckage or identifying markings were found at dawn and the incident remained under investigation.
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Hold Vice Trial Delayed to January 2nd
Philadelphia date shows the vice trial for a 40 year old former entertainer, charged with pandering and corrupting a minor, postponed to January 2. The defendant’s attorney Louis LippshiIe stated the delay is needed to prepare a full defense and obtain witnesses.
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Release prospects for 10 Americans held in China loom
Calcutta report cites Premier Chow urging patience while hinting the United States may release 10 Americans still detained in Communist China. Chow says Beijing has freed 34 and warns US lists could pressure Chinese families. He notes the 10 have offenses but not yet served sentences and could be repatriated if behavior improves.
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