Schools Weighing Pay For Use Of Cars
A school committee reviews payments for staff using cars for official business and approves shifts in cafeteria controls. The November report shows costs and the plan to move district book records to the high school office while investing surplus funds in 90-day federal notes.
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GueGr
Hilaire
Mins Hill
Parryi
Alvey
Corry Ave
Wright School
Coneiwsy
Kvormt
Abie Anid
Elwin Fuller
Wye
Commerce Dept Sets 7 Million Doses Export Quota
Washington reports the Commerce Department will export seven million doses of Salle pollo vaccine in the first half of 1997. The move aims to meet international demand while ensuring domestic supply remains adequate.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Hospital Nursery Having A Bawl In The Memorial Mogpit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hospital nursery event with references to births and a superintendent named Régar Aledunder. The readable text hints at a past twenty four hours tally of babies and a local nurse or administrator overseeing the unit.
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Mogpitit
Brownell Urges voluntary compliance on desegregation
The attorney general urged U S states to seek voluntary compliance with desegregation in transportation following the Supreme Court ruling. He said that state officials and common carriers should be guided by constitutional rights and promised further steps if voluntary efforts fail.
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Washington
Sayin
Pase Srhmein
Supreme Cairhs
Mindabe
le Supreme Court
Bhiten States
Brownell
Contest On Tap For Chief's Hose Company Result
Contests set for selection of a fire chief at Stanford Hose Company events this Thursday night. Balloting will recommend to City Council the candidate with Aldermanic support. For nine years Rav Taurlé led the department with little opposition, while firefighters hope for a larger turnout and may nominate Assistant Chief Col Hor for the ballot.
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Stinford
Clty Connett
Wovernttig
Alwys Gey
Rav Taurlé
Chistes Col
High Court Declines Extortion Case Appeal
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of former Burgess Al dred Ackerman of Whitaker Pennsylvania who faced 57 counts of extortion. He was convicted May 29 1853 and sentenced to two years in the Allegheny County Work House. He remained free on bond pending the appeal.
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U. 5
Supreme Court
Aldred I
Ackerman
Whitaker
Jostice
Allegheny County
Henke
NATO Leaders Meet in Paris to Strengthen Pact
Fifteen NATO nations gathered in Paris to bolster unity and discuss new military programs for 1958. The session focused on reinforcing cohesion amid political strife and economic crisis, with emphasis on defense spending and modernization of forces.
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NATO
Paris
Suez
New
Wlter
de Bion
Seyerit Julnistens
NATO Wis
Western
Britain Granted Record Credit From IMF to Stabilize Pound
Washington reports Great Britain received credits totaling 1.3 billion dollars from the International Monetary Fund to support the pound and British finances after the Suez crisis. The funds, including 873.409 million dollars in diversions, will be drawn as needed at varying interest. London plans to maintain the pound at its current parity, with relief aids aiding oil costs and wartime expenses.
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Washington
Great Britain
Currencey
moneLuy Resérvun
Lorition Governmene Na Mtn
Beltuini
Ste
Treasling
Monetary Fund
Bilan
Lonion
Britaln
Canal Wren
Egypt
London
United States
Elenhower
Congress
Per Sicobsson
Corry Area High School docketed student names listed
A fragment from Corry Area High School references a first Une txt fight in a boat room with attendees around a table. Names include loth and right arouind ie table, Secretary, Ander sem, Hubert Vaughin, Stewart Toby, Howans Todd, Elgin Charles ernedy, Wayne Township, Supt LM Douglas, Fink G. Mektwigh, Wave Block Spring Creeks Albert Bandburé, Collinbue own hip, Elwin Waller, Corry, Walter.
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Maiburs
Cannemlee
Corry Area
Arouind
Hoy
Andersem
Hubert “Vaughin
Stewart
Toby All of
Corry
Howans Todd
Elgin
Charles Ernedy
Wayne Townahip
LM. Douglas
Fink G. Mektwigh
Albert Bandburé
Collinbue
Elwin Waller
Walter
India Pushes Plan to Oust Soviet Troops From Hungary
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York India and seven Asian allies presented a resolution urge Moscow to withdraw from Hungary. Hampered by differing views, the proposal seeks talks with both Russian and Hungarian representatives and calls for UN mediation.
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India
Hungary
United Nations N.Y
General Assembly
United Nations
N.Y
Ticia
Hunggary
Dae Lammarrkjold
Hammarskfold
Budapest
Moscow
Ny. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Menon
Tistead
Nae
Hume Brskiold
Confession Price Demands in Killer Case
San Francisco suspect Stephen Nash, known as the Killer of Five, asks $1,000 for a confession and $50 per sentence. He allegedly admitted to killing multiple victims and refused to detail further without payment. A Los Angeles grand jury indicted Nash on murders tied to Santa Monica pier and other incidents. Investigators note Nash previously claimed several killings but demanded cash before revealing details.
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San Francisco
Stephen Hush
Ritless
Kensetlh Wells
Sacramento
Lommey
Sacramento County
Los Angeles
Want
Larry Rise
Santa Moniett
John Willinmerg
Nash
Robert T. Behe
Echo
Behe
Noah
Nuh
Burns
Willand Burns
Richmond
Galle
Inger Harbor
Couple Dies From Gas Fumes
Neighbors found Henry Byinkin and his wife Amelia dead in their bed, victims of carbon monoxide fumes from a heater. Allegheny County coroner’s office ruled asphyxiation due to gas fumes in the home. أخبار
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Whitaker
Henry Byinkin
Amelia
Neighbous
Allegheny
County Coronecy
Rebels Defy Radar Decree Search For Missing Plane
Ground search begins for a missing Vancouver aircraft after the pilot Captain Allan Clark, 35, of Montreal, reported a left engine failure and attempted a return to Vancouver from Hope. RCAF Squadron Leader G L Sheehan said teams would push toward the reported crash site before fresh snow limits visibility.
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Vancouving
Hope-Princeton
Frites
Vancouver
Calvary
Capy Allan Clark
Montreal
Hope
Somit
RCAF
G. L .Sheihan
Rei
Benim
NERE
Trans- Danada Airlines Uesinspork
Plone
General Strike Grips Hungary Cutting Communications
VIENNA reports the Hungarian government announced seizure of property for those who left Hungary since the rebellion began October 2. Budapest faces a widespread 48 hour strike called by the Central Workers Council as transportation and long distance services are disrupted and hospitals warn of dwindling supplies.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Janos
Eall
Budapest Central Workers Council
Antipeonseus
Tere
Kadir
Atyike
Comne
Austeigum
Sonntry
Kadar
Deere
Tein
Sailway
Hihgariant
Hegyeshalom
Hinstir Fit Nickelsdorf
Egypt to Deploy 2000 Police to Port Said Amid Unrest
Port Said authorities say 2000 Egyptian police will be sent to the city as British and French withdrawal risked further chaos. The move followed reports that extremist groups may try to disrupt security near the Suez Canal, with earlier incidents including grenade fragments injuring a Royal South patrol member.
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Egypt
Leutenant Wis
Mbwing
Miliiry Authouities
Cimy
Brotherhood
Nasser
Suez Canal
Egyp- Hon
Nasser Mall Punt
Sue Canal
Herria Ambi
Biler Chiiat
Port Bald
Revol- Honery
Tumy
How
Newspaper Head Dies in Chicago Era of Press Leaders
A prominent Chicago newspaper executive, Harper Baker, 45, passed away yesterday. Baker led the Chicago Sugar Times and previously worked with the New York Choice and Central Press Association. He was born in Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Harper Baker
Hie Chica SugaTines Agridicyte
New York Choice
Central Press Association
Pacific
Atlantic
International Noth
Bie Wath
Brooklyn
Suit Over Old Club Tax Heads to Final Hearing
A Corry Pennsylvania suit challenges the school district clubs and fraternities tax arguing illegality and unequal application. Judge Burton is set to hear arguments next week on the constitutionality and disputed sums including about six hundred to twelve hundred dollars per group. The district has previously dropped the levy for some years and faces an unresolved amount of roughly three thousand seven hundred dollars.
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Corry
Burton
Evie
Meyer
Frank McKnight
Corry Board
Elkss
Talian-American Association
Loyal Order of Moone
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Iraq Will Withdraw Troops From Jordan After Demand
Baghdad announces Iraq will pull out of Jordan following a Jordanian demand to redeploy forces. The move comes amid regional strain as Egypt and Syria escalate attacks and as tensions rise over Jordanian leadership and pro Western shifts.
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Iraq
Jordan
Sinai
Perninsula
Amman
Gove Ginmient
Mey
Suleiman Nu- Hulsi
Hungary to Return to Normal Tomorrow Says Legation
Tibor Zadok first secretary of the Hungarian legation in Washington told reporters that while the protest over the October revolt is recent, he is 9 percent certain that by tomorrow life will be back to normal. The State Department noted the disturbance began Sunday and lasted over 24 hours as Budapest and Washington work to restore order.
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Hungary
Washington
Amollitdn
Budapest
Tibor Zadok
Hungaria Legation
Three Greeks Killed In Cyprus Violence
Greek nationals were slain in Cyprus as the EOKA guerrilla group targeted Greek Cypriots. Reports say two were killed while traveling near Famaguete and Narga, and a third was killed while sleeping in a villa near Frenarbe. British authorities monitor the unrest and potential Greek retaliation.
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EOKA
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Famiguete
Larnaga
Lita
Frenarbe
Greece
Anti Reds Parade Shocks Polish Port City of Stettin
A wild anti Russian demonstration in Stettin involved marches on Soviet targets, window smashing, and attempts to break in. Police, troops, and workers militia dispersed the crowd. numerous arrests reported while officials blamed drunks, locals say it stemmed from planned student action.
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Warsaw
Stettin
Hungary
Blettti
Oder River
Berlin
German Pomerania
Poland
Moscow
Wladysiyy Gomulka
Zycin Wareszawy
Boviec
Wue
Tirizouity
Walk
Mae
Teachers Withdraw from National Merchants Federation
Atlanta teachers voted to withdraw from the American Federation of Teachers at year end citing administration issues and member concerns. The move follows weeks of tension over accreditation and wage negotiations affecting local schools.
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Atlanta
Wraekens
Bership
U S Major Ousted in England Strife Strom shows U S Army chief to leave
U S Major Erneth Sabowint, a Mil force leader in Britain, is ousted amid tensions between Britain and the United States. Reports say a landlord refused American policy support and Sabowint’s removal followed diplomatic strains involving the Euler Canal dispute and potential withdrawal.
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Lunuur
Hlsture
Akhud
Rlntiowin
Wis
Erneth Sabowint
Atterican
Manteary
Sabslini
Mile Personia Witys
Itty Bylious
Sabatitilis
Eatne Piloe
Tritiiris
Wheelining
Bisten
Hiss
Euler Canal
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Eesina Bigckholm
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