GOP Chiefs Preview State of Union and Eisenhower Health
Republicans focus on President Eisenhower as he previews the State of the Union. In Los Angeles Senator Kefauver accuses California Democrats of pressuring a June primary, while Stevenson backers seek ballot placement and speculation swirls on potential nominees and the president’s health.
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California
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Martine Neuberger
Richard Ty Nuwberger
Alice
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Ken Tidyer
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Stivenson
Southey
Dixie
Yey Sire
Russel J .Ga
Cindida
Howard M. Snyder
Condi
GOP
Senhow
Weather Curtails Kettle Collections
Weather curtails Salvation Army kettle collections in Corry and nearby. Storny ana wingry wesw curtailed contributions threaten holiday help but leaders hope two weeks will boost donations for needy families. Key Club members joined kettles on Saturday as Kiwanis and Rotary groups plan to cover bell duties.
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Ana Wingry Wesw
Salvation Army
Corry
St. Walter Crouch
Demonstration Ends at Redstone Township High School
Angered students halted classes as a demonstration outside Redstone Township High School led to the retirement of longtime principal Hess. Alfred DeFigio was named acting supervising principal as about 400 pupils joined the protest and 890 pupils reportedly stayed home.
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Uniontown
Redstone Township
Clarend
Outcry Over Ouster Of Hammond Drives Warren Democrats
Readable excerpts show Warren County Democrats seeking public reaction to the dismissal of Worth Hammond, with letters urging the party committee to address what is described as a one man dictatorship. The missive cites Highway Superintendent Fourne and mentions officials like Joseph Lawler and Senator Joseph Barry in urging taxpayer protest.
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Warren
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Warren Colney
Mike Papavero
Ghiarmatt
Wile
Georme
Joseph Lawler
Penhayvirth Hyhways
Jowph Barry
Stile
Haleisbury
Red Chief Hits U .5 In Soviet Talks Amid Calm News
Report from Delhi notes Nikita Krusheney and Soviet leaders discussing world affairs as Bulanin Khrushchev and Bulanin prepare for a news conference. Rhetoric about rights and education appears amid a march of 10 000 pacified villagers visiting Sonipat.
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India
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Ite
Russia
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Amet
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Buigahiss
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Atguupiatan
Bulanin
Khrushchev
Drunken driving case linked to damages and jail threat
A man pled guilty to a November 4 collision with a car owned by Dr Hugh O’Hare on East Main Street Essex Street. He faced a $110 damages bill and claimed recent employment, with a judge deferring sentence until the morning while warning on payment. Police testimony was presented as needed.
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Chirges
Burton
Essex Street
Hugh O'Hare
East Maistenet
Erith
Wiis
Aintil
Idze Lahther
AU Diye Pd Assi
Hirley Drike
Fraternity Hit By $50,000 Fire in State College
A blaze at Locust Lane Lovrist Avenue in State College destroyed a fraternity house and caused about 40000 dollars in damage. About a dozen students were awakened by the fire alarm as firefighters battled smoke and flames. Police and fire officials investigated the cause and the scene remained under examination hours after the incident.
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Deudente Wit University
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State College
Hunter Shot To Death At Ridgway
Ridgway scene of fatal hunting incident as a hunter, Andrew Tytn Rock, 21, of Spring Chutrely Ar Trong Couply, is found shot while deer hunting about 18 miles from Here. Police and a coroner investigate, with body transported to Armntrone Counts.
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Ridgway
Andrew ‘Tytnrock
William Smotse
Syrians Killed in Raid by Israeli Forces
Reported assault near the Sea of Galilee details indicate many Syrians killed or wounded. Officials say Israeli troops attacked fishing boats and the Jordan River area, with border skirmishes and civilian casualties cited amid mounting international protests.
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Associated Press
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Syrit
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Dee Ineo
Sea of Gubler
Urs
Naquart
Sea of Gullter
Dead Sea
Millway
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Faiu
Galilee
Jesus Christople
Israel
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Ain
Salt Thie
Ian Ciel
Uae
Baciiscus
Split In French Parties Will Aid Reds In Election
In Paris a split within the Ist Ant Communist alliance promises Reds more national Assembly seats. An anti Communist faction formed two blocs, boosting chances in districts where proportional distribution favors larger parties. A record candidate field and 30 million eligible voters mark election stakes.
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Associates Press
Paris
Be Flee
Pierre MendesFrance
Eagar Faure
Steve
Saturdas
Typhoid Cases Rise in Lancaster and Pittsburgh Area
Typhoid cases continue to rise with reports from University of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Bureau of Health. Officials cite 28 cases across the region, including hospital admissions and suspected contaminated products. Public health actions are underway.
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University of Pittsburgh
Amunioy
Saino Gin
Elec
Heruping Tsaimiindlion Iy
AFL-CIO Leaders Signal Political Role for Unions
Top AFL-CIO figures including George Meany indicate unions will stay politically active within existing parties. Meany says unions may form a third party if barred from political activity, while Walter Reuther notes union funds remain voluntary and contributions evolve with member consent.
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Associated Press
New York
Afl-Cio
Labor
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Georgy Meany
Nowh
Merkid Afl-Cio
Tabor
Walter P. Routhhur
AFL
ETO
Ireland
Continental Air Lines Orders Four Jet Airliners
New York Continental Air Lines ordered four Boeing jet strataliners for routes between Chicago Denver and Los Angeles. The planes cost about 27.3 million dollars and are expected to be delivered by May and in service by August. The president touted regular maintenance and spare parts. the total expense will be borne by the airline.
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Continental Air Lines
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Denvér
Los Angeles
Germerytel
Robert 1
Resignation of Lee at CAA Sparks Senate probe talk
Washington reports Senator Monroney accuses Secretary Weeks of seeking czar like aviation powers and says Senate Commerce Committee will investigate next month. Charles Lowen Jr. succeeds Frederick B. Lee as Civil Aeronautics administrator amid alleged White House pressure and friction with Undersecretary Rothschild.
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Une Eisenhower
Denver Republica
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Works
White House
Hoover Advocates Administrative Vice President to Ease Burden
Former president Herbert Hoover urged Congress to authorize the president to appoint an administrative vice president to handle 30 to 40 of the 64 government duties. He argued this would relieve the president of many routine tasks while preserving direct conduct of major departments. Hoover spoke on NBC Meet the Press amid Eisenhower’s heart attack and said the current vice president is ill suited to take on delegated duties. He suggested the office would sit between the presidency and Cabinet officers, aiding policy and administrative functions without a constitutional mandate.
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Herbert Hoover
Congress
United States
Hoover
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Eisenhower
Wuld
Club Tax Suit Remains Static
A local court case concerns four clubs for nonpayment of membership taxes. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Italian American Modse and the club seek tax relief while the suit proceeds. The hearing date is uncertain. the school board and attorneys must set terms, with tax amounts totaling 810 rola of 63,830.
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Chaiet
Schouboard Bolleitor
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Haighit
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Hitself
Tosis
Veventle
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Hye
Deer Hunters Out After Does in Two Day Antlerless Hunt
State Game Commission reports nearly 240000 special deer permits issued for the antlerless hunt to reduce herd before winter. Field observers note heavy hunting and widespread activity with many deer driven from woods. Officials say the hunt aims to trim the herd to protect winter food supplies.
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Elmer Simpson
Laval
Logan J. Bennett
State Game Commilsaion
Game Commission
Await Approval Of Tuition Rates For Local Schools
The district has submitted tuition rate proposals with expected approval. New rates retroactive to 156 begin, affecting elementary to high school pupils. Elementary $21.98, junior high $23.90, high school $41.3 per month, while nearby town Tiville terms show $6.30 and $8.49 per month rates.
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Luis Pi Partineill
Beltwwabtort
Finiaville
Corry
Compisrison Heath
Tmiville
Shifting Tax Plan Faces Senate Decision
In Harrisburg the Republican Senate weighs Governor Leders new manufacturers tax as some support shifts the levy to wholesale or retail levels. Senate Finance Chairman Kessler says caucus will decide amending or defeating the bill or returning it to committee.
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Republican Senate
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Lancaster
Senate Finance Committee
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Senate
Sen. Dent
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Dent
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Matany
Mahany
Wales
Kesler
O R Hillstrom Dies In California
O R Hillstrom a longtime Chicago banking and real estate figure dies in California at age about seventy five. He was an early stockholder of the local firm and brother of David A Hillstrom of the city. Survived by wife son daughter and two siblings, the interment is planned at Montell’s Mortuary with services in Lane Newch.
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Edn Byicken
Bole Beach
Mottell
Hewch
Former War Hero Gen Merrill Dies After Stroke
Maj Gen Frank Merrill a noted World War II figure and long time New Hampshire highways commissioner since 1940 died last night in Fernandina Beach Florida. The war hero known for Merrill’s Marauders was reportedly stricken by a heart or stroke attack at a motel near Jacksonville. His death ends a storied career in military service and public works.
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Fernandina Beach
Fla
Frank DR
New Hampshire
Jacksonville
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