Motormen Submit Plan To End Strike
Motormen stall, then propose a six point plan to Mayor Wagner to end the walkout now in its eleventh day. MBA members meet in Brooklyn to seek a conference and settlement, with 203 more motormen back to work and subway service restored to about 61 percent. Attorney Lew Waldman says the plan is not take-it-or-leave-it and a negotiating board will be provided for talks. The dispute pits the MBA against the AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union, with continued coverage promised.
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New York
Uneir
Independent Motormen
Brooklyn
Robert B. Wagner
Wagner
Transit Authority
MBA
Lews Waldman
Waldman
Stewsmen
Afl-Cio ‘Transport Workers Union
Subway Workey
TWU
Three-Car Crash Causes Loss On Route 277 Near Sparta
Winter road conditions sparked a three car collision one mile north of Spartansburg on Route 277 at 11 15 am. Alvin Brenner 41 Sparansburg drove a slow auto rear ended by George Beal 66 and then Beal’s car struck Katherine Baumgrotz 18 causing $1005 in damage. Beal sustained forehead contusions and Baumgrotz upper lip injuries. no medical treatment reported.
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Spartansburg
A. c
Howe 277
Alvin Brenner
Sparansburg
Beal
Baumgrote
Brenner Auto
Katherine Baumerota
Savings And Loan Pays Dividend Declared
The Corry Savings and Loan board announced a dividend of 3 percent per year totaling 76587 dollars for 1860 shareholders. About 7500 dollars will be paid by check tomorrow while the rest is credited to accounts.
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Corry Savings Ina Loan
Board of Directors
McDowell Republican editor shot self in suburb
McDowell, 55, a Republican committee worker and weekly news editor for Suburban Willinsboro, reportedly shot himself Wednesday in a hotel where he worked on a job. Police say the incident occurred as he faced stress heightening rumors and internal party tensions.
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Shlon
Pittsburgh
Servry
Mobsters May Face Contempt If Silent On Gang Party
A New York legislative hearing probes links between mobsters and a gang party with witnesses like Joseph Barbera Jr and John Montana pressed to testify. Investigators seek motives behind the gathering hosted in Buffalo area, amid questions of partytie conduct and possible contempt consequences for noncooperation.
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Abiany
Joe Dente
le Boiyert
Jay
Joe Proud
Bioukiyi
Dusopl
Puleone Utes
Joeph Barbera Jr
Young Barbera
Vai
Lin Ot Dagen
Dtr
Hue
Orwienio
Orwenio
Wilven Foran
Republicd
Lko
Love Oxey and Brom
John G. Montana
Emelican
Buffalo
Borw
Genet
Collier Retains Stanford Hose Chief Post
The Stanford Hose Company election at No 1 Tire Station named Collier as chief after a heated race with Laur ie and Lawson. Laurie failed to gain the post, Downey kept as first assistant chief, and Jerry Davis won second assistant chief unopposed.
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Laurie
Pearly
Ripple Cart Ak
Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Ray Lawrie
Charles Collier
Laurie Group
Brst
Collier
Jack Downey
Jerry Davis
Gas Leak Fix Restores Service After Winter Cutoff
A gas leak near Mayville caused outages across Route 11 and surrounding areas as a four inch main was shut off. Crews traced a separated coupling, restored service by 4 a.m., and residents cooled by wood heat and neighbor heaters while authorities checked for gas accumulation hazards. The incident highlighted fire risk and the need to verify all meters were reactivated.
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Troquony Gas Company
Verwinen
Mayville
Buffalo
Liikick
Jamestown
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Bowt Yar
the & A.m
Weattiestare
Hume
Chawtauqua
Francis Foster
House Ta House
Chautauiqua Institution
Norman Becker
Chautaugua
Temen
Ofheiwls Lastight
Prompt Gas Company
Army Secretary Brucker in Pentagon ceremony honor
Army Secretary Wilber Brucker presided as the Pentagon hosted a ceremony presenting the highest civilian honor for Army employees for exceptional service. The event underscored dedicated public service and leadership within the Army’s civilian workforce.
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Army
Wilber Brucker
Pentagon
Selent
Many Problems Face President In Try To Revamp NATO Alliance
Washington reports Ike battles health limits while leading a bid to revitalize the NATO alliance across 18 nations. He faces Soviet pressure, propaganda aims, and allied distrust as he seeks renewed political and military cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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NATO
Dulles Arrives in Paris for NATO Summit Preparations
Secretary of State Dulles joins 14 foreign aides in Paris as NATO ministers gather for pre summit talks. French security tightens with bans on public gatherings and heavy police presence to control protests ahead of Eisenhower's visit.
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Eisenhawer
NATO
Dulles Jett Washington
Paris
Bute Dulles
Loding
Breuch
Freinolt
Chris- Man Pineau
Dulles
Tme
Jacques Vimot
Foreig
Eisenhower
Four Killed In Chemical Blast At Elkton Plant
Four people died and several were injured in a chemical explosion at the Thiokol Chemical Corp plant on U S 90 near Elkton Maryland. Police reported the blast happened around 10 25 am and hospital officials said three people were in their accident room. Details on the missing were unclear at first.
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Elkton
Dtay
Thiokol Chemic! Corp
U.S
Union
Thiokol
Farside
Pacific
Steeli
Earthquake Claims 350 Lives in Iran
An earthquake in western Iran caused widespread destruction with reports of at least 34 dead and thousands hurt. Sahneh and Farsinak suffered severe damage while heavy snow worsened conditions for the homeless. The tremor struck around 5 15 AM, centered near Sahneh between Hamadan and Kerman.
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Ehran
Iran
Tehran
Sahneh
Farsinak
Seid
Sahneb
Hamddin
Kermanshih
U S Air Force sets new air speed record in desert flight
Major Adrian Drew of Austin Texas flew a McDonnell F-104 Voodoo twin jet to a speed of 1207.6 mph over a desert base setting a new air speed record. He also won the Thompson Trophy, surpassing the prior American speed record of 1015.8 mph set in 1956. A prior attempt was nullified by a timing camera failure.
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U.S
Edwards Air
Babe
U. S
Drew
Navy
R. W. Windsor
Eight Killed in Spoke Spokane Bomb Crash
Spokane report details the dawn crash of a large B52 bomber at Fairchild AFB. Eight men died including Col. Lawrence A. Neely, commander of the 92 Bomb Wing. Sgt. Gene Graye survived. Jet fuel explosion formed a towering smoke plume. the plane struggled for altitude on takeoff. The SAC noted nuclear weapons carry on training missions but said no detonation risk in this crash.
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Spokane
Wash
Sunises
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Clwrence A. Neely
Jows
Rockford
Spelune
Fairchild Air Force Base
Gene 1 ‘Graye
Augusta Kan
Sid
Driver In Crash On Way To Local Hospital
Raymond Miller 92 of Chestnut Street and Lila Sunwers 27 of R D Gerry collided at Marion and West Smith streets as Miller’s car failed to yield to Lila Sunwers on Smith Street. Sanders vehicle and Miller car damaged. Miller was taken to hospital after a stroke earlier on Center Street.
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Marion and
West Smith Streets
Ciy
Raymond Miller
Chestnut Street
Lila Sunwers
R. D. Gerry
Oval
Smith Street
Milles
Sanders
Miller
0Zeph Miller
South Center Street
Center Street
Solon Proposes Weighing Red Plan Before Rejection
Senator Wilservett Manafield D Montana urged Eisenhower to consider exploratory talks with Russia at ambassadorial level before rejecting Premier Bulganin's call for new East West discussions. He favored a heads of state meeting if both ambassadors deem it fruitful, outlining preliminary talks by Soviet envoy George Mabsfield. The Bulganin letter urged top level talks to outlaw war and end nuclear tests, while warning NATO allies that hosting American bombers is risky.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
North Atlantic
Eiserhower
NATO Alliante
U.S
Puniala
NATO
Jeliers
Eee
Anaes
Alles
Frepph
Pellx Gaillard
Russia
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Germany
Wilservett Manafield
D-Mont
Russid
Bulganin
Manafield
Senate
Moscow
Tauladoee
George M
Mabsfield
Adiat & Stevenson
America
Europe
Eni ‘Weat
State Department
Lincoln White
Felix Gaillard
France
Harold Macmillan
Bulgania
Local Weather Forecast Warns of Persisting Cold Snap
Cold spell lingers with lows around 11 degrees and two nights of chill. Snow totals hold at three to five inches as light flurries may continue tonight or tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 26 degrees and roads remain hazardous though passable. State Police urge caution while weekend temperatures may edge up a few degrees.
Oil City Solon To Seek Re election
Washington D C Rep Gavin R P A pledge to push a stepped up missile development program was announced as he seeks reelection. He is serving his eighth term and represents the 28th Congressional district including Clarion Forest Jefferson McKean Venango and Warren counties.
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Oil City
Solon
Washington
Wok
Tran
Gavin
Clarit
Ble
Forest
Jefferson
McKean
Venango
Warren
VFW Names New President In Spirited Election
John Killock of Snyder Circle was named director and president of the VFW Building Association for the coming year. Also elected for two-year terms were Joseph Guth of Wayne Street and William Roehrig of Snyder Circle, succeeding W. J. Houghton, Sam Baresi and Robert Morton. The club, among the city’s largest, had shown a $7,000 operating loss. officials pledge changes to restore profitability.
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John Killock
Snyder Circle
VFW Building Association
Chillock
Joseph Guth
Wayne Street
William Roehrig
W. 3. Houghton
Sam Baresi
Robert Morton
Morton
Houghton
Baressi
Cop Cleared In Death Of Boy 14 In Indiana County
Indiana County coroner's jury exonerates Trooper Homer L. Redd in the fatal shooting of 14 year old Paul Misencil after a high speed chase on Route 22 near Amirgh. Redd testified he believed his life was in danger and fired to stop the pursuit.
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Redd
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Paul A. Hipte
Erie
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South Pole
Siple
Jamey Hagerly
Ceillon
Reds
VFW
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