Dean to return for talks in Washington amid peace conference debate
U S special envoy Arthur H Dean plans to travel to Washington for consultations on reviving talks with Communist negotiators over a Korean peace conference. Dean's aide Kenneth Young will hold authority to resume talks if the Communists drop furits and pledge faith. The Communists soon signaled continued demands, complicating U N efforts and U S opposition to concessions.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
U. 5
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
Korea
Dean
Reds
Cormunist
Kenneth Young
Li S State Department
Pete Ping
United States
U. N
Russia
Tufts
Dean Platy
Plane Crashes At Saegerstown Injuries Reported In Air Crash
A private plane crashed near Saegerstown injuring two men from Capital Airlines Cleveland. Harvey Hansen Jr. and Vidrit trapped in wreckage, Hansen died later. Wreckage and gas issues described with rescue efforts as workers freed the pinned foot and evaluated shock and potential serious injuries. The incident occurred south of the Clayson home after the aircraft struck wires and a tree before collapsing. The men were en route from Montreal to Cleveland when fuel ran low. Later, another report notes Mrs. Danel Reed of Sharon died from injuries in a separate case at MEN port Hospital.
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Menery Snns
Ayer
Saegerstown
Harvey Hansen Jr
Lakewood
Willi Vidrit
Cleveland
Une
Hativen
Strode
Vidrit
Harry Clayson
Clawson
LL Thewret
Suegerstown
Wicinitt
Capital Airlines
Hansen
Montreal
Canada
Hankven
Franklin
Du Pont Cellophane Case Proceeded By Court
Associated Press reports Wilmingon Delaware court action against Du Pont Co. over cellophane practices. Justice Paul Leahy outlined government charges alleging market control, price manipulation, and coercive actions to restrain competition. Government seeks divestiture and remedy to establish a competitive cellophane industry nationwide.
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du Pont
Associated’ Press
Wilmington
Del—t. . Dist
Paull Leahy
Dwpone Co
Mene
Leahy
U.S
Justin Départmens
Arnerley
Tts
Acuke du Pont
Aime Utabtiah
Bande
Tdi
Sudee Leahy
Duff Key Figure To Big Question Of Gop Politics
Pennsylvania politics in 1954 centers on whether Senator from Carnegie will seek the governorship or back a favored Duff aligned candidate. At the Pennsylvania Society dinner, Duff’s stance remained opaque, with party leaders urging unity and no decisive word on the primary fight. Possible contenders named included Judge Robert E Woodside and Lt. Gov Floyd Wood, while Congressman Richard Simpson indicated he would run for Congress instead of governor.
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Charmes
New York
Big Jim Dutt
Pnatal Fennsyhaik Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Duff
Pennsylvan
Pennsylvania
GOP
Ric
Jol S. Fine
G. Micon Oviatt
Fine
Oviett
Owlest
Phetr
Uil Om
Pennylvania Society
Fiehb
Rive Mn
Couinty
Guy Bard
Pennsylvania Society
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Dauphin County
Bloyd Wood
Montgomery County
Congressmai Fidhard Simpson
Fountingdon
Lesdiets
Tie Tas
Congress
Simpson
Eri
Antlerless deer season ends with fines totaling $1800
Hunters paid a total of 1800 in fines as a two day antlerless deer season opened at 7 am. Special permits limited to the county of issue allowed only doe hunting and most hunters faced hefty penalties for violations. Officials report 103,756 special permits issued statewide and anticipate a lower harvest this year.
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Mvehey
Dubia
Ind
West Virginia
Venango County
Suniay
Sengon
Cutie Comission
New York
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Abou
Hunters
Potter
Mciean
Clearfield
Amy
Speedy murder trial planned for Waynesburg case
Waynesburg Green County officials schedule Hal West 55 for a murder trial on the shooting death of Cowell a store manager found with West’s wife in a parked car. West, a bottling company worker, faces charges after firing several shots from the car. Mrs West was wounded but is expected to testify.
Explosions Wreck Two Mine Tipples in Clearfield County
Two coal mine tipples were wrecked in Clearfield County as blasts hit Diamond-T Stripping Co in Rox Township and Stanford Coal Co in Pike Township. No injuries reported. Officials estimate total damage around 80000 dollars.
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Wucarfield
POWs Stall Interviews In Korean War Probe
Panmunjom reports say 24 American prisoners refuse to meet interviewers, seeking to stall explanations. Indian General Thimayya leads the Neutral Nations Commission study, noting most Americans want a formal counter explanation and awaiting a fellow POW to sign a petition. Time is running out with December 28 deadline.
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Associated Press
Panmunione Epiigiol
Tomorry
Thiumayya
Troilun Com. Thand
Thimayya
Bailet Ameriwang
Thinasya
Americas
Settlement ends seven week strike at North American Aviation
A Los Angeles strike by 83,000 workers at North American Aviation plants in Los Angeles Freemont and Columbus ends after seven weeks. Company director B D Starkweather announced the settlement at 3 20 am after marathon talks. Wages back to the pre strike offer of 4 percent, union had sought 26 cents then 20 cents for skilled and 10 cents for others. Members to vote to ratify the settlement.
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Syromyumnvone Creme
Los Angeles
North American Aviation
B.D. Starkweather
Starkweather
Freago
Calif
Columbus
Hie
CTA
United Auto Workers
Epokestian
Teenage boys drive mink neckpiece craze in Tulsa
In Tulsa demand for mink neckpieces soared among teen-age males. Four department stores saw their stock of 18 mink bowls vanish in moments at 15 each, with orders pending new shipments as stores report brisk, advertisement-free sales.
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Tulsa
Okla
Womblisied
Hha
Area roads slick after two inches of snow
Snow sheet coats the area making roads slick and hazardous. Windy, with squalls expected tomorrow, and heavy precipitation reported near several towns. Vehicle damage noted as windshields fog and ice buildup hamper travel.
POW REFUSES MOTHERS PLEA IN JAPAN LETTER FROM SEAN
A 22 year old American, Dante Teneson, writes his mother Portia Howe a two page letter from Panmunjan in Korea rejecting life in the United States. He claims the country glorifies fraud and advances communism while unable to persuade him to return. His mother, widow, prays as she reads Proverbs 22 6. Nixon flight delayed by gale winds during Bermuda stopover on homeward journey.
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Tokyo
U.S
Chia Tevet
Dante
Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
Wold
Heroldier
Richard R. Tenneson
United States
Poole
Panmunjam
Nixon
Wamilton
Bermuda
Richard Nixon
New Parsonage In City Dedicated In New Era Of Church
Dated dedication service marked completion of East South Bleek street church project after months of construction. United Lutheran Church leaders and church committee members, including Dr Elmer A. Griner and El Pan’s pastor, presided at the event. Families and congregation members attended as the new red brick building with trimmed stone faced its first use. Continued details on Page Six.
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St Puwil
Lsitheran
Yasterday
Dedi Owlior
East South Bleek
William Sured
G. Taweence
Himmelman
Um Pittsburgl
Syed
United Lutheran Chieti Aterign
St. Pours
Neve
Worshinners
Iohlowine
Ives Lyiniis
New Prisoange
Elmer A. Oriner
el Pan's
Pewluenieel
Dadl- Ohh
Aloe
de Hinata
Allen
Boyne
Mr. Daltinininth
Lie Tnmira
Ataeergurn
Ales
Hhibert Chott
Ates
Dali
Iver Grtnor
Stafford
John Steet
Edward Buwkltis
Moy Swart
Mush
Koppel
Theodore Welms
de Thise Mosier
Stan Brier
Wis
CaiMaittee Befor
Iran
Gary
WIM Athamega Sant
Clark Presides Alone In Court
In Frankfurt Germany Chief Justice William Clark sits as presiding judge in a U S Appeals Court session. Reporters fill the courtroom as arguments proceed amid orderly procedure, with delays noted and calendar items reviewed by the judge and colleagues who did not appear.
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Clark
Ney Aawucunea Eres
Frankfurt
Germany
Gussented
Tualice
William Clark
Stoke Today
U. S
Colleagure
Carr
Fulghim
Glenwood Springs
Lolo
Wourtrogi
Clarte
Emmy
Storm Threat Expands Across Pennsylvania and New York
A pair of storm fronts move toward the region threatening widespread rain and snow. The Weather Bureau predicts rain in Pennsylvania and a damp snow for New York, with Central Pennsylvania expected to see a heavy snow belt. Meteorologist Frank Loveland notes a record low barometer reading as the forecast calls for worsening winter weather.
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Pennsylvania
Oday
Keystone State
Weather Bureau
Washington
West Virginia
United States
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Frank Loveland
Park Street
Six Killed In Car Train Crash in Royse City
A collision between a car and a passenger train near Royse City, Texas, killed four people aboard the car and two on the train. The Reyer family and a Nigerian man were among the deceased. The engine blew its whistle before impact. five train passengers were hospitalized and about 30 injured or shaken.
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Royse City
Tex
Lrmeis
Mire
Pallaons
Hon Walton
Victor Salitley
Dallas Rantes
Cunet
Southern? Methodist
New York + Giants
Harrett
Bill
John
Jim
Ire Davis
Royal couple's homeward return sparks Greek crowd includes injuries
King Paul and Queen Frederika return from a U S tour to Athens amid a large Greek crowd. A viewing plate brat collapsed causing injuries to seven people as the royal convoy arrived. Officials and onlookers gathered to greet the monarchy, with thousands outdoors.
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Aaron
Greece
Paul
Ques Fredérika
U. S
Athens
Probe woman tied to five armed hold ups in Phoenix
A confessed woman bandit with a pony tail and blonde, lanky appearance named Nadine Baltol, was arrested with a male companion on a downtown street for investigation of five armed hold ups. She admitted roping liquor stores but refused to name the men, saying they lacked guts. Police quoted her later.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nadine Baltol
Bidault Hopes Positive Reply To IKE Proposal
Paris NATO ministers open session as Bidault urges approval of Eisenhower plan for Western defense. He fears disarmament promises, stresses European army treaty, six nation fore, and Berlin conference aims while Dulles pushes continued German and defense program support amid Western European security concerns.
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Associated Press
Paris
Georges Bidault
NATO
Eisenhower
Bidault
Chaurma
Noth Atlantic
Palais de Ghuillot
Beine River
Western
Buwone
Stile Dulles
Berlin
Dunes Wiley
Hite
Pramce
Waatern Europe
Coun
Moscow
Congress
Willie Lo
Deferred sentence for local man in burglary case
Gil Davie, 26, of B. De 3 Carry, pleaded guilty to burglary, assault and battery after confessing to nighttime prowling and thefts. Judge Rossiter deferred sentence for one week to allow probation office Ed Thorns to investigate and consider leniency. Davie had broken into a Meade Avenue apartment and admitted stealing items including panty items and a watch during the incident.
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Gil Davie
B. de 3
Carry
Judee Simmiet
Sia
Tive
Languny
Ed Thorns
William Pulls
Daylay
Davis
Hamas
Ron Ber
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