U S Plans to Ship Atomic Weapons to NATO
A British and American briefing outlines U S plans to supply NATO allies with modern nuclear arms while retaining warheads. The report notes legal limits on transferring missiles and emphasizes conventional payloads for foreign partners. It also mentions Franco-British and European reactions and Eden returning to duties after Egypt tensions.
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United Systea
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NATO
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Foren
Paul-Henc
Jis Rie
Yeni
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Lont Tsmay
Britain
Tansy
Fitter
Wilson
United States
Wild Americas
Cient
Dlopeniting
Smaaller
Wiltory
Emei
Firemen Name New Chief At Skinford Hose Company Vote
The Skinford Hose Company elected Charles Nuh Collier as chief over incumbent Ray Laurie in a tight ballot. Seventy one members voted, with Collier and a three officer slate moving up from under Laurie, while Jal Downey and Dan Jerry Davis earned top assistant and second chair posts for the upcoming session.
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Skinford Hose Company
Holly
Owt
Alyhe
Charles Nuh" Collier
Ray Laurie
Wremen Saul
Laude
Jal Downey
Jerry Davis
Downes
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Salatiitih
tanUney
Swiikend
Bavise Bagi
Eluet
Ren Fuulkon
Pesleet
New Role for Emmett Sarabota as Santa Helper
Emmett Sarabota, a fictional figure described as a fit and uncertainly confident clown, reportedly agreed to pinch hit for Santa Claus in a department store. The role involves giving advice and noting Christmas wants during the holiday display period.
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Emmett Sarabota
Tonmett Holly
Santa Claus
School Bus Drivers Fight New Laws
Pennsylvania bus drivers form the School Bus Drivers Association in New Castle to oppose license hikes and passenger rules. Led by McCray, they argue current rates force districts to pay increases. members from Townville and Spartansburg attend as they plan to lobby Harrisburg to protect student transport and juvenile delinquency programs.
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Suite Serius
Harrisburg
Pennsylvanik “School
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Spartansburg
Forte
McCray
Neense Tums
Townville Atom Music
Public Utility Commission
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Théicenses
Aidy
Tven Laker
Chapmanville
Titusville
Joseph Troyer
Spartans
Bury
Sparta
Donald Hull
Townville
Rome Township
Sputonsburg
Allied withdrawal expected from Egyptian Port Said soon
UN sources say final British French pullout from Port Said could occur within days. Egypt will deploy police and seize control as foreign troops depart, with a military governor to rule during a one week transition while Port Said is closed to civilians.
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Egypt
United Nations
Tamailie
Buez Canal
Ciira
Bbe
Port Smid
Port Bird
Post Office Adds Christmas Hours and Extra Deliveries
The post office extends hours for the Christmas rush with window service and daily carrier deliveries. Starting tomorrow, windows open longer, weekends adjusted, and staffing increased to speed parcels and greetings.
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Christos
Lotter
Purvéla
Christiang
Eisenhower Nehru Talks May Boost Ties Across World
Understanding grows as President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru prepare for a four day summit. Officials anticipate closer friendship and wider mutual respect, with potential steps toward reducing misunderstandings and easing tensions between the United States and India. Discussions are expected to cover Red China, United Nations recognition, Formosa, and Middle East issues, with detailed notes to follow after the exchange.
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Washington
Eisenhower i
Ali
Ideus
Madlon
Amerie
Eisenhower
Joli Sherman Cooper
Kediicky
Lambissador
Thdis
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Mijor
Elseri- Hower
Nebel
Red
State Hopes for Salk Clinics in School Districts
State Health Department aims to establish immunizable clinic units in Pennsylvania schools. Dr. Berwyn F. Mattison urged doctors and health groups to support expanded vaccination, with local officials urged to coordinate provisioning and enrollment for all children.
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Economist Leader of Major Japanese Party Changes Japan Politics
Tokyo reports an upheaval as Ishibashi, longtime editor and economist, could become prime minister after Hatoyama may resign before December's Diet session. The Liberal Democratic Party faces internal strife as Ishibashi contends for leadership, aiming to expand Japan's foreign trade and industry policies while pressuring a shift in economic strategy.
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Tokyo
Tanzan Tabibartt
Japan
Celiii Ty
Liberstt-Denerie
Japars Teyeub
Jehire Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Diet
Tshibashi
Demoni
Hie
Ishibish
Neasusuke Kishi
Secord
Tehlbsahl
Hispan
Chim
Thtevnsf Honal
Hatoyamia
Wakeda Univesity Decarte 9
Negispaperman
Toy
Oriental Economist
British court reunites S-Born Baby with American mother
A 2 month old girl born in Philadelphia in 1954 to alien parents is reunited with her mother in London. The child, Tanya, held her doll Nancy and received an American passport as she prepared to fly to the United States with her mother, while custody disputes over her Russian-born father Alexis Chirag tov and Detroit mother Elena Diecwok were resolved by a British judge.
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King Tvl Chwistav
Austin
Wil
Philadelphia
United States
Ams Turiya
Nancy
Alexis Chiragtov
Elena Diecwok
Detroit
Michigan
Tara Shoud
Hawke
Britain
Tanya Sens
Finhlis
Ex President Of Finland Dies At 86
Finland's ex president Paasikivi, who led the country from 1946 to 195? and helped steer independence, died today at age 86 after a long political career dating back to World War I. He retired after his second term and was hospitalized.
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London Times
the Times
London
London Telegraph
Eden
Bien
Kingston
Eden Sili
No. 10
Downing
Vas Mindy
Helsinng
FuuKuo Iar
Jihe Paasikivi
Finland
Phasikivi
Sak
Inte Instantichy
Moonshine Raid Nabs Two Men in Clairton
Two men, Tevl Johnson, 69, and Babs Pangborte, 43, were arrested in Clairton after a local raid on a home. Authorities from the Alcohol Division of the Treasury Department confiscated moonshine and brought them before a U.S. magistrate for arraignment. Chief Peter Cristat led the raiding party.
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Glurton
Gion
Treasury Department
Péter Cristat
Clairton
Pat Humkins
Om Tevl Johnson
Babs
Pangborte
Walkout Follows Arrests as 36,000 Soviet Troops Move In
In Hungary, about 28,000 workers at the Csepelron and steel works near Budapest joined sitdown protests demanding the release of imprisoned labor leaders. At Bejannonis electric factory 6,000 workers defied troops and police, while a government Soviet- led commission dissolved the works council. Workers report troops inside and outside plants, with some back at work for pay, others continuing idle. The turmoil follows arrests of Sandor Ruck and Sandor Bari, and a general strike paralyzing industry and commerce across Budapest corridors.
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Hungary
Csepelron and Steel Works
Janox Kadar
Reulme
Anl Bejolaninis
Csipel
Tra’ Council
Wester
Save Route 6 Committee Seeks Meeting With U S Road Bureau
The Save Route 6 Committee led by Garvin seeks a meeting with the U S Bureau of Roads in Washington to press for keeping Route 6 as a primary interstate project. The group argues the current road meets interstate standards and urges federal funding and speed improvements along the Pennsylvania corridor.
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Actord
Royle
Ite
Pennsylvania
Aurother
Eden
Phighiwyn
Sage
Molor Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Garvin
Lender
Tuliir Effors
Jey Kaylyant
Wold Tike
U.S. Buren
Federal Roads Bireau
Garysh
Save Hotel Committee
Fire destroys Erie NBC Warehouse in Missouri incident
A large fire damaged the NBC warehouse in Erie Missouri causing about $100 000 in losses. Fire Chief Peter Kulm estimated the origin in a heating unit in a sub basement as more than 100 firefighters battled the blaze for hours. No injuries were reported and nearby homes were threatened as hoses surged water to save structures and a few family residences amid collapsing roof sections and smoke filled skies.
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Fie
Peter Kulm
Tony
Hiblis
Ecuidey
Hammar
Clarence D. Say
Fanilly
Fick
Syalckrus
Conkii
Sisellite
Burglar Questioned in Ohio by Titusville Police
Titusville police and Chief Albert Brady traveled to Jefferson Ohio to question Richard A Reichbaum 21 of MI Village on burglary series in the district. Reichbaum already confessed to one burglary at Centerville and the Williams City Service station and faces 3000 bond for grand jury action while held by Ohio authorities.
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Albert Brady
Titusville
Jefferson
Ohio
Richard A. Reichbaum
MI Village
Reiehbaum
Centerville
Williams Cities
LaMarca Kidnapping Case Goes to January Trial Chair
Anielo TayMarca LaMarca faces official trial in January for kidnapping. Peter Weinberger case linked. judge Matt Pittoni weighs motions, sentencing follows conviction for 12 counts involving kidnapping and related crimes. Witnesses describe court, audience, and family reactions as proceedings unfold.
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Anielo TayMarca
Peter Weinberger
Billie Sink Prisoyyg
Judes
Matt Pittoni
Sentones
Attiss
Jude
Woman Kills Hubby On Dare in Cleveland
A 31 year old mother Elisabeth Steele killed her husband Ward Steele 92 in their Cleveland Central Housing Project apartment after he allegedly came home drunk paid with $80 and drank.Police said she fired from a cupboard then moved to the bedroom where two shotguns were kept blocking out the children in another room. The motive given was a claim of a ghostly cat catching her husband. The incident marked the 105th homicide in Cleveland this year a record.
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Claveland
Cleveland
Elisabeth Steele
BaWard
Cedar Central
Frank Dimperia
Hin Steele
Huthye
Pollue
Stevlé
Tiem
Ueedroomn
Ak Raek
Ak Raoh
Cain
Garlisle
Rogers Steel Aides Get Checks
About 30 employees at Rogers Steel Aides receive back pay and bonuses. The company’s management details a base rate plus added percentages and extra per hour incentives tied to tenure. Employees with over one year of service share in the payments across the Third Ward unit.
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Wali
Woman Dies in Explosion Husband Held for Murder
A fatal explosion leveled a four room bungalow injuring several residents. Police say George Nadine, about 47, employed by a local power company, is charged with murder after a note found in the wreckage allegedly supports the accusation. Nadine’s wife Mary is believed buried in the debris. victims include Glenn, 7, and Navone 16.
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Womay
Gadred
Joseph Berks
George Nadi
Nadin
Norwalk Hospital
Pollow
Nadia
Power Company
Mary
Glenn
McKeesport Student Hospitalized After Bus Collision
McKeesport area incidents report Gordon Bush 16 of White Gate injured when a school bus collision in Elizabeth Township led to medical treatment at McReaKpart Hospital before returning home. The school board officials reported swift care and safety checks for students involved.
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Kiglen
No Credit Given in Post Office Stumbles Over Stimulus Request
A customer approached the post office window seeking 828 dollars of stability aid but was refused. The clerk offered alternatives, stating the department did not authorize the credit. The customer persisted and paid, noting that other places accepted the payment. The exchange concluded with confusion over why credit was denied.
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Alora
Indy
Elac
Suspected auto thefts investigated after car returned
Police seek suspects after a 1952 Rambler was stolen near Roseville Corners Wednesday night and recovered at the same spot shortly before dawn. The vehicle was driven to Riceville Corners, then abandoned. investigators pursue charges as they identify suspects and owners.
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Roseville Corers
Nabh
Wiis
Asinvielws
Renate Weldeh
Spartansbure
Riceville Comers
Uhen
Tole
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