Sixteen Nations Admitted as UN Members
The General Assembly admitted sixteen nations to UN membership, bringing total members to 74. Spain and Finland led the non Communist bloc, while Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania joined the Communist bloc. Outer Mongolia and Japan faced veto blockers, with Soviet Union signaling possible future changes.
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Associated Prom United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
AN Sonkly
Uhre Security Council
Petal UN
Mae
Security Council
Miett Okain
Japan
Outer Mongolia
China
Lie Sovints
Iaw
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romans
Ireland
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Spain
Tibyn
Jordan
Gelyon
Nvpsi
Cambodia
Laois
AsiansArats
Assembly
Jane Mua
Chile
U. N
Inn
Russia
Chine
Delegans
Dulegites
Rursia
Arkady A. Sobolev
Soviet Union
Mongo- Nur) Peoples Republic
Mon Olla
Butler Seen As Britain's Deputy Prime Minister
The Telegraph predicted Charles Butler will be named deputy prime minister next week with Harold Macmillan moving to the Treasury and Selwyn Lloyd to Foreign Affairs. Hugh Gaitskell’s Labour leadership win is reported as shaping a potential future premiership amid postwar political shifts. ORR official dies Philadelphia area
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Britain
Hugh Galtakell
Labor Party
London
Gallakell
Excheauer
Jewlery
Gaitskel
Nurse Tabor
Youth 17 Captured After Triple Slaying and Shootout
A 17-year-old high school junior, John Fallone, suspected of killing the parents and uncle of his former girlfriend Gladys Small, was wounded and captured by state police after a gun battle near Vandergrift, Pennsylvania. The investigation followed a family massacre that left Warren Smail, Irene Smail, and William Smail dead, with Gladys Small seriously wounded. Police pursued the teen as residents described a harrowing scene and a boy they called once a "good boy" who turned violent after a prior breakup.
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Amnoc Arcuera Vandergriet
Suite Police & Yhortime
Gus Zinos
Apollo
John Falladie
Ward Fallone
Armstrong County
Vandergrift
Thele
Pittsburgh
J Warren Smail
Irene
William A. Small
Giadys
John Fallone
Pennsylvania
Smith
Gladys
Fill
Pollo
Justice of the Peace
Homer King
Smalls
King
William A. Smuth
Fallone
Small
Smail
Fallone Ginle
Ting
Mim
Fullone
Mv. Lac
G. Warren Stan Ariel
Polite
Wiliam Smiil
Justice of the Péace
J. Warves Smail
Wyhamsite
Ernest
Mrs. Fallon
Legislation Approves 15 Million Public Aid Allocation
The Associated Press reports Harrisburg approving a 15 million dollar relief appropriation for public assistance payments. The measure heads to the Senate after swift House action and is expected to fund aid to needy families the blind and children through January. Rep J Dean Polen notes 45 million already provided will cover January needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Harrisburg
Senate
Tinor
J. Dean Polen
D-Washington
Public Assistance Department
Tx Bole Teotlons Durin Janay
Leader May Try New Angle On Tax Problem In State
Gov Leader and aides plan to mobilize big business leaders to argue for a new tax measure amid a political battle. He accuses Republicans of opposing a proposed manufacturing excise and warns that consumer costs would rise if the plan stalls.
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Pennaymvnia Asd
Mer
Tuk
Tha (du States Fiunerat Crisve
Leider
Mental Health Plan In Effect In Pennsylvania
A new state mental health program establishes a state mental health commission, downgrades the mental institution to advisory status, and aims to improve services in Pennsylvania. Governor and officials tout reforms to prevent mistreatment and expand community care while maintaining supervision by the Welfare Department and institution superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meia
ECR
Harrisburg
Pennsylvani
Gov
Lndir
Pennsylvania
Russians Not Slowing In Armed Might Says Navy Official
Navy operations chief Admiral Burke states the Soviet Union remains strong and expanding. He warns against assuming the USSR is backing off and notes continued growth of its naval and satellite forces despite public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Admir Aaleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Soviet Union
Russia
Alwayel
St Levewlhys
National Press Club
Stores Extend Evening Hours in Corry Tonight
Corry retail outlets will stay open until 9 PM starting tonight to accommodate shoppers. The move affects local stores in the downtown area and coincides with broader evening shopping hours, with a note about related post office and electrical wiring updates.
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Corry
Oelock
Selina Wik
Toad Christrind
Bo'ctonke
Ruth Clark of Corry Dies in California
Mrs Ruth Clark of Corry dies after long illness. Born November 31 1911 she lived in Corry and nearby areas. She worked at local stores and was a member of several veterans and service organizations. Survived by children and many relatives. funeral services planned in Corry.
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Tome
WoulWorth Sloxe Yfid
Gulf Stores i Corry
Union City
Ladies
Wil Aalivre
Vindy Chek
Gera Gales
Corry
Gil Anuiwhites
Lisley
Marie
Wiedhi
Smudu
Grove
Henry M. Colburn
Golburt
Chuss Gates
Tiekiert
Quint
Piptidelphia
Grane Sinilty
Oynar Colman
Na Mull Stueet
George Colburt
Winit Dyne
Flwak
Huntt
Grbininesyne
Corbitin
Fo Preit
Beads Rose Ge Dire Nin York Dares H His Resident
Fragmented OCR text mentions a resident and a chairman of a hoard with unclear names and places. The readable fragments reference a person named Mantihal and a title holder in a locality, with scattered terms like Glawk Co and Heyy. Coherence and specifics are limited.
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York
Tublinth
Glawk
Heyy
Sunewell
Mantihal
Union Offers Return to Westinghouse With Conditions
The United Electrical Workers Union says it offered to return U E workers to 14 Westinghouse Electric plants if an immediate wage increase and a no discrimination pledge are granted. The proposal, worth about ten percent of pay, would average six cents an hour for 17 000 workers and resume talks on pensions insurance taxes and other issues. The union urged wage talks with General Electric and Westinghouse amid ongoing strikes at Westinghouse plants since October 26.
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Associated Fress
Pittsburgh
United Electritad Workers Unioni
Westinghole Electele Corp
James J. Males
Orguization
General Electric Co
Westinghouse
Bigeye
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westhinghouse
Eleven Rescued After Atlantic Vessel Sinks in Storm
A Miami bound motor vessel with eleven crew aboard sank west of Great Tunny in the Bahama region after a fierce night gale. Coast Guard rescue followed a Mayday signal. survivors describe battling giant waves and remaining morale remained high aboard the lifeboat until rescue by a passing tanker and a Coast Guard cutter.
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Jy Assocmines
MIAME
Miami
William C. Alvers
Miaimi
Alvers
Jones
Thompson Construction
St. Petersburg
Flu
Great Tena
Abe
Rover
Idielphia
Pork Ari
Tex
Mia
Tok Coast Guard
Arrests Roll After Troops Stoning Incident In Cyprus
Readable text reports a wave of arrests linked to a violence spree during a Cyprus political clash. Names and places are garbled but reference to troops, a student action, and a union movement in Cyprus with Crete appears.
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Vamagusta
Cyymis
Furmiisl
Damaged Text Brief on Local Notices and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles including divisions and counties with expected dates and actions. Contains unclear references to individuals such as Sarge Diprall and Cannon Plus Gant and mentions a Christinay song. Text is garbled and cannot establish a clear event or outcome.
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Olin Hint Cie
Ald Ty
Dupime
Christinay
Sarge
Diprall
Hottie
Buelhind
Cannon
Gantile
Daniiry
Gack
Figas
Colin Keliad
NATO Ministers Meet in Paris to Assess Soviet Challenge
NATO Council ministers from 15 powers opened their post Geneva session in Paris led by Dulles Wilson and Humphrey seeking answers to renewed Soviet fronts in the Middle East and South Asia. They aim to retool defense for the atomic age and address economic political threats, acknowledging no quick solution.
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NATO Council
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Paris
U. S
Dulles
NATO Council of Ministers
Middle East
South Asia
Russia
NATO
United States
Secretar
State Dulles
Defense
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
Flussin
Lehr
Wlobel
C. of C. Cancels Christmas Home Decoration Contest
Corry Chamber of Commerce directors noon meeting at Hotel Corry decided there will be no home Christmas decoration contest this year due to tight finances. They urged residents to decorate anyway without prize money and noted other business includes nominating committee setup, election judges appointment, and thanks to Ford Foundation grant for Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry
William Leaby
Chamber
Arnold Seastead
E. F. Bettes
Hettes
Hylsu
Jamie National Attaits Committee
Howl Corry
Pali Mossmith
Jamestow
U. S
Chamber of Commence
Sesson
Eisehower WA
Neumber
Three Million Dollar Refinery Patent Suit Filed
Philadelphia firm Mobil Oil sues Houdry Prowess Corp claiming infringement of patented cracking presses used in petroleum refining. The dispute centers on joint patent rights and royalty arrangements related to catalytic cracking processes.
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Philadelphia
Mobil Oil Co
Houdry’ Prowess Corp
Diane
Petrelwam Refining Processes
Vcensing Sud
Royals
Vuleptecourt
Nurewment
tWa
Honry
Bus Driver Held In Woman Death In Erie
Police say involuntary manslaughter charges will be filed against a bus driver in the death of 98 year old Mrs. Catherine Wickenworth, struck by a bus after alighting from a coach line. Investigators say the driver will face formal filing and consider driver duty as a factor in the incident.
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Erie Pu
Wiley
Charles
Edward
Thompson
Catherine Wickenworth
Pollet
YMCA Explains Contributions and Tax Deductions for Campaign
The YMCA outlines how contributions to the 1958 campaign may be deducted on income tax returns. The packet includes letters, Lasser Institute material, and building plans, with a list of memorials and specific project costs such as equipment, lounge, offices, and vestibule totaling substantial figures.
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Peverns
YMCA
J. Ke. Lasser Tix Institute
MCA
Illite
Slippery Street Crash Blamed on Road Conditions
reports say a two vehicle collision occurred on a slick street near Kennedy New York when a car driven by Jottilt Jr. struck a truck blocking the road. police estimate the damage to the cars at several hundred dollars and cite driver error as a factor.
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Arscolava BN
West
Welook
City Polite
Durell Shark
Kennedy
Jottilt Jr
South Center
Uryuilos Bis
Governor's Plan Defeated By 26-20 Vote In Senate
In Harrisburg the manufacturers’ excise tax plan failed 26 to 20 along party lines. Republicans indicated a possible revival next week while Democrats and independents voiced opposition, leaving no clear path to a compromise in the divided Legislature.
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Associated Freas
Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth’y Fnabelil
Senate Republicaans
Beni
Mahing
Apos
Onniehs
Derk Rhyrom
Ing
McMenimin Mackawonna
Ghd Bune
Fayette
Derk Win Lakers
Senate Chamber
McMenamin
Sesston
Pleie Judee
Mahony
Rewdinger
Hole Democratie Tour
Wiffle Party
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Pennsylvania Fall Road
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Aigina
Trent
Ruth Clark of
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C. of C
Pitt Post
Blanton
Guinchord
University of Pittsburgh
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John Weber
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