UN Debates Syria Crisis Amid Nasser Threats
UN Security Council discusses Syria protest as Egypt led by President Nasser warns of counter strikes and recalls a mutual defense pact. The dispute centers on an alleged Israeli raid and calls for possible diplomatic, economic, or military measures. Civil casualties rise and regional tensions mount as UN members weigh action.
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Nnsecurea Frese
United Nations
N. Y
UN Security Council
Syria
Security Come
Peeiter
Chimal Abdel Nasser
Donalder S ¥Tii
Sea of Gaililee
Copittot
Nasser
Tetley
Dag Hun
Marskjold
Tania
Abba Ebat
Tsreel
Waren
Hann
Jerusalem
UC & Cumipalyte
Tay
Tolt
Canejian
M. Burns
Wharton sketch released on bank robbery suspect
Police in OCPTY Pa distributed 33 composite sketches of a robber described by witnesses after a bank hold up attempt in Clintonville and subsequent bank heists in nearby counties. The artist Don Wiarton drew the sketch from witness descriptions.
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Ocpty
Andre Wapaners
Busta
Mw Min Bullevnd
Pennsylvania
Suilé
Don Wiarton
Deer Head
West Spring Creek
Bhionenville
Clarion County
Volint
Rence County
Clintonvite
Veninna County
Tax Return Aide Begins Prison Term
Red B Lanham, 55, formerly of Uniontown Pa and now of Canton Ohio, began a three month Federal prison term for failure to file his own income tax return. Lanham pleaded guilty to tax evasion and 20 related fraud counts for advising clients on improper reductions.
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Pittsburgh
Red B
Lanham
Uniontown
Canton
Ohio
Dudge
Herbert P. Sorg
Tanham
le Unk
Kefauver Enters Democratic Presidential Race
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee announces entry into the Democratic presidential race and pledges to compete in primaries nationwide. He notes Stevenson’s continued candidacy and says the party needs multiple viable candidates for the nomination. Endorsements and other contenders remain unsettled as he outlines a vigorous campaign plan.
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Kefauver
Dem
Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Kefinder
D-Tenn
Moe
Kefuuver
Aulie Stevenson
Sid Hi Eplins
Campilen
Stevenson
Frank Linsche
Ohio
Fontin White
Averell Harriman
New York
Ketiliver
Hollywoodian
Democratic Party
Red Cross Abandons Columbus Dam Swim Project
The Red Cross withdraws from funding a protected swimming area at Columbus Dam after donors request refunds totaling 512. The decision halts the program as state officials question continued support and the dam’s future. Red Cross water safety staff propose alternate options but no clear timeline exists for rebuilding.
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Felilti
Columbus Dam
Sonics
Red Cross
Maide
Fis Commission
Huretifor
Cunudonts Lake
Nutlotil
Uft Pr
Ander
Novinn Tarbell
Citizens Committee
Six Children Win Claim For $1 Million In Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania six children of Miia Cranford settled their claims against the estate of Comerford and his brother M P Comerford for one million dollars. Orphans Court Judge James F Brady announced the settlement after conferring with attorneys for both sides.
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Scranton
Miia Cranford
Comerford
M.P. Comerford
Orphans Court
James F. Byudy
PRR Workers Set Strike For Next Thursday
AFL CIO Transport Workers Union plans a strike by 42 500 non operating employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad if negotiations fail to yield a settlement before next Thursday midnight. The move aims to pressure talks with railroad executives as the union presses for a broader contract.
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Aomnrascy Spe
Philadelphia
AFL Cio ‘Transport Workers Union
Sigs Tn
Wie
Pennsylvania Thalte Aud
Wil
Michael J. Quill
Unior
Yestaday Ster
Andrew J Kaelin
Rill Road Co-Ordlinato
Wrilore Regi
Ralinautl
Ask More Time To Study Lamb Case
Washington talks on delaying study of Herbert Shartman findings in the Edward Latjt case. Commission seeks delay until February and hints at further action. Issue centers on whether Latjt’s renewal and related actions should proceed amid Communist associations concerns.
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Washington — At'sreys
Communicariai Commission
Herbert Shartman
Edward Latjt
Shartman Cyred
Cain
Brie
Toledo
Ohio
Allien
Lake Peep Hom
Laris
Eris
Colin Kelly III Receives Eagle Scout Award in Concordville
Colin Kelly III son of war hero receives the Eagle Scout Award in a solemn Concordville ceremony attended by neighbors and family. He earned nearly four years of community service and camping merit badges, with support from his mother and father.
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Colin Kelly III
Associated Prean
Concordville
Hess
Colin
Kelly TH
Ron
United States
Ward Inn
Cin Omarnge
LWO
Bia
J. Watson Egle
Judes William R
Toal
Peli Wako County
Mather
Bine Eariett
Pilin Bivtest
Benson Out In New Shakeup Af Aero Supply
Benson resigns as executive vice president after ten years at Aero Supply Mix board meeting in New York. J E Graham remains as vice president and treasurer while Henry Hight and Grorke TWey replace directors. Stock purchases by Morpobis and Stray Shuis mark notable internal changes as company plans future policy shifts.
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Af Aero Supply
Till Nur Chaned
Ato
O. Ty
Kenneth Benison
Benin
Sam
Teving
Etwas
Alka Bern AcHiy
William Coleman
Ff Bensonius
Aetn
Hi Board
New York City
J. E Graham
Amatoury
Fealinett A Tn
Nk Hie Haney Rudkin
Norwalk
Cont Grain
Ottiger
Ae Ter Hein Mi Rudin
Henry Hight
Grorke
Benson
Willum Cole
Seston
Wits
Mit Tors
Alecton
Toulij’ Atle
Wall Street
ToUipal
Atea Suyy
Murgolletie
Explosion at Portland department store shocks city officials
A submerged extortion plot culminated in a bomb at a Portland department store. Investigators say a blind man and his sister were involved in the scheme, with a $50,000 bond set for several suspects as authorities probe the hazardous device and the ensuing explosive incident.
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Portland
Frank Co
Williane B. Brownie
Cireuts
William Clarenge
Py ii
Int-tuy
Joyce -Kellur
Bond
Asibthex
Ayacehatnen
Theopie Halen
Plan Elant Expansion Weathering Plastics in 1930s Era
In Petrolia, Pennsylvania, discussions outline a factory expansion affecting local industry. Officials describe a project aimed at boosting production capacity, with forecasts of significant employment growth and regional economic impact during the period.
Corryite Fair After Being Struck By Car
A pedestrian, Howard Johnson, 45, of Corry, was hit by a car driven by Miss Musleen Taylor of Columbus North Center and Washington. He suffered a fractured left hip and pelvis and was transferred to Hamot Hospital in critical condition. Johnson later recalled being struck as he walked across North Center street. Taylor said she saw him at the last moment and attempted to brake, but the impact sent him into the intersection. Police report Taylor’s car stopped mid intersection, then moved onto West Washington Street. Investigation continues with witnesses sought.
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Corry
Humnet Hospital O Erie
Howard Johnson
Musleen ‘Taylor
Columbus
North Center
Washington
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hambot Hospital
Johnson
Cl Poline
Miss Taylor
Miss ‘Taylor
Johinson
West Washington Street
Tiller
East Washington Street
North Center Street
Taylor
Pia
Henin
John Brown
Wmbilange
Polow
Student Protest Walkout Ends After Appeal
Pal students at nkirby Redstake TUWASAIY High School ended a protest walkout after an appeal by Cirener Hes, supervised by PAL officials who released the school. the event followed a controversial retirement age adjustment and drew hundreds to the scene including 700 attendees at a mass meeting.
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Pal
Nkirby
Tuwasaiy High School
Cirener Hes
Peities- Pal
Selioo Boise
Ak Nuysy
Hioeting
Misiachili
Frese
Hak Fayette
Gomion Plana
Polaré
Largest Microscope Is Introduced by Abn Foie Als Researcht
The Buried Abn Foie Als Researcht sind Development Corpin introduced a new large microscope yesterday. It weighs about eight tons and was developed with collaboration from Stanford University and ARDC.
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Sgoild
Chmbie al Merbleny Yuri
Xurirettins
Abn Foie Als Researcht Sind Development Corpin
Headquiriersiere
Evepiees
Stanford University
Wi- Mrflets
ARDC
NATO ministers seek coordinated policy for global hot spots
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers met in Paris to align strategy on Middle East and Asia dangers, with focus on Turkish and British roles in Baghdad, Goa tensions with Portugal, and extending air defense coordination from Norway to Turkey. Portugal signaled Article consultations if Goa attacked, while Spain and Portugal may join NATO. plan supported by Gen Alfred Gruenther.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Dulles
Middle East
Asia
NATO
Baghdad
Portugal
Tilda
Goa
Tomorse
Paulé Cunha
Tosi
Cunha
India
Cali
China
North Atlantic
Plas
Spain
United Nations
Porcupél
NATO Council
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
PLC
Norway
Turkey
Winter Recreation Program Set By City Recreation Director
Recreation Director Lou Hanna announced a winter program starting in January using Corry High School and Wright School gyms. It includes junior and senior high intramurals, elementary basketball, a City or Industrial Basketball League, and a Slim Gym Club with varied schedules and supervision by Brant Cray Hanna.
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Lou Hanna
Corry High School
Wright School
Russell Brant
Slim Gym
Hanna
Brant Senior High
Victor Cray
Echvwib City Basketball League
Hania
Huge Truck Slips Off Area Road
A large truck driven by John Nelson of Hanover and owned by Frey Transport slid off a rural area road near Bivlon City. The vehicle overturned onto its side blocking a narrow highway stretch and causing traffic delays as several parked cars formed a lingering bottleneck. Damage was estimated at $200. Police aided in reloading and removing the truck, clearing the road by morning.
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Corry
Jolt Nelson
Hanover
Frey
Hinaver
Nelson
Adel Tigee
Althouety
Bivlon
Love-Crazed Youth Dies Of Wounds
Vandergrift Pa a jealous youth who killed three people and wounded two others died hours after being shot by a posse. John Fallon 17 and Glady Small 18 were among those wounded. Fallon died at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital. Small remained in critical condition. Police say Fallon shot from behind a tree after a feud over Fallon’s jealousy. The case involves Fallon’s family and a dispute over a girl named Fallon.
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Creas Vandergrift
Tim Foe
Nous
Ohn Farlone
Armstrong County Memorial Hostal
Hus
Glidys Small
J Warren Small
Wilam Small
Flore Ox
Fore
Ulljor
Typhoid Cases Rising in Lancaster Emergency Labs Expected
Four more typhoid cases were reported in Lancaster, bringing the 11 day total to 181. Dr Davin, medical director, said emergency laboratories were expected to close as Pittsburgh reports and a 4 month series of reports continue, with 68 file Moduiners reportedly completed.
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Lancaster
Oncur Davin
Harteaster Cottmedich
Selentiats
Pittsburgh
Snowstorm Strikes Corry District Ahead of Winter
Eight inches of new snow hit Corry district last night snarling water and bus traffic. Gusty winds from the west reduced visibility, with roads impassable and trains late. Temperatures plunged to 10 degrees above zero as officials weighed emergency school measures and the late basketball game.
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Corry
Erle Rathonel
Union City
Lbs
Forte
Owner Recovers Walley With $20
A man reports recovering a wallet containing $20 after a brief search near a railroad and a shop on North Center Street. George Curtis from Waltabiington aided the pursuit, and police joined in locating the wallet found in a city office by Community Warden Nehue.
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George Curtis
Waltabiington
Seine
Nehue
Garvin
Caputis
Hwe NG
Vt Ahort
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