Soviet Official May Visit U S
Reports said Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan may visit Washington early next year to discuss high level policy talks and expand trade. The trip would aim to ease tensions and explore credits to boost Soviet American economic relations under President Eisenhower’s push for top leaders’ exchanges.
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Dminn
Lost Corry Hunter Found Near Blue Eye
Jack Proper, 40, of West South Street, was found safe near the Blue Eye area north of Spring Creek after a seven hour search by Corry and Spring Creek fire departments and Civil Defense. Rescue teams used lights and loudspeakers and he walked out with volunteers, in good condition. The incident drew on scene help from the Spring Creek Women's Auxiliary which provided coffee and sandwiches.
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News Strike Talks Collapse in New York
Mayor Wagner and federal mediators met as talks collapsed between nine city newspapers and the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union. Presses remain idle since December 9 over wages and contracts. The industry loses about 142 million dollars daily in ads and circulation.
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API
Robert F. Wagner
New York Board of Trade
Hisenhower
Averell Harriman
Gove
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Waymer
Aero Union Names Officers for 1808 Lodge
The Aero Supply Lodge No 1808 re elected most former officers. Clyne Frenneman of Union City was chosen president Leo Flaherty became vice president and Mrs Josephine Besson is financial secretary Newell Beck is recording secretary Buriel Baresi Nermin Greaves and Val Shreve were named to the committees.
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Aero Supply Lodge
Clyne Frenneman
Union City
Leo Flaherty
Josephine Besson
Newell Beckwith Iy
Buriel Baresi
Nermin Greaves
Val Shreve
Probe Crash At City Intersection
City police investigated a two car crash at West Smitty street Mead Avenue intersection. Drivers were Robert Brenneman of Cambridge Springs and Mrs. Jeanette Davis Cony R D 3. Bradley Davis, 3, was treated for a cheek and chin cut at Cary Memorial Hospital. Damages were estimated at $200 for Brenneman’s vehicle and $600 for Davis’s machine.
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Robert Brenneman
Cambridge Springs
Jeanette Davis
R. D
Cony
Brenneman
Smith Street Hill
Mead Avenue
Model Dairy
Eastern strike harms Miami area tourism and jobs
The Eastern Air Lines strike, in its 24th day, costs the Miami area resort economy about six million dollars every two weeks. December traffic to Florida dropped as only 18 percent of stranded passengers could be served by other carriers. Engineers and machinists pace talks, with machinists nearing a tentative agreement and engineers to meet a federal mediator.
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Socialite charged in wealthy father's murder in Dedham
Isabel Russell a 45 year old socialite is charged with murder in the death of her father Joseph B Russell 74 whose body was found Sept 1 at the family estate in Wentworth. Police say the chest was crushed and back broken. Russell pleaded not guilty claiming ignorance of the case. Her uncle Richard Russell former Cambridge mayor and congressman urged commitment to a mental hospital. judge denied and ordered jail until grand jury decision. The sisters Frances 48 and Isabel were beneficiaries of Obrion Russell Co insurance and the estate was valued at the time.
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Corry Woman Dies From Gas Fumes in Apartment
Miss Alice West, 74, of Corry died yesterday afternoon from inhaling gas fumes from an unvented heater at her residence on Washington Street. Deputy Coroner James St. George certified the death. Born February 17, 1884 in Pine Valley, she lived in Columbus earlier and moved to Corry three years ago. Survived by one sister and two nephews. Body at Bracken Funeral Home with service Saturday at 1 p.m. Rev. Earl Docherty officiating. Interment Pine Valley Cemetery.
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Elle Fod Tree
Merle Page
Columbus
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Pine Valley Cemetery
Moose Club Christmas Party for Children at Rex Theatre
The Corry Moose lodge hosts its annual Christmas party for children at the Rex Theatre next Monday afternoon. The event features the film The Great Missouri Raid starting at 2 p.m. and ending at 3 45 p.m. Additional activities and prizes accompany the feature film.
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Knutson Criticizes Probe After Minnesota Loss
Cora Knutson, a 54 year old Democrat from Minnesota, dismissed bitterness after a House committee rejected further action on her complaint she lost re election due to a malicious conspiracy. She pledged resilience and noted personal attacks from political foes surrounding her husband’s Cay come home appeal.
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France Ranked Third as Allied Strength Assessed in NATO Meeting
Paris reports a mixed NATO assessment with West Germany rising as a continental power. Officials note France struggles to end Algeria conflict while West Germany plans a 200000-strong force and new missile production with French and Italian cooperation.
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de Gauille
Lewis Norstad
Norstad
Europe
Rang Josef Strauss
West
Geremans
Fratee Aid Taly
Hormants
Prench Army
Pierre
AT&T boosts dividends as stock soars in historic split
New York AP reports AT&T directors approve a 3 for 1 stock split and a 10 percent dividend hike the first split and first dividend change in 37 years. Stock jumped to a 27 year high before settling, with shareholders like a Port Chester resident and a California professor profiting from the surge.
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Newsboro
Port Chester
N.Y
University of California
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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General Motors Corp
Standard Oil Co
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General Electric Co
Cleveland Thompson Faces Execution Postponement
Cleveland Thompson, a condemned killer from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, awaits further appeals as the U S Supreme Court and state courts move through his case. He was convicted of killing Wallace Russell in a Pittsburgh speakeasy on September 13 1949 and sentenced May 1 1950. The stay of execution could be vacated with further action, delaying or advancing an electric chair date at Rockview State Penitentiary.
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Rockview State Penitentiary
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Cleveland Thompson
Hattieyburg
Mils
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Cleveland
Kilvna Wallace Russell
Gubrene
U S Retailers Cautious On Christmas Business
U S retailers express cautious optimism for Christmas sales with many predicting results near last year despite higher prices. Executives from Bullock's Los Angeles and others note shoppers are spending slowly while strong Texas demand and Denver activity show pockets of strength amid cautious outlook.
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Tix
Collent
B. Arnett
Bullock's Department Store
Los Angeles
Petro
Charles E. Boyd
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Texas
St Louis student dies after car strike and shooting
James Bullock 27, of Richmond Heights, a St Louis University student, was found dying by motorists in front of the City Art Museum. He had been run over and shot with few leads. Police noted head wounds from a small caliber weapon and chest pellets, with robbery unlikely. He worked for Union Electric Co.
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James 8. Bullock
Richmond Heights
City Art Museum
Edward Schaaf
Bullock
Museum Hia
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Louly
Union Electric Co
Meadville District seeks state rent reimbursement ruling
Meadville Area School District asked Dauphin County Court to compel the State Department of Public Instruction to pay 25 000 in rental reimbursement tied to the new senior high school. School solicitor George J. Barco says state approval timing affected eligibility while state officials claim payments await signed lease terms.
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Meadville Area
Dauphin County
State Department of Public Instruction
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State Department
George J. Barco
Barco
Bur. Co
Une
Bord
Department of Public Instruction
Truck Driver Killed at Belford Interchange Parking Lot
Bedford Pennsylvania report states truck driver John A. Lee, 26, of Pendleton Indiana, died Tuesday when his vehicle was struck by a tractor trailer in a Barvice station parking lot at the Belford Interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Joh A. Lee
Pendleton
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Belford
Pennsylvania Turnpike
White Yule Season Assured by Weathermen
Weathermen predict a white Christmas with about 20 inches of snow on the ground and more in the forecast. Temperatures have stayed around two below zero to 21 degrees, with 13 of the past 17 days below 20 degrees. The Great Lakes region remains under snow flurries and overcast skies.
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Great Lakes
Dulles Reports Progress In Test Ban Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told NATO ministers in Paris that some progress has occurred in talks with the Soviet Union on suspending nuclear tests. He cautioned that optimism is limited due to differences over control provisions. Dulles announced a NATO 10th anniversary meeting will be in Washington on April 24 and noted his return trip after a stop in Jamaica.
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Dulles Fies
Jamaica
Geneva Talks End In Failure
Geneva discussions on prevention of surprise attacks collapsed as East and West blocs clashed over purpose. The Western alliance led by the United States urged direct government contacts and rejected revival on a fixed date. An array of North Atlantic powers opposed the Soviet bloc, while Western delegates offered technical proposals to keep talks nonpolitical.
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Soviets Deny Cutting Berlin Talks Short
Berlin dispatch reports Moscow denied shortening the six month Berlin talks. A Soviet spokesman said no action was taken pending a reply to a November 27 note accepting a plan to make West Berlin militarized and to end four power control within six months. He left open the next steps.
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Bovlel Kimbassy
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Bogota Fire Death Toll Rises to 84
Bogota Colombia AP report states Vida department store fire death toll now at 64 with two seriously injured. Investigations by a one-man grand jury led by Judge Gonzalo Jimenes Arias opened to determine possible prosecutions and changes in safety procedures. Public Health officials warned families Wednesday.
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Bogota
Colombia
Vida
Gonzalo Jimenes Arias
Department of Justice
EI Tempe
Five Thousand Dollar Sugar Grove Fire Loss
A Sugar Grove fire caused an estimated five thousand dollars in damage to a building and turkeys. Fire chief Booth Shatty cited an overheated motor in a machine as the ignition source. Volunteers from nearby Bustt assisted thirty five firefighters for two hours to prevent spread to an adjacent building housing about one thousand frozen turkeys.
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Booth Shatty
Voller Pire
Bugay Grove
Shautaugie County
Bustt
Youths Reprieved in Nicosia Crisis
Two Greek Cypriot youths condemned to die were granted last minute reprieves by the British on Cyprus. The expected execution could have sparked new bloodshed in Nicosia as the crisis neared.
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Cyprus
Hugtt
Begin Man In Space Project Speech Signals Long Road Ahead
Dr. T. Keith Glennan head of NASA outlined a long-range, large-scale space program in a speech commemorating the Wright brothers. He said it would take several years of careful study and effort before the first manned space flight becomes a reality.
Auto Skids On Highway Crash Injures Two
A two car crash on Route 19 yesterday afternoon left two people injured and about 600 dollars in vehicle damage. Ethilip Pare Meadville South Route 18 was following a stalled truck near Route 6 intersection when Ree Asbeck tried to pass and collided. Anderhalt 58 Meadville failed to stop in time and skidded into Ree Asbeck’s car.
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Wainer Conuuins
Corry
Ethilip
Meadville
Reasbeck
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