Reds In U S Must Sign Up By Midnight
The 0 S Communist party with more than 10 000 members faces a midnight deadline to register as agents of a foreign power under the Internal Security Act of 1950. Officers and members could face jail, fines up to 10 000 per day of violation, and five years in prison for each day if noncompliant. The party had previously failed November deadlines and promised noncompliance.
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0.S. Communist Party
PBI
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Congo Leaders Meet Amid Katanga Tensions and Talks
Adoula and Tshombe held the first talks in months, sitting on a U.N. couch and joking together. In Elisabethville, fighting flared as U.N. forces, responding to civilian and mercenary sniper fire, occupied Union Miniere sites. three Ethiopian soldiers were wounded. Thant ordered U.N. troops to hold fire during talks, with Bunche assisting if asked.
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Sev EreEe Orate Ee
Union Miniere de Haut
Tshombe
Adoula
U.N
Katanga
Congo
Ralph Bunche
Fire guts St Marys store in downtown blaze
A four story Musinuye building in St Marys burned fully tonight causing extensive damage and injuries. Fire officials say the fire started about 9 pm and razed the entire furniture store with two neighboring shops damaged by smoke. Firefighters from multiple towns helped battle the blaze.
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ST. Marys
Christina
Arthur Kelson
Jace
Kelso
Kaul Menaul Hospital
St Mussie
Heick
Kantars Department Store
Berman Dress Shop
Ridgeway
Johnsonburg
Kersey and
Kane
Clymer Man Named Vice Chairman In County Group
Ernest E. Dunnewold of Clymer was elected vice chairman of the Chautauqua County Agricultural Stabilization And Conservation Committee for 1 Harold Berg of Frewsburg R D 2 was named chairman. Other elected committeemen include Lester Groters and Robert V. Lyon in Clymer North Clymer and Russell Huntin. In French Creek Richard Odell and Carlton Brumagin joined with Raymond Willink of Clymer. Sherman saw Otto Broome and Herbert TeWinkle named as members.
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Clymer
Ernest E. Dunnewold
Chautauqua County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committer
Harold Berg
R. D
Frewsburg
Lester Groters
Robert V. Lyon
North Clymer
Russell Huntin
French Creek
Richard Odell
Carlton Brumagin
Raymond Willink
Mina
Ad Agency Head Charles Hook Jr Dies in New York
Charles R. Hook Jr a 4% president of Kudner Advertising and former deputy postmaster general died yesterday His death echoes a United Nations strategy from last summer when Kudner helped the Congolese Parliament meet in isolation at Lovanium University near Leopoldville After 10 days of seclusion lawmakers agreed on a central government led by Adoula
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AD Agency
New York
Charles R. Hook Jr
Kudner Advertising Agency
Foieral
Lovanium University
Leopoldville
Adoula
Marlow Looks At Todays News From Washington
James Marlow analyzes shifts in postwar policy as nations swing between support and condemnation. He contrasts votes on North Korea with later Egypt actions, noting inconsistencies in the U N Security Council and General Assembly positions involving the United States Britain France Russia and India. The piece critiques statesmen who follow ideology over consistency and ponders the motives behind major power choices.
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Washington
Ralph Waldo Emerson
United States
Britain
France
Lidia
Rissa
North Korea
Russia
United Nations
Egypt
South Korea
India
Nehru
Red
Security Council
General Assembly
China
Kora
Global Cold War Nonaligned Reactions Amid UN Debates
The piece surveys mid century UN debates showing power dynamics as the Security Council and General Assembly faced Russia’s actions in Hungary Egypt and Cuba. It notes US Britain and France vetoes and condemnations, while Nehru’s India and other nations offered mixed responses. The narrative hints at shifting alliances and policy inconsistencies among major powers.
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Yoling
Russia
Britain
France
Egypt
Hungary
Security Council
United States
Francé
Bilt
General Assembly
Beynt
Britain and
Prairie
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Nations
Nehru
Oil City Man Jailed For Threats Sent By Mail
Hahn, 38, of Oil City, was arrested by State Police and the FBI for allegedly sending threatening letters to an official of the Oil City Glue Co. The suspect was taken to Erie County Jail for failure to post a $1,000 bond and awaits U.S. District Court action in Erie or Pittsburgh.
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Bee Wees Prunes
Hahn
Poller
FBT
Brethninary Beach
Lenin
Shreye
U.S. District Court
Erie
Pitsburgh
St Dile
Erie County
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