UN Studies Syrian Demands Amid Israel Tensions
The United Nations Security Council turns to Syria to seek punitive action amid Arab Israeli tensions. Syria seeks measures against Israel over raids on coastal positions near the Sea of Galilee. Israel denies any orders to fire on Syrian boats and urges council restraint while reporting persistent border clashes.
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Stevenson’s Son Injured In Crash In Indiana
Adlai Stevenson Jr., 1B, son of presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson, was injured in a highway crash that killed two people near Wig Harvard University yesterday. He was in satisfactory condition at General Hospital after a night under care. plans for transfer to Chicago were mentioned.
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Polio vaccine credited with cutting child cases, New York official says
A polio official in New York declares that widespread vaccination in 1985 likely saved about 1200 to 1300 children. He cites Heink Foundation data showing hospitalizations dropped 62 percent for younger children and 40 percent for older children compared with the total population, supporting strong vaccine impact.
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Promise Of Action On Tax Program In Harrisburg
House Democrats push for swift tax legislation as the full assembly reconvenes after holidays. Rep. Readinger, floor leader, says a new tax plan may be introduced next week with focus on revenue needs and a proposed mix of income and excise measures. The party seeks a prompt action to address budget gaps ahead of January 16 reconvening.
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Office Building Wrecked By Blast And Fire
A two story office building adjoining the Alan Wood Co at Conshohocken Pa was blasted apart and engulfed in fumes until firefighters controlled the blaze. The explosion occurred shortly after 7 am injuring workers John Vandercrift 62 Leomondere 48 and James Strastford 30 who were nearby or entering the plant. Debris scattered and windows shattered as the structure collapsed with minor injuries reported. The incident occurred as steel production policy plans were discussed in Washington to boost capacity by 10 percent over five years.
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Corry Man Killed When Car Hits Bridge in Snyder NY
A Snyder NY resident, 62 year old Gorman, died after a car lost control on the Blymr Sherman road and struck a bridge. Deputy Coroner R Lawrence Dayden and hospital staff confirmed death at Corry Memorial Hospital. The vehicle, carrying Mr Gorman, was demolished. unnamed witnesses and local officials noted possible brake issues and the car’s steering wheel collapse. Funeral arrangements are pending with relatives notified.
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Local Child Not Polio Victim Despite Worries in Erie
A Erie area child believed to have polio was found not afflicted after hospital tests. The child was admitted December 1 at Lake View Hospital with a spinal issue but doctors concluded the illness was not polio. Further testing was planned to confirm the diagnosis, and the family hoped for a quick recovery.
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Fireman Killed 10 Hurt In Warren Fire Update Bill For Schools Aid Expected
A Warren fire tragedy left one fireman dead and ten injured. The governor is expected to sign a six million dollar school aid bill after delays. the measure funds public instruction as districts borrow to cover current expenses.
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Coup in Paraguay Unsuccessful Report Unfolds
AP dispatch from Montevideo reports an attempted coup in Paraguay against President Alfredo Stroessner. Euphoric and conflicting messages describe rebel units marching toward Asunción, with rumors of divisions within the government and exile-era figures influencing events.
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Ford stock offering approaches as orders pile up
Brokers report heavy order flow for Ford Motor Co shares as registration nears, with underwriters guiding widespread distribution. Ford raises shares offered from seven million to 10.2 million while trading shifts to over the counter before NYSE listing. Prices teased around 350 to 375 a share amid oversubscription expectations.
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None Called For Draft In January
The local Selective Service office announced there were no inductees from the Corry district for December. A future call for February for 458 men is noted, with 46 percent awaiting processing. No January inductions occurred.
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French Forces Fire Back in Algeria Guerrilla Offensive
In Algeria, nationalist guerrillas press a bloody Christmas offensive as French troops march across the Nemencha Range south of Constantine with air support. Casualties mount with reports of rebels killed or captured in multiple engagements near Guelma Souk Ahras and near the Tunisian border. French casualties are not listed. Political turmoil follows with threats against Moslems resigning posts ahead of January elections. Premier Edgar Faure has postponed Algerian voting. The Algerian question remains tied to metropolitan France and its election laws.
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Westinghouse Breaks Off Talks With IUE in Fight
Westinghouse Electric Corp abruptly ended negotiations with the AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers over a dispute sparked by alleged obscene remarks about the company’s negotiating chair. Union leaders accused Westinghouse of refusing to bargain in good faith, noting the strike began October 1 and involved about 44,000 members across 30 plants plus 11,000 more represented by the UE.
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Deer Killing Solved In Allegheny County Case
Ridgway Pa police say Jimes Hribaly and Mt Plessuit are charged in a deer season homicide that left Nicola Pascize, 56, dead near Boneggutte. Passersby found the body November 24. investigators say Heibal and Paswuzers detained for questioning.
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Man Held on Mental Custody After 1950 Murder
Charley Dodge, who killed a Northeast woman in August 1950 and has spent most of his time at Furview State Hospital, will wait until February for a decision on permanent freedom. Judge Elmer Evans denied his habeas corpus petition, citing a recurrence risk of manic depression. The court was told all treatments were given, but the condition may return, possibly delaying release beyond February.
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Winter Arrives With Sudden Cold Spell and Snow
Winter arrives with a brief, anticlimactic chill after yesterdays low temperatures. The mercury slipped to seven degrees as night fell, while crews cleared streets and prepared for more snow ahead, despite earlier forecasts.
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Fire at Warren refinery kills firefighter and injures ten
A series of oil fueled blasts at United Oil Refining Co in Warren destroyed a brick wall and killed Hartwell Willey, a Warren firefighter, with at least ten others injured. Two reporters and a photographer also suffered injuries as chaos followed the explosions.
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Demonstrations End In Holy Land Amid Unrest
An uneasy calm settled across the Jordan and Jerusalem today as demonstrations ended amid rising tensions. Authorities moved swiftly to restore order, pledging to protect sites and quell further disturbances amid the volatile regional crisis.
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