UN Security Council to weigh Syria demand for action on Israel
Diplomats doubt Syria can force a council meeting over Israel gains and a Dec 2 raid. A seven point Syrian resolution sought punitive measures, while Western powers plan a censure resolution urging negotiations. Burns warned further Israeli reprisals could trigger a broader war as casualties mount from the Galilee attack.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N_ Y
Syria
Security Council
Israel
Ahmed Shukniry
Council
Sid Shurashy
Stenthe
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Gal
M. Burns
Tsi
Galite
Aid To Schools Bill Is Signed Into Law
Gov Leader signed the large 561 million school appropriation into law to ease districts’ financial pinch. The State Department of Public Instruction will issue 130 million in initial checks within two weeks, with funding from existing taxes and possible highway fund borrowing if needed. The measure covers the current and upcoming months, supporting teachers colleges and public instruction operations.
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Asociatiea Frese Harrieburg
Leader
Ralph C Swan
Public Instruction
Bond Set At 9400 Involuntary Manslaughter Case
In St Marys Pennsylvania Justice of the Peace Misabeth Friedl set bond at 9400 for James Hribud admitted to involuntary manslaughter in the death of a Dubrey Stabe resident. Police say the suspect admitted to accidentally shooting Nicola Puscueti, a snowport tavern owner, on November 21.
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ST. Marys
Justice of the Peace
Friedl
James Hribud
Dubrey
Firlbad
Nicola Puscueti
Peace talks end Paraguayan revolt leader’s bid
Leader Mendes Pletnix, once at the head of a failed uprising against Alfredo Stroossner, met with Paraguay’s Colorado Party leadership amid reports Stroessner ordered his arrest. Informants say Mendes sought to destabilize Stroessner after a bank post purge, leveraging ties to former Argentina ally Peron.
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Paraguay
Associated Press
Erlais
Mendes
Par=agusyan Central Bank
Colorado
Mendez
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Stroessner
Hils
Provisionas
Aimbassador
London
Pennsylvania Primary Petition Sizing Ike Name On Ballot
A Pennsylvania Republican lawmaker announced plans to file petitions to place President Dwight D. Eisenhower on the April 24 1956 Republican primary ballot. He notes strong voter support and urges volunteers across counties to gather required signatures by February 20. He cites past Eisenhower primary success and hopes to rally statewide momentum for his renomination bid. The effort requires at least 100 signatures from registered party members in at least 10 counties and one year’s state residence.
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Harrisburg
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsyva
Altlen
Roy
Viner
Clarion
Warner
Douglas MacArthur J
Earl Warton Lo
Ebentower
Estes Kefauver
Pennsylvante
Varner
Adini Stevenson
Disease outbreak reports prompt blood product scare
Reports describe a suspected hepatitis like illness linked to gamma globulin from Buttulo Red Cross Blood Bank. Two adult cases in West Pleasant Street apartments prompted distribution of blood derivatives and public health checks at sanitation facilities and clinics. The city police and health officials investigate rumors and monitor hospital and clinic conditions.
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Buttulo Red Cross Blood Bank
Buttilo
West
Tarry
West Pleasant
Nwelline
Social Security Hours Change At Post Office
An official announces new Social Security hours at the post office building for Thursday December 20. A representative will be on hand to provide information and assist with benefits. details include Monday service changes and a retiree notice from Wilkes-Barre officials and local police.
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Fuyubaugh
Wil Bo
Hss
Sryviase
Toyal Hula
Atomic Fire Power Boost Planned For Europe
Army plans expand anti communist air and ground atomic firepower in Europe. Corps units will field Cor poral guided missiles with ranges up to 70 miles, plus batteries of 280 mm rockets and several battalions of air and ground launched weapons. Air Force Matador missiles and atomic bomb delivery aircraft are also outlined for enhanced deterrence and response in the European theater.
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Associated Press
Washington
Westin Flvppe
Europe
Army Atomic Weapons
Ilsendty
Ceveril
Honisl
Air Force
Tex
Leikemi
Survey Shows Expected High Rate Of Cancer
Chicago reports a broad survey indicating a high cancer prevalence, with data drawn from multiple cities. The study cites higher incidence among women and older age groups, noting economic and lifestyle factors as contributing elements.
Stevenson’s Son Reported “Good” By Unmodaled Prete
In Chicago a report states John Fell Stevorior condition improved after a tragedy at We Hit Yard schoolmatls. The brief note mentions Adlal B Farceton and a $902 sum tied to ongoing matters with unclear details.
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Stevenson
John Fell Stevorior
ICC Questions Plan To Curtail Its Regulatory Powers
Washington reports ICC questions prudence of proposed curtailments of its power to regulate transportation rates and segments. The agency says reliance on competitive forces should guide policy as lawmakers consider bills reflecting committee recommendations. The ICC supports modernizing the system, yet criticizes trucks and private freight interests while seeking to limit rate controls and strengthen competition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interfaie Commerce Commission
Ebenhower
Cabinet
White House
ICC
Transportasiony
Rte
Interete
House
Senate Commerce
IGE
Renta
Detective Kept Off Road After Beer Truck Incident
Unclear report describes a beer truck driven into the city and stopped by an unidentified motorist. Police investigated on West Smith Street near Erie, noting the driver wanted to return beer and that the vehicle was damaged and later inspected for safety and legality.
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Onlion
Smith Street
Dover
Hasry
Hasry Alot
Erie
Polfee
Kate Brewnig Co
Seven year old hit by city taxi in Trent area
Police report a seven year old boy named Michae l Allen, son of Jillian Amwn, was struck by a taxicab driven west on Ray Smith Street. The accident occurred near the office of Dr Hugh Ortner. the child was examined by Dr. Alan. The driver was James Sheldon, age 24, of Corry.
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Rogemeyne
Atrick Uya
Gaby
Flan Briel
Miichael Allyn
Jillien
Park Street
Ray Smith Sureel
James Sheldon
Corry
Trent
Hugh Ortnre
Onli
Turncoat Otto John Arrested in West Germany for Treason
West German authorities formally arrested former intelligence chief Otto John on charges of suspected treason after his return from East Germany. Prosecutor Carl Wiechmann said investigators will consider additional offenses, including disclosure of state secrets. John denies divulging secrets and claims he was unconscious during capture. His wife, previously unaware of the arrest, expressed distress as the case shakes Bonn's postwar security saga.
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Associated Press
Karlsruhe
Germany
Otto John
East Germany
Carl Wiechmann
John
East Berlin
Wiechmann
Wiedmann
West
Interior Ministry
Sormer
West Germany
London
Cologna
Wess
Bonn
City Council Nears Final Action On 1956 Budget
City Council plans a final vote next Thursday on the 1956 budget totaling 188 798 dollars. Finance Director Abbey reportedly errant 13 000 dollars in cash carryover calculations, with councilmen privately reviewing the issue though no public decision yet. Remaining funds include anticipated wire tax receipts and year end balance, with bills to be paid by the treasurer Cir Smith.
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Chambers
Budg Pt
Guy Abbey
Cir Smith
Mental Hospital Inmate Fatal Attack Reported
Acting coroner Rushin Kluge disclosed an inmate at Danville State Hospital died last Wednesday after an attack by another inmate. The victim was identified as Donid Larue Kepper, 37, of Mulhoy. The incident occurred after Kepper asked for tobacco. details indicate it was not self-inflicted.
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Associated Press
Danville
Rushin Kluge
Modtour County
Danville Bullé Hospital
Larue Kepper
Mulhoy
Kluge
Leo Fike
Blase
Borrow Funds At Area School Borrow Funds At Area School
Area school districts struggle to cover current expenses as borrowed funds run short. Union City Joint School District faces cash flow gaps, with Superintendent Dan Hudson noting routine delays and limited access to new loans. Many districts are exhausted by prior borrowing and lack revenue to pay teachers. The nearby district has more funds but remains constrained by formal borrowing rules.
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Ve Union Coty Sthings
Wuitilet Ls
Union City
Dan Hudson
Harrtisburg
Intrepid GI Survives Four Days In Cold And Snowy Wilderness
A wounded, blizzard battered Army air crewman, John Horan, survived four days in the harsh wilderness after bailing from a disabled C46 near Seattle. He endured freezing temperatures, deep snows, and treacherous terrain with minimal gear, gradually making his way toward safety. He and another man trudged toward a road as rescuers closed in, reflecting a tale of endurance and grit.
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Associated Press
ASTON
John
Horan
Cassade Mountain
Séttle
Japari
Ft Lawrence
Seattle
Air Force
Paige
Five California communities wiped by flood waters
Gale driven rains batters Northern California as swollen rivers overflowed their banks, tearing five villages Pepperwood Elmnor Weatt Klamath and Klamath Glen from the map. Evacuations proceed by boat and helicopter while isolation and widespread damage complicate relief efforts.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
California
Pepperwood
Elmnor
Weatt
Klamath
Klamath Glen
Eel
Pacific
Nadio
Elmer Hodgkinson
Humboldt ‘Times
Snt
Eureka
Naval Reserve Radio
Carlotta
Ferndale
Allen
Les
Hodgkinson
Kla
Math
Redwood Creek
Ortek
Frank Brown
KHUM
Buroko
Kmath Glen
Patine
Redwood Valley
Elinor
Civil Defense
Hell
Copter
Poelic
Mito
Houta
Porthern
Biskiyon
Morthert
Sierra
Peuther
Yuba
Amertevat
Bini
Cowinoosts
Regan Wis
Agehways
Greyhound
Tartonville
Mendocino County
Secre
Howes
Mynett Hina
Polos Alto
Muckhy Radio
Toy Collection Ends In Corry
An eccentric note describes a toy collection culmination in Corry, noting a Christmas spiel and its aim to aid the needy. The fragment hints at a community event with plans, personalities, and a charitable outcome tied to local efforts and festive cheer.
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Corry
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