U S May Press Reds To Restart Korean Talks
U S officials weigh wording to urge the Communists at Panmunjom to move past past insults and resume preliminary talks aimed at a full Korean peace conference. Arthur H. Dean returned to the U S seeking a face saving compromise, while Dulles reviews drafts amid a stalled process.
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U.S
Associated Presse
Washington
United States
Korea
State Department
Arthur H. Dean
Panmunjom
Department
Panmumnjom
South Korea
Secretary of State
Dulles
Orient
Connie's Delicatesss to Double Size in West Main Remodel
A major remodeling project began yesterday to double the size of Connie's Delicatess e on West Main Street. The overhaul includes removing a wall between the grocery and the former Pennsylvania Gas Co corner office, creating a single front entrance, new window display, and relocation of the grocery during construction. Mrs. Connie Frisina will join with daughters Margaret and Josephine in the business partnership as the overhaul proceeds with contracts awarded for plumbing, refrigeration, and window glass.
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Connies Delicatesse
West Main Street
Groltery
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Spring
West Main Streets
Malin
Connie Frisina
Margaret
Josephine
C.J. Pe
Roberts
Pittsburgh
Erie May Protest New Gas Rates
Erie plans a formal challenge to Pennsylvania Gas City over rates after Mayor Thoms Flatley and City Solicitor Gerald J. Weber scheduled a Pittsburgh study trip to compare local utility practices. Residents complained of high bills prompting consideration of a Public Utility Commission protest or court action as in Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Thoms Flatley
Gerald J. Weber
Pitsburgh
Flatley
Public Utility Commission
Superior Court
Pillsburghs
Weber
Pittsburgh
PUG
Senator McCarthy Pushes Court Martial for Army Major
Senator McCarthy seeks a court-martial for an Army major on active duty at Camp Kilmer accused of Communist ties. He says the officer refused to answer questions about Communist activity and calls for investigations to name responsible officers, and reviews why orders to Japan were canceled after family matters surfaced.
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Sen
McCarthy
Camp Kilmer
Associated Press
Washington
R-Wis
Army
Robert T. Stevens
New York
N. 1
Senate
Camp Ellmer
Communist Party
Japan
Paychia
Talon Invention Eases Zipper Jams for Clothing
A new Talon invention promises a quick-release zipper to prevent sticking in fabric or skin. The device, developed for dress manufacturers and later the general market, aims to improve safety and ease of use after 12 years of work.
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Talon
Mbauryand S—insur
Dreas Meinu—Facturers
Gas Company Blames Cold for High Bills
Local Pennsylvania Gas Company manager L. T. Noble says bills rose due to colder January weather. Using degree day method, December 15 to January 15 showed 79 percent higher consumption than November to December, with January the coldest in five years and many bills 80 to 90 percent above prior readings.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
L. T. Noble
Noble
Eric Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania Democrats to meet on candidate slate
Top leaders of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party will convene in Harrisburg next Tuesday to seek agreement on the gubernatorial candidate and other statewide offices. State chair Maurice Splaine, heading the 50-member Democratic Policy Committee, will discuss campaign plans and candidates with regional officials as nominating petitions open February 23 and the May 18 primary nears.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Maurice Splain Fy
Democratic Policy Committee
Splain
Polley Sese
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
State Superior Court
Congress
Sen
Abe
State House of Representa~ Tves
City to License Garbage Collectors in City Limits
City Council on first reading approved licensing junk and refuse collectors with a 25 dollar fee possibly reduced to five. The measure aims to control waste hauling, ensure insurance and bonds, and allow a single contractor to bid for city service. Safety Director Prien will review applicants and council will grant licenses. penalties of 35 to 100 dollars apply per conviction. Mayor Cherry said a Bradford firm will bore test holes at 9.60 per hour to locate future dump sites near Till south of Corry Area High School.
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Ordiante
Roger Brown
Hit
Robert Prien
Earl B. Cherry
Bradford
Warren
Corry Area
Victor Sve
Shadow Seen By Groundhog in Quarryville PA
In Quarryville Pennsylvania five groundhogs were observed near dusk on Groundhog Day. Each reportedly confirmed winter will continue as shadows appeared, delaying any early spring. Gov Charles Hess of the Slumbering Lodge of Groundhogs announced the forecast, noting five sightings within minutes.
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Associated Press
Quarryville
Lancaster County
Charles Hess
Pennsylvania
Ie Bald
Theatre gunman to be sentenced later
Pat Davin a Newberry 25 of Erle pleaded guilty to armed robbery and auto larceny in the 8300 holdup of Titus vile s Renin Theatre January 15 and the theft of armor to make his escape. He pleaded yesterday in Crawford County Court before the grand jury adjourned. He will be sentenced later this month.
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Meadville
Pat Davin
Newberry
Erle
Titusvile
Renin Theatre
Crawford County
Whereabouts of Soviet diplomat still unknown
A Soviet diplomat, Yuri Rastovoroy, disappears after a January 2 incident. U.S. and Japanese officials probe possible kidnaping or asylum request. Rastovoroy may hold crucial intelligence. the case involves the Soviet mission in Tokyo and US authorities.
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Associated Pres Tokyg
Jajan
Americain Wrobassy
Oharkes
Uveins
Japan
Yuri Alexandrovich Rastovoroy
Rastovoroy
United States
Okinawa Oreven
Rastovrov
For Baal
Yessterday
Rastovorov
Pollew Amin
U.S
Far East Command
Rastoveroy
Central Intelligence Agency
James Hagerty
Eisenhower
Sach
Washington
White House
Hagerty
CTA
Moscow
Coffee prices may go higher as regulation eyed
Washington A New York coffee dealer told senators government regulation of coffee trading could curb supply and push prices up. Gustave Lobe Jr of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange warned that proposed oversight would disrupt shipments and lift costs amid rising demand in West Germany and elsewhere. He urged Congress to avoid meddling, saying regulation would not improve world supply or lower American prices. The Senate committee plans to study wheat style supervision for coffee trading. Also, Gov Frank J Taucher filed as a fifth Democratic primary candidate for May.
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Associated Prom
Washington
New York
Gustave Lobe Jr
Cotfer and
Sumur Exchange
United States
West Germany
United
Lobo
Coffee Exchange
Bethielen
Congress
Senate
Gillette
D-Tows
City Seeks 2 Way Radio for Police Fire Depts
Mayor Batl T Cherry with Police Chief Harley Drake and Fire Chief Ray Laurie signed the application for two way radio equipment through the Civil Defense program to aid city police and fire departments in disaster scenarios. Assemblyman Waterhouse announced assurances of favorable consideration, with the city share not expected to exceed 1000 dollars funded from outside sources. The plan covers radios for the police station, patrol car and all fire stations and trucks. The watchdog discussion covered residency tax rules for 21 and 65 year olds including how to treat part time residents and property ownership for tax liability. The council discussed collection of unpaid 1983 property taxes and requested a higher Park allocation this year. An estimate for a city wide renovation place the cost between 12000 and 13000 if an outside firm handles it, while joint work with county properties under a shared agreement was also explored. Fire Chief Laurie warned the firehouse rear poses a death risk requiring two CO2 fire extinguishers.
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Batl T. Cherry
Harley Drake
Ray Laurie
W. W. Waterhouse
Gounell
Intz
Cook
Waterhouse
Ue Imayor
Wourcen
Priry
Guy Abbey
Itwan
Peraan
Corry
Wayne Street
Counnty
Cornell
Mead Park
Bolleitor Brown
la Aiko
Fire
Ross Fehrman
Don Casnahan
Treasury Chief Backs Tax Cut Plan In Congress
Secretary Humphrey told Congress the 614 million dollars in tax cuts aim to create more and better jobs, raising living standards. He defended the Eisenhower administration’s plan amid Democratic criticism and said the program would support growth without major disruption during a transition period.
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Treasury
Associated Press
Washington
Trenairy
Humphrey
Congress
Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Vietminh Offense Seeks Endgame by Territory Gains
Vietminh troops launch multi sector attacks across Indochina as they push to overrun territory and provide a negotiating thrust to end the Indochina War. In Laos they threaten Luang Prabang while pressing Dien Bien Phu surround and a Mekong border push continues near Thakeek and northern delta fronts.
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Indochina
Laos
Luang Prabang
Chi Minh
Plotuire
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Viet Nam
Muong Khoun
Laon
Mekong River
Thakeek
Tron
Dien Bian Phu
Vietminh Division No 920
Red River
Southeast Asia
Ninh Binh
Nam Dinh
Vietmint
Cap Varella
Falta
Mailman Hurt On Icy Steps In Corry
A Corry mail carrier Raymond R. Brynt 27 of 9 Bayder Circle fractured his right leg and ankle after slipping on icy steps while delivering mail on West Congress street. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for reduction and his condition was described as good. Attorney Disbarred Pittsburgh Atty Adam B. Shaffer was disbarred today by the Allegheny County Bar Association for misconduct.
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Corry House
Corry
Raymond R. Brynt
9 Bay
West
Congress Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Bar Assn
Atty
Adam B. Shaffer
Dulles Defends Western Policy Versus Soviet Threats
Secretary of State Dulles told the Big Four ministers that the Soviet bloc and its one man rule pose the real danger to world peace, not the Western alliance. He cited Molotov’s 1939 Poland partition remarks and urged free, all German elections to form a government speaking for all Germany. He rebutted Molotov’s charges of Western subversion and warned about East German military presence and Soviet influence. In a separate note, Dr. E T Chapman announced his retirement as superintendent of New Kensington schools after 30 years.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Dulles
Big Four
Tme
Moscow
Molotov
Hitler
Ruxala
Germany
Bald Dulles
Dillion Ut
West Germany
U.S
Congress
Russia
United Nations
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Connie's
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Tokyo
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Tauiche
New Kensington
E. T. Chapman
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