King Saud Extends Stay In Washington Talks Likely
King Saud of Saudi Arabia extends his stay in Washington for further talks with top officials on Middle East issues. An atmosphere of cordiality marked dinners with President Eisenhower as Saud praised US support for United Nations principles and peace. The two leaders anticipate closer understanding and friendship, with plans mentioned for visits to Blair House and other venues as negotiations continue.
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Washington
Saud
Hemty
Eiserhhower
Eisenhower
United States
United Nations
Fastler
Stote
Hil Saud
Swank Coventher
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Baud
Blair Howse
Ming
Bud
I. 5
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hineneon
Navy
Duke University
Weather Fronts Bring Snow to East and Rain to South
Overnight conditions brought snow across parts of New England and the Mid-Atlantic, with four to six inches reported in Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts. The Southeast saw more rain from North Carolina to Georgia as northern areas cleared. Temperatures remained cold in the interior West with snow in the Rockies while dry fair weather persisted in the Southwest and Pacific coast towns. Fog slowed travel in the Ohio Valley and mid Mississippi region.
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Genteul
Asyl
New Jersey
New York City
New England
Ohio Valley
Connecticut
Miamwelch
Setts
Rhode Island
Chrolinia
Georgia
Loutstown Canal
mid-Misettsipp
Pi Yestersingleh
Rockies
North Pacific Coast
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Flaine
Mis
Aingino Valley
Pion
Kilo
South Atlantic Coast
Railroad Fares Increase Tied to Interstate Commission Action
Rail travelers face new fare prices as the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 25 percent hike. Public utility lines report the PRR system will implement the increase immediately, with affected routes including daily services changing start dates.
Man complains after car skid due to oncoming vehicle
Willard Williams of Corry reports a driver cut into Route 6 traffic causing his skid near the State Fish Hatchery. Police tell him his 1957 license is not yet issued, as the Bureau swamps with applications and drivers await new licenses.
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Sid Willard Willams
Corry
Willams
Pallo
Williams
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Stricter Rules Lift Jobless Pay and Denials
The Benne Sylvania State Employment Service reports January activity with 147 on benefits up from December 8. 66 natives on reserve, 282 women and veterans among 32 new job openings. Employers show caution while 54 applicants were sent to fill 32 vacancies. 9 unskilled and entry positions filled via referrals. 219 new compensation applications plus existing claims push total unemployed weeks high. denials rise due to stricter checks for qualification, but future openings loom as winter ends.
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Mppuca
Paul Hensley
Manger
Benne Sylvania State Employment Service
Bilret
Ord Velen Ns
Mobile
Buresw
Thiege
Mle
Shricter
Ludger
Corry
Mit Healey
UN General Assembly Pushes Egypt Peace Plan
The UN convened a special session to back a two part proposal to remove Israeli forces from Egypt and stabilize the Middle East. Israel and Egypt offered no public acceptance, with Canada opposing for more explicit UN force use. The plan, sponsored by the US and others, hinges on both sides observing the 1949 armistice and deploying UNEF along the demarcation line amid tense dialogue.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN General Assembly
Ternell Cops
Egypt
Shake
Middle East
Walladoy Pary
Israel
Feypt
Assembly
Palestine
Deg Hammarakjold
Tsrael
Sharm el ‘Sheikh
Gaza Strip
ONEF
United States
India
Brazil
Colonee
Indonesia
Norway
Yugo‘Slavia
Canada
Iaraeli
UNEP
Hie
UN ‘Nrifioundeni
Calta
Five Planes Crash In Two Days Toll 32 Dead
Five airplanes have crashed in two days killing 32 people and injuring over 100. New York to Miami flights report crashes in snow and on impact with ground structures. Notable incidents include a Northeast Airlines DC-8 with four aboard near Rikers Island. a Gloucester Mississippi Coast crash with no bodies found. a Mountain View California Air Force jet killing the pilot. a Van Nuys California Boeing transport crash killing six aboard and two children. and other doomed flights with multiple casualties.
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Tess
Clites
Ater
New York
Miami-bouna Northeast Airlines
Rikers Island
Gloucester
Miss
Aly
Atmatic Colon
Foray
Mountain View
Calif
Air Force
San Francisco Peninsula
Viti Nuys
Ant
Mirella
Northeast
Waa
Minish
East River
Siine Leelee
Witer
Mirsh
Svinidowe
Cotipuyt
Corry Man Indicted On Morals Charge In Pittstown
Corry man Gary Wok, age 56, was indicted by the Evie County grand jury on a morals charge connected to illegal activities involving pinball pay-offs at a Milleriel township shop. Police reported finding wiring and pilfered components at his home on Frepoet Road. A related string of local incidents includes the death of Mrs Koster near Hemist Wednesday night.
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Corry Man
Evie County
Hawa
Bits Agata
Devon
Milleriel
Cory Man
Gary Wok
Wat Bouth Street
Pittsdurgh
Polloe
Etna
Cetebourg Howewite
Uae
Nat Findley
Frepoet
Koster
Unclear fragment summary of historical price changes
Fragmentary text notes a price change during a period with unclear entities. It mentions costs moving from 390 to 130 and references wages but lacks coherent names or dates. The readable portions suggest a report on cost and wage shifts within a year, but key specifics are unreadable.
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Aisha
AFL-CIO Seeks Two-Thirds Pay for Jobless Workers
AFL-CIO Executive Council urged Congress to require unemployment compensation equal to at least 63 percent of past earnings with a maximum two thirds of weekly take home pay. The plan calls for extending benefits to about 39 weeks and sets state benefits at around 55 dollars weekly versus 80. The group says current unemployment laws are woefully inadequate and notes negotiations with unions in steel and other industries.
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Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
Feck
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Imeline
Vista
Steel
Tabor
Sirté
Wallop Reuther
Alito Workers Union
Ant George Meany
Flood Threat Moves Into North Alabama
Flood threat spreads into North Alabama as the Warrior and Coosa rivers rise above flood stage. Dry cooler air moves into Tennessee while repairs and relief crews head to Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia to aid flood victims. Red Cross estimates more than 1000 families displaced across flood zones in Williamsport Williamson and Logan areas.
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North Alibama
Warrior
Coosa
Alabama
Tennessee
Snme
Chattanooga
Tower East
Kentucky
Virginia
West
Jeisenhower
Alfred M. Gruebther
National
Red Crow
Rene
West Virginia
Virginie
Hintmaton Ovinis
Red Cross Affkins
Williameon
W.va
Logan
Liz Taylor to Wed Tonight in Acapulco Mexico
Actress Liz Taylor and producer Mike Todd reportedly plan a wedding tonight at a former Mexican president’s home in Acapulco. The civil ceremony is set for early morning with a reception in Puerto Mirales and a later tour stop scheduled from Acapulco. Taylor recently moved into a house on Ojamal Bay to recuperate.
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Liz Taylor
Agapulco
Mexico
Siiwbell Taylor
Mike Todd Nave
Migael Alemain
Civil Service
Inter
A. Mvision
Puerto
Mirailez
Acaculco
Mise Taylor
O Jamatl Bay
Wilson Says Defends Performance Rating Of Service
Secretary of Defense Wika is praised as doing a good job while a debate continues over how to rate individuals based on performance. Wilson reiterated his view on National Guard service and acknowledged criticism, noting the distinction between Guard and active forces during the Korean War. He spoke before the House Armed Services Committee and planned a two week vacation, with follow up questioning upon return.
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Mind
Wika
Ani
Mutridt
Mutidi
Wilson
National Guard
Flyenhower
Congress
Wilkon
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Wilcox
Brooks
Snowstorm Drops Inches Across Pennsylvania
A major snowstorm moved across Pennsylvania starting yesterday noon, leaving 2 to 4 inches west of the mountains and up to 7 inches in some areas. Philadelphia saw less snowfall while Harrisburg and nearby regions reported around 6 inches with heavier totals in the central part of the state. temperatures cooled to the 20s and 30s with slick conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Dyne Hardy Jorose
Philadelphia
Harrinbiry
Penneylynna
Tulspike Comison
Harrisburg
Wedier
Bueay
Harris
Buemh
Venice
Judge to rule on union ballot injunction bid
Judge O'Brien considering whether to bar United Steelworkers from conducting a February election for director of USW District 16. O'Brien a Pittsburgh worker alleges his name is on the ballot with seven endorsements while the union says the petition and ballot actions are improper. The hearing occurs next Thursday as the court weighs an injunction and related petitions filed by O'Brien and others. The Pennsylvania Dinner Chain of Commerce hosts an annual event and the Young Men's program is noted.
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Es Obren
United Steelworkers
USW
Frank O'shley
O'Brien
Pitsburgh
USBW
Thought He Was Over Runway Pilot Tells After Crashup
New York report recalls a Northeast Airlines Convair crash over the East River near LaGuardia. Captain Marty Marsh, veteran pilot of more than a million hours, loses control believing he is over the runway. He, co pilot and passengers escape after splashdown, with no fatalities.
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Creckup
Pune
Hana Milion Air
Marty
Mars
Coriv Air
LaGuardia Field
Boston
Marsh
Pan American Pilots Set To Strike Next Week
ALPA president Clarence Sayen announces a midnight strike by 1636 Pan American pilots starting February 6 over a new contract. The walkout follows a prolonged dispute as pilots seek higher wages dating back to 1962 with current pay around 13 000 yen and higher scales cited by the airline in New York for pilots and co pilots.
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Pan American
Alr Line Pilots Association
Clarence
Sayen
ALPA
Bayén
New York
Move To Halt Air Tests Over Urban Areas
Washington reports government moves to restrict air tests over populated regions after a plane collision near Van Nuys California. The crash of a DC-7 and C-? airplane killed seven and injured many, mostly school children in a yard. Federal officials push for voluntary local flying areas and stricter safety reviews. President Eisenhower orders aviation planners to find prevention measures and a House Commerce Committee investigation is set to begin with hearings Wednesday.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Wisk
Wisenhower
Howard P. Curtis
House Commerce Committee
California
James Durfee
Civil Aeronautics Board
May Rewrite Controversial School Bus Law
A debate in the House over a proposed bill to remove school buses from common carrier classification draws legislators from Bedford and surrounding areas. Sponsors Ralph S Merry Crawford Courtney and Rep. Stanley Stroup push a pair of MI measures amid election pledges to redefine school bus status, with county officials split on potential impacts.
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Flea
Og Wells
Gone
Yew Wertlay Ly
Ralph S Merry
Crawford Courney
House of Representatives
Melly
George G. Mazes
Stanley Stroup
R Bedford
Jearviey
Persuit
Malin
Eve Dott Corich
dMdiah Eh
Muclewlon
Theis Proposi
Vera
Wy Tepeler
Svelpe
Joey Ope
Mare Prt
Mhe Naunes
Meat County
German Envoy Declares Nazism Dead and Buried
Ambassador James B Conant says Nazism is dead and buried and militarism has no future in Germany. He notes Germany lacks stable currency and employment. democracy will shape the scene. Conant, US envoy since 1958, resigns to private life and will be succeeded by David Bruce as ambassador to Germany.
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Verman
Neviring
James B. Con- Aint
Germany
Cofinbt
Conant
United States
West Germany
Lator
Harwaard University
Ellen
Hera
Uhmgerng
de Te Conant
Europe
Traffic arrests slip amid winter drink dangers
In January the State Police barracks at Mieroont reported a drop in arrests to 15 as officers conducted three investigations. Nineteen traffic accidents injured several people during the month, with total funds totaling $11,099. Officers urged the public to provide information, while investigators pursued leads on multiple cases.
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Mieroont
Theoddre Mubley
Joraj
Airliner Crash Lands on Prison Island Near New York
An airliner bound for Miami crashed after taking off from LaGuardia Field. About twenty passengers were aboard. only a few escaped unhurt. At least half the survivors were seriously injured. The craft came down on Rikers Island in the East River, near New York City, leaving the wreckage burning.
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Prison Island
New York
Heraona
Rikers
Tig Shiurdin
Planes Crash in France Kill Six and Injure Few
A four engined planes collision over Normandy in fog caused six deaths and multiple injuries. Observers reported near zero visibility as wreckage spread across the countryside near Morieny and St La. Survivors described passengers leaping from burning cabins and witnesses spoke of explosions and flames in the air.
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Wiene
Normandy
Morieny
Miiley
St la
Obeecvery
Lise Aertee
Faroe
Bane
Sculthorpe
England
Woman Dies in Apartment Fire in Allegheny Building
A fatal apartment fire in the Mamer Experiment Building on North Sinn Fibemen street claimed a woman's life. Firefighters battled flames as the couple’s husband and a neighbor described the scene. Local officials and the Allegheny General Hospital staff coordinated the response as investigators began work on the cause.
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North
Moyea
Allegheny
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions unions forts nobility and a united state with scattered proper nouns. Content is garbled, lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals, and provides minimal readable facts to form a summary or headline.
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