Red China Proposes High Level Indochina Talks
Red China formally proposed to Britain and Russia a full dress conference on Indochina that would bring Premier Chou En Lai and Secretary of State Dulles to the same table. Officials say the idea aims to build Red prestige and was discussed at the Eisenhower Eden talks with Britain opposed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red China
Britain
Russia
Indochina
Chou En-lai
Dulles
U. S
Korea
Viet Nam
Prengh
Sewer Rental Bills Paid Up Before Hearing
Corry residents paid delinquent sewer bills totaling 6142.40 yesterday after Aldermen Cobbett and Melvin reported most accounts settled. A hearing set for 10 o'clock Monday in the Municipal Building will address remaining unpaid amounts and any residents not yet served. City Solicitor Roger Brown did not attend the session.
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Melvin & Cobbett
Cobbett
Anny-hive
Roger Brown
George Gordon
Muni
Cotlue
AWOL Recruit Rescued From Refrigerator Car
Charles Willis Love 18 of Reed Kentucky was rescued from a railroad refrigerator car after being trapped for a day. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors said he was thawing gradually in a critical but not frozen condition and unlikely to require amputation.
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Charles Willis Love
Reed, Ky
Seven Die In Two Wisconsin Home Fires
Flames engulfed a log home near Solon Springs In northwestern Wisconsin killing Cecil Graver and three Shaw children Julia 12 John 9 and Ann 3. Bonnie Knops 12 escaped but frostbitten slipped to a neighbor as water- supply hindered firefighting. Sheriff Tony Zenda said an overheated stove started the blaze. Bonnie later hospitalized in Superior.
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Associated Press
Solon Springs
Wis
Wisconsin
Cecil Graver
Ben Shaw
Julia
John
Ann
Shaws
Bonnie Knops
Tony Zenda
Grover
Bonnie
Solan Springs
Blige
Superior
Ike Takes Easy Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower relaxes at his Gettysburg area farm over the weekend painting reading and walking. He remains in touch with Secretary Dulles as Russia renews its bid for a power treaty. The First Lady and he visited Adams County holding and plan to vote in November.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Premek Nikol Bulganin
Adams County
Gourlhoune
Vogbater Tor Yate
Risenhower
New York City
Washington
Senate delays vote on gas measure amid bribery probe
Washington reports a $2500 campaign contribution allegedly offered to Senator Francis Case to sway his vote on the natural gas bill. Fulbright, sponsor, called for investigation as Case rejected the money and moved to oppose the measure. An out-of-state lawyer reportedly behind the bid had inquired about Case's stance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francis Case
R-Sd
Senate
Case
Fulbright
D-Ark
Contempt Case Heard in Crawford County Court
A contempt of court case was heard in Crawford County Common Pleas Court Meadville. Judge Herbert A Mook will issue a decision later. The case involves Mr and Mrs George Hnatysast of Spartanaburg charged with not allowing parental visits for two children William and Thomas Jewell. Testimony included Walter Jewell, son of the Corry couple.
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Crawford County
Walter Jewell
Corry
Missing Bomber Wreckage Found On San Gorgonio Peak
A B25 Mitchell bomber wreckage was found at about 19 500 feet on San Gorgonio Peak in California. A ground search team from the Air Rescue Squadron reached the scene yesterday. The crew included Lt Alvin B Burns and Lt Harold Ye. Surviving names and details appear in the report.
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Ban Bernardino
Calif
Miss
San Angelo
Tess
Nortot Air Force
San Gorgono Peak
Air Revene Squadron
Match Apb
Bill F Shotwell
Vancouver
Will
Alvin B
Guiltport
Alreann
Audrey Domandt
Brooklyn
Aten Ye Harold
Hutchingon
San
Corry Jamestown Mig Corp Engineer Patent Drawers Latch
Howard B. Hitteelman of Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp was awarded a patent for a combined handle and drawer latch. The device aims to improve one handed opening and reduce front-face obtrusion by integrating a thumblatch with the drawer handle and improving operation and aesthetics.
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Howard B. Hitteelman
Corry
Jamestown Mig. Corp
Hutgesnon
Jnitinone
Hutzotmin
Mmestowis
Senate debates tightened limits on China and Russia trade
Senator Mel Clellan urged stricter controls on trade with Russia and Red China as hearings eyed shipments of strategic materials to the Soviet bloc. Senate leaders pressed for assurances from Secretary of State Cullen against easing controls amid Eden and Chou En-lai tensions.
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Wasitington
MelClellan D-Avki
Russia
Red
China
Ais
Anthony Eden
McClellan
Eledinan
Sn- Slo Permanent Investustrong
Sid
Churadoy
Senate
Knows ‘Inne
Califaid
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cullen
United States
Eisenhower
Eden
Red China
Add Forty To Jobless List
Unclear OCR shows unemployment figures for December with 184 new applications for work tests and 94 in December plus 45 total. Women and veterans counts appear, with 28 women and 46 veterans. Openings include 28 placed and 40 referred. listing of placements by group and compensation totals 305 for last month, higher than prior period.
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Paul Hensley
Bureau of Employment Security Office
Hensley
Danunry
Temales
Humber
Youth Mourns After Fatal Fire Tragedy in Baltimore
In Baltimore, a deadly kitchen blaze claimed a young life as residents reported smoke and fumes. Investigators linked the scene to a house fire that displaced a family and left relatives grieving at their home.
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Baltimore
Charles
Fidler
Che Dull
Nyrhurbin
Mulen Fidler
Thames
Anim
Anti Marie
Sandee
South Told To Remain Firm On Negro Problem
Report covers Southern leaders urging resistance to desegregation and interposition talk. Virginia Governor Stanley asks governors to back interposition while Alabama sees a new university controversy as Ruth Lucy and Polly Ann Hudson seek enrollment and legal bids continue.
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Associated Press
Jamak Basthind
Mikal
Charlotte
N.G
Wotiony Eastlund
U. S. Supreme Court
Mikbottle
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Virginia General Assembly
Stanley
Alabama
University of Ala
Polly Ann Hudson
Federl
Lucy
Mis. Hudson
Czech Bombers Sent To Egypt Amid Tense Talks
Washington sources report Egypt received a Czech bomber shipment amid Western efforts for a peace conference. The dispatch follows warnings of risk if arms sales to Egypt continue, with officials in Washington and London pressing for joint action to avoid a wider conflict. In unrelated news a February slaying in San Gabriel left a family mourning as authorities investigated the shooting.
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Washington
Egypt
Han
Troms
Vardel
Hove
Ie State Department
Europe Endures Siberian Blizzard Deep Freeze Toll Rises
A savage Siberian blizzard grips Europe with record cold and a rising death toll. France and Britain report the heaviest losses as temperatures plunge below freezing. Frostbite cases surge in the UK while power cuts and frozen streets disrupt daily life.
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Europe
London
North
Son A
France
Britain
Toury
Denmark
Germany
Turkey
Austria
Netherlands
Switzerland
Belgium
United Kingdom
Bristol
England
Wottin
Glasgow
Lascar
Nice
Senate approves Soil Bank plan for farm relief
Senate Agriculture Committee endorsed a Soil Bank program to remove 44 to 60 million acres from production with payments totaling about 800 million to 1 billion dollars. Farmers would be paid based on crop diverted and lease terms, with grass and tree planting incentives under a longer plan.
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Washington
Lion's Soil Bank
Senate Agriculture
Tige D. Morse
Tom
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wid New
Fin
Afkon Ur-Ver
GOP
Two Dead After Navy Transport Crash Off Fort Lauderdale
A twin engine Navy transport crashed into the Atlantic two miles off Fort Lauderdale Beach. Two crewmen died, two others parachuted to safety, and one survivor died later in Broward General Hospital. Navy destroyers aided the rescue, detailing a chaotic, fatal crash at sea.
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Tommevem
Port Lauderdale
Atlantic
Fort Lauderdale
Charter Flatt
Venture
Broward General Hospital
Charles McChrath
Hort Lavnder
Dale
Mar. Dines Priddy
Wiethe Mim Murchie Nation
Senate Holds Back House Bills Amid Party Split
In 1985 the Republican-led Senate blocks more than half of House-passed measures. Major items include economic development and welfare reform. Committees in the Senate show slow action, with several bills stalled for months as leadership weighs priorities.
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Senate
Pereresger
Alnee
Benate
Seibte Health and Welfare Committee
Blizzard Rages in West Texas Paralyzing Roads
A fierce snowstorm spread from New Orleans toward central Texas causing heavy drifts and stranded motorists. National Guardsmen aided stranded travelers as about 80 cars were stalled and roofs were piled with snow while a foot of snow fell in parts of the region.
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Tex
New Orlane
New Mexico
Texag
Carlbud
Teen Town YMCA trip ends in bus crash near Titusville
About 117 Corry YMCA Teen Town members traveled to Titusville for a swim party when one bus left the road into a ditch on Church Town Road. No fatalities but a bus was damaged. Repairs and tow costs estimated between 100 and 200 dollars. The group resumed the trip after a wrecker arrived and a second bus continued to the party.
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Tituhyllle
Ye Corry Ymca
Arthur Burgess
Nori West
YMCA
Joon
Tiphavulle Ymga
Couple To Wed Found Dead In Warren County Cabin
Harold E. Look, 62, and Hertha Rougewx Irvin, 46, both attendants at North Warren State Hospital, were found dead near Warren. Look’s body was in a hunting cabin and Irvin’s body hung in a hospital dressing gown closet. Autopsies awaited to determine cause of death.
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North Warren State Hospital
Warren
Warrenn County
Harold E. Look
Hertha Rougewx Irvin
Look
Irvin
Dent
Warren County
Larry B. Linder
Donald Allen
Harvey Hortel
Linder
Allen
Pleasent
Lindey
Alyone T
Miinvin
Ultimatum Faces 16 Teachers Over Walkout Threat
The Kulpmon Area School Board demanded cancellation of a planned teachers walkout next Tuesday. The Marion Heights district warned it would withdraw from the joint district if the walkout proceeded, risking termination of contracts and loss of mentors for 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Kulpmnon
Pi—BiXteen
Ord
Kulpinoht
Joub
Onohens
John
Taski
Ako
Marion Heights
Walter
cowibsunIey
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