Saud and Eisenhower Reach Accord on Mid East Issues
Washington reports President Eisenhower and King Saud reached general accord on Middle East concerns including reopening the Suez Canal and U S military aid. A follow up meeting and a communique are planned. The 15 year old king assured Eisenhower he has no plan to align with the Soviet bloc, and discussed expanding Saudi forces and military aid in exchange for a five year renewal of the Chahran base-use agreement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Saud
Middle East
Wallon
Suez Canal
Fridaay
Tnd
Eisen— Hower
Egypt
Syria
Baud
Eisen Hower
United States
Agresment
U. & Air Force
Chahran
Russia
Colleges Open Again In Budapest
Budapest colleges reopened quietly after three months of Russian tanks crackdown on the anti communist revolt. Communist police raided dormitories seizing weapons. lectures resumed as Gyula Kalan warned against counterrevolutionary disruption and a cabinet minister urged Marx Leninism as guiding education for Hungarian youth.
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Perea Cree Peererree
Budapest
Gyula Kalnl
Communist Party
Area Youth and Sister Escape Injury in Route 6 Crash
A two-vehicle collision on Route 6 east of Youngsville left Charles Frederick Stemut 20 of Pittsfield and Chester M Pardee 29 of Youngstown Ohio with no injuries. Stewart and his 16 year old sister Lorraine escaped unhurt as both cars sustained about 300 dollars damage.
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Pee Eee Aera
Nicks
Charles Frederick Stemut
Pittsfield
Jef-Uke
Paveoent
Youngsville
Stewart
Chester M. Pardee
Youngstown
Ohio
Pardee
Lorraine
Brownell Pushes For New Civil Rights Program
Civil rights efforts move to Capitol Hill as Attorney General Brownell appears as the first witness before the House Judiciary Committee. Administration supporters vow to fight delay tactics while Rep. Keating of New York signals opposition to extending hearings beyond four days to push a bill to the President. The House previously passed a civil rights bill late last session. the Senate is expected to follow.
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Brownell
Capitol
AMD
Eisenhower
Congress
House’ Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Sen
Flames Rage At Penthouse Blaze In Downtown Pittsburgh
Fire raged atop the Bessemer Building in downtown Pittsburgh as flames broke from the penthouse and a rooftop gunfire report sparked alarms. Fire crews, weary after a long five day blaze, regained control within about a half hour. cause undetermined.
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Bessemer
Pittsburgh
Pressure Triggers Haiti President Pierre Louis Resignation
Haiti's provisional president Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis reportedly quits under political pressure as rivals call for his departure. A looming general strike and pre Lenten carnival backdrop frame the crisis, with broadcasts by candidates demanding resignation and no clear successor in sight amid Magloire era echoes.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Joseph Nemours
Pierre-Louis
Pierre-Lavis
Magloire
Supreme Court
Miaile
Maglatre
Vesiel Hiltion
Statf
Stas Ang Hownquarters
Louis Dejole
Francois Duvallier
Duvaillier
Amny
Lnte
Hi ‘Duvallier
Finance Office Robbed For 7th Time In 4 Years
Thieves robbed the Household Finance Corp on the city North Side for the seventh time in four years. They herded employees and customers into the center of the office and forced the safe open. The two men drew revolvers, took money, then locked several workers in an outer room. A previous May holdup ended with the gunman killed while fleeing.
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Household Finance Corp
Helblin
Helbling
Pal
Nike
Sid
Ideyesrald
AFL-CIO Accuses Three Unions of Corruption
The AFL-CIO Executive Council faces corruption charges against three unions with a combined 170000 members. Investigations reference 1965 Senate hearings and 1985 Senate probes. The reports allege misuse of welfare funds and improper practices. The committee's findings were forwarded for action.
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Afl-Cio
Miame Brach
Fla. Ui
Tndis
Tual
Secant Hale diVistigat
Afl-Cio Executive
Senate
Invest-Ga Inn
Pete
Corry Man Ends Life In Automobile Tragedy
A Corry man died by self-inflicted carbon monoxide poisoning in a car at the Bawol residence on Meat Avenue. A note pinned to the front door indicated suicidal intent. Police and deputies reported the engine running and the hose breathing air through the car window. Coroner Brackin estimated death occurred within 15 minutes of ignition. Mrs. Bawol, hospitalized for a year, was moved to a local institution for funeral arrangements after the incident.
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Frank Bawol
Meat Avenue
Sisi
Sommething
Apis
Robert Brackin
Bayol
Hey
Tun
Yeater
Quiz Pilot On Cause Of Airliner Crash
Reports detail pilot Alvaso Marahage recalling a 12 second crash moment after takeoff from LaGuardia. Alfred A. Lane of Northeast Airlines relayed Marahage’s account, noting no warning before the crash that killed 102 aboard the Northeast Airlines flight from LaGuardia to Miami.
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Corton
Alvaso Marahage
Mivah
Amen
Israel Stands Fast In Gaza 37 Workers Killed In Coal Mine Blast
A mine disaster at the Bishofr cot mine in West Virginia trapped 37 miners after an explosion. Rescue teams pursued bodies and sought survivors as the blast cut power and communication, with many workers believed buried underground for hours. Dispatchers noted no contact with missing men as crews labored through the night in the Parahontas Fuel Co. system. Continued on Page Fives.
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Hismop
Bishofr
Virginia
West
Virwinin
Focabontas Fuel Co
Uun
Gul
Parahontas
Area College Girl, 18, Killed In Plane Crash
Frieda Hensler, 18, of Tiwin, an Allegheny College student in Meidville, died when a plane crashed in heavy fog near here while two college friends Ruth Fox, 18, and Mary Taliak, 18, also Allegheny students, were injured along with pilot Ralph D. Fox, 40, of Wigtls, Ojo. The pilot’s daughter Ruth, and Mary Taliak were among injured passengers. The crash occurred as they were returning to school from the pilot’s home. Radio contact with the Greater Pittsburgh Airport tower failed due to weak signal.
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June Tuws
Nhot
Here
Frieda Hensler
Tiwin
Aljeeheny College
Meidville
Ralph D. Fox
Wigtls
Ojo
Ruth
Mary Taliak
Purmi
Hlo
Allegheny Galleys
Fox
Greater Pittsburgh
Persor Mer
Sideswipes Car After Left Turn. Driver Flees Scene
A driver allegedly sideswiped another vehicle Saturday as it slowed for a left turn and fled the scene. Corry State Police traced the license plate and are investigating, with damage estimated at over $1,000. The incident marks the second such report in a week. Nearby, a baby died in a separate report, described as sudden and tragic.
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Sideswipes
Acosta Ftuluy
Lenterville
Corry
Vebble
Kcey
Rlueville Corers
Tracey
Pbs
Biate Pollew
Gore proposes yearly limit on individual political contributions
Senator Gore drafts bill to cap contributions per person per year for all political committees with a possible $5,000 limit. He supports reporting all donations to Congress and envisions criminal penalties for failure to report. The move follows a Senate Elections subcommittee finding high campaign costs in the 1950 election.
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Gore
Washington
D-Tenn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Senate Elections
Lansdell K. ‘Chris
New York
Mansfield
Montana
Democratic National Committee
Soviet Russian organ attacks U.S. Communist right wing
The Soviet Russia article in the official Soviet Communist party organ labels the American Communist party "right wing" as bourgeois nationalist masquerading as Marxism. It targets Daily Worker staff including Joseph Clark and criticizes William Z. Foster and other leaders while defending party independence before the upcoming convention.
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Mubuuw Itay Wees
Comte Nunist
Seth
American Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Russian Republican Bureau
Soviet Party
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Ameri In
Moscow
New York Daily Worker
Starty
Gyenredd
William 2. Foster
Mince Khrushchev
Soviet
Russia
Tile
Joseph Clark
Daily Worker
Clark
Lenin
Bolsheviks
John. Gales
Daily Workers
Singin
New York
Amercan
Ousted U S Aide Leaves Russia
U S official Maj. Hubert E. Tansey of Arlington Virginia departs from Moscow bound for New York and Washington after being expelled along with another U S military attache. Ambassador Bohlen joined the farewell for the embassy staff as the Soviet Union ordered their departure in a diplomatic exchange.
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Im — Sons of
Americuss
Viukovo
Hubert E. Tansey
Fuss
Tansey
Arlington
Apisinki
New York
Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
Anjetigan
Soviet Union
Stoke
United States
Washingtonson
West German President to Visit Washington in March
The West German president will visit Washington from March 6 to 8, marking his first trip to America. The invitation was extended by the U.S. president, and officials expect talks on mutual issues and strengthening ties between the two nations. Prior to this, the West German head had not visited the United States.
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Supuyetn
Pheodor Hews
West Germany
Minot
Gert Cal
Elvennowee
Washington
América
Soviet Deputy Premier Report In Red Hospital Mystery
A Moscow hospital report claims Deputy Premier Lazar M. Kaghanovich lies in critical condition, identity undisclosed. German doctors speculate a high Soviet official, while rival reports name Dmitri Shepilov and Pekyanin, with Kremlin power struggles cited and a possible reshuffle near the Supreme Soviet opening.
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Moscow
Soyrey
Lazar M. Kaga
Novich
Hit
Kaganovich
Nt Tech
East Germany
Aiat Kaganovich
Chelya
Siberia
Ie Supreme Soviet
Fuueali
Jans Joachim Schulten
Cologne
Dmitel Shepil Jov
Ulling
Shepilov
Communist Party
Pyexianin
Foreign Ministry
Masecow
New York Daily News
Wn Dispatch
Washington
Viet Kolk
Lasse
M Kiganovich
Kremlin
State polio cases drop to twenty two in 1956 report
Health department data show Pennsylvania logged corrected total of 22 recorded polio cases in 1956, the lowest since 1943, with 0.04 cases per 1000 population. party concerns and regional variations noted, while 24 counties totaling 14 million people reported no cases in some months.
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Harusbury
Pennsylvania
Towest Alrkce
William D. Schimick
Schrack
Boliracke
Tom Popevianinst
UN calls for Gaza troop withdrawal ignored again
The UN Assembly adopts a second resolution demanding Israel withdraw behind the armistice line in Gaza. Israel rejects a guaranteed halt to belligerence and maintains occupation forces in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area. Egyptian and Arab voices brace for new economic sanctions as UNEF deployment is authorized.
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United Nations
Israel
Gaza Strip
Euyat
Gulf of Aqaba Zoast
UN Assembly
Nev
Che Tsreli
Jerusaler
Gana Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Red Sei Gulf
Foreign Ministry
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
UNEF
Beyot
Gulf of Agabh
Leas
Pansages
Pivey
Communists Win in Romania as U S Banned From Observing
Varna reports that all ANT candidates backed by the Communist regime swept Romania's Parliament with over 90 percent support. The People’s Democratic Front claimed victory amid volleys of propaganda and a staged turnout, while a U S visitors’ agreement drew protests.
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Varna
Austriary
Raila Buchar
ANT
Romania
People’s Democratic Front
Ihr Penile
Bucharest
iAmerinone
I. Sreip
Roca
Feoup
United States
Wlvetion
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Gaza
Area College
Sidusmoe
U.S
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Plusburgh
Thomas Abel
Abel
Seisseey
Woltrichs
Joné
Benhexleys Valley Hospital
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