Television Tower Collapse Kills Four Workers in Tennessee
A 1,202 foot broadcasting tower under construction near Nashville collapsed, killing four workers and injuring another. Names of the deceased include Donald Ward Kinnan, Presley, Ray H. Maxwell, and Robert Lee Kirshner. Officials blamed shifting vibrations and wind but offered no explanation.
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Penn
Rene
Une Antea Sears
Wsn-Tv
John F. Beasley
Construction Co
Muskogee
Olin
Foi Dena
Cowsteuckian Company
Idu
Donald Ward Kinnan
Tucson
Presley
Union City
Tenn
Ray H. Maxwell
Jacksonville
Fin
Robert Lee Kirshner
California
Harold O'Neal
Booneville
N. C
O'Neal
Fem
Council Okays Legal Action To Collect Fees
City council approves filing suit to collect overdue sewer and garbage fees after 60 day notices. Mayor and officials discuss combining bills and addressing Hare Creek high water risk to the sewage plant, with city solicitor authorized to pursue cases without further council approval.
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Gowdall
City
Roger Brower
Arthur Jackson
Jackson Floral Gardens
East Columbus Avenue
Hare Creek
Council
Waterhouse al
Counc
Nichols
Ruy
Tye
Coune
Ifie Oly
View Streets Department
Keystone Company
Keystone
Il Vetla
Tf Mnolliee
Atv
Taxpayer Makes Ash Of Himself In Arkansas Broadcast
In Paragould, Arkansas a statewide telecast in support of a proposed tax measure failed to win over at least one voter. The Paragould Daily Press reports a petition filed by a respondent named Will Ahn Fisider, with several oddities and garbled lines suggesting a chaotic scene. The piece notes a party burned separately and contains unclear, fragmented details about the individuals involved.
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Saraguuly
Ais
Orval ‘Toublis
Paragould Daily Press
Trinliy Holt
Hewapaper
Ier
Lewan
Will Place Two Additional Lights On Sciota Street
Councilman Robert Price and Mayor Bart T. Cherry Wad surveyed Sciota Street conditions and passed a resolution to add two street lights. One will be at the north end near Columbus Avenue and the other at the street’s end, both to be furnished with lamps by the Pennsylvania Electric Company.
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Wiy Newstage
Robert Price
Off Street Sledding Area Proposed by City
The city plans an off street sledding area using a donated parcel from Mrs. Virginia Button on East Street for winter use. A $25 yearly rental will be paid and any required fences must be removed during sledding season. A tow could be installed to help pull riders uphill and reduce street traffic risks.
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Mme Meeuing
Suse Ungusi
City Coune
Virginia Button
East Street
Button
Cornell
Schoola
Alidinye
Trafic
Cornel Men
Floods and Rains Hit Deep South and Appalachia
Heavy rains drenched Alabama and Georgia with 3 inches in Mobile and extended from Texas to the Carolinas. Flood belts strained the Ohio Valley as warm spells persisted. the Red Cross warned of costs exceeding two million dollars for flood relief across three states, with over 15,000 families displaced and hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed.
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Georgia
Gwongla
Mobile
Ala
Texas
Carolinas
Alice
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Alan
American Red Cross
Ohio Valley
Carver GN Bell Island Water Pipe Freeze Report
On Bell Island Newfoundland residents faced a water pipe freeze as cold weather hit. Local boys gathered outdoors to watch the icelike conditions, hoping for water or help amid municipal issues and unclear response.
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Cole Bell Island
Newfoundland
Probe Delves Into Bishop Mine Gas Explosion
Mining experts and officials investigate the Bishop coal mine blast that killed 37 workers and trapped 87 miners, with federal and state authorities joining operators in the formal inquiry.
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Bishop
Pasahontas
Virginia mine blast leaves 37 dead amid gas explosion
A gas explosion in a Virginia West Virginia border coal mine killed 37 miners soon after 140 began the midnight shift. Rescue teams fought choking dust as bodies were brought to the surface over the next hours. The disaster, one of the worst since 1951, prompted early theories on cause as investigators planned to continue work.
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Bishop
Virginia-West Virginia
West ‘Frankfort
Vietima
Pennsylvania Senate Debates Loyalty Oath Bill
The Pennsylvania Senate discussed a proposed loyalty oath bill from Senator Albert R. Pechan defending a law similar to the 1919 crown estate act. The measure would require all public employees and election officials to swear allegiance, with proponents arguing it reflects American values and opponents fearing civil liberty impacts.
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Pennsylvania
Lowe
Harry
Seyler
Yorks
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
Sergeant Gets 2 Years For Assault
Berlin based Sgt Donni Un-skt from Monaca Pennsylvania received a two year prison term after a court martial found him guilty of assaulting German women including a 16 year old. The Army court sentenced him for the January incident in West Berlin with discharge and a review by higher authorities pending.
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Donni
Monaca
Sen
Ainéed
Nmrtint
Ull
Ty Tate
Miplie
Hentenen
Durban
West Bar' In
Miterlée
Plans To Keep Stassen Despite GOP Ire
Eisenhower reportedly plans to retain Harold Stassen as disarmament assistant despite GOP demonization. Congressional members comment on Stassen’s political stances. some praise his abilities while others see risks to Nixon’s 1960 ticket. The debate signals a broader intra party clash as plans emerge for a possible Nixon- Herter pairing.
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Washington Wy
Eisenhower
Harold FE Stassen
Congress
Renethine
Akse
Bieenhower
Hult Mixon
Stassen
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Epublica Congressional Compaleh Committee
Ryan
Republican Party
Rep
Seterer
Waterhouse Appointed Chief Clerk After Decease
Waterhouse takes acting chief clerk duties in the State House of Representatives replacing William Hubbyshaw who died Sunday at Hillsborough Hospital after suffering a ruptured artery while at work. The appointment follows Hubbyshaw's sudden death and outlines Waterhouse's temporary role.
May Begin Debate On Ike Mid East Plan Next Week
Washington observers note plans to start debate next week on President Eisenhower's mid east policy. Senate Foreign Relations Chair and armed services panels are expected to wrap up hearings on the administration's program amid party tensions regarding workers issues and economic considerations.
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Washington
Eikenhower
Adyisat
Abe
Mudie Baki
Congressionat Seidegs
Senator Enewhad
California
Eisenhower
Benate Foreign Relations and Arms of Services
Wengramns
Atya Ightiam
Geillon
Knowland
GOP Leader Opposes Shortway Route 6 Plan
Republican leader W. Johnson says broad opposition grows to the Sharon Stroudsburg superhighway. He argues the Keystone Shortway would not bring needed improvements and urges rapid Pennsylvania route to connect New York and Chicago via an interstate project. Johnson chairs the House Rules Committee which is considering new regulations to exclude the shortway from the interstate system. Continued on Page Sho.
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Axey
Aderl W. Johnson
Sharon-Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Solomon
Johnson
Peni
Suvania
New York
Chicago
Towyer Vom
Beachond
U. 6
Lender
CAP To Form Flying Club In Gatry Area
CAP joins growing network forming youth program in Gatry and surroundings. Organizational meeting set for Wednesday at 7 oclock at East Washington street training hall to discuss forming arm swimmer flying club at Lawrence Airport. CAP emphasizes no flying lessons yet. all interested persons invited to attend.
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Gatry
Intesr
Swimmer Flying Club
Lawrence
Actin HS
Guy Abbey
Aghadeony Bominandey
Tela
East Washington
Teenagers Admit 14 Burglaries in Suburban Gables
Four youths aged 15 to 17 confessed to a spree of 14 break ins at the Gables area, including entry and grand larceny. Mark Osman and Robert Giroder, both 17, face charges of burglary and entering. The two younger teens, 15 and 16, were sent to juvenile authorities. They described the trespasses as part of band practice and said they targeted homes in Clermont and the Gables, ringing doorbells and breaking in through windows.
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Ui Mlanti High Betroat
Mark Osman
Robert Giroder
Bening
Wo Iik
Ju Vene
Lion Clermont
Clermont
Cora
Urey
Breihs
Jooklie House
Hat Breaks Reco Tampa Parade Incident
Fragmented OCR describes an event at a parade in Tampa with mention of a 2 pm time and potential injuries. Reading is uncertain but indicates a disruption near Gasparille Parade and involvement of several persons with names and roles unclear.
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Tampa
The
Piraten
Gasparille
Pitt
Soviet Parliament Opens In Moscow No Shakeup Seen
Harrisburg dispatch notes Soviet Parliament opening in Moscow with no expected shakeup. Governor Jake Leader discusses a 108,619,291 budget balance plan funded by general fund revenues and existing levies. Tax policy advisory committee recommendations cited, with calls for bipartisan support and possible changes to sales tax, cigarette levy, and other revenue measures.
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Moscow
Harrisburg
Jake
Lelachee
Posable Goureen
House
Senate
Iso
Assembly
New Hungarian Revolt Hinted In March
Budapest reports hint another uprising may unfold in March near the Balkatian border. Janos Kadar warned against any challenge to the people's democracy. Radio and official notices describe arrests totaling 445 and punish alleged anti regime activity.
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Sudapesd
Hungary
Janos Kudar
In-M-Epeeeh
Balkatarian
Budapest
Budapest University
Kader
Budapest Radio
Weon
Imre Kiss
Revel i
Puister
Chou Explodes at Conference in Colombo
Ceylon report says Premier Chou Enlai lost temper at a news conference When asked about American prisoners in China he demanded why the United States should be allowed to determine China policy The Chinese leader asserted the United States does not recognize China and that recognition is not needed He said China will continue its policy regardless of U S stance and would work with the United States only if it changes its approach
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Sianin
Loder
Volombo
Ceylon
China
Chow Emneral
United States
Ikenhower
Chou
Chat
Ching
Sewamen
U 8
State Department
Reed
Gini
Former Actor Kies Wrestles with Unclear Plan in Creme County
Former actor Kies ventures into Waynesburg seeking a fresh start amid shifting plans. Crayne, aged 70, and a motion picture entry entangle in early stage talks as local Crepe County arts scene weighs options.
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Kies Waynesburg
Frank
Crayne
Motios Pictire
Atmlee Yontarstay
False Sinking Report on Liberian Freighter Nortuna
A Liberian freighter with 35 crew was reported sinking 70 miles west of Key West in the Florida Straits. Navy and Coast Guard vessels located Nortuna after hours of search. it had lost a propeller but no one was injured.
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Key West
Florida Straits
Here
Ole
Nortuna
Coast Guard
Santana Fl
Compass Island
Ater and
Wis
State Dept Pays Hospital Bill For King Saud Son
A State Department spokesman said the department will cover hospital expenses for King Saud’s son, Prince Mashhur of Sandia. The boy, a 6 year old with weak eyes, was examined for paralysis of a right arm and leg after months of illness. Medical bills for ongoing therapy and treatment are to be funded to aid his care.
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King Saud
Son Pee
Ph .A. Apokesman
State Department
King Baud
Mashhur
Sandia
We Hing
Beube
Maine
Luis Geht
Aapw
Wanagh
Arabia
Wien
Soviet chiefs attend biannual Supreme Soviet meeting
In Moscow all 11 top members of the Bavnee Communist Hierarchy attended the opening of a semiannual meeting of the Supreme Soviet. The session focused on economic matters and overhaul of judicial systems. No drastic shakeup in government leadership was expected.
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Mystery Patient in Moscow Named by Aganglatad Rumor
Readers are told of a purported mystery patient in Moscow linked to Vyacheslav A. Malyshev, a Soviet minister. The claim centers on a high‑level figure later said to be awarded the Order of Lenin on his 80th birthday, with speculation about his roles in Soviet energy and leadership circles.
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Moscow
Vyacheslav A. Malyshev
Trishine
Hans Bohulton
Schalten
Russia
Ataritie Energy Commission
Stalin
Dulles Presses Israel to Follow UN Ruling
Secretary Dulles urged Israel to comply with a United Nations resolution. He declined to detail U S steps but indicated readiness to take measures if the UN demand is not met. Washington signals potential changes if Israel resists.
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Dulles
Israel
Fire devastates Hingston Methodist Church
A blaze swept Hingston Methodist Church causing extensive damage and leaving parts of the building scorched. Officials say two adults were injured while three others escaped unharmed as firefighters battled the flames into the night.
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