Charges of Red Split County Women’s Group Rift
A split in Celinity Trl Democratic Women's Council erupts over alleged Communist affiliations. Mrs. Zipper and Mrs. Black push for membership challenges while a splinter faction seeks a charter from the State Federation of Democratic Women Leaders. The executive committee returns a member’s application amid denials and internal disputes involving Alden Phelps and Arthur Logan.
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Democratic Women
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Erle County
Democratic
Women's
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Westhyville
Alden Phelps
Whrong
Black
Josephine Zipper
Tresitonty
Lenarenilny Hee
Communist Comnectioits Allouichl
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Binck
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Police Guard Woman After Phone Threats
Police guard Mrs. Bonn after threats by an unidentified caller who spoke of harm and claimed to target Emily Foster, wife of a steelworker. Authorities say the caller threatened violence and warned of a possible attack tonight near her home in Apollo.
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Raya
Avoilad-The-Clotk
Apollo
Gig-Zanos
Apolla Vid
Bonn
Hiyedan Legehhure
Zinos
Nixon May Attend Gold Coast Fete
Vice President Nixon plans a Africa trip next month to attend ceremonies marking Britain's grant of independence to the Gold Coast. He would serve as personal representative of President Eisenhower to demonstrate American interest in pro independence. The White House may announce the trip within days as Nixon seeks to avoid Middle East tensions and UN negotiations. The Gold Coast becomes a new nation named Ghana on independence March 6 with broad world invitations.
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Gold Coast
Washington
Africa
Britain
Eisenhower
Ameriot
Austria
United Nations
Oh Pénte
British Commonwealth
Obituary: Edward J. Nolan Bank Leader Dies at 68
Houston report states Edward J. Nolan 68, former Bank of America Los Angeles chairman and president, died yesterday. Born in Rochester, New York, his passing ends a prominent banking career. The local council note, Mrs. Black-maid, was not seeking council membership.
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Edward J. Nolan
Abe
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Rochester
N.Y
Soviet Parliament Opens With High Level Presence
The Soviet Parliament opened with the Presidium and key figures including Khrushchev and Molotov on stage. A joint session planned a 1957 budget and economic plan as officials eyed judicial system overhaul and potential foreign policy moves in the Middle East.
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Soviet of the Union
Bilganin
Mikoyan
Voroshiloy
Presidium
Communist Party
Nikita 8. Khrushchev
Georg! Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kangovich
M. G. Peryushin
M. Z. Sabirbys
Mikhail”A. Suslovy
Alexei T. Kirichenko
Nikita Khrushchev
Shepilov
Eigenhower
Middle East
Moscow
Senate Begins Oil Price Probe in Two Subcommittees
Senate Subcommittees open a joint hearing to probe oil price increases linked to the Middle East emergency. Senator O Mahoney notes antitrust questions around the government backed immunity for the Middle East Emergency Committee and whether it affected shipments to Western Europe.
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Senate
Washington
Middle East
Uniteed States
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Dmahoney
Europe
Short Circuit Strikes Mine Fire at Dia rmiond Smokeless No. 2
An electric short in a continuous firing machine sparked a blaze at Imperial Coal Corporation's Diamond Smokeless Mine No. 2 near Charles in Indiana County. Mine crews fought the fire for about an hour, inspecting electrical and hydraulic systems as 50 workers remained underground.
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Indiana
Imperial Coal Corporation
Charles
L. C. Kimmel
Aulokly
State Senate Approves Probe Of Pardons Board
Harrisburg report says the Senate backed a House resolution to probe the State Pardons Board, with hearings planned and public records sought. The vote was largely positive with few negatives as key board members face testimony on decison processes and public filings.
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Harrisburg
State Pardons Board
House
Yesterdday
Roy B. Furman
Chaiman
David Darcy
Harold Foster
Harry Zietz
Bucks County Tavernn
Goy
Board of Pardons
Eps Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
A. Finnegan
Commonwealth Secret
Frank Hed
County Democrats Lead Republicans in Voter Registrations
The county party chairman William F. Jentbery acknowledges Democrats edge Republicans in new registrations but cautions the gain may not indicate a clear trend. Since 1964 Democrats have reduced the Republican registration lead during the Leader gubernatorial campaign, now about four percent of the total county electorate.
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Tation
Wiliam F. Lil[Jentbery
Democrats
Iain
Campaiion
Senate weighs funds to replace trout killed by pollution
The Senate was asked to appropriate 43891 dollars to the State Fish Commission to finance replacing more than 147000 trout killed in a Center County pollution incident. John R. Torquate had administered the fund before his firing last month as labor and industry secretary.
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John R. Torquate
Senate
Siafe Fish Commission
Centre
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