Saud Backing Ike Seeks Arab Unity For Middle East Peace
King Saud of Saudi Arabia pursues Arab unity through talks with Lebanon’s Charles Malik, Crown Prince Abdullah of Iraq, and other Arab leaders ahead of a final meeting with President Eisenhower’s administration. The aim is a single Arab voice on foreign policy, potentially backing the Eisenhower plan to counter communism with aid and military support, while awaiting congressional approval.
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Washington
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Blainhowing
Cisa
Hingout
Mid-East
U. S
Baum
Chiriés Malik
Lebanon
American University
Beirut
Squid
Abdullah
Iraq
King
Crown Paines
Malik
Eisenhower
Middle East
Bace
Kefauver Seeks Action On Oil Program Failure
Kefauver criticized the United States oil program arguing if the voluntary plan to raise shipments to Europe fails, the government may have to assume control. He noted domestic price lines and urged faster action as Congress probes government sanctioned oil moves. The inquiry extends to how the 36 cent crude price boost affects U. S. costs and rates amid possible government intervention.
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Washias Seer
Muc
Oper Teater
Eureipe
Thaat
Middle East
Kefwuver
Eisenhower
Wisenhower
Europe
Europeia
Tnterlor Felix
Wormalx
Continental Oil Co
Houston
Tex
Laa
Sihiejair Red Humble
Horini Co
Kanashandard Ol
Bovey Mobie Cht Co
Skell
Semis Collide On Pike In Bedford Pa Fatality Reported
Bedford Pa Steven Patten of Glenmoore Chester County died in a two tractor trailer crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike two miles west of the Bedford interchange. A second crash during wreckage removal involved another tractor trailer hitting a halted car carrier, causing more damage. Total damage estimated at about 40000 dollars. Traffic delayed two hours. Patten was a passenger in a rig operated by Glen A Larson of Paoli. Other drivers Amos Wamsley and an unidentified operator were hospitalized in fair condition. Occupants of other vehicles escaped with minor injuries.
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Pike
Bedford
Steven Patten
Glenmoore
Chester County
Syold
Amauta
Patten
Glenn A. Larson
Paoli
Bedford Memorial Hospital
Seeks Military Training For Fathers and Others
Lt General Hershey testified that many men delay service due to Parenthood and other duties. He outlined two bad options if the U S had to expand by two million: recall older veterans or train untrained men from the pool of about five million. He cited specific availability figures and urged training of available groups.
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Wireress
Armana
Lewis B. Hershey
United States
Hershey
Lardner Seeks Quick Erie Route 19 Funding Correction
Lardner urges Gov. Lender and the Kander administration to act in the current Legislature to appropriate state funds for Erie-Merger Route 19 improvements If federal money is not readily available. Gardner sent Gov. Lender a telegram expressing bitter disappointment over reports the Sharon Strouda-Pure shortway would receive federal funds instead of Route 19 The Erie port relies on goods shipped through that route from counties north of Pittsburgh Gardner said.
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Mayus Copie Stander
Lhe Kander
Ty Harvic Bure
Gardner
Gov
Lender
State Tin
Sharon-Strouda- Pure
Erie
Pittsburgh
Foggy Cold Weather Sweeps Eastern Regions
Weather reports show persistent fog and drizzle across the east with dreary midwinter conditions. Dense moisture and low visibility spread from the north coastal areas through the interior, bringing light rain and chilly temperatures.
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Ghio Valley
Iern Growlalee
Snorthert New Eelam
Russia charges US spies in staged three hour briefing
Moscow officials unveiled a televised three hour espionage presentation accusing the United States of aggressive covert operations against the Soviet Union and other Communist nations. Four men labeled as spies described their recruitment and alleged missions, including infiltrations into West Berlin and the Soviet border, with the display featuring labeled equipment and dramatic lighting for domestic and bloc broadcast.
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Manison Avenue
Mosco
Foreign Ministry
United States
L. F. Tiyichev
Foeign Ministy
Paigt
Soviet Union
West Beeiny
Amer-icans
U. S
Readingrom
Vikola I. Yakula
Mikhail P. Kuduyavtsey
Adao’ L. Navikov
Konstantin I. “Khmelitsky
Courageous teens brave blizzard to save parents in Colorado
Girl Beverly Ohison and her date Robert Bolagy braved snowdrifts to rescue her parents Peter and Beverly Ohison stranded near Castle Rock. The group rode out Sunday night in a car that bogged in snow. They hiked for help Monday wearing improvised gear and used a coat and shoes from relatives to endure frostbite risk until rescued by authorities.
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Gnulswood
Lal
Piker Peak
Robert Bologny
Castle Rock
Colo
Rampart Range
Peter A. Ohison
Denver
Mix
Ohlson
Colorado
Springs
Cyprus Youths In Turmoil After Curfew Clash
About 300 Cypriot youths faced curfew tensions in Famagusta as clashes erupted between Greek and Turkish communities. Reports note property damage and security measures, with the incident occurring amid ongoing unrest and joint measures by authorities.
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Cyprus
Ntgosia
Ole Mouhed
Panaguetic
Congressional Leaders Call On Ike To Define Inflation Plans
Congressional leaders from both parties pressed President Eisenhower to outline specific inflation control proposals. Senators and House members urged concrete steps if inflationary pressure continues, amid divisions over new price and wage controls and possible limits on consumer credit. Leaders warned that only clear recommendations from the President would prompt Congress to act, with debates centering on standby measures and budget restraint.
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Wa‘ Atington
Jeacerr
Eisenfacie
Sneokle
Congress
Eisenhower
Chatreay Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Chysnan Byrd
Senice Finance Corgullee Ud
Timselfy
Tremriah
Mordwald She
Silkonsinl
Masstelin
Sotts
GOP
Sith
Toni
America
Hoover
Hood
Len Gore
Wayned
Russia Arms Shipments to Egypt Resumed Amid Syria Sidelights
Top American officials report renewed Soviet arms shipments to Egypt in recent weeks, including medium tanks artillery and likely jet fighters unloaded secretly in Alexandria. It remains unclear if this is a new purchase or add-ons to a 250 million dollar 1954 contract, risking broader Middle East tension and potentially violating a UN cease-fire resolution.
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Haye
Egypt
Nasser
Alexandria
Beyel
United Wations Assembly
Middle East
Britain approves Western Europe unit plan amid MO
Britain approves a Western Europe economic union concept aimed at a common market for manufactured goods. Prime Minister Macmillan’s government plans a White Paper and signals a Europe cooperation framework to negotiate detailed arrangements with member nations.
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Europe
United States
Russia
West
Gounod
Brfish Ghanenlion
Peter (Thawnestratt
Andy Exon Rae Fins
Iit
Europeor Commons
Punkee
France
Germany
Beighim
Tollirid
Ommarig
Probe Charges Of Recruit Mistreatment At Paris Island
Marine authorities probe reports that recruits in Hoyer’s platoon were mistreated by drill instructors. Four instructors were removed from instruction as the investigation considers formal charges. A letter from Nelsoney Porter of Hartford prompted the inquiry, alleging beatings. Porter's son David L. Porter was among recruits. Reports quote officials denying substantiation and noting no hospitalizations.
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Parhis Island
Hoyer
Homer Ty Litwenberg
Nelsoney Porter
Hartford
David L. Porter
Porter
New Yorke Times
New York Daily News
Parris Lskind
the Times
Robert Vinton
Ghiel
Sphern
Yeorults
James F.mahoney
Mahoney
Sats
Wald
Convicts Seize Hostages in Utah Prison Riot
Prisoners at a Utah state facility controlled the prison for about twelve hours before yielding to Governor Clyde. Reports say 18 hostages were taken and a wild spree included alcohol and power abuses. Authorities described heavy damage and ongoing investigations as inmates retreated and a cell-by-cell search began.
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Foint
Phish
Ander
Thay State
Ghote D. Clyde
Tim
Salt Lake City
Withhom
Clyde Anid
Teft Ie
Yest
Turin
State Board of Gorspetions
Lgovairning
Immel
Ofie
Lyle Byatt
Hem Bere
Olwrreke
Harrisburg Rep Johnson Drives Budget Talk In Harrisburg
Rep Albertih W Johnson and Gov Leader outlined an 108 million dollar revenue need for the next two years. Johnson urged the legislature to provide 350 million from taxes and other sources, noting 15 months of sales tax collections since the 4 percent levy began. The governor claimed over 16 billion in general fund increases, with only 12 percent due to new programs.
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Albertih W. Johnson
Ode
Johnson
March
Twader
Kent
Butes
Two Corry Men Injured In Route 6 Crash
A Route 6 series of crashes west of Corry injured two local men. Herbert Mack escaped injury after skidding near the Corry Instrument Co. his car sustained about 300 in damage. Albert Roressi rear ended Arnold McCaslin’s stopped vehicle. both cars suffered extensive damage and McCaslin was treated for shock and released, while Roressi was hospitalized after suffering facial injuries.
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Tio
Erieman
Herbert Mack
Mack
Corry Instrument Company
Shire
Albert Roressi
South Second Avenue
Arnold McCaslin
B.D. 3
Corry
McCaslin
Union City
Baressi
Thy Vear
United Wite
Baresal
Necoreltar
Corry Memori
Ne Wits
Vitor
Noxpilit
State GOP Takes No Stand On Shortway
The Republican party will adopt no official policy on the proposed Keystone Shortway between Stroudsburg and Sharon. Helm said no action is planned in the near future on two resolutions seeking House enforcement and opposition to the route. The House Roads Committee has sent both to the floor. endorsements from gubernatorial candidates were noted, while no party endorsement exists.
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Haneucuet
Republican Party
Stroudsburg
Sharon
Helm
Las
Hovse Mules Committee
Confair
Harry G. Garviti
Bradford
Pennsylyun ‘Turnpike Commission
Lawler
Highways Department
Eidl Mitédor
U.S
Catholic Priest Excommunicated in Contested Church Decree
A decree against a Catholic priest, opposing church authorities, is described as an act to subvert authority. The article notes Richard Horvath and others involved in efforts to establish nationally controlled church bodies, amid excommunication and internal friction.
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Vetle Tan
Tev
Richard Horvat
Jyricsl
Bernie de
Bis
Horvath
Spectacular plans amid February retail promotion shift
The Retail Merchants map plans for a February Spectacular promotion with a regular monthly meeting on the second Monday. The event, led by committee chairs including Ghalriyan Jack Statl and a Chicago liaison, aims to boost promotions and storefront cleanliness. Rifle discovery and a sealed committee report are noted, but details remain pending.
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Nimie
Hichigu Grimm
Uae
Chim
Fai
Huntsnlao Eusen
Atreche
Variow
Steynold We Bridghim
Fee Crouy
Cnion
al Atehota
Beteigham Wall
Ufolin
Gwullew
Hike Abandoned leads to police after incident
An elderly woman, Mrs Wilbur Elec, 60 East, disappears during a hike that ends with authorities removing a wheel from a carriage at the police station. She is identified by officers but remains unaccounted for as the investigation continues.
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Wilbhur
Nkrwuls
Pds
Ship Enters Harbor Unassisted At Dawn
A merchant vessel moved independently into Lower Harbor at 10 30 a m after a brief period of maneuvering. Captain John W Arderson of Bereenfield reported the ship completed the approach without aid from tug or barge, marking a notable milestone for the fleet.
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United States
Pakr
Marbor
Parks
John W Y Arderson
Bereenfield
Ekipper
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