Dulles Urges West to Stand Against Soviets in Berlin
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged Western allies to face down Soviet efforts to push them out of West Berlin, hinting at possible use of force. While in Bonn he planned talks with Adenauer and signaled a March 15 Paris meeting with foreign ministers to discuss a Western response and potential East West talks in April.
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Germany
John Foster Dulles
West Berlin
Berlin
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
U. S
Britain
France
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
NATO
Paul Henri Spank
Snow Stricken Oswego Hit By New Blizzard
Snow battered Oswego New York isolating the city as another blizzard and high winds swept the area. Cars and buses were stranded and roads were impassable. A school bus and a car crashed but no serious injuries were reported. At Owego State Teachers College staff prepared meals and cots for about 180 pupils unable to return home.
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Oswegon
Oswego
Owego State Teachers College
Ex Baseball Great Nap Lajoie Dies At 82
Napoleon Lajoie, 82, Hall of Fame charter member and former second baseman, died in Daytona Beach after a pneumonia relapse. Born 1875 in Woonsocket, he played 21 major league seasons with Philadelphia, Cleveland, and the Philadelphia Athletics, managed Cleveland 1905–1909, and later returned to Philadelphia. He helped spark the 1901 contract dispute that led to his AL jump.
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Nap
Lajoie
Hall of Fame
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R.C
Philadelphia National
Philadelphia A's
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
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County Empl oyers Denied Pay Increase by Board
The Erie county commissioners, after a half hour meeting with department heads, refused wage hikes for 381 county employees. Carl Proctor outlined a tight 1959 budget with loans counted as 1960 revenue, while Fred Lumberton cited unemployment and reliance on relief rolls as reasons against raises. The vote to deny the increment was unanimous.
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Vom
Carl Proctor
Fred Lumberton
Erie
Proctor
Senate Passes Airport Bill Faces Presidential Veto Threat
Washington AP report notes the Senate passed a half billion dollar airport construction bill amid Republican protests. Eisenhower’s budget could be harmed, and a veto was expected. The measure would raise federal allotments from 63 million to 100 million with an 8 million discretionary fund. Valley, the bill’s sponsor, said the package aimed to support airspace needs beyond four years. Continued on Page Two.
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Senate
USA
Eisenhower
Saad
Ben A . Mike Man Valley
D-Okho
Await Russian Reaction To Plane Charges
The United States awaited Moscow reaction to a State Department transcript of Soviet pilots discussing the attack on an unarmed U.S. transport plane. The four engine craft crashed after crossing the Soviet Turkish frontier on Sept 2 with six American airmen dead. The Soviets claim the plane crashed, not shot down, and have identified four of the dead while two unidentified sailors were buried at Arlington. Members of Congress and high military officials attended the ceremony.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
State Department
America
Yadio
U.S
Anastas 1. Mikoyan
Arlington National Cemetery
Congress
Sharp January Rise in Corry Unemployment Claims
Unemployment claims filed at the Corry Pennsylvania Employment Service rose in January. Total new applications reached 125 with 45 men 40 women and 30 veterans. six openings were filled and six placements were made. Roseberry reports 31 employer contacts and seven visits aimed at creating openings.
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Pennsylvania Employment Service
Humber
Ob Persatia
Roseberry
Titan War Rocket Launch Marks New Missile Era
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Titan intercontinental range ballistic missile made a successful 220 mile first flight after two prior failures. Air Force officials hailed a breakthrough as Titan follows Atlas and aims to close the gap with the Soviet arsenal and space race advances while Minuteman and other missiles loom. The launch shattered tracking cameras and yielded a 9 percent objective completion on liftoff.
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Titan
Humphrey urges Khrushchev to stop name calling
Sen Hubert Humphrey tells Khrushchev to recall one point of agreement and focus on peaceful cooperation. He comments after Khrushchev's Moscow speech accusing Humphrey of distorting their discussion.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minh
Moscow
Humhphrey
Firemen Hurt As $750,000 Erie Foundry Blaze Destroys Plant
A five hour blaze at the Owsende Foundry Co in Erie leveled a block long factory causing an estimated $750,000 damage. Four firefighters were injured as flames raced through the building. Chief Kuhn and Deputy Chief Pireme described the intense fire as crews battled freezing temperatures and ice coated equipment. The plant, employing about 50, with 36 today, may never reopen. cranes, patterns, and office fittings were lost.
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Jor
Arlo
Owsende Foundry Co
Peter Kuhn
Tames
Kyre Pireme
John North
Piremer
Charles P. Gottschalk
Gottschalk
A. Ted Pournaras
Continental Rubber Works
Moses
World YMCA Official To Speak Here
John F Long of the International Committee of the YMCAs will speak at the Curryext annual meeting Monday evening. A dinner business meeting follows at 6 30 PM in the All Purpose Room with admission 125 per person. Voting members elect board directors for the YMCA World Service.
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Youn Men's Christian Association of
Curryext
John F. Long
Ymcas of
U.S
Hd Canna
Ymca World Service Secrary Long
Philippines
Paul Bauer
Howard A. Ladd
Tene Mountain
Patsey Notte
Resistance fades over integration plan outlined by administration
The Eisenhower administration plans to detail Monday a federal aid program for public school construction with a similar college construction program under HEW. Long term proposals could total about two billion dollars and would be funded by federal support to debt service costs for financing new construction. The college bill aims at about 400 national dollars yearly in two main parts, student housing and academic facilities, helping pay bond and interest costs. The school program would mirror prior recommendations, offering bond and debt service assistance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur
Flemming
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nalion
Earer
Group Decides To Continue Sparta Fair
A 26 member meeting at Grange Mall, with school directors and fair officers, decided to continue the Sparta Fair for 1959 with changes. The carnival will be shortened and held in the high school yard to avoid interfering with school procedures. the annual fair will be the 80th edition at Sparta Mall.
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Grange Mall
Xolle
Sparta Mall
Salvation Army Aided 136 In Jan
The Salvation Army aided 136 persons in January in the Corry area. Officer in charge Lt Feh ard Dear reported the assistance covered two families or 11 persons. Fire-related hardships created needs for temporary shelter and food. The Army issued food and clothing to transients and provided support to mothers and widows affected by fires.
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Salvation Army
Ue Coney
Fehard Dear
Elvet
Mia Toriimnatstianiee
Federal Aid To Schools Policy Monday
Attorney General Roger s says resistance to public school integration is waning as reason and wisdom grow. He warns the Justice Department will enforce federal court rulings and may pursue contempt to vindicate authority. Moderation voices rise, giving hope for orderly progress and broader acceptance of reality.
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Justice Department
Portimm University Law
Umol
Abtorney
Department of Duties
Sgt
Ike Eyes Golf Today in Homeville
Vacating President Eisenhower heads south for quail hunting and possibly wolf hunt with two days stay. He concentrates on bird shooting and watches fleet movements during the stay.
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Ike
Homarville
Isenhower
Reds Gain Strength Iraq Faces New Political Crisis
Beiruit dispatch reports Iraq's Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kassem confronts a political crisis as six cabinet ministers resign. Foreign Minister Abdul Jabbar Jomard and five others including Fuad Rikabi, Baha All, Nagy Taleb, Saleh Malmud, and Seddik Sen shel depart as tensions grow between Kassem, leftists, and nationalist forces. The resignations threaten to push Iraq toward stronger leftist influence or a military shift, with Kassem seeking an independent nationalist policy amid pressure from Nasserists and communists.
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Lebanon
Iradi Primnint Abh Heurim
Kasem
Arsh
Senshel
Kassem
United Arab Republic
Nasser
U.A
Moscow
Iraq
Reds
Two Die In Pittsburgh Crash Involving Two Cars
A head-on collision on Bigelow Boulevard in Pittsburgh killed Ambridge man William Gulish, 34, and seriously injured Pitts burgh woman Anna DraViv, 35, who was taken to St Francis General Hospital with multiple injuries. DraViv reportedly lost control and veered into the opposite lane, clipping a taxi before striking Gulish's car. In Uniontown, Barbara McMam mis, age not stated, died after being struck by a car while returning home from a school event.
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Willard K. Griffin
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