Gardner resigns as Air Force aide over missile plan clash
Senator Jackson says his weapons subcommittee will seek Trevor Gardner views on accelerating both intermediate and intercontinental missiles. Gardner announces resignation after dispute with Pentagon on funding and emphasis, urging a crash program with a focus on long range project. He cites Air Force shortfall of about 200 million dollars for research and warns Russia may lead in offensive missiles while the U.S. may lead in defensive missiles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jackson
D-Wash
Congressional
Trevor Gardner
Defense Department
Gardner
Eisenhower
Air Force
Pentagon
Congress
Russia
Senator House Atomic Energy
Coffin To Hang After Midnight
The government announced that Guspe, a 42 year old prospector, will be hanged shortly after midnight for murder. The justice department rejected his request for clemency. Premier Duplessis ruled out a marriage between Goftin and Marion Petrie, citing public interest and justice administration.
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EAWA
Wiese Gorsky
Trstice Department
Justice Department
Guspe
Maurice Duplessia
Quebec
Goftin
Marion Petrie
Montreal
Harrisburg Crash Claims Dorothy Longi in Camp Tilt Area
A fatal collision near Camp Tilt injures three others including Dimer Le Riker, aged 3, of Camp Mi. Police investigate cause as authorities identify the deceased Mrs. Dorothy KE Longi, 4, of Camp Tilt.
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Harrisburg
Dorothy KE Longi
Camp Tilt
Wis
Camp Mi
Unite Jure
Second Man In Brink's Case Seen As State Witness
Boston reports an unconfirmed claim that Stanley Gusciora of Stoughton may become the second Brink’s robber to cooperate with authorities. Gusciora is imprisoned in Pennsylvania for a separate robbery and is a longtime friend of Joseph O’Keefe. District Attorney Garrett I Byrne confirmed police officials traveled to Pennsylvania to question Gusciora, saying their mission was accomplished but offering no details.
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Brink
Associated Press
Boston
Stanley Gusciora
Stoughton
Gusciora
Pennsylvania
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Ebrink
Aix
Gusclora
O'Keefe
Garrett I. Byrne
Gundora
Reporter Aids in Surrender of Kidnapper
Corpus Christi Texas report details Leonard Rollins a 24 year old part time laborer who after a five hour siege surrendered his pistol to Sheriff Odem Dolan following a ruse byGill Bissell Corpus Christi Caller Times reporter who volunteered as hostage to lure Rollins into surrender He had kidnapped four people including Mrs J H Smith and her children Pat 17 and John 24 holding 40 officers at bay before attempts to escape with the aid of a staged getaway plan involving a fake businessman role and a trip toward Mexico The incident ended when Rollins surrendered after being offered a job by the sheriff and later released his captives before being jailed at nearby Bintoh
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Tex
Leonard Rollins
Rollins
Odem Dolan
Gill Bissell
Corpus Chiristi Caller Times
Mexica
JH. Smith
John
Pat
Smith
Rm Rollins
Roll
Wis
Sharitt Dolan
Rollins Tie
Rolling
Dolan
Bintoh
Rescue of Five From Jungle Near San Juan
SAN JUAN PH five more US Navy and Marine personnel rescued from a downed Neptune patrol bomber in a jungle near Port of Spain Trinidad. The helicopter airlifted the crew to safety at Port of Spain after a similar rescue yesterday. Eight men in total were reported unhurt.
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San Juan
Spat
Trinidad
City Reports $30,000 Gain For Past Year
The 1955 financial report shows starting cash of $7,108, receipts of $293,893, and year end balance of $37.40. Revenue came mainly from taxes, with $93,765 current taxes and $13,790 delinquent taxes. Parking meters yielded $16,005, wage and income taxes $3472, licenses and permits $0,125, fines $3,064, and sundry receipts $6,959. Expenditures reached $204,299, leaving an $87,402 balance when books closed. The report notes costs are lumped under broader expense categories rather than department by department.
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City Gotiness
Department of Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Missing Plane Is Now Sighted In Antarctica Rescue Confirmed
The U S Navy reports seven aboard a plane downed Feb 3 in Antarctica have been rescued and returned to Little America. A task force message said the operation finished at 5:20 a m local time with all hands safe and well. The aircraft, an Otter, disappeared on a charter from Marie Byrd Land toward Little America V, prompting a search by helicopters.
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Washington
Navy
Antarctica
Little America
Aly
Cinatwe J. Dudek
U.S. Navy
Taal Force
Dufoield
Peninsuhy
Rockytoller Mountains
Devotrezze
Aso
Otter
Ie Baer
Dufek
Ior
Pln
Marie Byrd Land
America
Ghidh Glen
Lullhrop
Costa Meta
Cality Lh
Pai A
Stich
Oslitoenia
May Aviation
John IF Floyn Jr
Detroit
George Moss
North Providence
Ryland Keverque
Hayerly
Maan
Consiguvlor
River
Alvah G
Edwardy Takebuy
Winks
Photavragher
Chest M. Stevens Jr
Salen
WE Developing Nuclear Reactor near Aller town plan
WE Developing Nuclear Reactor near Aller town plans a four reactor site by Penawl vanis Light 4 Power Co. President Gwilym A. Prien and Chairman Bowe cite unit potential output of 10,000 kilowatts and expect site readiness soon with Atomic Energy Commission input. Dr Wo Kerneh Davis of the Reactor Development Division and Dr Clark Soodman of AEG comment on financing and technical feasibility.
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Wry Tamale Ae Pitterurgh
Weplinghorne Ewell
Penawlvanis Light 4 Power Co
Aller Town
Clark Soodman
AEG
Senate probes source of donation in gas bill case
Senate Special Inquiry committee, led by Sen. George, opens hearings to trace a $9600 campaign contribution linked to Rep. Case’s gas bill vote. The probe examines a $2500 payment to a Case ally by attorney John M. Neff, with Neff and his lawyer Ivan Evans slated to testify.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
George
D-Gn
Frannie Chse
RSC
Morrow
Renate
Case
John M. Neff
Lexington
Nebf
Neff
Bat
Net
Ivan D. Evans
Broken Bow
Neb
Charles W. Steadman
Cleveland
Waite Danieel Stoadmin
Breuchiaon
Keith
Georg Sid
Senate
Chaliasys Mennings
Dee
Woman Fined In Drunk Case In Lemon Street Home
A woman and a guest were intoxicated and indecent activity occurred at a Lemon Street residence yesterday. The defendant pled not guilty and paid a 4.50 fine after police arrested them in the afternoon. Mrs Raymond McKinsey advised seeking a warrant for further action. The case included a stay in custody before appearance before Alderman Cobbett.
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Raymond Mc.Kins
Uie
Jawa
Maps
Mes McKinsey
Wasslosh
Wompolley
Ned Ny
Hleinus
Maines
Melville Cobbett
Area Burglar Granted Parole
The State Parole Board grants parole to a burglar after review. Herbert Johnson notified that release follows terms and conditions. The case involves local charges, with the victim and community awaiting the final steps and supervision details.
Truman and MacArthur Clash Over Firing Causes
The article recounts dueling 1951 accounts of General MacArthur and President Truman on why MacArthur was dismissed. MacArthur accuses Truman of insubordination and political manipulation to block exposure of a spy ring and Red infiltrators, while Truman cites loyalty and failure to follow orders. Both offer sharply divergent versions tied to broader Cold War tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Thimay
Mocnrthur
MacArthur
Anil
Rumen MacArthur
Lite
Trumant MacArthur
Lincoln
George McCiel
Saays
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Tron
Korea
Moscow
Alger Hiss
Harry Dexter
Hesaya MacArthur
Rep. Martin
R-Mass
Kare
Immigration Laws Due For Close Scrutiny
Washington lawmakers debate Eisenhower proposals to change immigration rules. Senators and representatives express varied views on expanding the quota system, McCarran-Walter Act revisions, and potential shifts of annual allocations among European nations and other regions.
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Washington
Eisenhrower
Fin
Congress
Walter D-Pa7
Eisenhower
Walter
Joe
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Senate
Tranigenation
Billy
All Ways
Trinity Grinils
Liv Snuthber
Critick
Britain
Germany
Trelnnd
Tuy
Crewe
Europe
Zritink
Apacer
Thallany
United Suites
Escapee Sought Around Corry Area
Police in Grove City report a 30 year old man identified as Steven Odoyers escaped from jail. A Ford coupe believed tied to the escape was stolen near Grove City. Authorities described the suspect as about seven feet tall with curly hair and armed when last seen. No further details available.
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Grove City
Lidl
Corry
Red Cross Seeks 8900 for Corry Campaign in 1966
A luncheon at the Hotel Corry set the plan for the 1966 Red Cross fund drive. William Leaby and Frank Dodd head rural outreach with a $14,900 quota. Kickoff at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on February 23. campaign runs March 1 to 14. Attendees included Leaby Dodd Clark Orcutt Sawyer Hoylen and others.
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Red Cross
Corry
Americnr
William Leaby
Doda
Pochairman
St Win
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Leaby
May Hear Word On State Aid
Erie County School Board Presidents Dinner under County Schools Superintendent Maurice Kolpein aims to obtain definite word on state school appropriations tonight. Attending are Corry area officials including M Pouglax Walter Dingfelder and others. Consiwny Shop Cafeteria remains closed awaiting furnishings. dedication date for the new school to be set at the Joint Committee meeting next Monday.
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Opal
Uoey
Erie County School Board
Maurice Kolpein
Kolpein
Harruburg
Cory Area
Waterford High School
1. M. Pouglax
Walter Dingfelder
Mra M . Haldwith
Charles Aneke
B.S Vaulieht
Howard Tadd
Leon Proctor Sonmentinie
Corry
Behooks
TM Douginn
Consiwny Shop
New Snowstorm Shapes Up For Texas Panhandle
In Plainview Texas a fresh snowstorm forming for tonight or tomorrow threatens the Panhandle and plains region after yesterday's winds snarled travel. Highways reopened as 40 mph gusts packed old snow into drifts stalling trains and closing major routes. Amarillo schools closed, two Lynn stucken snow banks hamper freights, and little thawing is expected today.
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Texas Panhandle
Associated Press
Plainview
Tex
Texas
Partandale
Plains
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Union Targets Nine Senators In AFL CIO Voting Push
AFL-CIO leaders meeting in Miami Beach plan to back Ben Morse in Ohio and oppose nine Republican senators. The list includes Kuchel and Welker with Labor guidance showing a possible spending near three million dollars. The move follows a merged committee’s review of potential congressional races and a draft budget kept largely confidential.
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Miamt Beach
Fln—teaters
Afl-Cio
Senate
Genatora Dut Pa
Capehast Ind
Kye
Min
Kuchel
Ganty
Welker
Tdaho
Goldswater
Artz
Millikin
Cole
Wistoy
Butler Cma
George Mouny
Lsbor
AFL
GIO
Iba
Thel
Californis
Werner
Distavar
Insurance Covers Sewage Plant Coverage Declared
Insurance coverage for the city sewage plant and sewer system announced by Director J. Fred Kinley. A one year policy provides $100000, $300000, and $50000 property damage limits. Horton J. Davis and Son arranged the policy with United Fidelity and Guarantee Insurance, with final amounts to be reported at the next city session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hability Insuranes
Styectir
Fred Kinley
Horton J. Davis and Son
Fidelity and Guarantee Thsurance Company
Kinkey
City
Pittsburgh Patrolman Dies After Fall From Antenna
Patrolman Wale Vanselow, 50, of Yuburbin Haute Obi, died early today after a 30 foot fall while attempting to remove a television antenna from a house under arrest. He served on the Pittsburgh police force for 30 years and succumbed to injuries from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Wale
Vanselow
Yuburbin
Hauteobi
House Ballot Scheduled Late This Afternoon
Harrisburg Democratic leaders scheduled a 3 0 p m vote on a bipartisan sales income tax package amid last minute objections from organized labor. Labor groups warned against the plan while noting lawmakers may face constraints from the governor. Democratic leadership and a surging Republican stance set up a showdown vote with the package likely to be addressed further in Page Four.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Read
Andrews
Readinger
House
Commonwealth
Adoption door opens for seven Indian children
A planned adoption by Dr. Barker and Prim Vora drew attention as Idaho authorities weighed the case. Superintendent Owl confirmed possible family interest and the broader context included ten families considering adoption. Dr. Barker pressed for public support while officials noted remaining barriers and ongoing outreach to the children's guardians. Reverend Bennett connected with church officials about the case.
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Asnucla
Prim Fort Wall
Hunorbie
Lemont
Idaho
Associated Press
Dr. Barker
Jack BeNnett
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State Parole Board
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Herbert Johnson
Tile Companion
Rarold
Jotallie Ronatd
Cheney
Turner's
Etsini Superior Cluny Co
Allot Corry
Elim Milane
Unlan Giy
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