Molotov Proposes European Non aggression Pact at Four Power Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov unveiled a 60 year European security treaty plan at the Big Four conference. The proposal would bind all nations of Europe including East and West Germany to peace and would bar coalitions that threaten collective security.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
Europe
East Germany
Bonn Republic
V. M. Molotoy
East
West Germany
Molotov
United Nations
Moscow
Soviet Union
Bonn
EDC
Red China
U. N. Security Coujneil
United States
Peiping
U. N. Asunells
Germany
West
State Awards Road Contracts
The state awarded a local road project in Harrisburg and a Crawford County project. The Corry road work covers 0.634 miles of Routes 6 and 277 and Route 20 in Erie, awarded to Paul W. Rebert of Meadville for 179,225 dollars. Crawford County work widens and overlays 2.07 miles of traffic Route 7 in Cambridge with bituminous mix.
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Steve
Harrisburg
Crawford County
Erie
Paul W. Rebert
Meadville
Cambridge
Pittsburgh Faces Money Shortage for Sewer Plants
Pittsburgh confronts a funding gap for a 45 million dollar sewer system project including four plants and no interceptor line. The budget lacks provisions and the wage tax debate did not address this plan.
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Pittsburgh
Extrummer
Lawmaker Bramsett Convicted In Payroll Kickback Scheme
Rep. Bramsett of California convicted on seven counts related to payroll irregularities and a kickback scheme. Jury deliberated 1 hour 40 minutes, defense vows appeal to higher courts, bail set at 2500, sentencing pending motions. Bramblett, 52, from Pacific Grove, faces possible prison and fines though House action will determine seat status.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rep
Bramsett
Calif
Supreme Court
Bramblett
Edward Bennett Williams
Brambilett
Pacific Grove
Willams
U. S
Walter M. Bastian
Brambleth
Williams
Wilting
Margaret M. Swanson
Arlington
Bastian
Olga Hardaway
Santa Barbara
Hardaway
No Settlement Near in Harrisburg Tieup Re As-0-4 Prem
Harrisburg report on a strike by 82 Valley Transportation Co drivers and shopmen over wage demands enters its second day. Federal mediator Bul G. Harry Yours says he is in touch with officials on both sides and hopes for settlement when opportunity presents itself. The firm normally serves communities across the Susquehanna River from the capital.
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Harrisburg
West Short
Valley ‘Transportation Co
Bul G. Harry Yours
Susquetarina River
Pennsylvania
Stennis says administration broke pledge on Indochina aircrew
Senator Stennis declared the Eisenhower administration violated a pledge by sending 200 Air Force mechanics into Indochina without consulting key congressmen. He urged immediate recall and warned of gradual steps toward possible ground involvement. Senator Byrd called the move risky and said Armed Services Committee members were not informed in advance.
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Indochina
Solon
Associated Press
Washington
Stennils Dmiss
Eisenhower
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tadorhina
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Wilson
Senate
Radford
Addings
Rebels Near Luang Prabang in Laos Crisis
Vietminh rebels another report 4 12 miles from Luang Prabang as French say they supply forces. Observers say invaders rest in Nam Bac valley after 120 miles through jungle. Assault may wait until next week with French forces withdrawn north and several battalions immobilised.
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Prem
Luang Prabang
Ery
Saigon
Hanoi
Ilsying Vong
Laang Prubang
Tax Plan Talks Move Toward Final Agreement
House Ways and Means leaders edge closer on President Eisenhower’s tax plan package with approval of farmer tax cut and a shift to four quarterly corporation payments. Lawmakers expect acceptance of extending individual return deadline to April 15 with broad bipartisan support though some firms oppose the corporation-payments change. The farmer deduction for soil and water conservation would save about ten million dollars yearly.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Mdmin
Unis
Ten Nominees For Chamber Of Commerce Board
Ten members were nominated by the chamber nominating committee for election to the Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Ballots will be distributed later. five directors will be chosen with four serving three years and one two years. Nominees include Baldwin, Butler, Clark, Dodd, Galbreath, Gibson, Long, Otter, Powers and Lust. Additional candidates may be proposed by petition 10 names long, due 16 weeks before election day. Election judges will set a date between March 6 and 13.
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Buble ‘Nose Ant Industrial Wse
Corry
Chamber of Commerce Board of Director
T He Chamber
M. ©. Baldwin
Charles Butters
Dorr Clark
Frank Dodd
Robert Galbreath
Willard Gibson
Stewart Long
Robert Otter
Hurley Powers
Leo US
Chamber
E. F. Betts
Minister Injures Ankle After Rotary Club Visit
Dr Elmer A Orther pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church left Corry Memorial Hospital after visiting patients then slipped on an icy sidewalk near the Hotel Corry. He suffered a fracture of the right ankle, was reduced and casted, and left the hospital on crutches.
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Elmer A. Orther
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Husband testifies in Betti Allen murder trial at Navija
In Navija County Superior Court the husband Raymond Allen described the night in a trailer when Carl J Folk allegedly bound tortured and murdered his wife Betty Faye Allen. He identified Folk as the killer after escaping the rigged scene and hearing gunfire. The defense argues Folk did not intend harm. FBI agents testified about identical clothing fibers found on both suspect and victim.
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Associated Prep Holbrook
Arie
Betty Faye Allen
Carnival
J White
Carl J. Folk
Los
Raymond Allan
Navija County Superior Court
Allen
Folk
Alley
Carl J. Falke
Falk
Allen Ania
Rley
Folk’ Court
W. Dean Malting
Ax Eyi
FBI
Joseph J. Go
Man killed in Indiana blast at cleaning plant
Indiana Pa. A worker died and eight others were injured when an explosion and ensuing fire ripped through the cont dist collecting section of a plant's steel frame tipple. Leonard Buchovich 25 of Lucerne Mines was killed. Several others remained hospitalized in fair condition. State police and plant officials opened an investigation into the blast.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Tearby
Lucerneininida
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Con Ch
Leonard Buchovich
Lucerne Mines
Dang County
Trdlana Memorial Hospital
William Pritchard
Alex Lavor
Michael Shimko
John Shimko
Licerne Mines
Ronn Bacco
Dean Kunkel
Homer City
Nicholas Morgan
McIntyre
Melvin Chapman
Oes
Red Cross Offers First Aid Instructor Course
A course at the Red Cross room trains additional first aid instructors. Six men recently earned instructor ratings, fourteen registered for the course, with plans to raise to eighteen. The program prepares instructors to lead first aid training in industrial plants and the city.
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Red Cross
Lust
Searce
Indtrugtari
Jindumtrial Planta
Inside Track for Dilworth as Governor Candidate
The Democratic policy committee in Harrisburg set February 19 for a final endorsement decision on a statewide ticket featuring Richard Dilworth for governor He is reluctant to resign as Philadelphia district attorney amid charter reform disputes Other potential candidates mentioned include Warren Hess James Curran and C W Sheely among others with possible nominees for lieutenant governor and secretary of internal affairs.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Philadelphia
Democcratic Policy Committee
Warren K. Hess
Berlin County
Dt Deck
Hess
Hesa
Disappearance Case Near Cambridge Springs Updates
District Attorney Raymond P. Shaffer says no arrest yet in the disappearance of Doris Hatch who vanished last July. Authorities hint the missing body could unlock circumstantial evidence against a Cambridge Springs man as rumors swirl in the area. Police impounded the suspect’s car amid ongoing inquiries.
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Shaffer
Raymond P. Shaffer
Mendville
Doris
Miss Hatch
Cambridge Springs
Ares
Hla Famelly
Three Injured In Auto Smashup In Corry
A Corry woman was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a Route 6 collision that also injured James Campsey, 25, of Erie, and Mrs. Leonard Edwards, 2, of R D 4. Coates sustained a fractured left ankle. Campsey skidded, veered, hit a bank, and the Coates car rear ended. Total damage about 800. Officers cited poor road conditions at the site.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mia Emory Coates
Wns
James Campaey
Erie
Cook Coffee Co
Leonard Edwards
R. D
Coaten
Campsey
Coat
Coates
Tom F
Man Pleads Innocent in Titusville Stabbing Case
Earl A. Macamton pleaded innocent to assault with intent to kill after allegedly stabbing his wife near 81 John and South Perry. Mrs. McCammon was hospitalized in favorable condition with wounds to the back head and hands. Police said a motorist, Roy Delst of Oil City, witnessed the struggle and helped rush her to the hospital. Macamton was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing scheduled by the county court.
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Titusville
Earl A. Macam=ton
N. Allen Love
McCammon
Wan
Mendville
Wln
John and
South Perry Aarents
Roy £. Delst
Oil City
Hils
Ora
Allen McCammon
Rhee Ready to Strike North Korea Without U.S. Backing
President Syngman Rhee declared he will renew war against Chinese Reds in North Korea if needed, insisting he is not bluffing and may act without American support. He warned the armistice is a delaying tactic and cited Soviet weapons and a growing Chinese threat as reasons to strike first.
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Reiman Marl
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Kores
Korea
Soviet Russia
Ice Blamed in City Accident on East Main Street
Police blamed ice for a city crash on East Main Street that caused about 1400 in damage. Crawford Sallee, 36, and William Durham, 98, were injured with minor bruises and abrasions, while both drivers escaped serious harm.
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East Main Street
Crawford Salles
Prospect Street
William Dur~ Ham
Wayne Street
Salve
Bhat Matn
Durham
General Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Salvee
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Laos
C. OF C. Board
Aymond Allen
Wattsburg
Rhee
China
N. Korea
DEM
Bigwigs
Earl McCammon
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