Tunisia protests to UN over French bombing attack
Tunisia lodged a protest with the United Nations over a French bombing run on Sakiet Sidi Youssef near the Tunisian frontier. The raid left 78 dead and 84 wounded, with Tunisian officials and international observers noting damage to schools and homes while France claimed only military targets were hit. The United States voiced concern and sought a resolution, amid tensions on the Algerian border and security council deliberations.
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United Nations
Thatia
France
United States
Mougi Slim
Dox Hammarskjold
Huish
Sakiet
Sidi
Plac Tg
Security Council
Washington
State Department
U. S
Dulles
Herve Alphand
Tunisia
Nehl Ladgham
Costa Henman
Red Cross
Water Main Break Threatens Jersey City
A major water main break in Jersey City prompted officials to close plants and schools in a heavily industrial area serving about 308,000 residents. Fire officials warned of fire risk as 1.5 million gallons per hour were pumped. hydrants were used to restore some pressure while authorities urged residents to conserve water and shut coal stoves and heaters if needed.
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Panene Et Cue Oroken Witter
Hudson County
Hage Tuck
Ewe
Thomas
Jak
Hluslson Rover
New York City
Colgate Palnolive
U. S
Harald Ohland
Huai
Septouia Public Works
Avast W . Heckman
Apyaratna
Viton
Spaceman Begins Week-Long Space Test Mission
Blond airman Donald G Farrell at Randolph Air Force Base prepares to enter a steel space capsule for a seven day stay. He will simulate space flight physically and psychologically while scientists monitor his condition from outside. The experiment involves a 185-pound volunteer in a tight blue suit as the crew runs repeated trials and checks.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Donald G. Karel
Randolph Air Force Base
Tor
Outer Space
Blond
Randolph Airr Force Base
Donald G. Farrell
he-Bronix
Wits
School of Space Medicine
Hue
Darvel
Fairtell
Rights Debate May Slip By Absent Solons
In Washington oM an unfaulseled rights fight moves to the House floor amid a wave of absence and jittery nerves. The Civil Rights Commission and staff, created by 1987 law, threaten to delay this year’s first regular money bill for White House and federal government funding. House moves to provide 2000 for the commission and 750000 for 1950 work, while Appropriations excludes 740,909 in current year funds. the commission notes a staff director has not yet been appointed.
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Washington
Hs Conten
White House
House
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Teamsters May Repossess Beck's Home
The Teamsters union faces internal turmoil as ex-president Beck reportedly faces possible home repossession amid corruption allegations. James R. Hotty succeeds Beck, with leadership shifts and investigations cited as the union’s finances come under scrutiny. The dispute centers on Beck's alleged borrowing exceeding $300,000 and funds later believed stolen, prompting calls for reform and ongoing discussions about Beck's return to leadership or departure.
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Miame Beach
Tesinalers Union
Dav Beck
Mi Shuttle
Wash ‘Yhia
Beck
James R. Hotty
Henkin
Terest
AFL
Thalia
Seattle
Huw
Schculfiles
Dome Flanis
Chatman
Senators Propose Stronger School Integration Bill
A group led by Senator Douglas introduces a new integration bill with 12 million dollars in federal aid over five years for community planning and 400 million dollars annually for school construction staffing and other costs to eliminate racial segregation. The measure aims to aid communities seeking to comply with court decisions, even where states threaten to cut funds or close schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Shafield
Ateo World
Douglas
D-Ti
House
Georgia
Virgins
Democrats Set February 20 for Candidate Nominations
Democrats eye February 20 as the tentative date to name candidates for governor and US Senate plus other statewide offices for the May 20 primary. State Sen. Joseph M. Barr said the plan. Republicans convened in Philadelphia to organize a statewide ticket and discuss a possible primary.
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Hansingat Ves
Courliey
U.S
Joseph M. Barr
Democratic Policy Committee
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
George T. Bloom
Willem S Livengood Jr
Von
James EB
van Zandt
Allen
Corry Motorist Escapes Injury In Area Crash
State Police report a winter crash three miles south of Corry injuring no one seriously. Raymond Konetsky, 23, of grave Street, was driving when another car driven by Dennis Wright of Barberton Ohio struck from behind. Damage to both cars totaled about 350 dollars. Both drivers were shaken but did not require hospital care.
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Corry
Raymond Konetsky
Grave Street
Dennis Wright
Barberton
Ohio
Tomml
Moon Rockets Seen This Year Amid Cold War Talks
Experts say the Army and Air Force could launch rockets to the moon this year, with Major General John B. Modaily stating manned missions might occur within months. The Army and Air Force plan to test multi stage Thor missiles and moon rockets as part of a broader space effort.
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Army
Air Force
Mia Moon
John B. Modaily
Ballistle Missile 1
Huntsville
Abiawiel
Cot
Medarin
Corry Shivers In Zero Weather The Town Shuts Down
Howling winds and plummeting temperatures engulf Corry over the weekend. Residents hunkered indoors as snow squalls and wind chill kept people away from churches, stores, and public meetings. Businesses reported very low Sunday and Monday activity as the cold persisted.
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Corry
Center Street
Anta
Schwartz Ouster Seen As FCC Probe Resumes
The subcommittee investigating the FCC meets with signs pointing to the ouster of counsel Bernard Schwartz over expense vouchers. He denies irregularities, predicts fines, and cites potential public hearings into White House influence. He disputes resigning, naming possible political and interagency pressure. Page Eight continues.
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Federal Communications Commission
Bernard Schwarts
Schwartz
FCC
Subcommittee
White House
The
Washington Post
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Col
George Moore
Thomas TE Dewey
New York
Commerce
Robert B Murray Jy
Nixon
Tose
Behwartz
British PM backs summit parley with conditions
Macmillan said he would take part in summit talks with the Soviets only if there is a reasonable prospect of concrete results. He proposed two groundwork options: a foreign ministers conference or confidential diplomatic exchanges via ambassadors in Moscow, London and Washington.
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Femme Sumer
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Moscow
Macmilan
U.S
State Dulles
Pravda
London
Washington
City Crackdown Halts All Night Street Parking
City police ticketed 13 motorists during an all night parking crackdown on marked streets. Enforcement began at midnight with patrols from 3 am to sunrise to aid snow removal and street cleaning. Tickets carry a $1 fine. expansion to nearby downtown streets planned after new signage.
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Passing Buses and Racing Penalties Revised in Pa Law
Harrisburg reports updated two year old penalties for motor vehicle violations. The 1967 changes raise suspensions for illegal bus passing and racing on highways. First offense 15 day suspension, second 30 days, third offense suspensions double. Racing penalties increase to one year. Buses to get warning lights by next session.
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Harrisburg
Slite
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Basil Brady Erie Man Sentenced on Perjury Charge
Basil Brady of Erie was fined 100 dollars and given an 18 month term at Western Slam Penitentiary on perjury charges. Judge Burton R. Lib noted Brady may be parole eligible in six months for good behavior. Brady spoke briefly after sentencing but made no statement in court. The jury had convicted him in November on blackmail and perjury. the blackmail charge was later dismissed.
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Sunyans
Basil
State Liquor Control Board
Western Slam
Burton R. Lib
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Brady
Laub
Three Vehicle Crashes On Route 8 In Snowy Conditions
Three crashes within ten miles on Route 8 south of Union City occurred at 1:25, 1:40, and 6:30 PM amid slick roads and poor visibility. In the first, Edwin Burt and Charles Long collided. Burt and Barbara Otto were treated for head lacerations. In the second, Richard Buser rear ended Robert Cunningham, with Buser’s wife Geraldine and four children hospitalized. The third involved William McGraw Sr and Leonard Clauson. McGraw Sr, his son William, and wife Laura were treated, with all five victims taken to Stem Memorial Hospital. Total damage estimated at $400.
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Union City
Stem Memorial Hospital
Edwin Burt
Fred Burt
Pleasantville
Barbara Otto
Titusville
Union City Hospital
Riceville
Buser
Cunningham
Geraldine
William ‘Mey, Graw Sr
Tidioute
Leonard Clausom
Erie
McGraw
Int
McGraw Sr
William
Laura McGraw
Leonard Clauson
Glausons
Truck and car collide on city street injure none
Raymond Dyne 31 of 808 West Pleasant street reported his truck skidded into a car driven by Vincent Dugan 21 of East Congress street after the rear end slide. Dugan’s car valued around 200 dollars, damage to truck none. Earlier Dyne’s truck was in a similar West Pleasant street incident.
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Raymond Dyne
West Pleasant Street
Dyne
Vincent Dugan
East Congress Street
Dugan
Schools Cancelled Across Districts As Nor’easter Rages
Northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York state are hit by a heavy winter storm. Corry schools and many rural districts close as deep snow drifts strand buses and drivers. Officials plan to reopen if conditions improve, with highs near 4 above and widespread zero readings feared. State Police urge motorists to stay home. road crews struggle to clear minor routes.
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Supty
Douglis
Pennsylvania
New York State
Corry
Corry Barracks
Bulganin Changes Seats in Soviet Elections
Bulganin shifts from Moscow to a Kalinin district seat in Moscow’s Council of the Union while Nikolai Shvernik takes his Moscow seat in the Council of Nationalities. The move signals Khrushchev readiness for broader leadership as party leaders often choose Moscow districts for key posts.
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Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
Moscow
Council of Nationalities
Nikolai Shvernik
Khrushchev
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