Compromise Proposal Sought to Break Israel Egypt Deadlock
The United States pressed Israel for a quick response to a compromise plan by Secretary of State Dulles aiming to end the withdrawal deadlock over Terwel troops in Egypt. The plan promises U S backing for free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba and support for UN action to deter Egyptian raids from Gaza, contingent on security assurances.
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U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Washington
United States
Israel
Pli
Abba Bhar
Dulles
Tsrel
United
Natons
Gaza Strip
Arcs
Feyot
Tsrdel
Aqaba
Red Sea
Tsriel
Plans to Add Space in Hutchinson Schools Shake Up
Hutchinson considers multiple options to ease crowding in 1950s era schools. Proposals include adding four kindergarten rooms at Wright School at about 90 000 per room, building a new combined high school on the old Washington site for about 130 000, adding rooms at the new Concord area high school with no cost figure, or replacing with a new western style school potentially 400 000 to 500 000. The property committee says architects have been engaged and seeks further suggestions on scope and cost.
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Omeberrior
Hulaire New School
Goncord
Hutch
Wright School
Thoms
Waalrington
Comy Area
Sehool
Vwetbom
Mt Haa
TV Quiz Winners Reported From Columbia Broadcasts
A chaotic OCR summary notes Columbia University figures and TV quiz show winnings. Names like Lenie Ror, Kiernan, and Van Dortn appear with sums such as 5138 and 100000, referencing NBC CBS appearances and top prize mentions amid unclear phrasing about hosts and contestants.
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Vun Dorey
NBC
John Klermandt
Hull Ghfits
Apyoch
Ade Yor Dory
Lenie Ror
Tujuhua
Galil
Three School Board Seats Open At Corry Election
At last night’s Corry Board of Education meeting three board vacancies were announced for filling at the November election. Terms of D Armour Hillstrom E F Belles and Robert Ott expire. In coming weeks hopefuls must circulate nominating petitions to appear on the April primary ballot. There is no pay in dollars. compensation is a sense of community service.
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Corry Board of Education
D. Armour Hillstrom
E. F. Belles
Robert Ott
Noone
Apell
Balla PS
Theo
Hope To Avert Dock Strike By 5 P.M. Today
Negotiators for the New York Shipping Association and the International Longshoremen's Association pressed toward a settlement as a 45,000 dock workers strike loomed from Maine to Virginia. A 5 p.m. EST deadline hung over talks with mediation service input and a noon resumption set after a 2:30 a.m. session.
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Sen Une
Maine
Virginia
New York Shipping Association
Inde Derident International Longshoremen’s Association
Alexander Chopin
Groupe
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Louis Waldman
ILA
Philadelphia
New York
Robert G. Kelly
Philadelphi Marine Trade Association
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Barach Store Remodel Nears Finish With New Facade
Workmen on the four week remodeling project at Barach Store on South Gene Street plan to open with a modern storefront. The team includes AW Mirman Joe Hasantt Thomas Hicke and Roland Hasbrouck.
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Barach
Howe
Gene Street
Phuksday
Mirman
Joe Hasantt
Thomas Hicke
Roland Hasbrouck
School Board Votes to Pay Half of Street Paving Costs
Corry school board votes to pay half the cost of paving Spring Street between South and Pleasant. The move, by Stewart Long, reverses prior policy to not fund work on school property. Discussion includes site use for Fourth Ward playground and Old High School, plus a $325,000 California court verdict on a football injury.
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Corry Board of Education
Spring Street
Stewart Long
Long
D. Armour Hilstion
Fourth Ward
Erie
Donald Bebell
E. Anderson
Elwin Puller
Wave Rieck
Lou Hanna
Russell Brant
Atlantic City
Bupt. L. M
Douglan
Hanna
California
PABL
Smoke Fire Causes $300 Loss At Corty Home
Firemen were called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Post at 6 Snyder Circle last evening when an excessive amount of trash and storage rooms burst into flames spontaneously. The call came at 7:11 p.m. from Mrs. Post and responders found the house filled with smoke. Damages were placed at 300 dollars and the blaze confined to the utility room. A large amount of smoke persisted. Fire chief Jack Downey announced no further danger.
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Rodney Post
Snyder Ciivie
Jack Downey
Steelworkers Vote In First Real Election In USW History
The United Steelworkers hold a historic internal election with candidates like Fat Use feet tine int the iinloh and Sonal Barlek facing off for top posts. McDonald leads the state slate amid opposition to the leadership, while prominent figures such as Howard te Magne and T. W. Abel contend with challengers, as the dues protest committee's actions stir debate. page two continues.
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United Steelworkers
Elest Westen
Iinloh
Bigid
Sonal
Barlek
Irvin Works
A, & Sleet. Corp
USW
Rarick
Knowland Urges Limits on UN Veto Power
Senate Republican leader Knowland proposes curbing the Soviet veto in the UN Security Council by invoking the abstention rule from the UN Charter. He argues Russia should be limited to matters touching its sovereignty and that the UN should function without Soviet influence. he warns Americans must not defer national security to the UN.
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Washington
Calif
United Nations
UN Security Council
Russia
Senate
Georgetown University
Grup
Council
Armeriants
Knowsland
Driver Held on Three Counts After Hit and Run
A driver was arrested on three counts after a hit and run in Corry. He admitted driving while license suspended but denied additional charges. The incident involved Clifford Stutsman of West Washington Street reporting damage on Route 277 while his vehicle was struck.
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Mdermont
Cobbelton
Hepler
Inens
Corry
Dilford Stutsman
West
Conny
Clifford Stuwmall
Weet
Washington
Washington Atreet
Thuvellay
Route 277
Wood Seen For Chief Clerk Post
Wood is favored for the chief clerk post amid a reshuffle discussion. The governor’s office signals readiness to appoint a trusted insider, with party leaders urging a quick decision and noting the political balance in the administration.
Local official mourns as community remembers Malcolm
A note on the passing of Malcolm, a long-time figure in Allegheny County, remembered at a memorial in nearby Chilsville Home. The late 62 year old, known for his work with the Board of Viewers, is lauded as a trusted manager and community leader.
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Seten Tarenom
Bavert
Malcolm
Alleghens
County Board of Viewers
Chtlsville
Homie
Senate Panels Reject Weakened Middle East Resolution
A joint Senate committee rejected a watered down substitute for President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. Senate Republicans expect final passage by a wide margin, with debate likely to begin Monday. The measure would authorize use of U S forces to counter overt Communist aggression in the region and provide up to 260 million dollars in foreign aid, subject to revisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Fulbright
Ark
Senate
Iseshower
Senate Armed Services
Know
Ani
Chliverni
Alexander Smith
R-Nd
Vsti
Vomnes
Spirkman Id-Ala
Beasiie Moor
Sparkman
Hs Fouse
Aise WA
Sen. Long
D-La
Siste Dilies
Six Injured In Tunnel Blast During Sewer Project
An explosion in a tunnel beneath the Monongahela River injured six workers as a sewer line project by the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority shook nearby buildings. Officials blame sewer gas and a possible spark from above ground equipment amid ongoing Greenfield–Haveldwood work.
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Monongahela River
Greenfeld-l Havelwood
Allegheny County
Sower Authority
B. Perint & Sons
Vegas
Dellgn
Thomas Gower
Greensburg
Lujurodt
Palmburgh
Richard Soiino
Dean A. Rob
Nson
James R. Thompsen
John M.colinell
Charles Clovis
Four Freed But Remain In Jail On Remand
Four defendants freed on release by a judge remain in jail today after a writ of habeas corpus was signed. The men had been held without charge for questioning in the threat on a local bank. A hearing yesterday resulted in continued detention while awaiting trial on related armed robbery and conspiracy charges.
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Harrianurg UW
Mainlind
Cpilinis
Iives
Albert Peohin
Arm Stroh
Abe
Merk Liphnnertiog
Hiys
Plest Notonsl Baik & Truat
Jaye Henry Elienbigen
Couplis
Russia Tells West To Keep Out Of Mid-East
A mid west scene recounts a fire on Route 8 near Centerville when a vehicle driven by Gordon Euxene Atlies lost control and crashed into Marris Dempsey’s parked car. Dempsey’s car burned. Centerville Volunteer Fire Department arrived too late to save it. Atkins’ Mercury sustained front end damage. Peterson’s tow truck removed the wreckage. John Spiegel, recently admitted to practice in Federal Court, is a Pittsburgh native with degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and a World War II service record. He and his wife live at 649 South Center Street.
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Centerville
Gordon Euxene
Theaantville
Marris Dempsey
Clevehind
Dempsey
Pontine
Centeville
Lye Automobile
Den
Coyle
Demers
Roy Southall
Southall
John Spiegel
Peake
Peiffer
South Centar Street
Erle County
William Peiffer
Elmer Evans
Western Diatriel
Pittsburgh
Spiegel
Taylor Alderslte High School
University of Pittsburgh
Nation Honors Lincoln With Special Fetes
Harrisburg reports both chambers of the General Assembly honor Lincoln with observances in recognition of the 148th anniversary of his birth. Government offices run as usual while public libraries and some stores observe a holiday. banks and courts close, and mail delivery continues. The piece notes federal offices operate normally and public supply remains available.
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Lemeresee
Jennsyl
Abraham—incoln
Tony Parks
U.S. Gouhs
Sual
Lincoln
Eti
Harrisburg
The
Gener Assembly
Red Cross Faces Increased Disaster Relief Funding Need
The national Red Cross board authorizes about 4 million dollars in 1957 disaster funds as floods and heavy rains threaten Eastern Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee. Over 16 000 families already affected and relief operations expanded nationwide with disaster teams deployed.
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American Red Cross
Ingrensy
Nationid Niganten
Red Cross’ National Board of Governors
campAian
Toni
Charles Cinfkyeet
Kentucky
Virginla
West Virginia
ATS Walt
DreUeiney Cescling
Board of Governors
Pemmins Tess
Uct
Wiadube
Gayerhire
U S Communist Party Faces Policy Decision Today
The U S Communist Party debates self interpretation versus Moscow line, voting on leadership changes and a plan to interpret party principles for the American context. A key resolution calls for self determination in guiding interpretation while distinguishing reformist from dogmatic Moscow aligned positions.
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Sue
Hag
Moscow
The
United
Trinidad Becomes West Indies Capital Amid Celebration
Delegates from British Caribbean islands meet in Temmins boset to consider a federation with Trinidad as capital. The conference discusses forging a West Indies government within the Commonwealth framework and rejects Barbados as capital.
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Trinidad
W. Indies
Bart
Thales
Assoud
Guribbe Islands
Temmings Boset
Brrth
Brilint
Barbados
Dblegstes
Dynastarsiaskises
Farnaiog Wie
Eapitich
Fragmentary text from historical Soviet article page
Fragmented OCR shows mixed Cyrillic and Latin phrases, mentioning the Soviet Union, political entities, media terms, and an irregular string of letters. Unable to extract a coherent event or person names for a proper summary.
Shepilov proposes hands off policy to meet Eisenhower plan
In Moscow, Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov suggests a mutual hands off approach for the Middle East as a response to the Eisenhower plan. He cites a six point proposal intended for the U.S., Britain, and France, delivered to ambassadors late last night.
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Shepilov
Fisenhower
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Middle East
Uys Westerst
la« Viet
Russia
Kremlin
United Stateritas
France
U S Denounces Russian East West Plan As Propaganda
The State Department declined comment on a new Moscow East West cooperation proposal while noting no clear benefits or concrete clauses. Russian officials defend the plan as promoting regional stability, citing intended alignment with Middle East interests amid Saudi Arabia's visit and shifting Arab positions toward Eisenhower’s framework.
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Ashingy Soos Wes — Fox Oflu
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Tigesi
Senate
Eine Saud
Saudi Arabie
Middle East tensions and Suez control debate rise
A Soviet official warned that the UK and Soviet Union should halt moves toward the Middle East if Western powers do likewise. He stressed the urgent issue of Egypt's control over the Suez Canal and demanded full compensation for damages from the British French Israeli invasion, while urging peaceful negotiations and noninterference in internal affairs.
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Soviet Union
Sendinng
Middle East
Middle Sus
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