Tunisia Orders Ouster Of All French Troops
Tunisia demands removal of French troops from its territory after a large parliamentary vote in France showed overwhelming support. Tunisian authorities threaten to block French naval bases as they seek to establish a climate free of colonial remnants. The incident at Saket Sidi Youssef prompted international concern and a pending UN Security Council meeting.
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Tunisia
Paris
France
Pambia
French National Assembly
Felix Gaillard Alter
Saket Sidi Youssef
Ponisia
Hervinge
Binerte
Mediterranean
Habib Bouralbi
Tunis
Lane
UN Security Council
Council
National Assembly
Eight Die Fire Destroys Alliance Frame House
In Alliance Ohio a family tragedy unfolded as a father Robert Lilly and seven children perished in an early morning blaze. Firefighters said the inferno likely started from an overheated furnace and the father died trying to rescue the children. The surviving baby and mother were treated, while seven other children and the father were found in rooms amid the fire. The six room home was a total loss and a family dog survived.
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Alliance
Ohio
No. 1
City Hospital
Lilly
Lillys
Fear Loss Of French Naval Base In Tunisia
Washington officials fear Tunisia will demand evacuation of the large French naval base at Bizerte. The Tunisian president Habib Bourguiba called for removal of all French troops after the bombing of a village, reviving 20 year rights tied to Tunisia’s independence.
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Tunisia
Weeu Ck — Vop
France
Biverte
Habib Bourguiys
Trinisiq
Theatre Owner Killed In Fall On Broadway
Promkes, owner Harry Promkes, died after falling from a high floor window at his Central Park West apartment. Police ruled it an accident as he slipped on a casement window in the bathroom. Evidence showed a wet bathroom floor and his suede slippers. His electric razor remained plugged in when responders arrived.
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York 1
Harry Promkes
Frome
Central Park West
Promkes
Geoff Marks
Roof incident ends in teen surrender after girl’s death
New York police report a 12 year old boy Medaille hurling seven year old Kathleen Hegmann from a Bronx roof. He later surrendered, admitting choking her and saying he threw her off the roof for a lollipop and ten cents. He denied intent to harm sexually. Kathleen was killed instantly. Medaille, son of a hotel desk clerk, had been suspended from Cardinal Hayes High School weeks earlier.
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New York
Bronx
Francis Michael Medailie
Honsieille
Medailie
Whl
Kathleen Hegmann
John
Rits Hegmann
Medaille
John W. Halk
Cardinal Hayes High School
School Bus Hit After Skidding On Wayne Street
A school bus was involved in an afternoon crash on Wayne Street blamed on slippery roads. Police report driver Gerald Proctor, 38, of Corry, and car driver Daniel Reynolds, who said his vehicle skidded toward the stopped bus. Bus damage estimated at 275 dollars, car damage about 100 dollars.
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Anay Cay
Wayne Street
Gerald Proctor
Corry
White
Daniel Reynolis
Alt Mead Avenue
Reynolds
Extreme Cold Grips City as Snow Falls
The region endures an extensive cold spell with no relief in sight. Roads are hazardous and schools stay on alert as temperatures dip from 22 for the high to 11 above zero at 10 AM. Public safety urges cautious travel amid continued snow and icy conditions.
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Wattsburg
Polar
Carry
LM. Douglas
Tonaght
Ier
Bank Robbery in Baltimore Suburb Sparks Cash Heist
A gunman robbed a Sparrows Point bank today, taking about $49,000. The bandit entered around 12 10 p m, ordered six customers and staff to the wall, forced a teller to fill a bag, and fled in a green body Chevy with a white top. No one was hurt. Police pursued the suspect, description noting the vehicle.
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Saan
Prevent Sovines Bank
Tim
Morse Agrees To Return Files To FCC Probe Group
Senator Morse of Oregon said he would return files given to him by an ousted House subcommittee aide probing federal regulatory agencies. He also urged a Senate inquiry into the matter. Morse said the files prove political immorality in the administration and should be returned to the House group.
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Sen
Morse
D-Ore
House
Senate
Subcommittee
Today
New York
Marse
Eisenhower
Bernard Schwartz
White House
Special House
Federal Communications Commission
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Rep. Moulder
D-Mo
Schwartz
Twelve German scientists freed by Reds return home
About 33 people including 12 German scientists released by the Soviet Union arrived in West Germany today aboard a special train after leaving East Germany via Frankfurt on Odor. The group, who had worked for the Soviets at Sukhumi on the Black Sea, had been brought to the USSR by the Red Army after World War II with family members joining them. The West German government says most want to return to the West, though a few previously arrived from Moscow stayed in East Germany. The remaining scientists and families are expected to Helmstedt Friday.
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West Germany
East Germany
Frankfurt-on- Odor
Sukhumi
Red Army
Moscow
Washington O
FBI
Roy
Rhodes
Winchester Kelso
Kelso
Eatontown
N. J
Jean
Rudolph Abel
Lir Gol
Reino Hayhanen
Abel
Brooklyn
Hayhahen
Jimhe Abel
Ike Calls For $2 Billion Postal Plan To Check Unemployment
The article outlines a proposed $2 billion postal plan championed by President Ike to address unemployment concerns. It discusses funding purposes, potential job creation, and political context shaping the proposal during the era.
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Ike
Eisenhower pushes $2 billion postal modernization plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a two billion dollar postal modernization program to revive the economy and create jobs nationwide. Funding would come from higher postage rates, with a three to five year rollout and likely congressional opposition.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Labor and Commerce Department
National Association of Post
Man 30 Found Dead In Trailer Near Lowville
A 30 year old man was found dead in his house trailer near Lowville about 9130 this morning. Deputy coroner L Musser identified the victim as Henry B Smoulder stating death likely from exposure with no sign of foul play. The survivor is his mother Edith Schutt of Exie and the man had been unemployed living on a pension. Authorities say he was last seen Friday taking his car to a garage for repairs.
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Lowvile
Merle Johnson
Lowville
L. Musser
Union City
Depty
Henry B. Smoulder
Musser
Edith Schutt
Exie
Five Missing Children Found Safe Near Ocean City
Five youths aged 9 to 12, who vanished overnight in near freezing weather, were located unharmed by a large search involving hundreds of military personnel police and volunteers. The children campers near Ocean City were found about a half mile from the search HQ at Ocean City. Rescuers reported they were wet cold and fed hot meals.
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Walton Beach
Fla
Woody
Ocean City
Ylin Air Force
Seach
Sven
Nome
Marvin Duise
Ho Tive
Spaceman Farrell in 4th day of seven day space test
Airman Donald G. Farrell, 23, Bronx native, nears 4th day in a hermetically sealed 2 by 5 foot cabin at Randolph Air Force Base. Scientists study music as a relaxation aid and effects on work performance while monitoring respiration and heart rate in a seven day loop.
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Tex
Donald G. Farrell
Farrell
Bronx
Air Force
Randolph Air Force Base
School of Space Medicine
George R Steinkamp
Space Medicine
Steinkamp
Jaycees Undertake Book Project Meeting Overview
Jaycees in Columbus at Frank and Verna's Restaurant discussed a statewide drive to replace burned books from St Francis College. Richard Mann to lead a collection effort with aim to restore about 200000 volumes. meeting chaired by Ray Blynn. Walkout at American Chain ends after 117 workers quit over job assignments at Braddock plant.
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Cory Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank
St. Francis College
Richard Mann
Pew
iDrest
Verna
Piatsburgh
Braddock
American Chain and Cable Co
United Stealworkers
First Meeting of Corry Area Golden Age Club Held
The Corry area Golden Age Club met yesterday with Arden Baldwin as temporary president. Mayor J. Fred Kinley spoke on growth and goodwill, committees were introduced, and the group OKayed its official name. Future meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. A slate of officers was planned for February 5. Lane screened a Mardi Gras film and refreshments followed.
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BFOUP
Wishiny
Corry Area
Mes Nelli Pier
Albert Beech
Jean Mactonies
Plonds Guilty To Assault and Battery in Union City
Geer was found guilty of assault and battery after a morning in Erte Caun Court. Robert VanGuilder testified Geer struck him on the head at VanGuilder’s Union City home on November 30, 1967. Court costs were ordered. no further penalties noted.
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Pewararin Sane
Pion Cily
RD. 3
Faindrive Sprines
Erte Caun
Wey
Geer
Robert VanGuilder
Union City
VanGuilder
Confident Employment To Rise In March
President Eisenhower voiced concern over unemployment, but expressed confidence that March will bring a rebound in job opportunities. He noted unemployment near 41 million last month could worsen before improvement and outlined government steps already taken and to be proposed to combat the recession. He urged Americans to stay confident and work toward renewed economic growth.
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Washington III
Eisenhower
Ex-Convict Charged With Strangling In New York Hotel
Alfred Foschino, 34, admitted choking William Richmond, 36, at the Madison Square Hotel after a long argument over insults about Jesus. Richmond, once denied as a salesman for Abercrombie & Fitch, was later found to be retired with a fortune near 6 million dollars. Police traced an associate of Richmond to Newark, recalling Foschino’s earlier arrest on a New York complaint.
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Alfred Foschino
Richmond
Madison Square Hotel
Jesus
Abercrombie & Fitch
New York
Newark
Poschino
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