Dock Strike Ties Up Traffic As Talks Fail
SEW YORK industrial action cripples port flows as 43000 workers walk out across Maine to New Jersey. Negotiations under the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service fail to produce a settlement before a government ordered cooling period ends. Leaders praise optimism while governors warn of extended shutdown risk amid the nine day earlier walkout.
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York
Inoue
Styick
North Atlantic
Streigshomemiet
Aksoeiniiler
Menitiers
Maine
Negouholians
Sever
NY Bones
Manigne
Vestme
Juncton
Alexander Chopin
Negati
Middle East Plan Nears Final OK Amid Changes
Eisenhower Middle East resolution nears final approval by two Senate committees amid Democratic attempts to curb authority. Debate centers on whether the president may use troops to counter Communist aggression, with amendments testing Congress’s approval of executive power. Republican senators pledge to resist these changes as process continues.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Ghal
Purdue
Foreign Relations and Armed Services
House
Ty Chaiman Green
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Stennis Dmissi
M. Alexander Smith
RNJ
CofC Plans New Signs and Chamber Updates
The Chamber of Commerce directors approve funding for new signs to mark the business district at Center Avenue and Maple Street. A proposed bond covers workers and committees, while the treasurer notes January activity with $8,581 in expenditures and a year start balance of $14,709. A fatal Penny Trail incident near gates prompts safety reviews.
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Joy Industrial de Velnpinntit
Ducal Chamber of Commerce
Corry Stewart Long
Chaiber
Siniihgui
Columbus
Lvenuie
Lang
Villiers
Rick Gawger
Feeuil Merchants Bus Ren
Wity
Safisiatration
Center Alevel
Fil Avenue
Maple
Laurerice Miller
Weat
Washington Street
Tongela
Treaswer
Tholewl
Student Musicians to Attend Girard District Band Meet
Readable names list Corry area Hiluti School Band travels to Girard tomorrow through Saturday for district band meet. Students Hiluti Ynniew Davis Aquilio Moochey Mowers with band leader Lynn Rice travel by bus. homes in Clewdead Lake City expected to be filled. Festival hosts several divided students attending at Willon Hult School Guidea.
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Sik
Corry
Hiluti
Mfeetiene Lac Mint
Hila Taverey
Ynniew Lewis
Nonecy Davis
Iamee Aquilio
Thorton Moochey
Mary Mowers
Lynn Rice
Subool
Airacrar
Gland Teapbrts Tay
Veag
Elias
Lake City
Willon Hult
Ty Gudea
Mother Tries Drowning Son Then Dies, Pittsburgh Suburb
Fayette County police report a mother 40, Mrs. Svincek, lured her 8-year-old Eugene to a farm pond and tried to drown him twice before killing herself. The boy escaped to a neighbor and told authorities, while the mother, recently ill and hospitalized, died after neighbors attempted revival.
Icy Pavements Trigger Two Area Auto Crashes
State Police of the Corry sun station were called out at 5 45 p m and again at 6 20 p m yesterday to investigate accidents on area highways. The first collision occurred two and a half miles south of Centerville on Route 8 when Sylvia Tagoff of Erle and J B Grieves Butler met in a side swipe dash. Tagoff said she skidded on an icy road surface and crossed the centerline into Grieves vehicle. no injuries. Damages totaled 200 to Tagoff and 180 to Grieves. About 36 minutes later Harold W Smith of R D 2 Union City lost control on Route 19 two miles west of Mill Village and crashed into a guard rail. Smith, en route to a fire call, did not provide owner or driver details or vehicle damage amount. firemen attributed the blaze to brakes on a CMG and extinguished it in a half hour. Smith’s vehicle damage was listed at 200.
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Centerville
Route 8
Qutog
Sylvia Tagoff
Erle
J. B. Grieves
Butler
Mias Tagoff
Tor
Uwo
Harold W. Smith
Union City
MN Village
Mill Village
Smith
Hue Vinore
Alcorn Warns GOP Opponents On Three Fronts
Pittsburgh reports that Alcorn, Republican National Committee chairman, in a Allegheny County speech to the Republican Executive Committee, pledged to fight on three fronts for the 1958 campaign. He attacked the Democratic party as visionless and urged a strong wood program and organization to mobilize voters. He said the party would not concede districts or states to the opposition and outlined a plan toward labor and civil rights policy.
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Alcorn
Denis Pittsburgh
H. Mende Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Mys
GOP
Gongrees Inisa
Alorn
Allegheny, County
Republican Executive Committee
Nils
Alcor
GOP Leaders Embrace Modern Republicanism Amid Lincoln Day
GOP top leaders drift from attacking Democrats on Lincoln Day to endorsing President Eisenhower’s modern Republicanism. National Chairman Meade Alcorn said the party is modernizing its superstructure without altering the core beliefs rooted in Lincoln and Taft. Chairman Blinson and Campaign Committee head Simpson stressed fidelity to Taft-era conservatism and urged electing a Republican Congress in 1958.
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Weonuyuiun
Verils
Lincoln
GOP
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Pittsburgh
New Ideas
al Cincinnal
Blnpson
Pai
Republican Congresalone Campaign Committee
Simpson
Adenauer to Visit America in May
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, age 87, invited by President Eisenhower for a potential Washington visit in the second half of May. Dates to be fixed, with talks likely on Soviet arms control, European security, German reunification, and disarmament issues.
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Pls
Adermuer
Washington
Tulka
Sohibiok
Ike and Dulles Confer on Middle East Plan
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles talked by phone for about ten minutes from Washington about Rosseils proposals and the Soviet Union’s Middle East program. White House press secretary Hagerty said the two discussed two matters raised yesterday.
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Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington
C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Rosaily
Taree Bose
Bob
White House
Realerday
Soviet Union
East
Hust Ute Hagerty
Dolles
UN Study Of Red Charges Over U S Aggression
The UN committee prepared to report to the General Assembly on whether to release new charges accusing the United States of aggression. A Soviet letter to Assembly President Kuznetsov alleged U S provocative acts and listed claims including new Middle East policy and military bases in Europe and Asia. The document cites bases in France Britain West Germany Turkey and Thailand as threats to peace and notes budget figures for war preparations.
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N.Y
UN Steprine Gommitore Syne
Taway
Busi
General Assembly
Liv
United Sintes Tas
Gommilies m
Vthepur
Vassily Kuznetsov
Assembly
Prince van Vrlthayakon
Thailand
United States
Europe
Turkey
Japan
Okinawa
U.S
France
Britain
West Germany
Tay
Brazil
Jel Bast
Pakistan
Air Force Bine
Formosabad
Israel Cabinet delays meeting on U.S. plan
Israel postponed a cabinet meeting with Prime Minister Ben-Gurion to tomorrow to discuss the American proposal amid uncertainties over guarantees against a renewed Egyptian blockade and attacks from Gaza. Officials offered no public comment while signaling a reply would follow talks with Washington after discussions at Ben-Gurion's home.
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David Ben-Glirion
U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
Terme
Isaael
Abba Fan
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Ben-Gurion
Pe Aviv
Ofichai
U.S
Terwel
Gulf
Gaza Strip
U S Navy Invites 27 Nations To June Naval Review
The United States extends invitations to 27 nations for a June naval review to be held in the United States, with 90 to 91 ships expected to participate including dreadnoughts and torpedo boats. The event marks the observance of an anniversary in American naval history, and carriers and flagship vessels are anticipated to be among the showcased ships.
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Himaritati
Yeir Alrerath
Ivestireenigets
Stnhearet
Navy
Tomeatawn
FBI Captures One Of 10 Most Wanted In Federal Sweep
Reported capture of a top ten fugitive amid a federal crackdown spanning multiple states. The article mentions a suspect name and a dramatic pursuit, with the operation described as high profile and nationwide. Details are fragmentary and OCR-like, but emphasize a successful arrest and ongoing law enforcement effort.
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Paul, Minh
Burritt
Tyrestlentium
St. Faul
Robert le Grows
Gurprine
Milwaukee
American Communist Party adopts new program and leadership
The American Communist Party delegates approved a new program and leadership structure at their convention. The national committee will hire weather reporting and elect 20 members with 40 regional seats by March 31. Max Weiss, as national education chairman, called the move an explicit declaration of independent status from other movements.
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Mowéily
Stelet Kremlinine
hencefyFth Ik
Max Weiss
Ohe
Handy
Nation Committee
Bof Weathers
Gates
Foster
Dennis Moton
Faum
Rarick Shows Strength In USW Presidential Race
Early unofficial results in the United Steel Workers election show Donald McDonald leading over Rarick by about 15,000 votes with 220 of 2,700 locals reporting. Most returns come from western Pennsylvania, with Pittsburgh area centers contributing heaviest totals as McDonald campaigns for a second term amid union negotiations.
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Havin J. My
Donald B. Rarick
Pennsylvania
Mabama
Ohio
Donald
Rarick
Pittsburgh
Wester Pensylvania
Donald Lot Inn
J. McDonald
McDonald
McKeemort
Steels
McConn
Selene W
Secord
Ravink
Ratick
Johnstown
Rartick
McDonald's
Union
Two Miners Dead in Black Damp at Pennsylvania Mine
Two miners Martin Brundly and George Boro were found dead in a small walk-to mine north of Finleyville, Washington Goat. The men likely suffocated by black damp seeping from the ground. Owner George Boyks leased the site to the Curry tom Cor and closing with Prank Toy Who Brothers operate the mine, employing about five men.
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PaMury
Finleyville
Washington
Martin Brundly
George Boro
Libary
George Boyku
Boyks
Tom Cor
Toy Who Brothers
Ty. Wableins
Witness Testimony Strains Deportation Case at 160 Year Old Eatery
An informer testimony from 1988 centers on a deportation proceeding tied to an historic 160 year old restaurant. The informant Joseph Mayer is cited as a key witness, with claims of manufactured evidence and delays prompting an order to hold the case as other persons await adjudication.
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Kiven
Deporte
Hon Proceett
Strickes
Jon
Hewrina Jit Oro
Joseph Mayer
Naturalization
Cavat Waite Santee
Ieidiren
U.S. Saudi Arms Pact Reported by Gumhurriya
The Gumhurriya reports a pact in which the United States will sell Saudi Arabia 50 million dollars in arms for sea and air defense and will support Saudi military timing, with Saudi payment over five years and U.S. use of the Dhahran base for five more years.
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United States
Saudi Arabia
J Eisenhower
Kimi Sid
Washington
Nd Eisenhower
Sidi Arabia
U.S. Alb
Gaull Arabi
Dhahran
Adlai To Discuss GOP Policy At $50 Dem Dinner
Adlai Stevenson to address a $50-a-plate Democratic fundraiser dinner Saturday night, speaking on Republican policy and foreign affairs. The event, part of the party’s nationwide drive, is expected to draw hundreds of guests from western districts and be held in conjunction with a national committee session in Mississippi.
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Adlai
Wien
Phime
Commie National Cuiusitee
Missisalpnl
Train Derailed In Indiana In 1886 Incident Report
A derailed express train in Indiana near Leet’s Fortny chideking injured several, with one lone passenger car rear not deville. Officials said crew and passengers survived, but details are unclear. The incident occurred near New York and involved Benneylvini Tallon untis express train.
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Pitiweth
Benneylvini
Leet
New
York
Ted
Deville
Last Year's Summer Cals Syrup Quality Report
May, June and July bring warm weather favored for syrup tapping. Early sap is unusually watery with low sugar content, risking a need to double sap to yield the same syrup. A producer cites 1956 as a cooler factor, while noting no firm price for this year's syrup. Large-scale production expected later this month pending sunny days to sustain sap flow.
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Haui Sven
Corry
Wattie
UN awaits Israel's reply to compromise proposal
UN efforts to advance a Middle East settlement stalled as nations await Israel's response to an American compromise plan. The proposal seeks to pull back forces near the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza Strip, with U S backing for recognition of withdrawal and strengthened UN monitoring to deter further Egyptian forays into Israel.
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Mniiein Alune
Ss. x
Middle East
T Hey
Jerusalem
Tariell
Gulf of Aqaba
Gza
United States
UN Assembly
Aqaba
Gina Strip
Construction Group Pushes Plans For OHI Week
Corry Chamber of Commerce members met to discuss plans for OHI Week in Corry. Prominent materials were shared with representatives, outlining community outreach and initiatives to revitalize distressed areas and support homeowners and local trades.
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Construction Group
OHI
Corry
Chamber of Commence
Munieloa “Bulldtiye
Ulty
Altoona papers raise prices amid cost pressures
Two Altoona newspapers announce price hikes citing rising costs for labor and distribution. The Morning News and The Mirror each adjust home delivery rates, moving from about five to six cents per issue and increasing monthly subscriptions from 130 to around 150 dollars.
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Meeienway
Althonh
Mirrom
Ifteroon
Tive
Wien
New Commeanator Dif St. Petersburg News Room
A historical note details a long time journalist and former New York Sun writer who served as a primary director of Ub BVX News Mend, changing career paths and marking a notable shift in the journalism landscape since 198%.
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ST. Petersburg
Newe York Sun
Onprimy Dirvator
Ub Bvx News
Yeatirday
House Committee Approves Plan to Pay Schools
Harrisburg reports Republican leaders back a plan to fund a 33 percent million subsidy for school districts. The measure follows last year’s teacher pay boost, with Gov vetoes over revenue concerns. Budget hearings and tax proposals continue as lawmakers seek balance without new taxes.
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House
Harrisburg
Rowland B. Mullany
Alkurk
Johneon
Johncoi
Senate
Plane Forced Down At Antarctic Base
A small transport plane with nine aboard diverted to an Antarctic base after engine trouble last night. The crew and scientists survived a three hour wait before reaching McMurdo, about 200 miles north. Lt Harvey Speed, pilot, reported the emergency and the party's safe return with supplies and medical checks ongoing.
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Ross Sea
Lee Shelly
Afaliakt
McMurdo Ound
Benbees
Miben
Seo McMurdo
Ik Pirkeit
Harvey G. Speed
North Muse Aerol
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Chirine de Wil
Mory Belay Zee
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