Iraq and Jordan unite in Arab Federation merging kingdoms
Amman Iraq and Jordan announce the Arab Federation uniting their realms, economies and armies while preserving separate thrones. Faisal II of Iraq and Hussein of Jordan named co chief states, seeking a pro Western bloc against the United Arab Republic led by Nasser.
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Martin Chides Clark's Public Works Appeal
Sen Clark appeals to Pennsylvania lawmakers to join him in urging President Eisenhower to speed federal public works aid. Martin counters that Eisenhower is addressing unemployment and faults Gov. Loneer’s public works claims, noting Pennsylvania ranks 36th in federal road fund utilization.
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Mother Dies In Home Fire In Wor Area
Mrs Elsie Grandshaw aged 40 died in a home fire caused by an oil stove explosion. She slept in a bedroom near the heater as flames swept through the two story frame house. Six children aged 6 to 1 escaped unharmed while the husband worked at Mohawk Carpet Mills.
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Mohawk Carpet Mills
Moon Mission Feasible With Extra Jupiter Rocket
California scientists at Caltech report Explorer II is advancing, with plans to add a rocket motor to the Jupiter missile to reach the moon. They seek Defense Department permission for the extended launcher and discuss life support, cosmic ray shielding, and data relay via a satellite recorder for distant Earth communications.
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Spaceman Near Moon Voyage Finish at Randolph Base
Spaceman Donald Farrell, a 23-year-old airman from Brory, nears completion of a simulated moon voyage at Randolph Air Force Base. Space Medicine officials say he is close to emerging from the two week cabin test as computer and life-support systems show readiness despite nervousness and fatigue.
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Donald Farrell
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Brory
Randolph Air Force Base
George Steinkanphe
Department On Space Medicine
School of Aviation Medicine
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Marlene Meintyre Sings Solo at Choral Festival
Marlene Meintyre, second soprano, is featured in a solo at the Northwest Diskin Festival in Linmavilie with 8 o clock timing. David Tristyom and others from Corry aye Karoly Lindsay Patricty Meerdink Tote Moweey participate, with Linyd Jerry Raymond Dennis Hyer H Lynn Rive Chris O'Shell assisting, and the group plans to return after the festival.
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Corry Man Escapes In $500 Route 6 Crash
A Corry man escaped injury after a Route 6 crash that caused about $500 in damage. State Police reported the driver lost control at a crest, collided with another vehicle, and fled a short distance before being located. No serious injuries were disclosed.
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FBI Joins House Probers In Miami TV Investigation
The House investigation into a Miami television matter expands as FBI involvement is announced. Richard A. Mack is said to have received thousands of dollars from a lawyer tied to the case, described as loans by Mack, who cites it as support for a TV license implausibly tied to an FCC examiner. Attorney General Rogers orders a full probe, with Bernard Schwartz and others slated for further questioning.
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Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Schwarte
Weather alert as storms drop fresh snow across state
A storm left several inches of new snow in western Pennsylvania and Indiana with drifting roads and scattered secondary ponds closures. State police report clear highways though rural routes were plowed and snow plows worked around the clock. Temperatures cooled to near zero with highs in the upper teens and a forecast of improving conditions within 43 hours.
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Somerset
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Butler
Rescue efforts fail for boy on cliff near San Bernardino
A 13 year old boy in a hiking party fell from a cliff near Mt San Geremia as rescuers reached the scene. Rope failures and difficult footing hindered efforts to recover him while his worried mother and family awaited news. The boy’s father and others remained at the site through dawn.
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Callay
Nestor
Jana
Donald Burns
Calton
San Gerinia
Explosions Of Gas Chemicals Ignite Block Warehouse Blaze
A spectacular fire fed by drums of gasoline and chemicals destroyed a one story warehouse twenty blocks from Midtown. Tenants and workers escaped as explosions sent flames over 100 feet. Two firefighters were injured and taken to hospital as investigators eyed wiring and electrical faults.
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Erie
Lars
MLV
Erie Veterans Hospital
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Millard Twin
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Irwin
Tension Eases As Tunisia Observes Day Of Mourning
Tunisia observes a day of mourning as pressure on French forces in North Africa eases. President Bourguiba appeals for calm and national maturity while a limited all day general strike is allowed for lunch and prayer. Paris plans a UN complaint over the Sidi Youssef attack, with Tunisian casualties cited as civilians.
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Habib Bourguiba
Paris
UN Security Council
Tunisia
S@ifet Sidi Youssef
Gilmally
Navy Awards Contracts For Missile Subs
The Navy awarded contracts for three ballistic missile submarines to Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut and Mare Island California. The first submarine, expected in 1960, may cost 106 to 110 million dollars with the next two ranging 45 to 90 million. A supplemental bill provides 206 million dollars to start the program, with a Navy goal to expand to nine subs.
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Exectric Boat Division
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Beacon
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Millionaire’s Son Arrested In Robbery Attempt
Donald Bronston, 25, son of a New York Industrial Enterprises president, tried to rob a Milwaukee beer depot operator, but was captured within five minutes after assaulting Dolores Zilke, 38. He said his father sent him to Milwaukee to learn the business and that he earned about 10 000 a year. Bronston claimed he needed 870 to pay a basketball pool and was pressed for money due to gambling debts.
Congress Weighs Tax Cut as Last Resort in Slump
Washington Democrats consider a tax cut as a final tool to halt business recession. House leaders say review will start soon to gauge impact, with bills ranging from 85 to 110 billion dollars on the table. Budget viability and potential deficits cloud the plan as Eisenhower predicts a year-end shortfall.
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France denies Gaillard and minister knew of Tunisia raid
Foreign Minister Christian Pineau told a National Assembly committee that Premier Gaillard and the defense minister did not know in advance about the air raid on a Tunisian frontier village. He said the government was morally committed to support the armed forces after the raid and that the operation followed prior instructions for retaliation. Pineau cited that the Tunisian complaint to the UN Security Council listed 79 dead and 130 wounded, with Bourguiba open to U.S. mediation if France agrees to discussions.
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Pineau
National Assembly
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Pineat
Tunisia
UN Security Council
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Habib Bourguiba
U.S
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Catholic Popular Republican
Gets 120 Years For Two Assaults In Chicago
In Criminal Court Judge Julius Miner sentenced Gerald Chatman, 18, to two consecutive 60 year terms after found guilty of two assaults on women, including one with a pregnant victim. Assistant State Attorney Paward Meunseh noted the sentences as unusually severe. The case was linked to a string of home invasions posing as a newspaper delivery boy. India Makes Trade Madras coffee board exports 2 000 tons to East Germany in exchange for potash and phosphate.
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Yesterdday
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Jude Cpm
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Attoney
Paward Meunseh
Tnd
Charmeyy
India
Madras
Coffee Board
East Germany
Five Die In Flaming Virginia Farmhouse Tragedy
Five people perished in a farmhouse fire six miles east of Danville Virginia. The victims were Junior Fountain 16 Martha Ann Fountain 23 William Fountain 9 Nancy Mae Fountain 9 and Ola Mae Fountain 19. Their mother Mattie Fountain 41 was hospitalized in critical condition. The fire in Pittsylvania County was investigated by Sheriff Henry O Winn.
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William Fountain
Nancy Mae Fountain
Ola Mae Fountain
Iattie Fountain
Henry O. Winn
House panel backs 1.396 million cut to Interior budget
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a token 1.396 million reduction in the Interior Department 1958 budget and told the department to stop tungsten purchases for the defense stockpile. It sent a bill to the House floor for debate to provide 413.1456 million for new operating funds, 43.104 million below the current year, to carry out conservation and resource programs. The committee noted department operating revenues would go to the Treasury, with larger allotments to the Indian Bureau, National Park Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Forest Service.
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