Ross Quits In Wake Of Contracts Probe
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Robert Tripp Ross as assistant secretary of defense after questioning by a Senate panel over contracts. Ross says he did nothing wrong but his future effectiveness is impaired. He notes he severed links to affiliated firms and cites unfair implications from press coverage.
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Ami C. Hagerty
Car Skids Into Bus in Corry Two Accidents Reported
Police report two highway incidents yesterday afternoon in Corry. A bus was unharmed when a car driven by Howard CovLt collided at the intersection, causing about 8135 in damage. Another two-car crash near Centerville caused total damage around 81,100 with Lange’s vehicle and a car driven by Arthur Thiren sustaining losses.
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Ike to Extend Stay in Georgia
Man named Ike plans to lengthen his time in Georgia amid uncertainty about retirement location. Reports indicate possible issues with travel or residency, with references to February 34 as a speculative date for action.
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Ex-Corryife inmate seeks clemency after life sentence
George Wing, 87, imprisoned for life for killing his sister's baby near Concord Ridge, has applied for the 12th time for clemency. He admits buying a rifle and firing to frighten his sister while she carried the infant, and has been filing petitions with his own lawyer from the prison library.
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Airport Group Seeks Road Speed for New Access
The Warren Area Chamber of Commerce discusses a bi state airport serving Corry Warren and Jamestown with main sites near Gerry’s. a road from South Center Street to Lawrence Airport would provide access to the field atop Spring Street. Max Deverentlk resigns from the airport authority, replaced by Rev. William Seitenbanamert after a city move.
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Gromyko Returns as USSR Foreign Minister Amid Shakeup
Dmitri Shepilov was relieved of the post and Andrei Gromyko appointed as foreign minister. The reshuffle follows Khrushchev’s push for new leadership and aligns with Molotov's seasoned stance.
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Andeel Gromyko
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Communist Central Committee
Frol Romanovich Kozlov
Rilling Presidium
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UN to Study Compromise Plan for Algeria
The UN General Assembly approved a mildly worded resolution hopeful for an Algerian settlement in the spirit of cooperation. The 97-27 vote on a Japan Philippines Thailand resolution urged normalization by joint efforts, while a 41-23 measure urged a peaceful democratic solution. The debate also touched Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba, with U.S. proposals for Israeli withdrawal and UN peacekeeping under scrutiny amid rising criticism.
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Dynamite Blast Destroys Clinton Restaurant Injures Woman Baby
In Quint on Tenn a blast in Clinton s Negro section destroyed a restaurant and slightly injured a Negro woman and her infant. The charge from a white man also damaged nearby Negro owned property. The event, eighth in the area, left multiple injuries and raised fear among residents as investigators pursued clues.
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Ditolen
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New Arrests Reported Across Hungary Amid Unrest
A scattered sweep of about 30 arrests was announced in Hungary amid unrest near Budapest and border areas. Reports describe a group near Nowyka nearby destroying Communist HQs and a Viet Nam memorial site, with a Budapest teacher arrested for aiding rebels and officials denying armed conflict or large-scale fighting.
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Police Nab Jail Breaker From Latrobe Prank
Police recaptured Smoker, once of Latrobe, six days after he overpowered a turnkey and escaped Croamield County jail. He was found by Thomas Towite and a state trooper near Unity Township and taken into custody. Smoker appeared in court charged with burglary and related offenses.
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Burmhillia Wee Vine Stallon
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Glennfield Collie Sterit
Outlook For End Of Dock Strike Shaky Today
Labor talks on the Northeast Coast waterfront dispute show mixed signals as mediators push for a settlement. The New York Shipping Association and ILA discuss drafting issues while about 45,000 longshoremen play a nationwide strike, costing roughly three million dollars daily across ports from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Louis Waldman
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House Appropriations Cuts Budget by 80 Million
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed President Eisenhower’s budget by about 80.9 million, a little over 2 percent. Total recommended agency funding reached 2.8849 billion, with most cuts due to legal requirements and updated pay and benefit costs. The Narcotics Bureau faced one of the few full-requested items, while customs funds included extra agents for narcotics and smuggling enforcement. The panel also urged a postal rate increase and noted potential higher railroad charges could widen deficits.
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Snow And Cold Reign In East Incomplete OCR
Snow and cold weather dominate the East as a wet system drifts across the Northeast. Mild winter conditions persist farther west. The storm tracked from eastern Ohio and western New York through Pennsylvania into northern Virginia, with light to moderate snowfall and temperatures near freezing across a broad mid Atlantic arc.
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Ike Asks Senate To Act Promptly On Mid East Plan
President Eisenhower urges prompt action on a military and economic plan to aid Middle East nations against Communist aggression. Senate committees endorsed using armed forces if necessary, with revised authority to fund military and economic aid, House already approving the measure. Continued on Page Six.
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March on Washington warning from Southern Negro Leaders
In New Orleans the Southern Negro Leaders Conference led by Rev. Martin Luther King warned that thousands of blacks and whites may march on Washington if President Eisenhower does not speak out against violence in the South. King said the plan would be a pilgrimage of prayer and urged a White House conference on law and order.
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Man's body found in Susquehanna River near Williamsport
Williamsport police say a body recovered from the Susquehanna River by divers yesterday is tentatively identified as Eugene Douglas Tal Nasi, 41, of Atlanta, Ga. The condition suggests drowning two weeks prior. Dr. Tair Feiley, Lycoming County official, confirmed the identification and ongoing investigation.
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Eugene Douglas Tal- Nasi
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Lycoming County
Citywide Fire Alarm Box Tests Scheduled
Fire Chief Charles Collier announced a citywide test of all 400 fire alarm boxes. Tests, urged by the Gridnerwritera, will run one box each week at 4 00 PM Saturdays, with a single horn, a two minute pause, then the regular alarm sequence.
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Milk price law hearings set for Philadelphia dairies
Five Philadelphia milk dealers and supermarkets will be heard Thursday in Quarter Sessions Court as part of a state crackdown on minimum milk prices. About 20 Philadelphia dairies restaurants and supermarkets were arrested and fined 25 to 50 dollars by the State Milk Control Commission. Assistant Attorney General John Patrick McShea Jr said four cases involve advertising practices to evade minimum prices. He noted the 1937 milk law bans sales below fixed minimums and that advertising allowances have not been tested in court. The commission will also expand to Pittsburgh starting March 4 with subpoenas for about 20 restaurants and others to probe practices.
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State Mine Control Commission
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Pittsburgh
Hold Driver For Hearing On Guilty Plea
Lester Hepler, 33, of Liberty Street, released on 8500 bond after pleading guilty to three charges and guilty to one, all filed by Brute Police. Hepler admitted operating a vehicle while suspended but pleaded not guilty to a duplicate charge and to failing to stop and to give identification after a collision with a vehicle operated by Clifford Stutzman on Carry Spartansburg road. Arraignment testimony was not taken. a hearing is set for 11 o'clock February 20.
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Liberty Street
Hepler
Clifford Stutzman
West Washington Street
Stutzman
Carry- Spartansburg
Humorous Turkey Hunt Involving Cabinet Wife
A playful scene unfolds as Humphrey, already noted for a gobbler, leads a turkey hunt near Perkins Place. The Treasury secretary and his wife were seen traveling with a local escort to observe the outing at Pamela Firman’s property.
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Pamela Firman
Israeli Envoy Outlines Terms For Acceptance Of Ouster Plan
Israeli envoy reports seeking clarity on Dulles withdrawal proposals for Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba. Abba Eban to confer with Dulles as Israel weighs new conditions. Egypt warns the plan could spark a World War II scale crisis. U S aims to guarantee freedom of shipping. Israel seeks concrete actions to protect its interests. Continued coverage noted.
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Reds Oust U S Correspondent Note on Soviet press expulsions
A Bolshevik regime expelled U S correspondent Charles Kiensch from Cincinnati and accused him of disseminating anti Soviet literature. The Young Communist League press Komsomol Pravda denied aiding anti Soviet activity as the crackdown extended to other American reporters.
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