Air Force reports first shot in battle over northern Japan
U S Thunderjets fought Soviet prop fighters over Nemuro near Hokkaido in a ten minute clash. Pilots Lacombe and Holmes say the intruders fired first. neither Thunderjet was hit and the damaged Soviet plane may not have landed.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japar
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Aorial
Eckaldo
Air Force
Benedict A. Lacombe
Pinesville
U. S
Lacombe
Kuriles
Hokkaido
James. Holmes
Rye
Hey
Far East Air Forces
Nemuro
Tom Eastern
U_ 5
Tm- 1
Vombe
Holmes
Raissier Hemate Tory
Government to lift price controls on several common goods
Office of Price Stabilization officials announced a broad decontrol plan likely this week for items including cigarettes cosmetics lumber and major household appliances. They warned price rises could total hundreds of millions of dollars annually with further changes possible in the coming weeks.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
QPS
Tamara
Kane Girl Dies From Burns In House Fire
Five year old Janet Hines died at Kane Community Hospital from burns after her clothing ignited by an open heater. She lived with her parents Cecil and Mrs. Hines in Kane city and was warming by the burner when the incident occurred. Sharon, her younger sister, ran for help as neighbors and family rushed to assist and transport her to the hospital. An accidental death certificate was issued.
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Kane
Janet Hines
Kane Community Hospital
Vic
Cecil Hines
Janet
Sharon
Sharon Rusherpstairs
Zoroney Brier Beathy
Snowstorm Pounds Corry Area With Five Inch Ground Cover
Heavy light snow began yesterday evening and continued through night, totaling about five inches on the ground as temperatures dropped to 18 degrees. City streets and highways faced treacherous travel with blocked lanes on Smith Street and persistent plowing by snow crews. No accidents were reported, but officials warned of more snow today with cloudy skies tomorrow.
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Weaihier
Smith Street
Hill
Tomorow
Gen LeMay and Godfrey End Europe Air Base Tour
General Cirtia Le May head of the U S Air Force Strategic Command and Arthur Godfrey finished a tour of American air bases in Europe and prepared to return to the United States. Before departing from Paris Orly Airport Le May addressed the Defense College of the North Atlantic Tyreilty Organization.
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Au Asvociate
Eres
Paris
Cirtia le May
U. S
al’ Torce Strategic Command
Arthur Godfrey
Amerlonly
Europe
United States
Parle
Orly
le May
de Fehne College of the
North Atlantic
Tyeilty Organization
Eisenhower says Soviet Union exploded a weapon
President Eisenhower stated that he believes it is absolutely true the Soviet Union has exploded a sea weapon. In New York a state supreme court justice refused to reopen the Minot Jelke vive trial to the public. Baltimore winds and fire hit timber yard and waterfront areas causing major damage and spreading to a boatyard and freight car slips. Firefighters battled the blaze from multiple directions as authorities assessed the extent of destruction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Seale
NEW Ork
Supreme Court
Fran
Ois L. Valest
Baltimore
Sparta Youth Pleads Guilty on Forgery Case
A 7 year old from Spartansburg appeared in County Court on eight counts of second degree forgery claiming jail staff coerced his plea change from innocent to guilty. He later said no mistreatment occurred and was sentenced to three months, time already served.
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Mayville
Spartansburg
Richard Quiver
Robert Rugar
Kenneth Vanderhoof
Hugh V. Bodine
Dorthem M. Christian
Lnet
Bodine
Dist. Atty
Edwin G. O'Connor
Charles C. McGloskey Jr
Sheriff's Department
McCloskey
Iit
Sterest
Ourt
Harold A. Land
State Postine
Culver
Corry
Neil McKay
Kernel Vanderhoof
Robert Ruger
Vanderhoof
Will
Elmira
Ruger
Leelma
Erie County Roads Could Expand To Handle New York Traffic
Harrisburg The State Highways Department discussed plans to widen Route 6 and US 30 to four lanes and build a bypass highway south of Erie to divert traffic from New York's expressway. An interchange system between Routes 5 and 20 may be needed. Erie delegation members listed include Arthur G. Biss, Blankey Blair, Famed Quisenberry, W. W. Waterhouse, Bulls Polasiki, and others.
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New York
Presa Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Tie County
EL. Schuuldt
U.S. 30
Erie
Fairview
Schmidt
Pennsylveni
Commonwealth
Bie
Arthur G
Blankey Blair
Famed Quisenberry
W. W. Waterhouse
Bulls Polasiki
Clairence K. Pulling
Robert Firmen
Stanley Byron
Johnh Jamies Bevan
Sars Evaris
City council protests gas rate hike over new schedule
The Corty council approved a resolution protesting a Pennsylvania Gas Company rate increase, citing inadequate service and higher fees. The measure, drafted by Mayor J. Fred Kinley and solicitor Rogay Brows, will be sent to the Public Utility Commission, which may pause the hike for six months to study the utility's finances. Labor unions submitted petitions two weeks earlier.
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Corty
Ray Haynnylwindu
GW Company
Cornell
Nivitt
Rogay
J. Fred Kinley
Public Utility Commission
PUG
Erie City
Gayniell
Lh Puc
Inbor Erotiys
Allied air forces down a Communist MIG in Korea
Allied jets shot down one MIG fighter and damaged another in Korea as ground fighting intensified. Bombers struck near Wonsan and Pyongyang while naval forces bombarded coastal targets. Reported enemy losses rose to 28 destroyed with five probably destroyed and 16 damaged.
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Seoul
U. 5
Sabrs
Korea
Mi 16
Kelly Hill
Red
Wonsan
Coas
Navy
Pyongyang
Kelly Hul
Ely
Old Fort Development Proposal Seeks 25000 Funds
Harrisburg area lawmakers propose spending 25000 to develop Fort LeBoeuf Memorial, a plan aimed at preventing further deterioration of the Amton Judson Fauve property. Republican reps Wilmer Waterhouse and Stanley Blair back the fund, which would support a preservation library and related history efforts.
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Harrieburg
Fort LeBoeuf
Wilmer W. Waterhouse
Stanley Li Blair
Saif
Tax cut bill faces delays amid parliamentary hurdles
President Eisenhower signaled a tax reduction should wait for a balanced budget. The Reed bill would cut individual rates by six percent for 1968, but House opposition plans to defer action until May 1 or later as budget balance battles unfold. Senate resistance and GOP pressure raise prospects of further delay.
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Ike
Washington
T5 Sesihower
Sorval Inpaikr Tines
Priposd
Chatman Chelh
Hojise Ways and Means Committee
Sun Stone
Hehckenlower
White House
Damien O. Hagerty
House Barbera
Bir
Reed
Lo Walt
Senate
GOP
Tart
Ohig
Indochina Goods To Be Raised By US Shipments
Washington reports the United States may boost military shipments to Indochina as part of a broader strategy against communist aggression in the Far East. No final decision has been made, but plans at Cabinet level are under study to back France amid high casualties and ongoing Bloodshed in the region.
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Far East
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Indochina
Eisenthower
Bullop Administration
Ite
Lote
Feit Mayer
White House
Tyndivanne
Mayer
France
Eisenshower
Thores
U. S
Korea
Japan
Indochin
Asw
Bista
Burma
Indonesia
Thdia
Pakistan
Council Seeks Data On New Sewage Plant
City officials study options for a primary sewage treatment plant with Don William to design. cost projected near half a million dollars plus adjacent storm sewer and district plans. Army engineers will hold a hearing February 21 on canal and cantons along French Creek. related budget, fire district, and administrative items noted.
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Cig Council
Hell
Jajumey
Don Willian
Lhe Engineering Siw Nt
Ani Rinierson Ta
Bueli
Vince
Wen
Roger Brown
Heine
Walter Sweet
Corky
Lnstatghing
Couinty
Cornell
Army Engineerx
Meadville
Guat Cantor Dames
French Creek
Corry
Here
Elgin
Cambridge Springs
Ohio
Teny
Anga Balante
Board of Hawtth
Stay of execution granted in Rosenbergs case
The Rosenbergs receive a stay of execution from the Supreme Court on their appeal, delaying the January date. President Eisenhower had rejected an earlier appeal, and the new date remains uncertain, with possible extension beyond March.
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Grant Rosenbergs
Associated Press
New York
Mawel
Alworoey
Emanuel
Vetition Wits Vine Supreme Covel
Supreme Court
Gambler Adonis gets longer jail term for contempt
Dee Adonis was found guilty of contempt of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee and received a longer sentence. Two New Jersey state prison terms were added as he heads to Trenton jail after Judge McGottey rejected concurrent terms. The one day trial occurred January 6 in Bergen County related to a 1950s multi million gambling ring.
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Associated Press
New York
Dee Adonis
Trenton
McGottey
Alonis
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Indemi
New Jersey
Adonis
Joseph Dato
Wien Bank
Maute Tas
Pristinaime
McGahey
Ealink
Rowit
Pampnun
Senate Crime Committee
Bete Kefauver
Bergen County
Legalize Bingo In Penn a Bills Considered By AP
Harrisburg lawmakers consider two bills to legalize bingo in Pennsylvania. A representative proposes a state framework with limits on player payments and licensing for counties. A separate Senate bill would legalize bingo on a voluntary option basis.
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Penn‘a
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Oday
Pennsylvania
Jammer
Gleeson
Theh J. Tooke
O-North
Ampton
Senate
Provoo Given Life Sentence by a Judge
A court in New York sentences Provoo to life in prison for a crime tied to treachery and war era allegations. The proceedings reference a former Army sergeant and multiple international actions involving Japan. The judge’s ruling spares some individuals while condemning others to the harsh penalty.
Eisenhower Says No China Embargo Plans at News Conference
President Eisenhower stated he has no plans to embargo or blockade China at this time. He noted the subject had been under consideration in various government circles, while denying formal discussion with all departments. The briefing drew about 256 attendees amid restricted access and unusual pacing for a first press conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Eilives Batebayer
Witiele
White House
Fire Rages Afloat As French Passenger Ship Battles Blaze
Firefighters aboard the French passenger ship Berdmand da Laity Fociay fight a raging blaze while the vessel carries 460 passengers and a coal cargo. Water is poured aboard to contain the fire after the ship, traveling from Bilbao to Marseille with stops and crew reports, battles spreading flames and billows.
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Ihaly
Passenate Neil
Berdmand da Laity Fociay
Male
Napsea
Bilbaub
Naples
Miseniog
Tro Fae
Sida
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Uniontown
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