UN Seeks Breakthrough in Middle East Stalemate
United Nations efforts to resolve the Israeli Egyptian dispute intensify as the General Assembly postpones debate to allow Israel time to reconsider troop withdrawals from the former Egyptian-ruled territory. Abba Eban travels to Jerusalem for talks while U.S. pressure grows for swift sanctions action.
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United Nations
N.Y
B.S
U & More
Israel
Egypt
Torahi
Abba Eban'é
Jerusalem
Eisenhower
Georgia
Washington
U. S
United States
Giza
Gulf of Aqaba
le Florey Ubat
Suez Canal Users Back Interim Operating Plan
London reports most canal users support an interim plan for running the waterway. Britain and other powers pushed a UN backed approach to share canal control with World Bank financing to Egypt. Discussions occurred in secret talks with British French and Egyptian officials ahead of formal presentation.
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London
Braun Sano Odny
Shi Canal
Dag Vourrriak
Meavil
Foreign Office
Buuten
Washington
Britain
World Bank Hocown
Iie
Egypt
Hull
Hommarkjold
Torla
NSN
Bel
Hammar
Ekjold
Bulganin Warns Of Hydrogen War In Fiery Speech
Bulganin warns of a hydrogen war in a fiery speech blaming the United States for world domination efforts. The speech, filled with warnings of new duslavement and global conflicts, mentions vigilance and a charged geopolitics climate amid Cold War rhetoric.
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Bulganin
Bulgin
United States
Kererntine
Ty & Oll
Britain forms 1st guided weapons regiment at Aldershot
The War Office announced Britain's new guided weapons regiment will be formed next month at Aldershot under Lt Col John E Cordingley. Trained in America by the U S Army, the unit will deploy the Corporal rocket with a 75 mile range and 2000 mph speed, tested at Ft Bliss.
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Britain
London
War Office
America
U. S. Army
Linn
Beitoin
Defence Ministry
Libya
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Aldershot
Tex Southeugk
John E Cordingley
Germany
Ft. Bliss
Tex
New Mexico
Ala
Georgia House Moves to Impeach Six Supreme Court Justices
The Georgia House approved a resolution seeking impeachment of Chief Justice and five associate justices, charging high crimes and misdemeanors over sedition and segregation rulings. The action passed by four votes with 57 missing.
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Aetna Ur
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia House
Senate
Uor
Eugene Cook
Eur Warten
Block
Doulas
Reed
Wranikfurter
Clark
Charles Gowen
Stanford Hose Buys 8 Radios for Firemen Homes
Stanford Hose purchases eight radios at 154 dollars each funded by a federal equipment fund match. Most units will equip firemen living far from Station No 1, with one placed at Station No 2 to alert drivers. Radios are non tunable and operate four hours daily.
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RS Enoreee Cck
Wight
Tewpeelu Equipment
No. 1
No.2
Tnita
Willeplck
Ayiis
GOP Senator Urges Bipartisanship In Mid East Debate
Washington Senator Alexander Brith a Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged bipartisanship during the Middle East debate. He warned obstructionism weakens all American foreign policy and called for swift approval of aid measures while noting the risks of action against Soviet influence.
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GOP
Senate
Washington
Alexander Brith
Parti Sanship
Middle East
Eisenhower
Emich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Inon Green Ca-Ri
Sme
Texas
Russa
Red Chika
Fee Senate
United States
Pny
Die
Duce Hight
State GOP Pushes Elimination of Stamp Tax Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee knocked out the stamp collection plan from the 1 percent sales tax bill. Lawmakers argued the stamp tax, aimed at requiring collectors to issue stamps as proof of payment, was unnecessary and would raise costs for taxpayers. The issue faces a court challenge in Dauphin County and is part of broader tax proposals under debate.
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Harrisburg
House
Ways and Means
Moet
Sla
Dauphin County
Nelson
Albert W. Dohrisay
Moov Lenin
Wayne Me Bilmich
Soledt
Mentis Eroto
Sears
Associated Spring To Pay Dividend To Stockholders
The Raymond Mfg Co division of Associated Spring will pay its regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents on March to stockholders of record as of March. The action was approved at a Bristol directors meeting attended by B. W. Foldt, general manager of the local plant.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Furter
Bristol
B. W. Foldt
Giant Seen As Best Film At Academy Nominees
Ingrid Bergman and James Dean headline the 29th Academy Awards nominees. Bergman earns two nods for portraying strong leads in Arista and other productions while Dean is recognized for youth roles in The Bobbyanist and other titles. The Rainmaker and The Bad Seed also receive multiple bids as the ceremony approaches.
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Ingrid Bergman
James Dean
Hollywood
Bergman
James Deni
Netres
Snd
Aptopio
Smalley
Uttons
Mak Beegman
Fenkarint Hepbiges
Wang Hele
Navy planes bomb lighthouse in Chesapeake Bay raid
three Navy bombers attacked a lighthouse near Sladeworth Island in Chesapeake Bay. Planes overshot the target, striking the lantern and sides, with several bombs believed to have fallen near the water. Crew from a nearby naval air station reported no injuries, with men evacuated by boat and awaiting assignment.
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Navy
Marrlind
Sloodeworth Teland
Nay
Argethe
Lichthouse
Naval Air
Patuxent
Naval
Atlantic Oily
Firemen Called Over Burning Mattress at Mrs Ross Home
A mattress fire at 107 Sixth Avenue last evening prompted a fire department response. Mrs Julia Jackson reported the smell after returning home, aiding in locating the blaze threatening the residence. investigators described the scene and noted a family disruption but no injuries or arrests.
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Laud
Emma Ross
Bixth Avenue
Amiplderinge
Tva Jollieon
Gehrol
Toshwig
Tose
Allres
Wits
Atinison
Parker
Mansfield Urges UN Force to Stabilize Aqaba Crisis
Senator Mansfield urged Washington to seek a United Nations emergency force for Aqaba and the Gulf of Aqaba as a first step toward easing Middle East tensions. He called for U.S. leadership in mobilizing international troops and for a later permanent UN police presence to patrol troubled areas. President Eisenhower cut short a Georgia vacation to return to Washington and coordinate talks with Dulles and allied ambassadors amid stalled peace efforts.
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Washinglan
Eienhower
Georgia
Washington
White House
Ull
Dulles
Israel
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nets
United Nations
Tradl
United States
Four Children Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Guilford Lake
Four children perished in a blaze at a large old farmhouse near Kuyper's Lancing on Guilford Lake about 10 miles south of here. Parents saved one child, Ansel, while others perished in the flames. A relative and a visiting family member were injured fleeing the fire.
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Penion
Witci—Cou
Kuyper
Ansel
City Council Faces Pay Raise Standoff On Controller’s Salary
The council approved a sweeping pay rise for officers except the city controller, boosting the controller from 100 to 450 dollars and council members from 300 to 600. The move ran afoul of the Third Class City code, which requires the controller’s salary be set by ordinance and not be less than council members. A final decision on the controller’s pay is slated for the March 4 meeting.
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Yesse Gs Council
Cornell
Sounell
Weithinl
Streets
Carl Smith
Gaunett
Dulles Says U S Ships Will Use Aqaba Route
Secretary of State Dulles asserted that American vessels will pass through the Gulf of Aqaba without Egyptian interference. He noted Israel has the right to sail if engaged in innocent passage, declined to answer if the U S would shoot through if needed, and warned against moves to slow the Suez Canal reopening while urging Israel to reconsider troop withdrawals from Aqaba and the Gaza Strip.
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Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Gulf
Duilles
Ansfer
United States
Dulles
Egypt
Aqaba
Agave An Gaz
City C of C Attends Pittsburgh Meet
Representatives from the Corry Chamber of Commerce attend a nationwide clinic in Pittsburgh focused on national legislation affecting business and the economy. The event is part of a 12 city tour by the U.S. Chamber traveling by chartered plane to raise issues at the doorstep of business leaders. John Coleman, national chamber president, leads the group with Pittsburgh and Corry among the participating chambers.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
National Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Business Ten
John 3
Coleman
Crn Corry Chamber i
Ey Wen
Pittsburgh Chamber
Medical Leaders Propose Aorta Harvest Scheme From Morgue
Philadelphia surgeons join a program promoting the harvest of healthy aortas and long arteries from accident victims as donor sources. Dr Joseph W Spelman and Dr Horwitz address need for cooperation of families and the public, arguing for ethical, targeted use to save lives while noting vocal concerns over consent and age.
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Philadelphia
Philadelptin
Peratiies
Ting
Peragne
Vined
Veraela
Ornile
Clinton Messeine
Pennayiinia
Horwity
Dock workers reach pact may spark East Coast return to work
Philadelphia Marine Trade Association and dock workers strike action frayed as a tentative contract agreement aims to end a seven day pier dispute. Federal mediator John Murray said major local and national terms were settled, with back to work expected on the docks by tomorrow or Thursday across parts of the coast.
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Philadelphia
Marine Trade Association Sary
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
John RB. Murray
New York
Maine
Virginia
Baltimore
Norfolk
William V. Bradley
International Longshowmen's Association
Postand
Mine
Hampton Fonds
Bradley
John T. Murry
Imide
Saclion Spokisman
Akcent
Kikegati Ly
President Eisenhower cuts Georgia vacation to return for Middle East talks
President Eisenhower ends his south Georgia stay and heads to Washington to meet with Dulles on the Middle East crisis. He plans a White House conference with Dulles and congressional leaders to review the situation and outline next moves, with sanctions possible and a united front in the UN debate. Potential bond moves and Afro Asian bloc alignment were not confirmed.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Middle East
Dulles
White House
James
Hagerty
Bond
United Nations
Wagerty
Hirenhrewer
Washington
Magerty
Jo UB General Assembly
Mid-East
Yankees Acquire Shaniz in 13-Player KC Deal
The Yankees announced a sweeping 13 player trade with Kansas City sending Art Ditmar and Bobby Shantz to the Athletics. In return KC received Mickey McDermott Tom Morgan Rip Coleman plus players to be named, and New York gained infielders Boyer Bela, pitcher Jack Mahan and others while shifts included movements involving Detroi players and other listed names.
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Yankees
Art Ditmar
Bobby Bhunts
Kansas City
Mickey McDermott
Tom Morgan
Rip Coleman
Athletics
Vieman
Keith Baltimore
Kansas
Bille Hunter
Milt Graff
Unmaniet
Belarii
Uthie
Denver
Fae
Pair Beat Rob Man Of $250 And Pistol
Unclear OCR text describes an incident in Pittsburgh involving a man, a pistol, and a person named Charles. Other names appear garbled. No clear date or outcomes are readable. The fragmentary report mentions threats or assault but lacks verifiable details.
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Pittshurgh
Roneskeday
Charles
Ison
Otrenter
Mipe Gory
Wilddis
Aua
Yin
Ealigee Ptaley
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