U S Says Nuclear Air Defense Weapons Ready
The Defense Department announces new nuclear devices for air defense, including jet interceptor rockets and future ground-fired weapons. Secretary Wilson calls them the most effective defense, capable of destroying adversaries within a wide area. Details remain secret to prevent security risks as officials urge calm.
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Defense Department
Unis
Department
Secretary
Wilson
Mey
Pentagon
Ben-Gurion to Reply to Ike Tonight on Middle East Policy
Ben-Gurion plans a reply to President Eisenhower tonight over Teraclim and regional tensions. An Israeli Cabinet meeting, with Moshe Dayan present, will determine Israel's stance as Abba Eban and U.S. officials await final policy.
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Venusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Middle East
Abba Eban
U.S
Foret Ministry
Wani-Gusson
Eiwenitiower
Tstwel
Gaim
Aqaba
Ben-Ciumio
Thrael
Beteen Bex-Gurion Yd
Number
Plane Falls On School Garage Injures Three
A Banshee fighter plane fell on a school garage beside Perquimans County High School near Hertford North Carolina. Two civilians and a Coast Guard spokesman reported injuries while the pilot bailed out and was injured. No students were harmed. The incident was reported by naval spokespersons in Norfolk.
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Ewsttrunn
Perquimans County High School
Hertford
Naval Epokesmn
Norfolk
Spoksman
Coast Buard
Special Sale Set Tomorrow in Local Merchants Event
Tomorrow merchants will stage a Weelinlos Birth Hay Sale promoted by the Retailers Bureau. The Journal notes reduced prices on various items and genuine price cuts. The two prior events in other cities inspired this sale with strong success and bold bargains.
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Aranae Pry
Reta Werchants Bureau
Ems
Ollie
Rifle Goes Off In Hands Of Boy In Altoona
In Altoona Pennsylvania a 14 year old boy Clark Brown was killed when a 13 year old playmate Malon Granton discharged a rifle in the Granica home. The gun owner is Granton's Navy father. Police report the rifle went off as two others nearby, David McDonough and Frank Walde, were present. Five rifles and 239 rounds were found in the house.
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Altoona
Malon G. Granton
Clark Brown
Clark
Brown
Britain Seeks Free Passage in Gulf of Aqaba
Britain urged UN backed freedom of passage in the Gulf of Aqaba tied to Egypt withdrawal. A Foreign Office spokesman referenced Eisenhower’s call for UN action and urged a two step plan: first withdrawal of Tel Aviv forces and then a UN resolution guaranteeing passage through the Strait of Tiran and related matters.
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Britain
Egypt
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
Axert
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aquau
Tarnell
Strait of Timp
Caen
Gulf of Aquich
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Moya
Israel
Tse
T-Men Nab 6In Gambling Raid
T-Men and local officers raided a suspected gambling hub on the outskirts of New York City. The operation reportedly raked in about £100,000 weekly, with 26,000 seized and 12 officers detaining suspects amid a two county, suburban ring linked to westchester and dockland areas.
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Mous Veirunuo
Npehte
New York City
Anid
Ant Yeeter
We Book-mualking
New Lyark Clip
T-Men
Toral Police
Counnty
Howiyab 19
Greendale Avenue
Wrigley Field in Los Angeles Sold to Dodgers Owners
Chicago Cubs president announced approval of a package transferring Wrigley Field in Los Angeles to the Brooklyn Dodgers and exchanging franchise and territorial rights with Los Angeles and Fort Worth. The move, pending league permission, would place the Dodgers in Los Angeles for the coming season.
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Wrigley Field
L. A
Bums
Chicago
PiiNie Wels
Aps Wesley
Chicago Cubs
Yale
Hort Worth
Arrest Two Suspects In Columbus Holdup
State Police and Warren County sheriff detain Ronald Brown Evie and Lynn Matthews for armed robbery in a Columbus Lattsville road holdup yesterday at 11 50 am. Detectives Hott and Jamestown police traced the suspects after a broadcast alert. Officials say the men admitted the holdup and threatened the Miller couple with a concealed gin. Arraignment set for this afternoon in Warren County jail.
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Corry
Mary's Tin
Columbus-Latlsville
Warren County
Ronald Brown
Evie
East Washington Street
Lynn Matthews
Alko
Rete
Corry Barracks
Linder
Warren
Hott
Jamestown
Albert Miller
Centerville
Senate Seen To Restore House Funding After Budget Cut
Senate hints at restoring some of the cuts in Eisenhower budget requests as the Appropriations Committee trims £40,464,000, including reductions to the Post Office Department. The House passed the bill for the 1955 fiscal year, with hearings set to begin Wednesday. Ex-Pitt Dean Dr Elmer A Holbrook dies at 75 in Pittsburgh.
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Yates
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Tréaswynd Post Office
Treasury Department
Post Office
Post Office Department
Bem Carlkon
Ins
Sprutters
Department of Flotaky
Holme
PITT
Pittsburgh
Elmer A. Holbrook
Theniversity of Pittsburgh
School of Wagingetneathd
School of Mines and Metallurey
Penn State College
Pennylvania State University
Fitchburs
Mae
Eisenhower faces UN sanctions debate over Israel
President Eisenhower weighs UN sanctions as Israel presses for action while Russia and Egypt pose risks. The nation faces a test of UN efficacy and the challenge of maintaining allied support, with Hungary’s crisis cited as precedent and Nasser’s Egypt noted as a growing threat. The president cautions that sanctions against Israel could undermine the UN and U.S. credibility abroad.
City Officials To Attend League Of Cities Meet
City officials led by Mayor Garl T. Cherry will join representatives from Corry Erie Meadville Sharon Mercer Franklin Farrell and others at a League of Cities conference in Erie to discuss the 36 page proposed charter for optional unit class cities within the AgriWest district. The meeting led by Mayor Van Kiri will cover governance and regulatory reforms as part of the annual mood of the association.
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Garl T. Cherry
Coursmett
Guy Abbey
Robert Price
W. W. Waterhouse
Charles Thompson
Carlton Smith
Harry Powers
Roger Brown
Lneal
Pennsylvania
Cndsy Eles
Meendelie Balldays
Corry
Erie
New Gnatte
Meadtville
Sharon
Mercer
Franklin
Farrell
Off City
Titusville
Warren
Bradford
Ror
Van
Kiri
Hospital Seeks 36000 In Aid For Staff And Service
The monthly report shows 1865 days of service logged in the district with 83 births and five deaths. A new electric typewriter was approved for the office, as directors Yering Pain Bill Gates Fuller Huttrom Sinttery and Ebston prepared for the meeting.
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Coty
Mmipoelal Hospital
Maunn
Dirertars Aly
Super Atendeot
Dian Alexander
Hisonthly
Ronvacy
Hmls
Alk
Mufniah
Jennars
Yering, Pain
Bill
Gates
Fuller
Huttrom
Sinttery
Ebston
Menon Collapses During UN Kashmir Debate
V Krishan Menon, roving ambassador, fainted at the UN Security Council as a Kashmir resolution neared vote. His physician said his condition was dangerous and could worsen. Menon remained under sedation during the session and showed signs of improvement the next day.
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New York
Madin
Krishna Menon
William F. Hitvig
Menon
Mimbassador
Kashmir
Agati
Aragon Guilty Of Fight Fix
Aragon, a welterweight top contender, was found guilty of fixed fight charges. The case involved an alleged offer to pay Dick Goldage $600 to throw a bout in Thane tact December, with the December 18 San Antonio match canceled after Aragon reported a fever on fight night.
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Elperlor
Art Aragon
Aragon
Nahony Turd
Yarninkee
Dick Goldage
San Antonio
Invasion Of Crows In Albuquerque Raises Cost Fears
Albuquerque faces a fifth month of rising living costs tied to a mass crow invasion. The birds roost over streets and yards, disrupt sleep and daily life, with residents joking about aviator ranks and guard-like behavior. Meanwhile unemployment and wage data show steady inflation pressures as the economy shifts with auto and farm equipment output and a slight rise in factory warnings.
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Albuquerque
Dantinty
Uiveraie
Dria
Polio Immunization Drive Targets Corry School Children
The Corry public schools and St Edward's parochial school report 2064 youths ages 6 to 18 in focus while 6000 city adults remain largely unimmunized. Local doctors warn vaccination rates are low though a mass inoculation clinic will open next Monday at Corry Area High School. Parents may sign permission slips for students and some adults unable to pay will be accommodated.
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Corry
St. Edward's
Dock Workers Refuse To Go Back To Work
Longshoremen from New York to Maine refuse to resume duties awaiting signed contracts. Union leaders say settlements exist except in Baltimore and Hampton Roads. In Boston and New York Harbor talks continue as crews vote on tentative agreements and a three week strike remains unresolved.
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Yourth
Thomas
Teddy) Glaser
International Longshoremen's Association
Maine
Virginia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
New York
Boston
Bam
Sore
TLA
Sondax
Ines
Hirold Bowers
Union Division
Manhattan
West Side
Bowers
New York Harbor
Metropol Jan
UN Again Holds Off Debate On Middle East
The General Assembly postponed the Middle East debate until tomorrow as the United States pressed for Israel to withdraw from Egypt and the Gaza Strip. President Eisenhower urged Ben-Gurion via Abba Eban for a full Israeli pullback, while Denmark and others oppose sanctions. An Asian African group resolution urges a ban on aid, while Egypt and Israel push for security guarantees amid ongoing tensions.
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Middle East
Elon BO
General Assembly
Middle-East
U. S
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Teraeli
Taraeli
Abba Eban
Jerusalems
Ben-Gurion
Innell
Evan
Dulles
Inp
United States
Denmark
France
Canada
Australlia
U.S
Iathanitae Bruisin
Charles Malic
Tscuél Hag
Guzs Strip
Sharm Sheikh
Gulf OF Aqaba
Gaza
Infant Perishes As Home Burns Near Lock Haven
A two month old Clinton County baby died from burns suffered when his parents home five miles north of Lock Haven was destroyed by fire during the night. David Lee Pletz, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pletz, was pulled from the frame structure by a neighbor after the blaze began. He died of third degree burns at Lackawanna Hospital. The mother was in the yard when the fire broke out. The cause of the blaze was not yet determined. The family has other children.
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Lock Haven
Clinton County
Here
David Lee Plets
Kenneth Pletz
Polige
Pletz
Nuvie Taubseher
Complaints Heard On Insurance Group In City
Citizens organized a citywide canvass accuse an insurance group of pressuring locals to buy a policy. The article notes a prior FTC action for misleading advertising and cites concerns about the source of sales tactics and legitimacy of the operator.
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Corp Pera
Federal Trade
Commission For
President Calls For Pressure To Oust Israelis From Gaza Strip
President Eisenhower urges UN action to pressure Israel to withdraw troops from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. He warns that sanctions loom if Israel does not comply, framing the issue as a fateful moment for the UN and Middle East peace. The president expresses hope Israel will act in its best interests by honoring UN resolutions.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Tsraeli
Phouit
Saressure
Israel
Eisenhriwer
Russia
Hungary
Wisn
Nasser
Mid-East
White House
Gaza Strip
Washington
United
Taraeli
Gulf of Aqaba Tarael
Ugreeing
Egypt
United States
Swortd
Middle East
Tarmel
Tirael
End of Operation Deep Freeze II Opens Antarctic Mission
The departure marks the end of Operation Deep Freeze II with the Air Force Globemaster delivering last minute supplies to 18 Americans at the Antarctic outpost. Part I established McMurdo and Little America bases and mapped future stations in the world’s southernmost frontier. The program supports the United States role in the International Geophysical Year.
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United States
Corporal’s Suit Settled Out of Court in Newark
A $100,000 federal suit by Army Corporal Dolph Lehman of Conneautville Pennsylvania claimed he was struck by a boat at Sandy Hook Bay. The case settled out of court after the defendant, Tony’s U-Drive Monts ine, admitted liability. Other parties named include Walter Fausbaum of Bound Brook New Jersey as boat’s pilot and Lester Rogers of Dunellen as a passenger. Lehman’s injury stemmed from an Achilles tendon incident dated August 13, 1954. He faces seven months of hospitalization and recovery.
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Newark
N. J
Sandy Hook Bay
Corpor Dolph
Lehman
Conneautville
Bak County
Allalten
Lehurlan
Lee
Tony
Walter Fausbaum
Bound Brook
Lestey Rogers
Mountain View Terrifice
Dunellen
Pittsburgh driver fined in battery conviction case
A Pittsburgh driver, Roymota Marsilio, age 25, was fined 4200 in a case described as underad folno dutt cobra. The details appear garbled but indicate a conviction related to a battery offense and a citation tied to Conway collnetican.
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