Civil Defense team aids Culbertson family in snowbound trek
Four-man Civil Defense unit traveled to the Culbertson home with five children to bring essentials. Supplies included long uncollected mail. The group hauled loads most of the distance, finishing the final leg on snowshoes. Pictured are Clifford Holcomb, Ernest Burtikofer, and Warren Reynolds. Manley Robbins assists boggan pull.
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Civil Defense Unit
Earl Culbertson
Holcomb
Clifford Holcomb
Ernest Burtikofer
Warren Reynolds
Manley Robbins
Carter Hill
Warm Weather Brings Flood Threat in Pennsylvania
Warming skies freshened thaw across Pennsylvania raising flood concerns. Northeastern and western counties faced snow cleanup from last weekend’s storm with drifts up to 48 inches. Weather officials noted flooding risk from ice in rivers and the thaw, while crews worked under a state emergency to keep roads open.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Lender
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Susquehanna
Ohio River
Delaware Valley
Lehigh River Valley
Broadhead Creek
Pocony Mountain
Susquehanna River
West Branch
Junata River
Schuylkill
Churches Observe World Day of Prayer in Corry
Protestant churches in Corry unite for World Day of Prayer services at Evangelical United Brethren Church tonight at 7 45 hosted by Rev I Ray Harris. Lay members will deliver prayers with Mrs Raymond Pitman a Brazil missionary present. Services extend to Tonga Tuesday and St Lawrence Island Alaska as part of a global observance.
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Woedlel
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
I. Ray Harris
Raymond Pitman
Brazil
Tonga Tandy
Satole
St. Lawrence Talund
Alaska
Indonesian planes drop devices near mosque in Sumatra
Singapore radio reported two Indonesian air force planes dropped seven hazardous devices on Paruau, 45 miles south of Padang. The devices fell near a mosque as villagers prepared prayers, amid President Sukarno backing Djuanda's government to crush rebels.
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Panang
Paruau
Padang
Teberbgime
Sumatra
Suse
Peay
Sukarno
Djuanda
New Disputes In France Tunisia Slow Mediation
Angry Tunisian government actions and French troop moves hinder U S British mediation efforts over North Africa. Tunisia expelled five French consuls to Tunis after detention of local officials near Remada following a land mine blast that wounded two French soldiers. French forces broadened guard posts around Remada as talks on the Sakiet Sid Youssef incident intensified.
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Tunisia
Hable Bourguiba
Remada
France
Robert Murphy
U. S
America
Lef Washington
Algeria
Sakiet Sid Youssef
Tne
Dom Kgala
Ike Warns Loss Of Confidence May Deepen Slump
President Eisenhower warned that eroding confidence in America's economic future could turn a business slowdown into a deep and protracted decline. In a telegram to 11 Democratic governors from his vacation headquarters he noted calls for federal action, public works, welfare, education, credit easing, and possibly tax cuts for low income families.
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Thonasville
Eisenhower
America
Little Rock Board Seeks Court to Drop Integration
The Little Rock City School Board asked a federal court to suspend racial integration at Central High School. The petition urged the court to stay an order that allowed nine Negro students to attend the previously all white school last fall. The board claimed opposition to integration made school conditions at Central High impossible and cited opposition by state government and federal inaction.
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Meg Rock
Ark
Central High School
U. S. District Court
Hormel
Central High
Flood Control Group Opposes Seneca Canal Plan
Randolph area flood association opposes a Seneca Nation diversion canal to Lake Erie. The plan would turn the Conewango Valley into a reservoir area, destroying farm land raising taxes and converting communities into host towns. The U S Army Corps of Engineers is reviewing the diversion while the Kinzua dam proceeds.
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N. x
Conewango Valley
Kinzua
New York State
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Searle
Conenango Valley
Leopold Paroled for Service Plans at Stateville Prison
Nathan Leopold, famed for the Bobby Franks case, was granted parole yesterday and began planning a life of service. He seeks a $10 monthly lab job at a hospital run by the Church of the Brethren in Puerto Rico, with decisions by parole officials after a few weeks.
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Castaper
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Elmer Geeta
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Richard Leeb
Frank
Atorney
Clarence Darrow
Tllinois
Pardun Road
Roger ‘Touhy
Touhy
City Returns to Normal After Snow Delays
Corry residents see a gradual return to normal as rail and postal services resume. Erie to Hartsburg line reopens Sunday night, with buses and steel to begin Monday morning. Rural routes and city schedules lagged by cold and snow, drivers urging residents to clear mailboxes for deliveries while sidewalks are plowed. Continued updates noted on Page Five.
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Corry
Permet
Pennsylvania
Erie
Hartsburg
Clair Capwell
Reds Press for Direct Talks on Return of North Flight Deserters
North Korea via Pyongyang radio said some of the 34 aboard the Korean National Airlines DC plane that flew north Sunday wish to return to the South. It urged Seoul to negotiate directly with Pyongyang to arrange any repatriation, while stressing mutual goodwill and humanitarian treatment for the travelers and their two American pilots, a West German couple, and 29 Koreans.
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North Korea
Pyongyang
Red Radio
Democratic Peoples Republic
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Red
Seoul
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Republic
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Korean Central
Ike Eisenhower's cold improving after quail hunt visit
President Eisenhower, appearing well amid a lingering cold, spoke with reporters at Thomasville estate before quail hunting with Secretary Humphrey. He noted the illness was “coming along pretty good” as he continued vacation plans through Sunday. In Taipei Formosa, a mine elevator rope snapped killing 18 miners and injuring over 30 as a shaft disaster unfolded.
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I Tyosl
the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Taipei
Formosa
Egyptians And Syrians Vote In Formality To Proclaim Ruler
Egyptians and Syrians cast formal plebiscites in Cairo and Damascus to proclaim Gamal Abdel Nasser as the first president of the United Arab Republic and to approve a union. Official results were expected tomorrow. Nasser would assume power and a neutral cabinet would govern Egypt and Syria. The move followed a provisional constitution granting Nasser sweeping authority. UN Security Council planned to meet on Sudan's border dispute amid alleged Egyptian aggression.
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United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Arab Union
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UAR
Nile Valley
Arca
UN Security Council
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Cairo
Damancun J
Ghalert Kuwaily
Syria
Beck Gets 15 Years May Serve Only 3
Beck Sr and his son Dave Jr faced grand larceny charges tied to misappropriated funds from union and vehicle sales. Judge George H. Revelle imposed 15 years for Beck Sr with potential reduction to two years parole time, while Dave Jr received earlier counts and penalties. Beck Sr must pay fines and restitution and sever ties with organized labor.
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Fungy Wavesseer
Teamsters Union
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Berk
Revelle
Trist
Judee Revelle
Eneer
Charles O. Carrot
Fey
Beek
Heck Sr
Beck Sr
Young Beck
Pilus
Mild Weather Prevails In Most Of Nation
Sections of New York State remain under winter storm conditions as the state endures heavy snow and cold. Elsewhere, mild to moderate temperatures spread across the eastern two thirds of the country with some precipitation in the Far West. Gov. Averell Harriman declares a state of emergency in New York. federal equipment is sought to clear roads. Snow drifts immobilize hundreds of miles of secondary roads. 44 deaths are attributed to the blizzard. The Weather Bureau warns of potential food shortages, but no immediate threat. A thaw could raise rivers to dangerous levels while some upper New York snow flurries give way to clear conditions from the Appalachians to the eastern seaboard.
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Frees
New York State
Weston States
Averell Harriman
Gerard
Washington
New York City
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Kenincky
Heston
Firemen Called for Steam Seen as Smoke at Roof
Fire department responded to a reported blaze at 119 Bash Coneryss Street yesterday after 2 pm. Fire Chief Chayley Colter said Pumper No 2 and 12 men found no fire, only steam rising from a sunlit roof. no damage or injury reported.
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French Creek Family Survive $1500 Ripley Crash
Three members of the Babcock family escaped serious injury after a two-car crash in Ripley New York. Myrl Babcock her son Tot and another relative were hospitalized with contusions and scheduled for x rays at Corry Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred when a vehicle was stopped for traffic light repairs, pushing the rear car into the one ahead. police called the accident a total loss.
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Ripley
Myrl Babenrke
Mik Mabeock
Nes
Babcock
Lisle Police
Westfield
Nicks
Sumamiie
Familiy
Ripley Hospital
Corry Memorial
Beaver County Cancer Society Faces Suit Over Funds
Beaver County Cancer Society authorized a $5,000 grant to the University of Pittsburgh for cancer research as Ameri can Cancer Society sues for $10,671 claiming funds held after dissolution for federated fund drives. The local group contests the dispute and vows to fight in court.
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Hmaver
Falls
Beaver County Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
University’ of Pittsburgh
Beaver County
Pennsylva
Beaver County United Fundy
National Cancer Group
oTt
Beaver County Group
Beaver County Organization
Danish Sub Stoeren Surfaces After Signals Fizzle
The Danish submarine Stoeren surfaced seven miles off the port after failing to respond to NATO exercise signals. It sent a dockyard message stating all was well, then dived again at 7 30 a m and was due up at 1 p m. When it did not surface, British Admiralty vessels searched the area. A Danish embassy spokesman attributed the failure to a fault in the signaling apparatus.
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Stoeren
Admiralty
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