U S Troops Move to Disperse Anti Indian Demonstrators
American troops using bayonets repelled a crowd of 200 to 300 South Koreans trying to halt a rainbound Indian march near Inchon. Three Koreans were slightly hurt by rifle butts, and a South Korean police official said American tanks were used. The incident paused after about 30 minutes with the train continuing to Inchon port.
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Associated Press
Seoul
U.S. Ith Army
Won Yong Duk
Asman
Oil City Woman Injured In Route 2 000 Damage Wreck
A two-vehicle crash south of Union City at 11 15 a m injured Oil City resident Mrs Ethel Huff 44 as total damage reached 2000 The driver of the other vehicle Charles McCrillis 22 of Center ville was uninjured and Clifford Huff 42 in the same car was treated and released. The report also notes re election of Sen George B Steventon as committee chair in Harrisburg.
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Oil City
Berm
Union City
Hart
Stem Memorial Hospital
Ethel WN. Huff
Huff
Charles BE. McCrillis
B.D. 3
Centerville
McCrillis
Clifford N. Huff
Stevenson
Harrisburg
George B. Steventon
Clinton
General Wing
The
Assembly
Pakistan Seeks U S Military Aid
Karachi report says Prime Minister Mohammed Ali announced Pakistan requested United States military aid under Mutual Security legislation. He stated the aid aims to strengthen defense, economic stability, and international peace under the UN system, while India opposes any U S aid to Pakistan.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
United States
U. S
U. S. Mulus
United Nations
India
Bids Filed for Torry Area School Shop Equipment
Fifteen bids entered for vocational shop gear as Torry Area Schools Authority plans to open bids tomorrow at the Junior High gymnasium. Officials aim to equip the vocational wing within a 60000 dollar cap, leaving 90000 for remaining school needs. Directors from six districts will select items and report to the Authority. a joint committee may meet soon to finalize shop equipment.
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Torry Area Schools Authority
Uip
Corry
Columbus
Elgin
Big West Virginia Mine Struck by Unauthorized Walkout
Virginia's Grant Town mine in Marion County idle due to an unauthorized walkout by a minority group within United Mine Workers Local 31. Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates employs about 800 at the site, producing over two million tons yearly. drillers furloughed as crews shift to cutting work. Union officials say strike was unauthorized and efforts to avert it had continued for months.
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Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Grant Town
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Marion County
UNSW
Cecil J. Urbaniak
Lumw District 31 Mid
Fairmont
Shipowners in Britain score critics VII 5
British suspensions prompt US officials to deny knowledge of alleged incidents. Navy spokesman and State Department say they never heard of guards aboard British ships in US waters. Chamber of Shipping report cites “incredible” shadowing and restrictions, with McCarthy defending US policy and criticizing allies.
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Navy
State Dept
Associated Press
London
Association
United States
Washington
U. S. Navy
State Department
Chamber of Shipping
United Kingdom
Wth
U.S
U. S.A
Chamber
United Nations
U. S. Sei
McCarthy
R-Wis
New York City
China
Bricker Treaty Powers Change Draws Senate Fire
Senator Wiley denounces Bricker amendment as hodge podge and predicts trouble in courts if past and future treaties are subject to constitutional review. Senate vote 44 to 43 adopted a plan tying roll call on treaties to constitutional conformity. Wiley opposes any constitutional change now and seeks defeat. Corry coroner dies suddenly. L Lewis of Jamestown 62, ex inspector at Aero Supply Mfg Co. buried Pine Grove with service Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wiley
White House
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cain
L. Lewis
Stowe Street
Jamestown
Lewis
Corry
Aero Supply Mtg. Co. Inc
Powers Funeral Home
H. Ray Harris
Red China backs Asian peace meeting at Geneva
Peiping signals approval for a four power plan to hold a Geneva conference in April 76. The broadcast says the move will ease tensions and reduce international strife. US veto implied. South Korea and Nationalist China oppose the Berlin accord as a sellout.
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Big 4
Geneva
Associated Press
Tokyo
Communist
China Tonight
Big Four
Sun
Ity
Peiping
Dulles
U. S
South Korea
China
Berlin
Pepping Radio
Police report speed trap on East Main and East Columbus
East Main street and East Columbus avenue patrols were stepped up after charges against Symes D. Xone of 522 West Church street for traveling too fast for conditions at 8 90 pm on East Columbus avenue. Witnesses note motorists slow when the black prowl car is visible, as residents push for speed warnings and daily patrols.
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Dally
East Main Street
East Columbus Avenue
Smastyup
Atrecht
Symes D. Xone
West Church Street
Mualn
Man Pays Fine After Guilty Verdict on Traffic Violations
Robert Jackson of 1641 North Center street was found guilty on two traffic counts by Alderman George Gordon. After paying fines, he was released. Jackson pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and failing to stop at a traffic light. Police reports cited a car cutting in front of his vehicle and running the light at Center Main and Washington streets. Leone provided officers with the vehicle’s license number. Fines totaled ten dollars per count.
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Robert Jackson
North Center Street
George Gordon
Jackson
Washington Street
Leone
Gordon
Woman grocer robbed in Pittsburgh on North Side
An unidentified man slugged 67 year old grocer Mrs. Mathilda Marcus on Pittsburgh North Side, taking $110 and leaving her unconscious on the floor. A bakery truck driver found her and she was rushed to a hospital for X rays.
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Pittsburgh
Mathilda Marcus
Corry Hit By Strong Winds Causing Local Damage
Gale like winds swept Corry district Saturday night, with 40 to 45 mph gusts snapping trees and toppling TV aerials. Power and phone lines were affected in Spring Creek and Corry, while Erie area saw fires from short circuits and a brick wall collapse in a fire gutted warehouse. Temperature swung from 33 to 80 as gusts subsided by yesterday.
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Lmex
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Spring Creek
Liberty Street
Streets Department
Rowe
Mal Village
Keattie
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Warren
Hedrby
Baby stolen from hospital in Steubenville
A 7 month old girl named Pamela was taken from McGill Hospital in Steubenville by a woman and a man with Maryland plates. Gerald E. Conrad and Mrs. Helen Bihowe were identified as the parents. authorities say the child was brought to the hospital for pneumonia. Police pursue possible relatives in Westernport Maryland as investigation continues.
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Alice Ernest
Steubenville
Ernest
Mele Vulcello
Betty Law Conrad
Pennsylvania
Viikello
Erriealleo Snowen
Conrad
Valkelle
Conrail
Mc Connell
Lacy Marsh
Green
Westernport
Marx
Floria Kotur
Spartansburg Man Dies In Weekend Auto Crash
Kenneth W. Vanderhoff 23 of Spartansburg died in a two car crash at Mendville Intersection. Four others, including Arthur Button 23 Titusville and Lawrence J Kilburn 53 Meadville, were injured and hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The Sutton car ran a stop sign then collided with Kilburn's sedan. Vanderhoff died en route to City Hospital.
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Kenneth Vanderhoff
Kenneth W. Vanderhoff
A. D
Spartansburg
Mendville
Bathday Hight
Widisa
Oly
Mendvilly
Arthur Button
Titunville
Mr. Vanderhoff
Herbert Gorlepy
Titusville
Brutsey
James KR
Brown
Lawrence J. Kilburn
Meadville
Flighland Avenue
Kilburn
Limber Road
Sutton
Hilburn
Quest
Vanderhoff
City Hospital
Frederick
Muckinhoupt
Crawford County
Vanderhoft
Crawford County Court
Talks Resume In Pittsburgh Walkout With AFL Uprising
Pittsburgh leaders of AFT General Teamsters Local 940 and five stores began new bargaining after December deliveries halted. AFL union reps from Spears Co May-Stearn Obringer Hahn and Ruben met Roebuck as talks reopen to end a 13 week disruption that idled about 4000 workers.
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Pittsburgh
AFT
General Teamsters Union
AFL
Spears Co
May-Stearn
Obringer
Hahn
Ruben
Roebuck
Teamaters
Tie Department
Envoy Kenneth Young To Leave Panmunjom For Washington
U S envoy Kenneth Young announces he will depart Panmunjom for Washington Tuesday as stalled talks end and the Reds are likely to learn of his exit through news reports. Young, standing in for Ambassador Dean, says the preliminary talks helped the Geneva style Asian peace conference.
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Young
Panmunjom
Associated Press
Seoul
U. S
Kenneth Young
Washington
Geneva
State Department
Arthur H. Dean
Dulles Briefs Congress on Berlin Talks with 15 Solons
Secretary of State Dulles met with fifteen key lawmakers in Washington to report on the Berlin Big Four conference. Senators Ferguson Saltonstall Knowland and Martin called the briefing informative and interesting, while others offered no specific comments. Some members worry Geneva talks in April could hint at recognizing Communist China.
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Prean
Washington
Congress
Dulles
Berlin
Sen. Ferguson
R. Mich
Geneva
Red China
State Department
de Dulles
Knowland
R-Caljf
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mans
Martin
Mass
Te Lauder Rayburn
Texas
United States
Bassett Named Public Relations Director for GOP Post
Washington reports James Bassett, 4 year political editor of the Los Angeles Mirror, named director of public relations for the Republican National Committee. Bassett, a former Nixon publicity aide, succeeds Robert Humphreys as campaign duties shift amid 1954 election strategy. Both Bassett and Nixon men hail from California.
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Washington
James Buarsett
Los Angeles Mirror
Today
Republican National
Bassett
Nixon
Robert Humphreys
Humphreys
Leonard W. Hall
Senate probes to quiz Army head tomorrow
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens will face Senator McCarthy in a nationwide hearing at 10 30 p m tomorrow. McCarthy demands explanations on alleged attempts to obstruct investigations and on promotions and discharges of a reserve officer linked to Communist activity. The session will be broadcast by NBC and follows McCarthy’s earlier confrontations with Army officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert T. Stevens
McCarthy
Wis
Army
Ths
Senate Investigations
Stevens
Godidie
Commit Stevens
Stevena
Tattle
National Broadcasting Co. Television
New York
Irving Peres
Japan's political crisis widens over alleged bribes
In Tokyo Prime Minister Shigeni Yoshida faces a fresh crisis as opponent Yoshukuro Nakasone accuses two cabinet ministers Mitsujiro Tabi and Babukd Ono of taking bribes from a shipbuilding firm. The ministers deny the charges and demand sources. The dispute escalates without calls for resignations as factions battle publicly.
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Presa Tokyo
Japan
Shigeni Yoshida
Yoshide
Progressive Party
Diet
Yoshukuro Nakasone
Mitsujiro Tabi
Babukd Ono
Nakasone
Hhe
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