Dock Strike Settled as Longshoremen Return to Work
Israel demands UN troops in Aqaba before Gaza exit. Longshoremen in Hampton Roads, Baltimore, and New York reach a coastwide wage deal ending a three week strike. The agreement includes 32 cents per hour raises over three years, wage and hour adjustments, welfare, pensions, and added holidays. Union and shipper negotiators in Baltimore and Norfolk arranged terms easing a widespread work stoppage. Workers are to return to their piers with tensions easing after more than 12 hours of talks.
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Baltimore
John
Rome
Milne
Virginia
Minster
New York
Uit
Longshonanen
Norfolk
Newport NeWs
William V Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Association
81& Mi
Philadelphia
Easton
Bradley
Avcord
Tha and Steamship Trade Association
Upton
Juptonills
Baltmore
TLA
Credit Bureau Talk At Corry Chamber Meeting
Corry Chamber of Commerce members met yesterday at The Hotel Corry to discuss a free credit bureau and a broader service plan. Chairman Stewart Long reported the group would study operation methods and consider expanding membership while weighing two proposed funding models.
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Corry
Fiehp ‘Rian
Tulsa liquor crackdown indicts city officials and reporter
Tulsa grand jury indicts Police Commissioner Jy L Jones Police Chief Paul Livingston and reporter along with six other officers and 11 others on charges of conspiring to violate liquor laws. Indictments list 30 overt acts including payments for protection against raids and arrests as investigations continue under U.S. Attorney B. Hayden Crawford with Lt. George C O Neal named interim chief. Harmon Phillips of the Tulsa Tribune comments on the probe's direction and the paper's stance.
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Tulsa
Okio
Jy L Jones
Oklahoma
U.S
B. Hayden Crawford
Jones
Paul J. Livingston
Nolen Bulloch
Tulsa Tobiine
Police Department
Jack Gott
Leo Jackson
John B. Cole
Jim R. Harp
William 4. Peterson
Oliver Stephens
Georat
Norvell
Sus
Livingston
George C O'Neal
Martin Edwards
Elmer Oakley
John Hood
Les Johnson
Fred A. Griffing
Bernard Nell Williams
Don Gray
Anderson
Apolis
Kan
Theopolis Scoggins
Clifford E. Wells
John McAfee
Don Rucker
Harmon Phillips
Edtor
The
Tulsa ‘Tribune
Grand
Hoover Honored for Fight Against Reds at Washington Event
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover received the George Washington Award the Freedoms Foundation called the highest honor for his leadership against communism both domestic and international. He accepted a $5,000 prize and a ceremonial medal during the eighth annual awards, joined by 753 others cited for advancing the American way of life.
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Edgar Hoover
FBI
Freedoms Foundation
Hoover
George Washington
Washington
Togard
FBT
Bik
United States
Foundation
Kenneth D. Wells
Fenzhenstir
Seime
Our Republic
Mechanic Dies As Navy Jet Crashes Into Garage
A civilian mechanic was fatally burned when a crippled Navy jet fighter plane struck a garage in Hertford. The pilot’s body was found hours later. No students were injured as school officials canceled classes and planned a Thanksgiving service.
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Hertford
Ni C.ft
Navy
Swit
Fia
Ex-Servicemen May Join Guard and Earn Benefits
Ex servicemen recently discharged with reserve obligations can shorten reserve time by enlisting in Company F of the Corry unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard. They receive immediate benefits, grade reinstatement, eligibility for promotion, and encouragement to take courses toward a commission. Credits for active duty count toward longevity in pay, with drill pay and camp pay plus allowances. Company F may use them as infantry instructors and offer periodic promotions. Pensions based on active and guard service are paid from age 60, scaled by years of service with the hometown unit.
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Corry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Sesson
Company F
Nis
Blast Rocks Texas Paper Plant Five Injured
Explosion at Champion Paper and Fibre plant in Pasadena Texas injures five people. A caustic soda tank outside the causticizing unit ruptured releasing 125 000 gallons of caustic solution. Smoke and fire engulfed the plant as emergency crews converged from Houston. Foreman Red land identified among the injured and was taken to a hospital. Authorities described the blast as rocking the surrounding area with little chance to contain the initial flames.
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Knw
Plodon
Champion Paper and Fibre 69
Pasadena
Tes
Ship
AU MeRcury
Witherse
Palive
Tve
Houston
Winnech
Redland
A. J. Baughman
Avay
Guilty pleas entered in Jamestown holdup case
A pair, Ronald F. Brown and Lynl Matthews, both of Erie, pleaded guilty at a Starbrick justice court arraignment after a Wednesday holdup at Mary's Inn Columbus. State Police said they were held for the next Warren County quarter session, with an $11 confession and first degree armed robbery charges. Two Jamestown men questioned were released, as Brown and Matthews were returned to jail.
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James. Beck
Wilson
Beck
Wynn
Brown
Larey
Linder Ang Meputy
Jones Allen
Warren County
Matthews
Warren
East Side
Bayern
Ame Vist
the Mary's Inn
City solicitor dies in Pittsburgh hospital
Elvin Toltelbaum, 52, city solicitor of Johnstown, died in a Pittsburgh hospital yesterday hours after collapse in a hotel room. The death ends a notable public service career and prompts city officials to review recent events surrounding his alleged illness.
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Pittsburgh
Elvin ‘Toltel~ Baum
Johnstown
U S Will Agree To Talks Won't Delay UN Action
Washington reports say the United States will seek talks with Israel but will not halt UN pressure. Prime Minister Ben Gurion indicated Israel would withdraw troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area if guarantees against Egyptian attack are provided. Eisenhower and Dulles await a new message from Ben Gurion in response to the president's appeal.
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Turner
Israel
Risehowers
Gau Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Pridy
Bur
David Ben-Gurion
United States
Ben-Guerons
Bleenhower
Ben- Gurion
Eisenhower
Dulles
Solon Raps Plan To End Army-NG Row
Solon criticizes a House Armed Services subcommittee plan to require six months active duty for all new enlistees, aimed at ending the Army National Guard dispute over active service. The proposal would start April 1, with opposition citing training costs and effects on underage recruits.
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Osemers
R-Nj
National Guard
House
Armed Services
Guard
Overtone
Restardity
Feng Prain
Buard A. Wola
National Guard¢ Association
Harrisburg
Anthony J. Drexel Biddledé
Chick
Pepnayivania National Guard
Tape Recording Clears Suspect in Pittsburgh Robbery Case
A Pittsburgh East man, 19, claimed he was framed by two men who pleaded guilty to a October robbery. A taped confession and trial voices were played for the jury, amid questions of conspiracy and innocence.
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Pittsburgh
Moquiltedt
Harry Sersay
Mei Couyport
Tte Jury
Jvsnitp Thaderiat
Belie
Cory
Garten RO
Arab bloc seeks strong UN sanctions against Israel
Delegates in the United Nations Assembly consider a resolution calling for broad economic and military sanctions on Israel. The move, spurred by Israel’s Gulf actions and U.S. appeals, divides delegates as Western allies weigh support. France backs Israel. the Soviet bloc opposes sanctions on legal grounds.
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United Nations
UN Assembly
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Wollp
Enn
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Dilarets
Une
Tarar Bevmulke
Gian Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Isola
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Alles
Bitan
Commonwealth
France
Middle East
Findlong
Soviet Bloc
Sukarno Proposes National Unity Plan for Indonesia
President Sukarno unveils a threefold formula including a National Council headed by him to unify all parties including the Communists. He argues democracy failed and urges nationwide adoption of council governance with a cabinet reflecting Parliament. Public reception splits along party lines.
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Heoumhaut
Nogée
Iiscva Sion
Indonesian Nationalist Party
PNT
Mother Dies Rescuing Daughter In Fatal Apartment Fire
In a Newark area fire a young mother saved her daughter from a blazing second floor, but the flames swept through the interior killing Howard Hinkkilar, 28, wife Carolyn 24, and their two sons David 18 months and Daniel 2 months. A yearold Pamela narrowly survived after being carried to safety by a neighbor. Firemen attributed the start to an upstairs living room and noted the wall separation kept flames from spreading to adjacent units. The tragedy occurred near the General Fireproofing Co. plant. the coroner ruled asphyxia by smoke. Police and officials prepared for further inquiries as the community mourns.
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Lund
Waa
ciuLco
Pioofing Co
Hinkkiiramneni
Edger Kuhnson
Parmela
Pluses
Bynes
Pomel
Wsluurt
Wwe
AMS
William PF Jones
Britain Reacts Coolly to Ike Israel Stance
London amid post Suez tensions questions President Eisenhowers tacit support for UN sanctions against Israel. Prime Minister Macmillan held urgent talks with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd as ministers press for Egypt withdrawal and UN guarantees against future hostilities. Opposition Tories and Labour critics challenge the policy, seeking stability in the Anglo American alliance.
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Ciwif
Eisenhower
Tarael
Hlouse of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Rami
United Nations
Macmillary
Lnst
Selwyn Lloyd
Tarnell
Egypt
UN Guarattees
Mocmilla
Winenhower
Shemy
Risenhower
Berlin
France
Nso
Police Car Hit By Skidding Auto Near Barracks
A police cruiser from the local barracks was damaged when struck by a skidding car driven by a Pittsburgh man. The left front of the cruiser was damaged while the officer escaped with only minor injuries. The incident occurred near Stranahan’s Corners after the auto skidded onto the highway shoulder.
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Stranahan
Yeaterdig
Wan
Pittsburgh
Wall Wong
Fond
Early Ike Aide Blames Windpipe For Cough
Washington sources say President Eisenhower’s doctors suspect windpipe inflammation. A brief hospital visit to Walter Reed yesterday included X rays of sinuses as specialists assess his persistent cough and overall condition.
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Washington
jWilluex Reed Hospital
Egypt barred from Gaza Strip and Gulf pact urged
Parliament rejects Eisenhower urging immediate Israeli withdrawal behind 1949 armistice lines. Ben-Gurion says Israel will not abandon Gulf of Aqaba rights or Gaza Strip, insisting on negotiations with UN and US. Tarael pledges home invasion forces if UN troops guard Egyptian coast. News from Jerusalem outlines Middle East tensions and potential UN delay.
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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Ternel
Aristic
Tarael Ties
Egypt
David Hen Garton
Eisenhower
Palestine
Israél
United Nations
United States
Gulf
Aqaba
Gaze Strip
Mediterranean
Sharm el Sheikty
Tarael
Fime
Gna
Portaot Patesting
Egyptia
Settlement Reached In Local Case In Erie County Court
In Erie County court this morning judge Sar el Roberts approved a settlement of 1500 dollars in a case involving two Corry families. William Brooks, plaintiff, sued Mr and Mrs Gonz Morrow and son Robert Kousiheer over a February 11, 1996 shooting in the Morrow home that left Brooks Young 12 with a throat injury and a damaged vertebrae. Brooks has since recovered and the settlement aims to resolve the matter.
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Didge Sar el Roberts
Rulng
Ore
Cape Involvin
Corry
William Brooks
Sixth Avenue
Gonls Morrow
Robert Kousiheer
Eucla’ Street
Wm Vce
Widental
Morrow
Kensinger
U.S. Plane Crash Tragedy Over Seoul Area
A U S Air Force Globemaster cargo plane carrying 159 aboard crashed near Seoul after engine trouble. Dozens of service members were injured and rushed to an Army hospital. Initial reports say the aircraft was returning from Japan with personnel aboard.
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Keillor
Army Hospital
Hielléuntér
Troulle Forrest
Hufyee
Seoul
Kenny Ateport
Javuss
Globemaster Way
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J. Edgar Hoover
Texas Paper Plant
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Georry
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Jamestown Mig, Corp
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NG Row
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