Naguib Out as Ruler of Egypt Amid Military Shakeup
Egypt's Revolutionary Council ousted President and Premier Mohamed Naguib accusing him of aiming at absolute dictatorship. Gamal Abdel Nasser was named premier while Syria faced a reported army revolt led by Col. Hamoud against President Shishetty. British sources weighed potential canal negotiations as the region held a wait-and-see stance. In Philadelphia, the Penn State Athletic Commission suspended welterweight Johnny Atena.
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Lebanon
Middle East
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Egypt
Adib Shishekly
Syria
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Young Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
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Aleppo
Shishelly
London
Damascus
Mustafa Hammoud
Shishetty
Asene
Hammoud
Naseer
Suez Canal
Tsrael
Maariv
Ssrael
Unions and Farm Group Protest Benson Action
The AFL unions and a farm group protested Secretary Benson amid a presidential board review of a railway labor dispute. Benson urged the board to avoid work stoppages and any hike in agricultural freight rates, drawing charges of interference from unions and praise from allied sectors. Meany labeled the move uncricket and lawmakers weigh Benson authority in transport matters.
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Washington
Benson
AFL
Benison
New York
Eisenhower
Chicago
James ©. Hagerty
White House
George Meany
Meany
Agriculture Department
Adenauer Urges Unity to Block Soviet Europe
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned that Sovietization of Europe remains the top aim of Russian policy and urged Europe to unite quickly. He spoke during a Bundestag debate on the Berlin Big Four and Geneva Conference, praising the European Defense Community and stressing solidarity to influence the German question.
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Soviet Union
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Geneva
Asia
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Federal Wi
Fire damages M J McIntyre interior decorating store
A flash blaze at 21 South Center Street caused about five to six thousand dollars in damage to the M J McIntyre interior decorating store. Paint fumes allegedly sparked the fire which also threatened the old St James Hotel. Firefighters from No 1 station contained the blaze quickly with minimal water use. Occupants of upper floors evacuated to the Rex Theatre as repairs and redecorating are planned.
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South Center Street
St. James Hotel
Ronald “Bud” Berg
West Trving Street
Corry
No. 1
M. J. Melptyre
Rex Theatre
Ares
McIntyre
J. B. Patterson
Rex
Oscar Levant In Death by Own Action Attempt
Beverly Hills police rushed to pianist Oscar Levant home after he told a telephone operator he would be dead within 30 minutes. Levant, 47, was found in bed and transported to a hospital where his stomach was pumped. investigators noted formaldehyde odor and Levy stated he had taken two teaspoons of it. Authorities say he is in an extremely nervous condition and his wife recently left with the children. The report also notes a separate item about a water rate hike in Johnstown affecting about 24 000 customers.
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Beverly Hills
Oscar Levant
Levant
Anderson
Kiwanis Collects 14 Old Iceboxes in Safety Drive
The Kiwanis Club announced Operation Teebox a success as 14 old iceboxes were gathered yesterday and sent to the city dump. Leo Al chair thanked volunteers and noted the danger after 390 children suffocated in discarded boxes last summer in the United Sites. The group credited local businesses Root Appliance Roberts Refrigerator Merrith Appliance and Niederriter Co for aiding the effort.
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United Sites
Root
Roberts Refrige Eystion
Merrith
Niederriter Co
Morals Case Continued in Erie Court
The case against Jock Vanik of Worth Street was continued for two weeks after a hearing before Alderman M. S. Cobbett. The rape charge was changed to incest adultery to fit technicalities. additional charges of nonpayment and surety of the peace were added. Vanik pleaded guilty to the latter two. innocent to the morale count. The alderman postponed action to allow legal review, remanding Vanik to Erie County Jail. The closed two hour hearing addressed technical legal points.
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Jock Vanik
Worth Street
M. S. Cobbett
Vunilk
Bye
John Binckinope
Erin
Blackmore
Louis Benacci
Vanik
Erie County
Youths Held After Wild Auto Chase Between Ripley and North East
Two 16 year olds are in custody after a high speed chase on Route 20 between Ripley and North East. Russell Bemis of Corry on parole from George Junior Republic faces a Jamestown court hearing. the other youth from Spring Creek is with Warren County juvenile authorities. Read more: alleged Jamestown burglary and car stolen in Youngsville.
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Ripley
North East
Corry
Spring Creek
Route 20
Russell Bemis
George Junior Republic
Jamestown
Warren County
Gamline
Youngsville
Mayville
New York- Eee Isle
Large NYC Stock Block Tied to Immense Oil Ties
Clinton Murfison and Sid W. Richardson purchased 800000 shares of New York Central stock from the Chesapeakes and Ohio led group, about 12 percent of the outstanding shares, as part of a proxy battle. The sale valued at about 20 million dollars, yielding a reported profit of 2.4 million for the sellers. The move is cited as favorable to Robert R. Young’s faction in the NYC control struggle.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Clinton W. Murfuison
Duluwr
Sid W. Richardson
Fort Worth
New York Central
Chesapeaks
Ohio
C40
Murchison
Robert R. Young
New York
Walter. Huohy
C&o
Huohy
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Chemical Counmes
Missouri Pacific
Wagie
ICC
Chase National Bank
Nyc
White
Young
New York Centra
Nlock
TCC
Chaiman
Corryite to plead in Warren County Court
Gale Davis 26 of Ad. 3 Corry and Corryite suspect will plead guilty to burglary and larceny in Warren County Court tomorrow before Judge Alexander. Davis previously pleaded guilty before Justice Greenland and wants a similar plea in court. A detainer was filed in December linking him to a Warren break in on Mead Avenue. Davis admitted to being the panty burglar stealing garments from clotheslines and later pleaded guilty in Erie County court before release after serving months of a sentence.
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Gail Davis
Corry
Alexander
Flicks
Warren
Davis
William Peiffer
Tracy Green
Land
William Schmader
Corrypollo
Willam
Erie Country
Dulles Defends Berlin Visit Amid World Opinion Effort
Secretary Dulles told a nationwide radio television audience that Berlin trip was worthwhile and would influence future events. He cited Molotov concessions and U S refusal to recognize Communist China as evidence America did not appease the Soviet bloc. The address covered Geneva talks and German Austrian issues ahead of the planned April peace conference.
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Final Appeal for Cony Christmas Gift Drive Stirs Erie County Effort
A final appeal by the Cony Christmas Gift Committee aims to raise funds for the Erie County Health and Public Welfare Association. Since last December's rent sale, $4,800 has been contributed, compared with $4,403 the previous year. About 300 reminder cards will be mailed to contributors, hoping to raise an additional $100. Funds support county agency operations with no local committee take.
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Cony Chriatmas Real Committee
Erie County Ealth and Puberewlogs Association
Conteibitore
Warren Senate Confirmation Clears Path to Chief Justice
Senate group approves Warren nomination amid Republican support. Kilgore opposes on procedural grounds but plans to vote for confirmation. Warren, serving since October after interim appointment, faces final Senate vote on his ascent to Chief Justice. PAC ruling due next week on T. W. Phillips Gas rate increase. hearings set regardless of a decision.
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Senate
Earl Warren
United States
Ben Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Warren
Benate
Justee
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jong Hinson
Kilgore
D-Wva
Faxtland
D-Mise
Olin D. Johnson
Mowe
PAC
Barrisburg
Public Entry Commission
T. W. Philips Gas and Oil Co
Butler
Knowland accuses Dems of slowdown in Bricker debate
Sen Knowland charges a Democratic slowdown to halt action on the Bricker amendment limiting treaty powers. He says a filibuster blocks Eisenhower’s program as 48-45 adjournment vote ends Senate session. Johnson counters that Dems acted to block debate, denying a take over claim.
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Waghington
Nowland
Calif
Democrata
Eisenhower
Knowland
GOP
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Vhw
Orig
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Lyndon B. Johnnson
Texas
Bricker
Johnson
White House
Heale
Lt Wemson
Geneva Talks Expect Truthtal Results From Churchill
London Prime Minister Churchill voiced confidence that the Geneva conference will yield truthful results and raised the possibility of a high level meeting of top power leaders for peace talks. He urged careful planning and cautioned against rushing such a conference. In Greensburg Pennsylvania a federal grand jury will probe irregularities in the 1962 general election starting next week with about 100 subpoenas issued.
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London
Churchill
Geneva
House of Commons
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland County
Revinwald
U. S
John W.mctivaine
FBI
Army Secretary Stevens seeks Eisenhower backing on McCarthy dispute
Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens presses for a public White House statement backing his stance in the conflict with Senator McCarthy over calling Army officers for testimony. Sources say Stevens may resign if no presidential support is obtained, and he cautions that the Army morale could suffer.
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Robert T. Stevens
Eisenhower
Benatar McCarthy
R-Win
Stevens
Army
White House
McCarthy
Blaenhower la
Ben. Mundt
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McCarthy- Soarves
Capitol
ICC Seis Sets April 2007 Freight Rate Hearing Deadline
The ICC SEIS sets April 2007 as the deadline for written statements on lower eastbound freight rates from Central Pennsylvania. Backed by Eastern Bituminous Coal Association, Pennsylvania operators seek cheaper coal shipments. Hearings likely June 6 before the Public Utility Commission. Fall proves fatal in Pittsburgh scaffold collapse injuring 25-year-old Chaban Greene.
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Bituminous Coal Association of Pennsylvania
Clearfield and Sons of Pennsylvania
Mary+ TOO
O. G. Barber
Heatites
Bolt
Pennsylvania Public Ubility Commission
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