Two In Mayor's Race Three Announce For Council Here
Local reports show Mayor Cherry seeking re election on the GOP ticket while Pred Ripley and other Republicans vie to keep control. Several city council seats drew announcements from favored GOP nominees as voters prepare for petitions and primary considerations.
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Butt
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Pred Ripley
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City Republican Organization
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Robert Tufnell
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Robert Ott
D Armour Tillstrom
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Finley
Eisenhower Names New France and West Germany Envoys
President Eisenhower nominated Amory Holgiton as ambassador to France and David E. Binee as ambassador to West Germany. Wil- Taint J. Bébold would become ambassador to Atttgalli. A. Bor King was proposed for undersecretary of health, education and welfare. Jamies B. Cohatt was considered to succeed G Douglas Dillon as envoy to Paris.
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G Douglas Dillon
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Three Die As Blaze Engulfs Williamson Tech Shop
Three workers are believed killed after a fire roared through the Williamson Trade School at Ryn, four miles west of Media, trapping students and workers. Fire crews battled the blaze as the burning building sent flames 75 to 100 feet into the air, with authorities rushing available equipment to the scene. No confirmed details on other injuries were given, and the cause remained under investigation.
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Williamson Hee School of Mychanical Trades
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Severn
Pay Hike Fails To Attract City Candidates
The day for new city councilmen arrives with little candidate interest. An ordinance raised pay for Cornwell from 340 to 3600 yearly and the mayor from 500 to 1000, a move seen as discouraging candidates. Petitions may be filed until March 18 for offices including mayor, council, school board, and city controller. Local residents urged to file for circles of government duties.
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Nobusuke Kishi Named Japanese Prime Minister
Nobusuke Kishi, a seasoned politician who once scrubbed floors in the US, was named prime minister of Japan after the Diet elected him overwhelmingly to replace Tanzan Ishibashi, who resigned from health reasons. The new cabinet, committed to a pro West policy while maintaining relations with China, was sworn before Emperor Hirohito as Ishii joined the cabinet.
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Hiro Tiri Hishi
Tshibashi
Mitsujiro
Eye Injury From Farm Spreader Fork Downed Local Man
James Beckerink, 14, of R. D. 1 Clymer, sustained a severe eye wound when a sharp fork on a farm spreader pierced his face and punctured the eyeball. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital and then transferred to Hamet Hospital for specialist care. The incident echoes a prior accident involving Jerry Watrous. Beckerink is the father in law of Vernon Watrous of Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamet
Erle
Jerry Watrous
Hubert Watrous
Treni
Vernon Watrous
Parties Start To Build At Local Level
Harrisburg reports Republicans gird for off year municipal elections with 1958 gubernatorial buildup. Party officials urge turnout as May 21 primary looms and local offices, school boards, and referenda on beer and wine arise. Governors race not on ballot this year but November could add broad statewide questions on absentee voting and a 160 million veteran banks plan. Mayors to be chosen in Pittsburgh Scranton and 21 of 47 third class cities.
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Amas
George T. Bloom
Joseph M Burr
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Scranton
David J. Lawrence
Dem
Robbers Beat Man and Threaten Family in ChoESPOnD Home
Frank Rendulic, 30, told police he was tied and beaten by three men who demanded his hidden money. They looted about 3700 in jewelry, bound Rendulic’s wife Josephine, 40, and their two daughters, and held his sons in a bedroom as he was forced to reveal roughly 9000 kept in a strongbox. He and his wife were treated for injuries and shock. The family-operated meat packing firm stands behind the home.
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Fred
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Rendulic
Pedestrian Killed In Johnstown Traffic Mishap
A vehicle fatally struck Harry McVicker 37 of Cambria City as he walked along a Johnstown road Saturday night. Authorities report this to be the citys first fatal traffic mishap of the year.
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Khrushchev Eats Words One-Year After Anti Stalin Speech
A year after Nikita Khrushchev’s historic denunciation of Joseph Stalin, the Soviet leader now appears to recant some remarks. He called Stalin a criminal and harsh words about the regime have sparked debates on power and reform. The speech’s impact on the Soviet empire and global communism remains debated as a page three continuation promises further details.
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Russia
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Stalin
Yoko Wit
Eisenhower Warns of Red Menace in Middle East
President Eisenhower told a worldwide radio audience that Middle East national communism could wipe out recent gains. He urged Congress to approve an anti-Communist program for the region, including economic aid and possible use of American troops if needed to protect progress and UN security. The plan envisions 200 million dollars annually in aid.
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Mid-East
Mollet Arrives in U S For Talks With Eisenhower
French Premier Mollet arrived at Idlewild Airport for urgent talks with President Eisenhower on the Middle East crisis. He said friendship between the United States and France remains alive and hoped for a satisfactory solution. He avoided comment on UN sanctions against Israel tied to Gaza and Aqaba. a conference with Eisenhower was set for tomorrow.
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Mollet
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Aqaba
Egypt
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Herve Alphand
Jover
Inaugural Tokyo to Copenhagen Flight Over North Pole
GUFENBAVEN i seawaiing vian Airlines completed the first Tokyo to Copenhagen service with a DC7, reaching Copenhagen after refueling in Anchorage and encountering headwinds. SAS also opened Copenhagen to Tokyo with a separate flight, both marred by refueling stops and delays but celebrated by passengers with champagne.
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Anchorage
U S and Israel Near Troop Withdrawal Accord
Joclars and Ned Cross volunteers assisted during the two hour inoculation period. The scene included many fairies and a mix of quiet and calm moments as talks progressed toward a sanctions free UN framework.
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Fairies
Ned Cross
Egypt Must Stil Give Nod To Plan in Washington
In Washington the United States and Israel pressed toward a formula for an Israeli troop withdrawal without sanctions, while Egypt’s stance remained pivotal. Secretary of State Dulles and Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban conferred for three hours at Dulles’s home and outlined United States and United Nations aspects of the issue. Eban planned to confer with UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in New York, and Dulles’s talks with Senate leaders preceded further diplomatic steps as the UN prepared to debate Arab-backed sanctions against Israel.
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Stud Discusses Ike Plan with Arab Chiefs in Cairo
King Saud of Saudi Arabia hosted Arab leaders in a Cairo palace for talks with President Nasser and other dignitaries. The outing covered U S military aid, extended access for U S forces at Dhahran, and potential oil-linked Western alignment.
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Washington
Leader Aide Resigns Rejoins State Payroll Amid Turmoil
Aide Charlesworth, once fire secretary, returns to government payroll after resigning August 28 to resume private life. Auditor lists him among 14 consultants paid by the governor’s office, with reports of a $900 daily rate for up to 20 days. Wood defends timing. Charlesworth says costs unclear.
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Public Administration
Chicago
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Philatelptila
Woman Killed Plunges From Seventh Floor in Oakland
A woman named Hyelyn Harris died after falling from a seventh floor apartment in Oakland. Her body was found between the Ruskin Apartments and the Whitethorn building. Police and hospital officials confirmed the death and continued investigations into how she ended up on the upper level.
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UN Delays Sanctions Debate Amid Mideast Talks
United Nations delays decision on sanctions against Israel as Secretary Dulles and Israeli Ambassador Eban rush to Washington for talks. Despite a canceled assembling meeting, a new session may occur after U.S. negotiations and an Arab-American exchange, with outcomes tied to Egypt's coast, Gaza, and Aqaba.
Company F Signs 30 New Recruits
Company F, a top recruiting unit in the state, signed 28 to 30 new recruits over a Friday and Saturday drive, with eight more possible after physical exams. Lt James Tartmond notes the year shows a high for the unit, aiming to reach full strength by summer as they continue enlistment efforts in northwest Pennsylvania.
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James Tartmond
Pennsylvania
Hammond
Over 1100 Polio Shots Administered in Cory Area Mass Clinic
More than 1100 residents received polio vaccines at a two-hour mass clinic held in the Cory Area High School cafeteria between 4:30 and 5:30 AM. About 940 schoolchildren and 175 adults participated. local officials logged the turnout and noted ongoing registration checks.
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Cory Area
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Driver Hurt In City Crash On East Columbus Avenue
A motorist was injured when his car was clipped by a sedan on East Columbus Avenue Saturday afternoon. Richard Dickinson of Snyder Circle was treated at Gerry Memorial Hospital and released after x rays. Brice Rankin of Conway, Olly police said, drove the other car westbound after passing a vehicle before the collision.
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Lawrence Miner
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Pacific Storm Kills Three Across West Coast
A powerful Pacific storm with winds up to 158 mph battered the West Coast over the weekend, killing three people and causing widespread damage. The storm flooded parts of an Oregon city, grounded air traffic, and left Baker and Vale isolated. Highway closures, downed trees, and power outages disrupted travel from California to Washington, with emergency crews and National Guard assistance deployed to affected communities.
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