Mollet Talks With Mollet Favors Israel Demands in Middle East
French Premier Guy Mollet is reported ready to brief United States on Beclirhy and other Arab demands as top-level talks begin. President Eisenhower, Secretary Dulles, and Vice President Nixon attend discussions. Egypt invasion and Gulf of Aqaba tensions feature prominently. France seeks American banking support to fund reforms while opposing United Nations sanctions and insisting on independence for Arab states.
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Guy Mollet
Armenean
Co “Foto
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Dulles
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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Mollet
France
Aleta
Fropiehill
Destruction Rule For Seized Gambling Devices Questioned
A county judge will hear whether the district attorney may destroy seized gambling devices and cash from Corry establishments. Proceedings reference pinball machines, remote controls and slot-like items seized from venues in 1960s to 1980s, including Corry Beverage Distributions and Erie area arrests in 1984 bribery case.
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Bilan
Corry
Atlormues
VIFW
Sim G Mureure
Pate Marty
Corry Beverage Diseributons
John
Vinlivke
Esso
West Smith
Henry Sosen
Dive
Ards
James Tudehn
Murty
State Street
Erie
Edward G Kuiper
Hankon
Fein
Three Fires Hit Cleveland In Less Than Twelve Hours
In Cleveland three major fires within twelve hours devastated areas on the West and East Sides. Glidden Co plant No 1 suffered $2.4 million in losses, an 18 month old child died and five relatives were injured in an East Side blaze, and Captain Frank's Seafood House on the pier burned with losses over $50,000. Firefighters battled across 59 units to control the blazes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland P
Urecken
East Ninth
Street Pier
Glidden Co
East Side
Maquaoe
William Lee Crittenden
Dwight P. Joyce
Frank
Pro Baseball Endangered By Football Ruling
Supreme Court links pro football to federal antitrust law, raising questions on baseball. House Judiciary Chair Geller argues extending antitrust statutes to baseball, while NFL Commissioner Bert Bell complains about the distinction. Ford Frick declines comment as justices say the football ruling may require legislation to settle antitrust applicability.
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Geller
House
Judiciary Committee
Bert Bell
Jelther
Ford
The
Cour
Tom Clark
Western Pennsylvania braced for possible floods from heavy rain
Weather officials warned of possible flooding in western Pennsylvania as heavy rain could amount to about an inch in many areas. Forecasters noted higher risks of rising rivers if rainfall intensifies, with potential three to four foot rises in some tributaries and city drainage concerns.
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Houghton
Werther Bureau
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Flere
Ntin
Meadville
Houghton Kaid
Did Stalin's Death Avert World War
London reports claim Joseph Stalin faced a Western war surge in early 1953. A Telegraph reporter cites a high Communist source in Moscow alleging Stalin’s fatal brain hemorrhage was triggered by rage over Tito’s Balkan pact with Greece and Turkey. The informant said Stalin’s death averted a planned spring or summer 1953 war, calling it a miracle saving the world from a third world war.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
David Floyd
Telegraph
Moscow
Stalin
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Tito
Far East
Europe
Floyd
Alite Miu Posieion
Bbtle Tm
Tito
McKnight and UI Lead Chest fund drive cochairs
McKnight and Leo Al are named co chairmen of Chest fund at a Raymond Manufacturing meeting. Directors chose dual leadership after the bereaved post handler’s departure to boost receipts for 27 member organizations and YMCA needs as the October appeal approaches.
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Leo al
Spoénl
Chest Board
Raymond Mfg. Co
Azo
McKnight
Becuse
YMCA
Woman Falls to Death at Allerton Hotel in Chicago
Mrs. Etta Kenny, about 50, of Pittsburgh, was killed when she fell from a 16th floor window of the Allerton Hotel in Chicago. The admission records show she registered on February 17.
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Chicago
Etta Kenny
Pittsburgh
North Side Hotel
Allerton Hotel
Unseasonably Warm Weather Grips Corry In February
Corry experiences record like warmth with temperatures around 64 degrees. Residents report May like conditions, top down vehicles and early spring activities as sap runs and syrup producers face surprise tapping delays. A cold front and light rain are forecast to return tomorrow with scattered showers and a quick thaw affecting lawns and basements.
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Corry
Gulf of Mexico
Hold Up Route 6 Improvements Over Keystone Shortway
Harrisburg Highway Secretary Joseph J. Lawler said upgrades planned for U S 6 will be postponed until the Keystone Shortway status is resolved by the federal interstate system. He asked the district engineer to supply current information as delays in interstate acceptance loom.
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Harrisburg
Joseph J. Lawler
Lawler
J. L. Stinson
U. 8
Bureau of Public Roads
Tawler
Stinson
Sayler
Federal Bureaux
Pennsylvania
U.S. 6
Lawley
GOP Must Hold Line On Taxes In Pennsylvania Debate
Rep Albert W. Johnson told the House the GOP has a mandate to hold the line on taxes as debate opened on a tax package. The measure would continue current taxes including the 9 percent sales tax at existing rates.
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GOP
Harrisburg
Albert W. Johnson
House
Johnson
Fires Wreak $2 Million Toll in Two States Meriden and Butler
In Meriden Connecticut two adjoining buildings burned early today destroying more than 25 businesses and a radio station and forcing evacuations. An elderly man died after being trapped in an apartment and four children perished in the blaze. In Butler New Jersey a $1 million rubber plant fire raged about five hours with smoke deaths among five firefighters and the facility crippled, part of the American Hard Rubber Co complex. Authorities warned stronger winds could have worsened the disaster.
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Meriden
Conn
Fred Werner
Mea
Emly
Rockwall
Rons Walter France
Christus
Tire
Butler
N. J. Lf
Pequancc Rubber Co
Pollce
Susquehanna Railront
Toriz
Debria
American Hard Rubber Co
Bunquehanna
Masby
Lore Aren
Corry Moose chapter presents 5750 check for ECG at hospital
The Corry Chapter No. 117 Women of the Moose presented Edgar Alexander, superintendent of Corry Memorial Hospital, with a 5750 check for a new electrocardiograph. The current five year old unit is considered outmoded by the newer model. Visible in the photo are Mrs Clarence J. Kirch, Mrs Henry Davis Jr, Mrs Charles E. Henry, Mrs Peter Gravis, Mrs Harold Schaefer, and Mrs James Sheldon, with Alexander accepting the check.
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Corry
Women of the Moose
Edgar Alexander
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alexander
Clarence J. Kirch
Henry Davis Jr
Charles E. Henry
Peter Gravis
Harold Shaefer
James Sheldon
U S Convinced Marathon Talks Doing Little To Oust Troops
United Nations report says U S diplomats doubt Israeli pullouts from the Suez Canal area and Gaza Strip will come from marathon talks. Pearson urged delaying sanctions while efforts continue. Delegates in the General Assembly show impatience as Abbas and other envoys press for moves against Israel. Continued on Page Three.
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N.Y
Lester B. Pearson
Wlan
Guan Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
80-Nnion General Assembly
Israel
Leeannothe
UN General Assembly
U. S
U.S
Bgypt
Gaza Strip
Abbaban
Usalem
Asia
Havin
Huld
Billies
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Washington
Try
Tsrmél
Gulf of Agabo
David Ben-Gurion
Bus Clips Tractor injures area youth on Route 19
A Té-Yex-wn youth driving a farm tractor and trailer was struck by a Greyhound bus on Route 19 north of Waterford. John Duboskd of Waterford was taken to St Vincent's Hospital, Erie, with chest and leg injuries. The crash occurred as both vehicles traveled south. the bus driver from Lod Ohio attempted to pass the farm vehicles and the trailer caught on the bus. Four passengers and the driver were shaken up. investigators cautioned whether charges would be filed as to whether the trailer bounced or swayed into the bus.
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Waterford
Bluse
Laurence Park
John Duboskd
R. D
St. Vincents Hospital
Erie
Chboski
Waterford High School
Wilbur Cox
Lod
Ohio
Fou
Joseph Sé Bunjan
New York
Pnitomens
Talirico
Eric
Mary
Wigner
Cony
Neil Retterer
Warren
Theus
Sexanton
Van Doren Again Ties At 143000 On TV Quiz Show
Van Doren and challenger Vivienne Newrluy tied for the second night on NBCs 21 program with 143000 each. Dr Iambii University instructor and Mrs Neavina await next weeks bout for 2000 a point four times the standard 800.
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van Doren
Xunni
Indy
Hell
Geveril
Test of New CD Siren Thursday by CL Defense
An operational test is set for Thursday to evaluate CL Defense's new siren unit. Holcomb of Lip CE will monitor nearby areas and report audible signals from the YMCA office. The test will be followed by a check on the unit and a photo event planned for the first Monday.
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Holcomb
Lip
YMCA
Solon Begins New Labor Union Probe
Washington D C Senate inquiry opens into labor industry racketeering with reporters Wallace Turner and William Lambert of the Portland Oregonian testifying on alleged ties between racketeers and some Teamsters Union officials. McClellan leads a nationwide probe across 29 cities to uncover how racketeers infiltrate unions and how they may be blocked.
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Senate
Ore
Wallace ‘Turner
William Lambert
Portland Orestonian
Teamsters Union
Portland
Heywood Brean
American Newspaper Guild
Sen. McGlenan
D-Ark
McGleNan
Whiel le Headts
Seattle
Wash
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Spokane
McQlellan
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Chicago
Scramton
Minneapolis
New York
McGlellgn
Area College Student Sentenced for Burglary and Theft
A former Alliance College student, Reichbaum, pleaded guilty to burglary and related charges in Crawford County Court. He received a 2% to 10 year sentence, with transfer to a Western Pennsylvania diagnostic center for institutional commitment after pleading guilty to breaking into a Grange League Federation unit in Centerville and Williamsport. He also must pay costs and restitution, with the sentence effective as of January 24. Reichbaum had prior incarceration in western state facilities and is linked to five other burglaries, including a mill break in Titsville and a hit on a drug store.
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Sudge Herter
Crawford County
Meadville
Robebbaum
Bate Polien
Conneaut
Ohio
Reichbaum
Pittsburth
Alliance College
Grange League Federation
Centerville
Wiliams
Titsville
Westerss
Coo Anat
Williata
Britain Signs U S Bank Agreement and Credit Facility
Chancellor Peter Thorneycroft told the House of Commons Britain has arranged a 500 million dollar loan credit with the Export-Import Bank in Washington. The accord allows recouping expenditures up to February 28, 1910, strengthening gold and dollar reserves and giving the government discretion on draw conditions.
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Thorneycroft
House of Commons
Goverment
Families Settle Out Of Court In Deaths
Families of two steelworkers killed in a 1953 mishap at The Monessen Works of Pittsburgh Steel Co reached out of court settlements. The suit named Monessen and Southwestern Railroad, a Pittsburgh Steel Co subsidiary, over the deaths of Stephen Micaira and Francis Cowell, workers aged 68 and 26. Settlement amounts included 12,000 to Mrs Anj Leining and 92,000 to Mrs Mildred A Cowell, with a separate 4,000 set aside for Cowell’s 8-year-old son. The Allegheny County Common Pleas Court approved the arrangements.
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Pittyburgh Steel Co
Taday
Monessen and Southwestern Railroad
Pittsburgh
Stool Co
Stephen
Micaira
Francis Cowell
Iuborwr Cowell
Micra
Mra An Jr Leining
Cowell
Thoms
Fight Shapes Up For Council Fight
Local primary signs heat up as Leo Haberlein enters the race for a council post. He faces Ray Weber Leo III and Clare Capwell, with Jeed Finley and Mayor Earl T. Cherry in other contest bids. GOP backing includes Harry Powers as city controller candidate. Vacancies include two-year and four-year terms and school director petitions soon. An aldermanic post in the Second Ward and election judge vacancies also loom.
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Oegan
Leo Haberlein
Hoberlein
Ray Weber
Leo III
Clare Capwell
Latster
Jeed Finley
Earl T. Cherry
Preberlein
Cornell
GOP
Telty Group
Harry Powers
Elty
Iname Cysidi
Say Saud Urging Anti-Red Policies cATRO
Informed Arsh sources report a complex push by Saudi leaders to counter Soviet influence while maintaining nonaligned posture. The discourse touches Arab reassertion at a festival and a distant tie to King Hussein, symbology around policy and unity amid Western pressures.
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Catro
Arsh
Kijyy
Hind
Gauss Arman
Hussein
Dordam
Pyalilertt
Syri Dle
Beye
Sutger
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