French Blast U S Policy In North Africa
Paris reports French Foreign Minister Pineau assailed American policy in the Arab world. He argued Washington pushes NATO into a broader crisis and urged Paris to pursue its own line in North Africa, while Tunisian President Bourguiba and U S diplomat Murphy spoke of cooperation amid Algerian rebellion.
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Washington
Suez
Farrells Former Wife Seeks Child's Release
Norma J Livags widow of a state trooper says she married Donald Farrell in 1952 while he was first astronaut. she seeks her husband to permit adoption of their daughter Heidi. Farrell, now touring New York City appearances, admits marriage and unpaid support claims. Contined on Page Two.
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New York Daily News
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Lumas
Three miners killed in underground gas blast
Three miners died in a nighttime gas explosion at Great Mountain colliery, trapping and killing them underground. Rescue teams battled hazardous conditions but could not reach the men, with officials confirming the fatalities.
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Wales
Great Mountain
Draft-Dilworth feud stirs Pennsylvania governor race
In Harrisburg reports say Democratic leaders convened a closed session amid rumors of support for a Dilworth draft to back Attorney General Thomas D. McBride. Gov Leder resists a Dilworth push, labor groups oppose Knox, and Philadelphia figures weigh prospects as a mayoral and labor coalition debates the best path to nomination.
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Harrisburg Patriot
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Doctors Link Virus To Leukemia
Yesterday a group of American scientists reported isolating a virus in tissue from human leukemia patients. They cautioned that while promising, a preventive vaccine may take years, as the search moves from animal models to human cancers with careful testing and skepticism.
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Tosterday
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Leon Dmochawski
Houston
Joseph W. Read
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Toni
Weather Variations Across The Nation Today
Weather varied nationwide with milder spells ending. The West remained cool and wet while the Northeast stayed chilly. The Southeast saw rain heavy at times, and the wet belt moved from the Far West into the northern Plains. California expected fair skies after earlier heavy rainfall causing damage.
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Kansas
Dieta Oma
California
House Probers Reopen Mack TV License Inquiry
Washington Harris subcommittee digs into complex financial dealings surrounding FCC Commissioner Mack amid talk of violations. Miami attorney Whiteside denies wrongdoing as Attorney General Rogers disputes removal steps and notes FBI probe ongoing with decisions pending.
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Rebels Stage Daring Raid On Cuban Bank
In Havana rebels stormed National Bank of Cuba at 8 p.m. firing and tearing up checks. They tied workers, set fire to check bundles, then fled as smoke drew firefighters. Bank reported no premises damage. most checks reportedly destroyed amid wider Revolutionary activity in Oriente and Pinar del Rio provinces linked to Fidel Castro’s guerrilla war.
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Abductors Still Free After Havana Race Kidnaping
The Argentine driver Juan Montel Fanci was kidnapped for 19 hours on the eve of the Oh Premio race by Fidel Castro's rebels. The action aimed to cancel the event and embarrass Batista's government. The race proceeded, with six dead and 31 injured from a separate crash. Public reaction split between viewing the kidnapping as a blow to Batista and as spectacle.
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Nivhy
Tulveneis Batista
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Hiaplay Ali
Batista
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Polive
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Cost of Living Rises to New Peak in Food Prices
The article notes a surge in overall living costs reaching a new high with food prices at a record level. The consumer price index hits 1223 percent of the 1917-49 average, a jump of six tenths of one percent from December to January, marking the largest monthly rise since July 156.
Citizens Drive Organized As President HST Aid Pleas
A citizens’ foreign aid movement formed in Washington with President Eisenhower backing. Eric Johnston led a campaign to create a permanent nongovernmental committee to build support for military and economic aid abroad. The goal is to secure passage of the administration’s 53.9 billion foreign aid bill, highlighted by a bipartisan dinner and a daylong leadership parade.
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Eisenhower
Eric Johnston
Johnston
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Defense McElroy
iPentagon
Senate
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Erie County candidates seek nominations in party push
Cory Alorney and Jack Spiegel led nominating petitions at the Erie County courthouse where Spiegel was endorsed by a lawyers group separate from the Democratic organization. John Wolford seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress. three other assembly candidates were endorsed Peter Schanj Julian Polaski and Duane Weidler. Republican Stanley Blair filed petitions as party factions clash with Elect Republicans in Erie County seeking James Weaver as chair. Nomination forms due March 17 with primary May 20 and local party posts also on the ballot.
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Allorney
John
Jack) Spiegel
Erie County
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Erle County
John Wolford
Erie-Crawford-Mercer
Peter Schanj
Erie West
Julian Polaski
East Side
Duane Weidler
Phitea
Polaski
Weidler
Erie County Magistrates Association
Stanley Blair
GOP
Evie
James Weaver
Area Woman Hurt As Auto Leaves Highway
A Centerville area auto crash at about 12 30 last night left Mrs Ruth Kellone of Union City with facial cuts and body bruises. Her car skidded off Route 1 north of Centerville, overturned in a field, causing about 800 dollars in damage. She was hospitalized at Stew Memorial in Union City. State Police and local aides reported slippery road conditions and planned to question the operator today to determine cause.
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Judge Moore Confirmed to U S Court of Appeals
The Senate confirmed President Eisenhower's nomination of Leonard Page Moore of New York to the U S Second Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday.
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Air Force seeks moon mission within a year
Lt. Gen. D L Putt told the House committee the Air Force backs a broad space program. He said a moon shot this year could be possible with immediate approval and cited three manned satellite projects. No timetable or price was given, but he warned against Soviet gains and urged swift, strong effort.
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Golden Agers Elect Officers in Gurry Area Club
Golden Agers in the Gurry area aged club met at the YMCA for its first officers election. About 35 members attended as Dr Elmer Ortner opened with prayer. Maude Barnes was named president Perry Mead vice president and Ruth Hoenes treasurer. A birthday party honored six members.
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Elmer Ortner
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Advisocy
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Mayme Mitchell
Lollie Kingsley
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Fern Gilson
Jennie Ross
Bertha Smith
Beytia Doni
Mfferson
City Council Reviews Draft Garbage Regulation Proposal
City Council discusses a proposed waste ordinance to govern collection disposal of garbage rubbish and ashes. The measure covers container separation sanitation rules fines and appeals to the city council with penalties for violations and a four foot bundle limit. Continued on Page Six.
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Three Runaways Return From Harborcreek Training School
Three youths fled Harborcreek Training School and were brought back last night. Two originated from Ohio and one from Carry. They turned themselves in at the city police station after driving to West Washington Street. The trio had hidden in an old vacant house and a stolen chicken, then returned with police escort. A leader in California obituary notes Orrin Clifford Lester, former NYC Chamber of Commerce president, passing away.
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Eisenhower defends Benson while rebuffing calls to oust him
President Eisenhower rejected Midwestern Republican demands to remove Agriculture Secretary Benson, praising him as courageous and honest. He warned critics not to force resignation, noting concerns could cost the party 25 to 30 seats in November. He addressed recession, tax cuts, reclamation projects, and a proposed anti recession campaign.
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Stolen Car Recovered Near Corry Bakery Lot
A 1952 Ford stolen from the Corry Jamestown area was found this morning blocking a parking lot driveway on Washington Street. Police reported the vehicle had more gasoline than when parked and may have been taken for a joy ride before being abandoned.
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