12 Nation Atomic Conference Shapes US Russia Clash
Twelve nations begin talks that frame a contest between the United States and the Soviet Union over a proposed World atomic peace agency. US officials push a UN linked specialized agency with annual reporting, while the USSR seeks veto power under the Security Council.
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Belgium
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Portugal
India
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Canada
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Brazil
Indi
Soviet Union
Washington
Twins to undergo psychiatric test at Weston facility
Wheeling Ohio County with two deputy sheriffs will transport 14 year old twins Thomas and Joseph Williams Jr. to Weston State Hospital for court ordered psychiatric examinations for murder of David Powell. Prosecutor Gompers and counsel Callahan noted the teen suspects admitted the killing. The case centers on Powell found February 10 near the Williams home on Wheeling Island. a coal collar and bloody scene were described. Dr Taft and Dr Milburn will conduct the assessments.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Xaminston
Wenton State Hospital
David Powell
Ohio County
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Joseph Williams Jr
Sinelir Taft
Weston Institution
Joseph A. Gompers
William Callahan
BO. Miller
Werner Badorn
Weston
David A. McKee
Taft
Paych
A. A. Milburn
Tommy Williams
Powell Boy
Williams
Wheeling Island
Scarf Creates Near-Tragedy With Tractor at Spring Creek
Cory girl Jade Mills paw of 1123 White Street escaped serious injury when a scarf slipped into a tractor power take off at Spring Creek. She was pulled toward the gears before the scarf tipped free. She received treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital for belt injuries and was released later the same day.
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Marvin Millspaw
White Street
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Plan Test Gas Well in Corry Area
Promoters plan to drill a Medina depth gas well in Venango Township within two months. B H Schrack and A E Seitz of Mansfield have leased several thousand acres in Lowville and Phillipsville and will sell direct interests to finance drilling, with profits handled by a bank for disbursement to investors.
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Venango Township
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A. E. Seitz
Mansfield
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Schrack
Olf
Goa Well Ventures
Medina
Riot breaks out at Daytona Beach during stock car tests
Police report a large mob of about several thousand rioters, many from out of town, gathering after a stock car test event. National Guard intervention restored order after hours of unrest. Dozens detained as authorities kept extra patrols on duty into Sunday evening.
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Prison Escapee Connected to Railroad Worker Found Dead
A prison escapee linked to a Cleveland workhouse and a railroad labor camp near Consway is missing. Authorities say no charges have been filed and the man’s identity remains uncertain as the victim, Thomas Ratter, 47, of Mascona, was found dead in a bunk aboard a Peninsula Railroad crew near Patchlmin Cometing Thatch of Conway.
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Conway
Wind Rips Sign Down in Corry at North Center Market
High winds ripped a large Loblaw sign from its moorings at the North Center street food market in Corry. The section crashed to the sidewalk as four young men passing by narrowly escaped injury.
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Severe Saturday Storm Causes Property Damage Across City
A brisk 20 degree drop and a windstorm hit the city Saturday afternoon. The Stanford Hose Company reported 10 firemen aided in removing debris from a torn sign in high winds. Homes reported roof and porch damage, with injuries including Donald Pattern who slipped on ice and suffered multiple injuries. A tree toppled onto a home near Elgin and Concord Station. another tree damaged Paul Blakeslee’s Spartansburg residence. Continuous storm effects noted with ongoing reports.
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Albert Ross
West Smith Street
Richard Blount
Johnson Street
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Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Donald Pattern
Clowe
Glenn L. Jackman
Elgin
Concord Station
Spartansburg
Paul Blakeslee
Page Bix
Boat overturns on Potomac River with five dead
A motorboat capsized in the Potomac River near Cable Island Maryland. Five people drowned including Kay Roundtree 20 of Washington Glenda Stafford 18 and her 10 year old daughter Kay River Springs Md Randall Willing of Colonial Beach Va and Peytonce Dodeell Warrenton Va were aboard owner operator Wooddull. Rescued were Lit Oh Hnlaht and Barbara Ano Rowwily both released from a hospital. Teoundtree's wedding plans to a sailor at Bainbridge Naval Air Station were noted.
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PPO
LA Plata
Potomac River
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Washingtop
Glenda Stafford
Aster Kay
River Springs
Riintell Willing
Colonial Beach
Peytonce
Dodeell
Warrenton
Wodsull
Maryland
Tidewater Plahiries Commission
Washington
Barbara Ano Rowwily
River Spring
Minn Teoundtree
Bainbridge Naval Air Station
Cable Island
Marylass
Baby Beaten Suspect Surrenders After Police Impasse
Pittsburgh police report a 14 month old boy beaten, with the suspect, a 42 year old man, surrendering after eluding officers for nearly a day. The infant Walter B. Aupky was found injured and taken to a hospital in critical condition. The father and his 16 year old son were said to have fled residence in Washlington before surrender.
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Robert Crauids
Pindleyville
Washlington
Attory
Law Enforsement
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Ower! Jr
Walter B. Aupky
Mary Aupk
Driver Cited After Crash Demolishes Two Cars
A crash on East Main Street left Glen Conklin 46 of Spring Creek cited for reckless driving after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Mik Dolores Hosier on East Main Street. Two other crashes on Second Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue caused totalling damage with minor injuries and no serious harm.
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Spring Creek
Up & Pirlad Auto
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Conk
Melvin B. Cobe Bett
Gani Iin
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Hossey
Lsted
Second Avenue
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Hill
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Carmen Merritt
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Gate, Find
Harold J. Conn
East Washington Street
Paul R Crawford
Ganard
Carrigo
Harley Whitney
Elk Street
Crawford
Howlette
Whitney
Testimonial Fete Draws Corry Residents Tonight
About 200 people are expected to attend a Waterhouse-Feilay testimonial dinner at the Corry Monne lodge on East Washington Tonight. Prominent local leaders and Erie, Mercer and Crawford county figures will speak, highlighting Republican candidates and the GOP National Convention preparations.
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Waterhouse
Gongtoms White J
Fred Kinley
Wwekny
Mu Waterhouse
Finley
Bret Talka
Tew Rodgers
U. S. Connfesaran
Erie
Mercer
Crawford Enuity
Stanley Blair
Frit Cattery
Awerbusian
Charlee Auker
Blair County
Apsemblynina
Three Killed In Auto Crashes Over Week End
Two Meadville district men died instantly and a Pittsfield mother of three drowned in auto crashes over the weekend. Charles Gray, 82, of Meadville and Jack B. McClimats, 28, of Meadville were brothers in law to Mr Orbanick. Mrs Orbanick, en route to Warren State Hospital, crashed after leaving Nome at about 6 am Saturday. The car went off a remote township road near Route 6, overturned, and landed in a creek. The incident occurred around seven miles north of Youngsville. The vehicle was not Corpse checked until 12:20 pm. Mrs Orbanick survived with her husband Branley and three children.
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Pittsfield
APM
Charles Gray
JD. 4
Mindville
Jack B. McCilmats
HR 1
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Pittie
Hela
Orbanick
Warren State Hospital
Warren
Nome
Youngsville
Mra
Orbatilok
Branley
Josephine Leonard
Oakdale
Colin
Margaret
Sting
Sermons Focus On Race Issue In Montgomery Bus Boycott
Montgomery ministers rally behind the Negro bus boycott with sermons linking faith to racial justice. Rev Martin Luther King Jr cites God against segregation at Dexter Avenue Church as white students in Nashville largely reject racial separation.
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Tenn
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Torst Christian Methodist
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Chicago
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Auto Smashup Injures Child Near Riceville Somers
A vehicle traveling north on Route 8 collided with a car driven by Lloyd Aikens near Riceville Somers yesterday at 2:15 PM. The child Bonnie Trvine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Td Trvine of Waterford, sustained injuries. Police report damage to both vehicles estimated at $7.
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Columbus
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Irvine
Aikens
Eisenhower Seeks Long Range Aid Authority
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration aims to press Congress for authority to pledge long term foreign aid in response to the Soviet economic offensive. Dulles says Moscow changed tactics and argues for broader aid powers, while critics urge bolder policy shifts to counter the growing Soviet threat.
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Dulles Sees No Change in Soviet Aims Behind New Policy
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Avinstun Alma and the Soviets pursue the same goals under a new tack. He urged continued aid to developing nations to counter Moscow, urging Congress to approve long range foreign spending and add 100 million dollars annually for development projects in Soviet target counties.
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Boy Takes Valve Caps From Autos in Jamestown
A juvenile suspect was caught taking valve caps from cars on East Washington Street and Maple Avenue. Police report the thefts occurred in a parking area and note several caps were taken from multiple vehicles. Parents are advised to discuss the seriousness of petty theft to prevent harm.
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Jamestown Mig. Corp
Rains Strike Italy Amid Winter Weather Across Regions
Storms lash Italy as rising temperatures ease a long Arctic siege. Government forecasts hint at an end to the deep freeze, while floods threaten low-lying areas and crop/property damage climbs toward reportable totals.
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Convicted Red Surrenders Today in New York
Gilbert Gruen a convicted trader and former fugitive for five years surrendered in New York. District Judge June Clancy granted a government order directing Gruen’s attorney to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court after a failed contempt proceeding.
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June Clancy
Green
Fifth Wakok Victim Dies After Wreck Applicant
Michael Buddy, a 19 year old from Trenton, dies at Walter Reed Hospital as the fifth victim of last week’s Maryhand wreck.
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Michael”uddy
Trenton
Walter Reed Hospital
Decision At Caucus Sets GOP Budget Tax Push This Week
Senate Republicans backed a 3 percent sales tax proposal to raise 231 million dollars as a partial budget fix, while abandoning a 360 million dollar income tax package. The plan would speed business tax collection, tax lodging and liquor, with exemptions for food, clothing, and industrial machinery, and include corporate tax tweaks. The move followed a 26 to 1 GOP majority decision and may change with a House-altered framework before final passage.
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Benute Republicane Lal
Defer Sentence For Blackmail Case Involving Wins
District Attorney Herbert reports a deferment in the blackmail case of Wisniewski related to a tainted phone warning to Union City tavern owner Joseph Miller. Judge Rossiter ordered no immediate sentencing with a hearing slated for April as the transfer details and representation disputed by Jane's attorney were debated.
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Totay
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