Soviet Ambassador Urges Nixon Khrushchev Visits
Soviet ambassador Mitchail Menshikov told the Associated Press he would like to see top Soviet leaders greet the United States and for American leaders visit Russia. He called for an immediate summit, criticized U.S. trade restrictions, and promoted faster economic ties.
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Nixon
Khrushchev
Russia
America
Washington
Mitchail Menshikov
Associated Press
United States
Efensuiloy, Wro
Soviet Union
India
Menshikov
Democrats Still Deadlocked in Harrisburg Job Talks
Harrisburg reports a heated standoff within the Democratic ranks as Gov Leader faces pressure from Pittsburgh Mayor Lawrence and Philadelphia chair William Green Jr over a gubernatorial candidate. Aides described sharp clashes and ultimatums as a Senate run mate list surfaced. The session set for Monday aims to resolve the rift and advance a candidate.
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Harrisburg
Richardson Dilworth
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
U. S
William J. Green Jr
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Green
Senate
Govenor
Dilworth
Sen. Clark
Dpa
Thomas D. McBride
Washington
Pennsylvaia
Robert Brown Retires From Corry Post Office After 33 Years
Robert Brown, a clerk carrier at the Corry Post Office for 33 years, retires effective tomorrow. He served the West End and the longest residential route in the Third and Fourth wards. Dale Inman will take over the route and Lee McCray becomes the institute carrier. New staff additions include Thomas Flaigan and Blair Hajey.
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Robert Brown
P. O
Corry
West End
Brown
Sideswipe injures two in narrow snowbank pass
Two cars collided in a narrow opening between snowbanks near Centerville at 9 15 yesterday morning. CJ Cleland 28 of Cambridge Springs and Daniel Poitz 26 of R D 2 Centerville were identified by the state police as drivers. Each vehicle sustained about 800 dollars in damage as they attempted to pass through the open passage from Centerville toward Little Cooley.
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Centerville
Corry Barracks
Little Cooley
Corry Board Approves Hatch Building Remodeling
The Corry school board approved architectural plans for remodeling the Hatch Building at an estimated 32000 to add two classrooms for slow learners. Bids to be opened March 19 and $60 authorized to send Architect Henry Gray to Harrisburg for fast state approval.
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Hatch Building
Henry Gray
Harrisburg
Hatch
Corry
Wright School
Gray
Outstanding Patrol Boys To Be Chosen In Contest
A contest will determine which school crossing guard patrol member performs best. Sponsored by Corry Lacie 98 Loyal Order of Moose, it runs until two weeks before school ends. Winners chosen by city police. Leslie Kelly chairs. A party at the Moose Lodge ends with certificates for one winner per school.
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Corry Lacie
Loyal Order of Moose
Leslie Kelly
Moose Lote
Dean Bushline
Moose Safety Shaman
Moose Club
East Washington Street
Bashiine
Briton Liner Crash Kills 34 on Way to Manchester
A chartered Bristol Wayfarer with 42 aboard crashed into a snowbound Winter Hill near Bolton England during a 100 mile flight from the Isle of Man to Manchester. 34 die and a stewardess is the sole woman casualty. copilot and survivors reached a TV relay station for help as rescuers battled four foot drifts and a three day blizzard.
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Bolton
England
Bristol Wayfarer
Silver City Airways
Isle of Man
Trish
Manchester
Exide Battery Co
Ater
Winter Hill
Leak
Lancashire
Jennifer Curtis
Willum Howarth
Jyedits
BHDW
Grant
Trangport
Midwestern GOP Leaders Attack Benson Defense
Midwestern Republican leaders in Congress assail President Eisenhower's defense of Secretary of Agriculture Benson amid farm policy opposition. About 30 GOP House members push for Benson's resignation or policy change, citing lost farmer confidence and urging higher price supports.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Benson
White House
O’korikl
R-Wis
Uttle
Rep
Andersen
R-Minn
Weaver
R-Neb
Rebels Burn Bus Hub and Halt Havana Transit Clash
Cuban rebels burned a bus near Havana and shut down major bus stations in Vedado and Voboru causing service suspensions while a high profile boxing match proceeded under guard. In Argentina Juan Fangio was reported released after a race crash that killed seven. A separate accident in Emportium, Pennsylvania, claimed two workers at a grade crossing.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Sports
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Orlando Bchhevarria
Argentina
Juan Fangio
Vedado
Voboru
Mississippi Tornadoes Leave 12 Dead Across 140 Mile Span
A Mississippi tornado outbreak killed 12 people and injured about 70 across central and eastern counties. Victims included Sally Day ten and Cathy Jones three in Richton Waynesboro area. Rescue crews reported roofs blown off homes, trucks toppled, and widespread damage near Canton Poplarville Walnut Grove and Farm Haven communities.
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Missi
Formases
Mississippi
Canton
Here
Poplarville
Hardhit
Richton
Waynesboro
Alabama
Farm Haven
Walnut Grove
Sally Day
Jackson Area
Jeland Bolton
Luckney
Cathy Jones
Richton-Waynes Bar
Percy H. Clark
Mack Refuses To Quit FCC Amid Miami Channel 10 Controversy
Mack, a 48 year old Florida Democrat named to the FCC by President Eisenhower, insists he will not resign despite pressure from rivals over Miami Channel 10. He testified under oath that he is divesting his stake in Miami Insurance Agency Sembler-Sheldon and disclosed $4980 in borrowings since 1950, with most repaid.
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Washington
Richard 4
Mack
Federal Communications Commission
House
Miami Insurance Agency
Miami
Sembler-Sheldon Inskance Agency
Tne
Public Service Television, 1 Inc
Thurman A. Whiteside
Whiteside
Prisntg
Florica Dem- Herat
FCC
Eisenhower
ATV Lcense
National al Tines
Public Instruction Board Adopts Higher School Requirements
Harrisburg reports the Public Instruction Department will implement Education Council proposals from Gov. Lender on improving schooling. Rules demand a required kindergarten to ninth grade course, three English years, three social studies, health and physical education, science and math or foreign language, with a three year high school path possible.
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Gov. Lender
Conference On Improvement of Education
Council
Tov
Eid Dy
Charles H
Boehm
Pennsylvania
AHA Approves Corry Hospital After December Visit
At a meeting of the Warey Memorial Hospital Association the AHA approved Corry Hospital. Supt Edgar Alexander reported January admissions total 242 with 158 days of service. average daily census 50. 47 births and 9 deaths. Surgical staff performed 35 major and 50 minor operations. Director Traubert Otterwhi completed vacancy created by C H Holden’s death. others present included Young, Joule, Boliver, Sill Gate, Pain, Brundage, Histon, Bpiteyy, Glen Hawkins.
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Warey Memorial Hospital Association
American Hospital
Agaeel- Allen
ABA
Edgar Alexander
Susieal
Traubert Otterwhi
C. H. Holden
Young, Joule
Boliver
Sill Gate
Pain
Brundage
Histon
Bpiteyy
Glen Hawkins
Red Cross Kickoff Meet Held In Emmanual Episcopal Church
Richard Tomlin eastern Ari Red Cross field representative spoke at the 1954 Fund Drive kickoff meeting held at Emmanual Episcopal Church. He recalled service in Korea and praised Red Cross relief work after Burrbank and other disasters, urging Cope residents to support this year’s drive with a goal of 700 dollars.
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Red Cross
Upem
Richard Tomlin
Ari Red Cross
Emmanin Episcopal Church
Sesterskip
Tomlin Utso
Bury Cune Autrey
Aitron
James Allyn
Procera
Charlee Chile
Red Grovehuter
Corry
Corfleber
Tunnell
Cory Blood Bhuk
Cory Diao
Monblai
Utrecht Frate Wensime
Red Cross Canon
Doni Williams
William Swan
Beo Stewart
Frank Lockwood
Chietine Ober
Anno
Almio
Marentet
Copry
Cam Wun Tini
Oller
Sunbeam Drops Fair Trade Hold On Appliances
Sunbeam Corp of Chicago ends competitive pricing and fair trade practices on its oral products following a General Electric Co order. Distribution networks were notified that the policy takes effect today, with GE shaping its own price structure.
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Sunbeam
Fair Trade
Chicago
Sunbeam Corp
Chicwu
Uetion
General Electric Co
C. Mendler
Hinner
Gengral Wimckse Co
New York
Fair Lunde Ofweticés
Ghall
Stoyekeepers
Amy Price
Gyibeam
Flood Picture Looks Better In Pennsylvania
Federal Flood Forecasting Service says rain and snow reduced immediate flood risk in Pennsylvania. Most precipitation fell as snow or sleet, but danger remains from small streams and ice breakup. Residents should take precautions while watching for renewed heavy rain and lingering ground cover.
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D. White
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Servce
Mont Pines
White
Suaquenanne
Delaware
Lms Gaunting
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