Arab Conference Keeps Neutral On Cold War Mid East Plan
The four Arab leaders affirm positive neutrality in the Cold War and Middle East issues. They vow to shield Ayub Khan’s position and defend their own states outside Western blocs, signaling unity despite one notable absence and a page continuation.
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Israel
Mid East Plan Critiqued By Byrd On Economic Hit
Senate aide Byrd attacks the administration mid east plan citing a provision that would unlock billions in US spending. He argues the reform removes military and economic aid limits and could lock in long term commitments. Other senators warn the proposal risks undermining support for the President’s broad policy.
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Blaenhaven
Byrd
Renate
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Middle East
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Lintston
Gaylye Congress
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Russell
Pitt Starts Free Anti-Polio Shots
Pitt announces free polio vaccinations for about 25,000 eligible students through Pitt’s medical team led by Chancellor Raward FH Litch and Dr Sage Ball. The program vows to reach all seniors at university facilities and counseling rooms, amid a broader effort to curb disease spread in the region.
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Pittsburgh
Veucelsbiy
Sage
Ball
Pitt
Reacareh
Raward
Fiat
Tristate dairy price boycott falters amid waning support
In Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey the tristate mill price boycott shows signs of ending as participation falters due to lack of backing from broader dairy farmer groups.
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Milk Price Boycott Loses Ground in Tri State
A four day milk price stop page collapses as western New York farmers accept state police actions. The Tristate Guild reports 3,500 producers withheld milk while 5,600 participate nationwide. New Jersey pickets 900 strong. Albany dairy groups stay out.
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Parents Plead For Return Of Daughter Mary Jane Barker
In a southern New Jersey town, Mary Jane Barker, four, disappeared Monday while playing near home. Her distraught parents, Frank and Mrs Barker, appealed for her safe return, asking that she be left at their church as they seek any lead and await a motive.
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New Jersey
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Mary Jane
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Mary Dine
State Department to Relieve Stassen Ne VOR
Washington dispatch reports Harold Stassen to leave his disarmament post as the State Department plans to absorb his division ending its brief standalone status. He will aid the U.S. delegation in the London talks beginning March 18, then depart shortly after, as he pursues a political run for governor of Pennsylvania.
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Washington Dispatch
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Envier
Pennsylvania
Six Traffic Citations Issued by Corry Police
Police officers yesterday issued six traffic citations tied to ongoing February cases and two speeding tickets after using a new cruiser. James McClellan Wiltrout of Tarrs faced a muffler violation on North Center Street. Bruce Rankin of Corry caused a rear end collision with Donald Dickinson on East Columbus Avenue near Snyder Circle Park. Fred John Knuer of Corry admitted to forging a Pennsylvania license. his car bore Ohio plates. Thaddeus Leo Dych and Joe Amaries were cited for speeding in Corry city limits near Union service station and toward Snyder Circle along East Columbus Avenue.
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Corry
Donald Dickinson
East Columbus
Snyder Circle
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Snyder Cirle
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Fluer
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Ohio
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Rotatign
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Columbus
Speeder
Joe Amaruies
Atrnet
Toni Batconmbus
Aunie Betwnnn
Center Strat
Shady Avert
Eisenhower Mollet Seek Peace in Middle East Ties
President Eisenhower and French Premier Mollet declare a common conviction that the Middle East crisis can be resolved by peaceful means in line with justice and international law. They reaffirm UN aims and call for free open transit through the Suez Canal without discrimination, noting no explicit withdrawal hopes for troops from the Gaza Strip.
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Middle East
United Nations
Gaz Strip
Gulf of Agaba
Flood Strands 100 in Wilson Creek Washington
Northwest town Wilson Creek faces 7 to 15 feet of floodwater with residents huddled in high school and church facilities. Air Force helicopters dropped food and blankets while trucks seek higher routes for more aid as snowfall melt drives runoff across Washington and nearby states.
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Spokane
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Oregon-Toleho
Tdaho National Guardsmen
Wood River
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New England
Red Cross Outlines Help Plan For Families In Need
Red Cross detailed its setup for home aid for families. A woman reported to police that heat was cut, but the chapter says it investigated and found additional facts not in the complaint. The group plans to ensure no home is left without heat while not demanding repayment.
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Red Cross
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Mattivast
Thor
Egypt and Israel Gaza withdrawal plans face Egyptian opposition
Cairo signals Egypt will not accept any plan other than the unconditional withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and the Aqaba region. Egyptian delegates remained cool to U S led assurances for UN administration and free navigation, warning such terms reward aggression. The UN Social and Political Committee rejected a Soviet anti US resolution by a wide vote, while Egypt weighs where to station UN troops and how long they stay.
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Egypt
Gaza
Aqaba
Washington
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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Omar Loutt
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Raps Rackets In Labor Unions at Pennsylvanian meeting
Labor leader Jurien Carey denounces corruption in unions urging crackdown on embezzlement and influence peddling. He supports merger of the Pennsylvanix CIO with the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor by December 5 and notes unions must address internal graft. Separate item: New Mexico Senate halt to adjournment interrupted by a shoe theft joke as a female officer reports a missing shoe.
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Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
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Democratie
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Abe Beinie
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Sylvenia Federation of Labor
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Decerbar
Scandal Magazine Raid Probed At Senate Hearings
Conflicting testimony spilled from a Senate inquiry into the Marilyn Monroe raid and links to Confidential magazines. Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio figure prominently as witnesses dispute who orchestrated the raid and who drove the private detectives.
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Joe DiMaggio
Miss Monroe
Sinatra
DiMaggio
Raf
Bencies
Wfat Confidential
Prin Irwin
Irwin
Asie
Dimigato
PUC Cuts: Gas Rate Hike In Half
The Public Utility Commission reduced a proposed annual rate increase for Pennsylvania Gas Co. of Warren from 1,240,348 to 608,307 dollars affecting 57,500 Erie Warren County customers. Board directs revised schedules by March 15 with 50 cent non heating and 88 cent heating basic charges, replacing higher proposed jumps.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Penn-sylvania Gas Co
Warren
Erie
Pennsylvania
Forest
McKean
Henry Houck
U S and Soviet Vessels Race To Aid Japanese Ship
The U S Navy icebreaker Glacier heads for the Japanese ship Soya Maru trapped in Antarctic ice near Prince Harald Coast as a Soviet icebreaker Ob is already en route and may arrive first. Glacier rescued two Australians then proceeded to the Antarctic, aiming to reach the Soya Maru by March 13 if possible.
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Prince Harald Coast
McMourne
Unen Glacier
Michael Hassal
Michael Bavage
Hutt
Antarctic
Boys Mart
Thibrtia
Auto crash kills Greensburg woman on Route 68
Delmont coroner Stephin Yoney reports Silvie Wink Jp of Delma died when her auto sideswiped a truck on Route 68 south of Greensburg. The collision occurred near New Alexanderiy as the vehicle plunged. Investigation continues.
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Delma
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Hest
Delmont
Stephin Yoney Nat Fink
Galvin Moreen
Merger Approved By Thayer Valley Presbytery
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Charges Unions Interfered In City Polls
Portland city commissioner testified that Teamsters Union boss Glyde Crosby opposed an election over a pinball licensing ordinance. Earl, a longtime union member, described pressure to back the ordinance. The proposed bill was never passed as Senate committees heard assertions of racketeering attempts in Portland by Teamsters and others.
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Ouriley
Portland
Glyde Crosby
Teamsters Union
Oregon
Earl
Teamsters
Bart
Butt
Senate
James B. Biking
T Bikinis
Oustade
Better Feeling Reported Between Dulles and Democrats
Senator LeLe (D Montana) says there is a marked turn for the better in relations between Secretary of State Dulles and some Democratic senators who had complained of a lack of bipartisanship. He cites interviews noting efforts by Dulles and Senators Knowland and Others to improve cross party cooperation and sense of responsible state policy amid criticism from Democrats on policy formation.
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Mans- Lele
D-Mont
Dulles
Whley Morifiold
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Johnson
Montana
Dunn
Sen
Californie
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Eisenhower
Dullag
Withdrawal Agreement Marks US France Israel Role
United States and France reportedly brokered a withdrawal deal with Israel regarding Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. Officials cite UN resolutions guiding phased Israeli pullback with UN force replacing in key zones. France and others back the U S led interpretation to keep peacekeepers in place while tensions ease.
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N.Y
Egypt
United Nations
Israel
Gaza Strip
Washington
United States
France
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
Taritel
Bart
Tse
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Irenell
Rozelle Contests For City Council Nomination
Political observers note Rozelle enters the race for city council with petitions filed by attorney Douglas Rozelle aligned with J. Fredinlay. Other candidates include Mayor Karl Creery and Tay Weber with Leo I and Clase Capwell mentioned. Primary polls in November loom as factions shape up in a contested contest.
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AC Hoberlein
Cauturst
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