Red Boss Revises Views About Stalin
Khrushchev at a Kremlin New Year toast signaled backtracking on de Stalinization and backed a tougher approach to satellites. He praised Stalin as a great fighter against imperialism while noting mistakes. The remarks targeted Hungarian rebels and Western influence, suggesting harsher measures would follow.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Statins
Kremlin
Katelikes
Kkhrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Kimishchev
Hungary
Communist Party
StMin
Production resumes in Hungary amid coal shortages and idle industry
Budapest and Vienna dispatches report Hungary’s big Caepel inland iron and steel works partially resuming after a 10 day shutdown. Large segments of industry remained idle on the first work day of 1967 as gas and steam power deliveries stayed disrupted. Prime Minister Janos Nudat’s government seeks to consolidate labor and reorganize production to meet power shortages while thousands of workers have been laid off. A curfew of stray gunfire marked the new year in Budapest as police blame irresponsible elements for disturbances on the streets.
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Budapest
Caepel Inland Iron and Aloe! Works
BUC Media
Vienna
Radio Budapeat
Jana Nudat
Ueir
Radio Wudapest
Kone
Homer
Senator Sees More Refugees Entering U S
Republican Leader Knowland of California predicted the new Congress would consider legislation to admit more Hungarian refugees to the United States. White House briefing details and discussions by other congressmen followed, with uncertainty about timing and potential policy shifts.
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Wannunusul
Knowland
Cal Tommis
Congress
United State
Congressiona Teadera
Violence Triggers Bus Service Halt in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee Governor Leroy Collins invoked emergency powers to suspend city bus service after a youth threw rocks at a Negro leader's home and a Negro store was fired on with shotgun blasts. Rev. C K Steele accused the action of being orchestrated by the Florida White Citizens Council amid Florida's integration dispute.
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Tallahassee
Fla. M
Leroy Collins
Collins
Cities ‘Transit Co
C. K. Steele
Florida White Citizens Council
Florida
Storm wrecks offshore drilling rig in Persian Gulf
A Saudi Arabian offshore rig suffered a catastrophic failure during a northern storm. The 1,200‑ton platform, part of Shell’s Persian Gulf operations, collapsed in shallow waters leaving 20 workers dead or missing. The disaster halted a major oil hunt, with estimates of years to replace the damaged steel platform and a possible shift away from offshore drilling in the region.
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Manama
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Shell
Gulf
Tran
Saudi Arabia
United States
Canadian Firm Announces Newsprint Price Increase
A Canadian firm raised newsprint prices by 440 to be effective March 3. A company spokesman cited unfunded costs and higher freight as the reason. The letter was sent to Abltibl and other publishers in the United States and Canada, with impacts on regular and occasional customers.
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Ups Newsprint
Toronto
UA —Abltibl Power At Paper Co. Ltd
Wald
Abltibl
Shitlb
Jones
United States
Cunada
Smutler
New York
Canada
Itp
Gasoline Prices Rise in France Amid Oil Crisis
Gasoline costs climbed to the equivalent of 46 cents a gallon at French pumps today. Reports say the price spike followed crude market turmoil and compares with prior levels, with officials urging restraint as farmers face higher fuel costs.
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France
Erie Times Buys Dispatch in Erie newspaper deal
The Erie Times announces purchase of the Erie Dispatch from Lamb Enterprises of Toledo for about 1,000. Meads John J. Mead Jr and George J Mead arrange the sale with James W. Blackburn and John W. English. The Times plans a morning edition Erie Morning News starting January, and a Sunday Times News edition.
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Citle Times
Erie Dispatch
John J. Mead Jr
George J Mead
Erie Times
Dispatch
Lamb Enterprises, Inc
Tedo
Ohio
James W. Blackburn
Washington, D.C
John W. English
Ormey
Mead Interests
Meads
Times
Erie
Times-News
the Times
John J. Mead
Apell
Mead
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Mary F. Mead
The
Times Publishing Co
Gazette
Morning Dispatch
Herald Dispatch
Katy
Soape Anopania Name Paper Publishers ‘Association
New York
Wsee-Tv
CBS
Audit Bureau of
Pinnes
Frank P. Litz Succumbs At 82
Frank P. Litz a longtime Corry merchant died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital age 82. He started in business in 1914 from a shoe shine venture to shoe repair teaching his five sons. Born August 6, 1874 in Trois Italy he immigrated in 1896 and lived in Strawhat Brockway before settling in Corry 1907. Survived by two daughters and five sons in Corry, one brother in Brooklyn, 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Wife died December 17 1941. Memorial at St Thomas Church with committal at Bracken-Purdy Home and burial at Ping Grove Cemetery. A Requiem Mass will be sung at St Thomas Saturday. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Prank P. Lite
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Litz
Augiat
Trois
Italy
Clara Rengulo
Oiey
America
Strawmut
Brockway
Corry
Mr Lite
Corry Brick and Tile Co
North Center Street
Ory Limited Bots
West South Street
St ‘Thomias
Mt the Bracken Punerd
Bt. Thoman
Munday
Ping Grove
Wem
Lund
Aventinn
Publisher Dies in Moundsville West Virginia
Publisher in Moundsville West Virginia dies after long career. Born in Clarion County Pennsylvania, he built a notable local press and influenced regional journalism for decades.
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Moundsville
Fumial Cridig
Bhaew, Dyannette
Cha Moundoville
Bor
Clariin County
Traffic Deaths Tie Old New Year Holiday Record
Traffic deaths for the New Year holiday week set a new overall toll of 581 with 407 road fatalities, 71 fire deaths, and 100 other accident deaths. Major states reporting many fatalities included California, Texas, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota. The combined two holiday totals surpassed previous highs, while several states reported no fatalities.
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Associated Press
Stynes
Mistapa
Naation
Nations Safety Council
Averyhody
Ned H. Deartorn
Chicago
Nebraska
Nevada
Juan
Vermont
Californa
Texas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Council
Attempt To Avoid Head-on Smashup Causes Car To Flip
A 16 year old driver, David J Carlson, failed to avoid a head on collision and his vehicle flipped near the Random road intersection on East Columbus Avenue. Carlson reported westbound travel while Howald Bergman from Went Kyng iet eastbound plowed a plow on the road, causing Carlson to skid. Vehicle sustained side and top damage.
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Potlee Recorgea
Penta
Shen
David J Carlson
Ah Mir
Congress
Columbus
Cyslson
Columbus Avenue
Howald Bergman
Went Kyng Iet
Golumbus Avenue
Bergman
Clarkson
Ailson
Eisenhower Urges Swift Action On Middle East Aid Plan
President Eisenhower outlined a broad Middle East aid plan to Congress, seeking an emergency program of economic support for nations resisting Communist aggression. He told 29 top House and Senate members the package would be administered under his personal direction, with details to follow within days.
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House
Senate
Eisenhower Iannie
Ith
Washington
Masenhower
Lnrah
Bixsenhower
Tixenhower
Perio
White House
Sphiki
Baan
Faye
Presidantia Sothuring
U. S
Lute Petion
Corry Area Reports Remarkably Quiet Holiday Weekend Traffic
State Police said the Corry area enjoyed an almost accident free New Year weekend. The district woke to a blizzard and lingering slick roads with light snow totals but no major crashes reported. Weather forecasts call for cloudy cold conditions with spot flurries in the south.
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Corryiles
Mercury
Hove
Derry
Iceberg Rams U S Polar Ship Collision in Ross Sea
Iceberg drove into the U S Navy freighter Arneb in heavy winds near McMurdo Sound. The Arneb tore a five foot gash and suffered hull cracks. pumps kept water at bay as crew shored with timbers. Northwind, a Coast Guard icebreaker, aided with propeller damage only. both ships remained lodged in ice as crews worked to extract. Captain Nels G Johnson reported water flooding seams but containment held.
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Antatuskce PA Prent
Joe Moe
T. Navy
Antarctica
Ross Sea
Northwind
Toechidke
Nels G Johnson
Areb
Arnet
AGE Aide i
Coast Guard
Uses Old Law In Court Suit In Corry Pa
Randall J. McCray sues Gohei Locey for 185.16 alleging calf negligence by Locey led to a collision on the Corry Spring Creek road last July. The case cites an 1880 act and seeks repayment for damages from the incident in Erie County court.
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Corty
Erie County
Randall J. McCray
East ‘Main Street
Gohei Locey
R. D
Cory
Corry
Spring Creek
Lacey
Mecray
City Council OKs Budget Amid Pledges for Schools and Utilities
City Council met in special session Monday to hear the levy reading and amendments for the 1957 budget totaling $208,580. The plan allocates 6 percent for test utilities, $105,028 for Thaaine taes, about $60,200 for resources, and $37,142 for the school district split with tax collections. Bills for wage increases, department appropriations, and the disposal plant were read with amendments to the pinball ordinance. The council adjourned to 10:40 am Monday for further action, with a plan for reorganizations and an early morning state inquiry next week.
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City Counci
Ae Spewitl Wuiveh
Thaaine Tae
Gortons
Colinell
Gill
Verounis Jr
Congress Opener Huddles Set By GOP and Dems
In Washington three town Democrata reelect all officers from the House delegation, while Republicans and Democrats hold huddles to map tactics for the 5th Congress. Leaders including Speaker candidates, party whips, and Senate leaders may shift as plans unfold.
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GOP
Congress
Washington
Democrata
House
Senta
Benibernta
Sain Raybirn
Txun
Wie House
Unyonie
Tlk
John W. McCormuc
Massie
Masetly
Joseph W. Martin Tr
Massachusetts
Noor
Carl Albert
Oflahams
Taslé Arend
Mlinois
Reptile
Cinnes
Sun
Mike “Mansfield
Ot Montina
Earle
Glements
Iedtucky
Clementiy
Carl Hayden
DiAilé
Senate
Walter Gente
Georgia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Exis
William F.krowlind
California
Protest Sparks Review Of House Seating Decision
A contested House seat district faced a formal appeal by Republican William C. Chie after election results showed Brothx seated following field county committee actions. The party committee and Tower branch accepted the situation while urging review to avoid bias in Chase’s case.
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Hakninsune
Hep Hornik G. Broth
Willian C. Chie
Brothx
Clearfield County
Ghane
Ilk
Albert
einLiams
Delawue
Chase
Earth tremors recorded near Aleutians
Earth tremors were detected far offshore to the northwest of Aleutians with shocks centered about 2600 miles from a reference point. The report notes strong seismic activity in a remote area, with data from a seismograph network and recorded intensity levels.
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Beregey
Aly
California
Snopyeath
Frangisco
Dow Tochor
Anivaralty
Sietsnot
Herikely
Yualoes
Just Wanted To Take A Nap
Rxi Linwood Bia, 24, told police today they had wanted a nap but faced a broken window and a theft incident. Authorities noted the temperature drop overnight, and a display was damaged by youths amid local disturbances.
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Mupralo
Rxi
Linwood Bia
Probe of French Industry Leaders Cited in U.S. Link
Paris meeting of a U.S. Steel led task force on French industry produced remarks from Benjamin Mairnestis and Amson Thogg, with members of the Presidents Advisory Committee on the KinGopeaks Law cited. The report notes ore prices and factory concerns amid broader labor and industry tension.
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Ign
Willyeyors Ledhy
Benjamin Mairnestis
Nell Chatignydiy
U.S. Steel
ARS
Anil
Paris
Amon Thogg
Kere
Cihzis
Smaterman
Uheebiire
Wid
Alps
Dartert
Egypt Abrogates Protocol On Suez Canal Occupation Rights
The article reports Egypt formally ending the 1954 treaty allowing Britain to station troops in the Suez Canal Zone in case of Soviet pressure. Britain signals it may contest the decision, while political figures discuss the impact and the potential forceful reaction.
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Amiasn
Egypt
Camrow
Keyyst
Britain
Bex Canal
Samser
Jack Wiles
Leraty
Wupply
Mwsingnistett
Lin
Gufsichs Jowr
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Middle East
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Joseph Martin
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