Senate Rules Clash May Delay Civil Rights Battle
The Senate faced a staged clash over rules to enable civil rights legislation, with officials signaling a delay until next week. Senator Anderson planned a motion for immediate consideration of adopting rules for the new Congress, backed by northern and western lawmakers seeking to curb filibusters. Southern senators, led by Senator Russell, warned against shortcuts that could threaten Senate traditions.
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Helicopter Rescue Lifts 8 From Mt Blanc Amid Storm
Eight climbers rescued after a 13 000 foot high operation on Mt Blanc. Frenchman Jean Vincendon and Belgian Franco Henry were still stranded with two others missing as rescue attempts faced extreme weather and frostbite. Chamoniix Mountain Club criticized the climbers for the risky ascent.
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Europe
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Blood donor drive urged by Red Cross chair
Robert Tunnel chairman of the Red Cross Blood Donor Committee urged more donors today. The event will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church hall from 12 noon to BC. Interested donors should contact the Red Cross for appointments. Also a notice from the state banking department announced a call regarding the condition of banks under its jurisdiction.
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Barking Dog Saves Family of Six From Fumes
A barking family mongrel alerted Danis Coles and his wife Margaret and their six residents in Oakland today as fumes seeped from an upstairs heater. Two adults were overcome. Mary 16 and Billy 12 suffered the worst. All nine including neighbors sought treatment at Montefiore Hospital and were discharged later.
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Second Day Of New Year Brings Rush At Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital treated seven people on January 2 as the new year began. Robert McClintock fell near his home and fractured his left wrist. Rebecca Sauers, 10, fractured her left forearm while adding. Mrs Bernard Bauers was admitted for observation after a fall. Lind Babcock, 2, suffered a cut above the left eyebrow from a home fall. Victor Cragg Sr, 39, cut a finger deeply while using a power saw at A and P Grocery. Nancy Leid, 17, received treatment for a laceration of the right index finger. Ralph Posie, admitted for medical needs. Andy Paulson’s heart seizure improved slightly.
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North Centter Street
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Bernard Bauers
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Sarah Babcock
West Main Street
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Nancy Beid
Harry Leid. Clymer
Ralph Posie
Andy Paulson
Hungarian Relief Shortfall in Burgnerint Quota
American Red Cross remains far from the 432 quota for Burgnerint. Leo Hoylen, chapter secretary, disclosed this morning that the response here has been disappointing, with Hearby Chambers having exceeded their quota.
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Eumerican Red Cross
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Pace of Clearing Suez Wreckage Accelerates
Salvage work in the Suez Canal quickened as divers targeted the Ferdan bridge collapse and the sunken ship Akba. West German teams worked at the Ferdan bridge while Egyptian crews moved the Atlas tug. officials predicted larger ships could pass Port Said within days and the canal open to fully loaded tankers by May.
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Moorehouse
85th Congress Convenes With Big Senate Slate
Democrats seize Senate control 49 to 46 with Senator Lausche backing their majority. The 85th Congress opens as Eisenhower seeks standby authority to curb Communist aggression in the Middle East. Expected clash over Senate rules looms, while Lausche’s oath signals party unity, though his vote remains unconfirmed. Continued on Page Four.
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UN Debates Korean Issue in stalled Korean question
United Nations debate on Korea resumes as the top Political Committee opens with a focus on Korean reunification. The Soviet bloc pushes to seat Communist North Korea and Red China, while South Korea observers are invited. The panel places disarmament ahead of Korea in its agenda, delaying other items like Algerian nationalist reports.
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Tragic Walpole Fire Claims Woman Child
A Walpole fire killed a 90 year old woman and her four month old grandchild after they failed to escape their bungalow. A 22 year old man, Michael Dunehey, died at home as the blaze broke out, with rescue attempts described as stalled by a kitchen fire. A telephone operator relayed frantic pleas for help from Mire. Dork Paneney and family, as investigators seek the cause.
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Eisenhower May Ask Congress for Mid East Powers
President Eisenhower likely will address Congress tomorrow or early next week to seek standby authority to use military forces in the Middle East if Soviet influence grows. Secretary Dulles told reporters the move aims to enable action in co operation with three houses to bolster stability in the region. The proposal outlined in tentative form would authorize the president to undertake military and allied programs to counter Soviet expansion and support regional allies. Continued on Page Five.
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Tommi
Fisenhower
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Rast
India Calls for New Look on World Problems
India press chief Nehru led Congress to back a foreign policy shift away from relying on threats or the threat of armed force. The resolution, written by Nehru, favors his long advocated approach and notes Eisenhower’s plan as context. The policy emphasizes multilateral action and restraint, with formal approval anticipated by the national committee and large public meetings.
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Tomorow
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New York Times Raises Sunday Price to 35 Cents
The New York Times increases its Sunday edition price to 35 cents. The change applies to sales within the city and to subscribers within a 200 mile radius, effective January 13 for inside and January 19 for outside markets. The price outside the 200 mile radius remains unchanged.
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New York Times
New York
CAP Civil Air Patrol Dismantling Piper J-3 Plane for Training
CAP Recovering Airplane Hero eS of the Corry Squadron begin dismantling a Piper J-3 at the focal airport. Benfors and Gadets take part in the project, expected to finish soon. plane will be used for training and search and rescue. Commander Guy Abbey announced new squadron appointments and year plans. A CAP fire alert system proposal was described for rapid unit alert.
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Gadets
Guy Abbey
Summerfield Lawmaker Seeks Stamp Price Increase
A Summerfield legislator requesting anonymity outlined a proposed rise in stamp costs to five cents. The unnamed official cited current expenses and criticized White House and GOP traders, though details remain unclear as official comment was not provided.
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Poet Office Department
Hall Undecided On Leaving GOP Head Post
Leonard W. Hall stated he has made a final decision about stepping down as chairman of the Republican National Committee. Rumors say he may move to a Cabinet post or take a special job for President Eisenhower. He added that after talks with the President he will discuss his future plans publicly.
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Jim
Turmoil in Aftab World as Yemen Britain tensions rise
reports from Yemen indicate escalating hostilities with British troops clashing in the Mesert Arabian region. Yemen's governor Abdul Rahman Abutatet accuses Britain of aggression by backing rebels and fortifying Aden and nearby protectorates. United Nations diplomacy seeks restraint amid rising tribal unity and cross border clashes.
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Silialion
Will Introduce 3 Billion Dollar School Bill
A replication of a House plan details a 3 billion dollar school bill to fund education agencies by grants over six years starting July 1, 1967. Rep Kelley advocates the measure, recalling a prior 1.6 to 1.8 billion building program and a five year, 1.9 billion plan for states. The administration previously pursued a total federal effort in education construction, with political debates shaping the legislation.
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Movine
Yale
Tiseyhower
Local Window Breakers Sentenced in County Court
Four youths pled guilty to malicious mischief in a Wayside Market incident. Norman Weldner 10, Elk Street Warvin A Ross 20 503 West Washington Street, Gud Paul Crowell 48 159 Wright Street, and Lawrence Pitt 17 Clymer all received six months in jail, ordered to pay restitution totaling 395.40 to the affected businesses. Police traced a car used the night of vandalism to Weidner after Willie Handlie reported the Waynde Grocery incident, with totalwindow damage estimated at 3000 dollars citywide.
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Elk Street
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Thridge
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Weidner
Harley Drake
December Weather and Bank Report From Corry Area
The Corry region saw light December snowfall with 11 inches total monthly. Weatherman Leo Neckora notes below average precipitation for the city, while a separate bank report in Washington announces a call for a statement of condition of all national banks as of Monday, December 1.
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Devons
Leo Neckora
Pate Hye
Washington
Navy Admiral Died After Short Illness in Croton
Aine Avitsan Brown aged 14 died yesterday in Croton after a brief illness. The report mentions associations with Presidents and notable figures, noting a wide range of attributions and a naval academy link in the surrounding context.
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Aine Avitsan Brown
Cholldge, Hoover
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Ormor
Acpenhabe Ney
President Rejects Five Power Talks On Disarmament
President Eisenhower rejects the five power talks proposal for disarmament. The White House released Nixon's message stating the U S will make further UN proposals but will not join a direct five nation summit. The suggested group includes the United States Britain France Russia and Soviet allies.
President Eisenhower Replied To Soviet Disarmament Proposals
The United States delivered a reply to the latest Soviet disarmament proposals to the Soviet Foreign Office via the American embassy. Britain and France sent similar replies. Eden and Muller urged UN backed talks, while Monet rejected a five nation conference and criticized Soviet and Hungarian events. Eisenhower welcomed signs of potential support for inspection and urged progress at the UN subcommittee level.
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Hungary
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Segregated Bus Seating Declared Unconstitutional by Court
A district court today voided laws enforcing segregated seating on buses. Judge Emott Chagrenuny denied relief on the petition filed by the Florida branch of the NAACP, stating no constitutional violation is proven by segregation in private transit and that the NAACP suit targets private enterprise, not a public authority. The decision dismisses the NAACP suit against Montgomery Ali and others, noting the case concerns private service, with Choate representing the NAACP in the proceedings.
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