Suez Canal Dispute Fails To Move On France Talks
UN reports dim hopes for resolving the Suez dispute as Egypt refuses to discuss settlements with France. Christian Pineau is expected in New York next week for talks with Egypt Britain and the UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Egyptian sources blame France for the invasion and press Israel to withdraw from Gaza and Sinai while UN plans to clear the canal advance. The first convoy of dry cargo ships is anticipated to pass in early March under a limited 10 000 ton threshold.
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United Nations
N.Y Tr
Egypt
France
Christian Pineal
Suez
Britain
Dag Hammarskjold
Wnt
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Himmar
Oaid 'Hammar
Akjold
Andrew Cordier
Suez Waterway
Cordier
Port Saleh
Canaries
el Fordan
Mid Bridge
Car Destroyed By Flames After Milk Fire
A car on Myclid Street was destroyed by a blaze that struck in two bursts, engulfing the vehicle front to rear. Firefighters from Stanford Hose Company battled flames for nearly an hour, noting the car as a total loss and investigating the cause while two calls alerted crews.
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Ervin Goodwill
Myclid Street
Ray Laurie
Evin Goodwitt
Momentary Park Shooting Sparks Police Response
Police traced a false alarm at CHY Park after reports of two youngsters near parked vehicles. Officers checked Wayne Street area and Windshields finding no gunfire, noting confusion over wild rumors and misread signals amid windy conditions. Authorities warned against vandalism and urged calm as they investigate.
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Chy Park
Wayne Street
Fay
Althaweh
Prinlce
Hrr- Tey
Prilce
Allant
Ymdowe
Six Killed As Bus Crashes Into Semi
Six people died when a Greyhound bus collided with a parked semi on a rural roadway near Shenandoah Valley town. The injured, including a Scranton mother and her three-week-old son, were treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police described the crash scene and listed the deceased: driver Scherer S. Sutliff of Roanoke, Col Milton Barbee Bowers of Rockbridge County, Mrs Regitin Marie Bell Jackson of Scranton, Edward E. Jackson Jr, Mrs Joe Jackson of Wytheville, and Kenneth Tyacke of Washington.
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Lexington
Shenandoah Valley
Mothe Hier
Nn Mae Craft
Baltimore
Grueft
Wasaty
Scherer S. Sutliff
Roanoke
Col
Milton Barbee Bowers
Rockridge County
Keneral
Studebaker
Regitin Marie Bell Jackson
Scranton
Ter
Edward E. Jackson Jr
Joe 5
Jackson
Wytheville
Kenneth Tyacke
Washington
S. W. ‘Talbert
Delver
Willard White
Pitt Butch
Lexington Hospital
United States Reassures Baghdad Allies of Continued Support
U S officials reassured Baghdad Pact members Turkey Iran Iraq Pakistan and Britain that American policy remains unchanged after Nehru's December talks with Eisenhower. Informants said no agreements or policy shifts were made or contemplated, a message welcomed by Formosa and allied nations wary of potential shifts in U S backing of the Baghdad Pact and collective defense.
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United Stites
Baghdad
Nalioninllat
U. S
Nehru
Eisenhower
U.S
Chire
Traffic Deaths Up Alarmingly Here In 1956
A 1956 year-end tally by the state police reports 146,000 traffic incidents on area highways with 248 accidents in the Corry region, including ten deaths and 179 injuries. The report notes a national upsurge, increased patrols, and investigations into property damage and stolen property, plus efforts on faulty school bus equipment and other safety measures.
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Mars
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Widimitly
Theodore Mubley
Tno
Wlsiptivitier
Hubley
Corry
Jong Sith
Eliina
Billmakers Mull New Veterans Aid Plan
A Washington committee chairman warned hearings will shape a new veteran aid bill. Lawmakers weigh funding and timelines as debates unfold about eligibility and scope and how to balance costs with claims.
PLCB Agent Charged in Erie Blackmail Case
Erie agent of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board was arraigned before Alderman George Christoph on charges of blackmail conspiracy and perjury. Bond set at 8,000. The case ties to former casino operator Wisniewski and a scheme to extort 100 from cafe owner Miller with liquor inspection timing details.
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Erie
Bamtoraay
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
George Christoph
Brady
Baal Brady
Pennsylvanis
Liquor Canal Board
Shargen
Herbert Johnson
Charles iGasey Wisniewshk
Binte
Theavera
Joseph Miller
Union City
Divtelet
Sid Wisjewski
Miller
Wisniewak
Johnson
Ioney
John Brown
Evie
Millax
Ploto
Riya Tor
Probe Source Of Intoxicants For Youth 17
City police questioned a 17 year old boy after a noon report of a youth lying in a ditch near Baextent. Officers found him unable to stand and accompanied by four other youths. The boy refused to name the source of intoxicants, and police took the case to the station for further action.
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Vie
Baexstent
Hus! Regiewy
Cohimanfis Club
Rodma
Tine
Tam
Vatromien
Tim
Rien
Palice Creierel
Stalin
Serena
Pritbeitag
Abe Hharoriei
Abe Vance
Civil Rights Bill Likely to Pass Congress This Year
Senate supporters say civil rights legislation may receive enactment despite a failed bid to curb filibusters. The chamber voted 51-38 to table a move to revise rules, while Sen. Humphrey noted improved opposition margins since 1953. Senator Knowland pledged anew rule amendment to allow ending debate by two thirds of those present.
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Washington
Sénate
Congress
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Lisewhded
Ely Hihte
Senate Democrats
Byidon B.johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Tobhran
Wester
Benatar Anderson
D-Nm
Area Hunters Pay $225 Fines
Two hunters from Spring Creek, Joseph Hutt Corey and David Way, were fined a total of $225 for attempting to shoot a deer out of season and for loading a firearm. Deputy Henry Jaguich Jr apprehended them at West Sprint Airtel at 4:18 PM.
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Cory and & Spring Creek
Wicht
Way
Two Crank Bomb Threats Reported
A report describes two separate bomb threats received yesterday. Publicker Industries plant near a local facility was named in one call. Another threat targeted Be Dosepih's College, prompting temporary class dismissals and campus lockdowns.
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Crank
Trulavela
Phia
Publicker Industries
Almar
Dosepih's College
Ted
Butlong
Plea Taken To Congress After Train Fatal At Crossing
Five year old father of five killed when a passenger train struck a car halted at a highway crossing near Erie. Michael Byeda of North Enats Thayer Street, an employee of the General Electric plant, died in the crash moments after leaving work. Investigation notes the locomotive slowed or stalled at the crossing before impact. the train continued to Erie for inspection.
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Oaneedines
New York
Nwirby
Noritt Wat
Michael Byeda
FR. D
North Enats Thayer
General Electric
Erie
Byeda
Tonte
Albert J. Grout
Sitio
NYG Cowch Macemaker
Savid
Seth
Helen Shoppe Sold To Warren Man
Helen Shoppe at 115 North Center Street is sold to Robert Davidson of Warren. Miss Helen Jones, founder after 23 years, will complete the transfer February 1 with stock fixtures and equipment. Davidson arrives with retail experience, previously managing a children’s department at Miller Shops.
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Helen
North Center Street
Helen’ Jones
Robert Davidson
Warren
Miss Jones
Mills Jones
Une
Henri and Roebuck
Nowytan
Ale
Chamber of
Thir Children’s Department
Miller Shops
Oat
Red Skelton's Son Doomed By Leukemia
The son of comedian Red Skelton, Richard, aged six, is diagnosed with leukemia at UCLA Medical Center. Doctors give two months to a year to live. Skelton and his wife Televia have not commented directly. messages of condolence pour in as hospital officials say Richard may be sent home within a few years.
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Skelton
Ucla Medical Center
Richard
Sheltey
Jurief
Milton Wield
Teovida
Coment
Weiss Thele
Ruchenl
New Student Unrest Report In Bulgaria Spreads
Vienna dispatch reports Bulgaria faces renewed student unrest as secret police purge and purge threats rise against Communist authority. More than 200 students are said to have been expelled or marked by Bulgaria’s security organs with several schools cited, including the Veterinary School, Academy of Medical Studies, and Sofia Polytechnic. The Warsaw-based correspondent notes youths displayed crests and threats on police doors, as authorities intensify action alongside similar crackdowns in East Germany and Poland against anti Communist sentiment.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Hofia
Warsaw
Betunder Mlod
Buigtelon
Berer
Yiostile Til
Weatt
Germany
Yeporterd
East Germany
Poland
Marie McDonald Found Wandering After Desert Abduction
Marie McDonald was found walking dazed in the desert near Indio after a reported abduction by two men. Deputies described injuries including a scratched face and broken ribs, and said the suspects fled toward the Angeles area. McDonald told of being removed from her Enolio home then driven to a house before being taken into the desert.
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Marie McDonald
Indio
Gali
Indoy
Xheriy
SrIye
Turk
Arkier Helean
Kracing
Lok Angeli
Uleanotire
Sherifhs
Curtis
Gonahethis
Allan
Srawnet
Auld
Mika
Tiler An Howe
Min McDonald
Misa McDonald
UN approves observers to Hungary amid revolt response
United Nations observers were admitted to Budapest to study relief needs as Hungary’s communist government faces a revolt. A four man UN economic team arrived for a three to four day visit, with access limited and no public notice. The mission, headed by Philippe de Seynes, seeks to investigate Soviet intervention but Hungary asserts sovereignty and barred broader entry.
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Hungary
Japan
Kearle
Philippe de Séyne
Enon
Radio Lata
UNITED_NATIONS
Seine
Whserk
Hungaria
Budapest
Jutios
Koch
Weller
Hyai Visib
Fiekel UN
Emy
Rubik
Hioukanda
Soverelenty
Fellee
Buda
Pest
Phillippe de Sey
Nes
UN Udersecretary
Judge Defies State Dept Over Passport for Trial Witnesses
Federal Judge Louis Coodmus allowed attorney A Wirin to travel to Communist China without a passport to interview witnesses in the sedition trial of John W. Powell and his wife Sylvia Powell and Julian Behafan of New York. The State Department blocked travel citing safety and diplomatic protection limits.
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Franciscu i
State Department
Cayls
United States
Louis Coodmus
A. Wirin
Los Angeles
Ghia
John W. Powell
San Pranclacy
Sylvia
Powellx
Julian W. Beha
New York
Wiin
Enid
Fowella
Ex Mass Governor Improves After Major Surgery
Ex Massachusetts Governor James M Currley shows signs of recovery after major surgery. Doctors report he left his bed for five minutes and walked with assistance at City Hospital. His age keeps him listed as critical despite the improvement.
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Emer
James M.currley
Gt City
Hspital
Curley
December Job Market Dips Yet January Outlook Improves
A Pennsylvania rural office reports December job applications fell to 105 with 49 openings from November. Seventeen workers joined clerical and sales roles while nine found entry level posts. unemployment claims totaled 1,119 weeks. January expected dip in business stock suggests a slow recovery, with opportunities likely to rise by month’s end.
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Pennsylvania
Bute
Paul Peastey
Fly
Wiewa
Thyere
Johelissltice
Tibee
Magia Bx
Pernony
Teasley
Piel
Farmers To Form Discussion Group For Corry Area
The Corry area agricultural group will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at 8 oclock in the farm shop. The session will elect officers and discuss soil fertility and future topics. All interested farmers are invited to attend.
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Corry
Dinuury
Fartaerd
Carminiektien Meeting
Standby Power Sought to Curb Middle East Aggression
President Eisenhower asks Congress for standby military authority to deploy American troops against any Communist aggression in the Middle East. He proposes a two year, 8 billion dollar program to aid Middle East nations and secure the region's political independence and economic stability. The address was carried on radio and TV as officials prepared a joint Senate session.
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Middle East
Washington
Fisenhiower
Aden
EBT
Eisenhower
Tg Ad
Ahondonnen
Tyme Amore Jean
Fiver Tem &Row
Jyubl
Aitesia
Four Children Die in One Room House Fire
Four children of Mr and Mrs Carlow Tanle buco perished when a fire destroyed their one room frame dwelling in Wellagrum, via. The youngsters aged from two months to nine years were asleep when the blaze, started about 9 am by a wood turning donk, consumed the dwelling as their father, a wagon driver, worked nearby.
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Wheleburg
W. Via
Tor
Oul Macier
Wis
Weber
Actress Says Publicity Ruined Private Life
Actress laments publicity over private life and unhappiness amid media scrutiny. Name changes and scattered references to individuals and places appear in a distorted OCR, with unclear dates and affiliations. The piece mentions a detective chief and a church figure, suggesting a sensational but garbled tabloid item.
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Bolt Tetelle
Tey
Ayres
PLCB
Edward Marlin
Joseph Clark D-Pai
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Warren Man
Red Skelton
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Ali Soho
Woonsocket. RT
Lairid Horgan
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Godfrey
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