Dulles Quizzed On Ike Mid East Plan Debated in Congress
Secretary of State Dulles faced sharp questioning as Congress weighed President Eisenhower s Middle East plan. Lawmakers questioned military and economic aspects, with Kefauver warning Congress might vote the proposal down though broad support appeared for some program. The four point plan includes US military readiness, aid to allies, opposition to armed oppression, and use of foreign funds for economic development.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Elsenhower
Congress
Blank Bheck
Sen. Sparkman
DrAln
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tean
Kinenhower
Willi
Artiue Jwy
Stevenson Urges Democrats to Launch Four Year Drive
Adlai E Stevenson called today for a sustained offensive by the Democratic Party to win back the White House and elections in 1958 and 1960. He urged action by Democrats inside and outside Congress, governors and party leaders to build a broad base of operations for policy aims.
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Adlai E Sluyenson
Tayors
Congrest
Stevenson
Vilioh
Bread price rise hits Corry city bakers
Corry housewives face higher bread costs as Firch Bake log Cost Eve announces increased prices today. If trends hold, other major bakers in the city will follow within the next year or two. White bread up to two rents per loaf and dark bread up one penny.
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Corry
Warren Church Burned In Dual Fires. $75,000 Loss
Fire destroyed the interior of the 60 year old Calvary Baptist Church in Warren after flames broke out around 9 07 PM. Fire chief James Tridico led a community effort to stop the blaze but the building suffered extensive damage while a nearby restaurant also lost about $40,000. The cause is under investigation with possible wiring or appliance fault. Congregation plans a new church with construction to start in spring. The Rev Paul Obinger noted services would continue in the meantime.
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Ee Wilren
Litchfield
Warren
James Tridico
Calvary Baptist Church
Tridico
Paul Obinger
Two Area Car Crashes Hurt No One
Two weekend crashes in Centerville and Spartanshore left no injuries. Police cited 83 year old Harry Obi after his truck struck a car at 3 20 p m Saturday. Connie Henderson escaped injury when her car rolled at Route 77 four miles west of Spartanshore due to snow. Police estimated vehicle damage at about 200 dollars for the heavier impacts.
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Corry
Brnie Polen
Focal Barracks
George Chuyeh
Altrick
Harry Obi
Obi
Church
Centerville
Connie Henderson
Spartanshoro
Marie McDonald Recalls Kidnap Ordeal At Bedside
ENCINO Calif Marie McDonald famed actress says abductors planned to ransom her for 80000 each from four men. She told police during a news conference in her bedroom that the five swarthy men abducted her and demanded money while she wore a white nightgown and cried.
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Encino
Calif
Marie McDonald
Actor Michael Wilding tied to McDonald circle
In recent weeks Michael Wilding estranged husband of Kenbeth Taylor and Miss McDonald’s escort. Shoe maker Harry Karl, twice married and twice divorced from Miss McDonald, and Marie Tuboni, her mother, Fyrold Plant, her business manager, are mentioned in a fragmentary item. (Continued on Page Eight)
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Michael Wilding
Kenbeth Taylor
Miss McDonald's
Harry Karl
McDonald
Marie Tuboni
Fyrold Plant
Maraner
Karl
Acute blood shortage forces city drive and donations
Cross announced a blood mobile visit to the city tomorrow as only 33 people had registered to donate. The Buffalo blood bank issues blood in pint units after physician approval, with hospital shortages affecting Corry Memorial and others. Easier donor rules apply for those with yellow jaundice or malaria recovered over two years. City quota stands at 100 pints, hoping more donors appear. Army hero Col Horace P Hobbs dies. veteran of Spanish American War and WWI, former faculty member at the University of Kentucky, born in Philadelphia.
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Heary Caapie Amencun
Syed Cross
Blood Bank
Buffalo
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren
Joel
Jons
Mivel
Washington
Horace P. Hobbs
Fudatty
University of Kentucky
Philadelphia
Ice Skating Season Opens at Mead Park Rink
Mead Park rink, rebuilt after mild winter damage, opened yesterday for skating. Director Clif Long announced hours 7 to 10 p m weekdays and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m weekends, weather permitting. A new overhead light is expected to be installed within a day after a summer collapse.
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Hyne Ier Hitusu
Mead Park
Clif Long
Diretaker
City Ends Year With Big Cash Balance
The city ended 1956 with the largest cash balance in recent history, disclosed by City Treasurer Carroll Smith at the organizational meeting. General fund balance started the new year at 31,112 with Liquid Fuels Tax Fund at 46,051 and parking meter fund at 2,229, attributed to income tax revenue and prudent carryover. The organizational slate remained, with minor changes: department heads Miloy Earl, Cherry, police. Robert Price, public safety. Guy Abbey, finance. W. W. Waterhouse, streets. Charles Thompson, parks. new appointments include Charles Collier as fire chief, Jack Downey as sirant, Jerome Davis as Madrid assistant, plus roles at sewer, zoning, and airport authorities. Councillio kept the local board of health pending county health plan implementation.
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Gounell
Miloy Earl
Cherry
Police
Robert Price
Public Safety
Guy Abbey
Finance
W. W. Waterhouse
Streets Department
Charles ‘Thomp~son
Peail
Hazel Merker
Deauty
George Nagel
Zoning Board of Appeals
Dorr Clark
Bower Authority
Dermen
Cobbett
George Gordon
Roger Brown
Paul Aver
Airport Authority
Hugh O'Hare
Civil Service Board
Councillio
Eisenhower Nixon Win Official Amid Landslide Victory
The land slide re election of President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon is official today. Eisenhower Nixon captured 25,514,135 popular votes to 96,030,080 for Stevenson Kefauver in the nationwide tally and 497 electoral votes to 7 for Stevenson.
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Nixon
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Wixom
Adia
Stevenson
Bates Ke
Fauver
Tennessee
Murder case drags as Mansfield police pursue new leads
A garbled report from Mansfield details a murder and shifting witness statements. Authorities question Clinage and others tied to Mrs. Sheppard Stern, wife of a wealthy man, as police push for fresh leads and a formal investigation.
Nab Youths In Vandalism At High School
Police nabbed two Fourth Ward youths aged 12 and 15 involved in vandalism at a vacant Hill School building on West South Street. Officers found broken windows and damaged furnishings. the boys admitted breaking windows and entering via a fire escape door. Chief Harley Drake ordered a citywide crackdown on vandalism and vowed to prosecute those involved. The building, bought for 20 000 dollars, has sat vacant for months after prior failed zoning efforts to repurpose it.
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Wanob
Cyremony
Worry Hill
West South Street
Fourth Ward
Spree
Frank Carnegie
Olathe
Inds
Keirle
al Moor
Harley Drake
Chie Drake
van Ails
Davald Bebell of
Erle
Garry
Betell
Zoning Board of Appeals
City Council Seeks Aid For Sewage Unit And Vehicle Purchases
City Council opened the new year with bills for expenditures. They approved funds for a patrol car and a truck for streets and sanitation. A federal tax subsidy up to 30 percent of costs to 260000 may allow reimbursement for a prior plant. Legal advisor Roger Brown plans to file complaints to obtain reimbursement. Mead Park report notes continued operation.
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Ammeniuy Saver
Roger Brown
Council
Carmell Auborntate
Brown 19
Mead Park
Local Youth Released After Local Alcohol Incident
A 14 year old youth appeared at the police station with his father early Saturday claiming he did not buy intoxicants in Corry. Police reported the boy found a hollow bottle of wine and drank part of it near South Center Street around 11 20 Friday night.
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Iis
Corry
Minde
Loch Tars
Loch Tars With Aiigh He Ae Four Years Utder the Tegalue In Prnawylvanis
Giivers Wild
Bouth Canter Street
von Teaving
Eisenhower plan on Middle East fuels mixed Arab reaction
Arab reaction to Eisenhower’s plan to curb communism in the Middle East was cool in Cairo and Beirut, with some support in Western Europe and sharp Moscow criticism. The plan links aid with a U S threat of armed force while pressing for UN action on Palestine, Israel, and Arab disputes. At Cairo, optimism mixed with caution as some feared New policy would complicate Egypt’s position against Communists, and Arabs noted limited emphasis on the Arab–Israeli question.
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Middle East
Moscow
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U. S
Congress
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Naseerdina
Egypt
New Purchasen
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Cuiro
Elkerhower
United Nations
Beirut
Israel
Britain
France
Congree
Israel Lee
Syria
Terk
Ships of seven nations finally clear Suez Canal line
In a prolonged effort the ships stranded in the Suez Canal began moving north toward Port Said days after bombardment by British and French warplanes. Egyptian officials, led by Col. Mahmoud Yuries, expect a clear canal by early March as salvage efforts and moves by the Beytouni owners proceed to lift obstructions and restore a northbound passage.
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Mahmound Yuries
Egyptian Sites Canal Authority
Egypt
Enna
Port Bald
Tamastla
Canal
Caro
Urey
Tri
Weather Delays Swearing In Of 2 State Justices
Snowfall in the area delayed the swearing in of two new state Supreme Court justices, Democrat Herbert D. Cohen of York and Republican Benjamin Jones of Wilkes-Barre. Chief Justice Jones opened the 1967 term with five of the nine justices seated as York delegates faced travel disruptions. The ceremony started at 10 a.m. after packing delays and postponed opinions from last year’s docket were to be read later today.
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Pennsylvania
State Supreme ‘Court
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Inks
Afi Abte
Herbert D. Cohen
York
Benjamus Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Wyatt
Lan— Jers
York County
Fancusten
Astadelphia
Paiss
Cohe
Reid
Ship Delayed By Storm Arrives in New York
A storm delayed the Hugn docked today bringing 1716 Hine Werhun refugees to New York. Women and children under one year old were aboard. Gen J Lawton Polling, vice chairman of the Presidente Committee, welcomed the newcomers on behalf of President Buekhower.
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New York
Hugn
J. Lawton Polling
Ald
Dag Hammerskjold Tacks UN Hungary Probe Committee Plan
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged creating a special UN committee with broad powers to investigate and study the Hungarian situation. He proposed this to enable direct reporting to the General Assembly and to monitor military actions and developments, citing prior failures of appointed investigators to secure reliable information.
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Hungary
Willy
towns saved from fine fire across New South Wales border
The report describes a large wildfire threatening regions near New South Wales and South Wales border towns. It notes extensive areas burned and the fire's spread toward multiple communities. Officials warn of ongoing danger and emphasize evacuation and containment efforts.
Explosion Kills Three at Emporium Pennsylvania Powder Plant
A massive blast at the Pennsylvania Powder Co plant near Emporium, Pennsylvania, destroyed two buildings and damaged several more. Three men are believed dead, eight injured hospitalized at St Marys, with names including Alvin I Wilker and Nathaniel Kephart among the injured. The explosion occurred at 7 25 am in the mixing plant as shifts changed, blew out windows, toppled a factory wing, and disrupted town lines. Authorities halted traffic near Jessica to assess danger after the blast and debris spanned the area including a nearby residence. This was the second major powder plant explosion in Pennsylvania in two weeks following an incident in New Castle.
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Thin North
Pennsylvani
Bulldinsvn Waa
St Marys Hospital-in-St.-Marya
Alvin I. Wilker
Benporium
Minard Spring
Viral Chambers
William Stender
Holt
Williams
Jessica
Emporiuin
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Frank Burmen
Rabio
WKB
St. Murra
Emporlim
Dltht
Tikmoe
Hlase Ir
Pennsylvania
American Cyahinild Co
New Castle
Pitteblreh
Yeggs Rob Miami Club For 35000 In Heist
In Miami a hold up at a night spot resulted in a thief taking about 35000 dollars. The assailants tied the owner George Weinger and another man Hirsch and forced them to open the cash room. Police were called after the two men escaped and the robbers fled with the club receipts from the prior days.
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Miami
Cvet
Ivvenetian
George Weinger
Wren
Weinger
Hirsch
Welnter
Tinach
Meludinie
Bimdaynet
Bifider Cab
Calloway
Weiterssuld Hi Sublis Lis
Hirseh
One Killed Two Hurt As Car Rams Truck
A car collided with a truck on a turnpike in Allegheny County at night, killing one and injuring two others. Police reported two more seriously injured persons and detailed the crash location as Tarmir Township.
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Chuaanier
Jeybweny
Tinteunabie
Tarmir
Allegheny
Surver
Delone
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