Eisenhower pushes missile defense funding in State of Union
President Eisenhower signals a vigorous State of the Union address focusing on missiles and air defense. Senate leaders back the request for 1.26 billion dollars to expand defenses as he faces Congress with a firm, crisis-ready stance. Aides say the speech will tackle major problems head on and seek broad support. A winter storm meanwhile sweeps the east, blamed for at least 20 deaths, bringing heavy snow, wind, and travel disruptions from Maine to Florida.
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Snow Closes Over Hundred Pa Schools Amid Severe Storm
A winter storm blankets eastern Pennsylvania with 1 to 2 inch depths and frigid air as more than 100 suburban schools close. Rail delays and treacherous roads slow transit while crews salt and plow main streets through the night. Temperatures plunge from the mid teens to near zero in parts, with bitter wind across Philadelphia and surrounding counties.
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No Parking Plan Clears Snow On City Streets
Waller Riss Loday urged residents to cooperate with the streets department to clear snow from off center streets. Motorists were asked to avoid parking on Washington Street from Maple to the alley by Woolworth, Maint Street from Mill to First, and South Street from Mill to First. Snow removal will start at 11 p.m and parked vehicles on these areas will be towed.
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Model Boy Held For Robbery and Murder
Police report a suburban Norwalk youth, Nyals Andresson, age unknown, described as an Explorer Scout and student, held for robbery and murder. Authorities say he and his brother Aarot participated in multiple robberies including a liquor store heist, with Nyall wielding a 23 cal revolver and cash seized. He was jailed on suspicion of murder as detectives investigate the case. further details continue on Page Three.
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Date Set for Kinzua Hearing on Dam Project
Court scheduled a pre hearing conference for Friday January 17 to discuss a injunction to halt construction of a large dam on the Allegheny River near the New York border in Warren County. Edward F ONeill and Ralph Boyd are expected to participate as counsel and attorney.
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Leader May Seeks Federal Aid For Pennsylvania Unemployment
State Senator William J. Lane says Leader May plans to urge Congress to back a national approach to Pennsylvania unemployment. Lane and the governor discuss a possible special session, with efforts to steer federal funds to jobs, urban renewal, public works, and defense-related spending to aid the commonwealth amid 300,000 unemployed.
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75 Per Cent Of Area Students Safe From Polio
A survey by the local school medical staff shows nearly three quarters of students including those at St Edward's have protection against polio. Of 1,557 elementary students, 1,121 have full protection, 244 have one or two shots, 181 have none. In the seventh and eighth grades at St Edward's, 1,100 qualified, 798 fully protected, 21 one or two shots, 100 none. 281 students lack vaccination due to family inaction or access, with free vaccine offered where finances are a barrier and school nurses to assist.
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Erie C of C Offers To Assist Planning Board
Erie County Chamber of Commerce offers aid to the Planning Board as it convened at the county courthouse. Eight of nine members attended. Robert Glawacks resigned, prompting the vacancy. Merle Babbitt reported on a Pillsbury trip to the state convention of county planning boards. Fred Ross urged hiring a consultant to craft a master plan, while a preexisting committee continues interviews for a county planning director.
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Congress Opens 85th Session Drives Defense Funds Fast
Congress begins its 85th session with a top priority request for 1.26 billion dollars in defense funds. House and Senate leaders signal rapid action as hearings on McElroy and the defense needs proceed. President Eisenhower urged swift supplemental appropriations, and lawmakers from both parties express support for promptly funding missile programs.
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Hunt 2 Gamblers In Murder Of Gangland Chief
District Attorney Frank 8 Ho gari has ordered a nationwide search for two gamblers wanted for questioning in a racketeering killing linked to a gangland chief. The alert followed a fatal shooting last night in Havin Chiba as investigators pursue leads.
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Five Killed As U S Jet Planes Crash In Storm
Five airmen died when two U S supersonic jets collided in a snowstorm near Hers to day. German police reported three German crewmen were killed in the crash in forested area. The planes, based at Landstuhl, were on a temporary assignment with the Luftwaffe and were not immediately identified. A blizzard and low visibility hampered rescue efforts.
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Pilot missing after forced down over Albania and NATO air incident
A badly garbled report notes an Air Force jet pilot, possibly Mydor Howard Curryn of Pratt, Kansas, Tacoma, Washington, who disappeared December 23 during a training flight from Chateauroux, France to Naples. The text loosely references Albania, a Soviet satellite, and a British vessel with six people aboard during a New Year event.
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Bloodmobile Collects 129 Pints in Cobry Visit
Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Cobry drew 129 pints and 144 donors with 15 deferred for health reasons. Cobry Jamestown contributed 49 donors, plant workers forming the majority. Robert Tunnel, blood bank chair, noted strong turnout from local industries and additional donors from CJ and nearby towns.
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Four sleds stolen amid sliding rumor and panic
A Tur Set Rep Taste WeH report notes four sleds stolen during snows near 111 Kemon Street. Local residents, including Joy Mits, reported disruptions as police and youths tracked down the culprits amid a public concern over winter safety.
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Actress Hsin Turker Bine Fourth Vd Wy Test
Fragmented readable text describes an actress named Hsin Turker Bine undergoing a fourth test related to Vd Wy. Mentions Chris Paul Clemens, a six-year-old boy, and scattered identifiers like Paull Day Cenusns and Joe Last Wehib Mist PAU kins.
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Winds Hamper Atlas Firing Preparations
Winds of 30 mph hindered preparations for an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test at the Atlas complex. The Weather Bureau projected no easing until tonight, risking a postponement to tomorrow. The Navy and Atlas crews worked amid strong winds and bright lights as they prepared the 600 mile range system and observed the red warning ball not yet raised.
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Fumes Fatal To Young Rocketeer
A year old rocketry enthusiast died yesterday from the effects of chemical fumes encountered while experimenting in the kitchen. His father found him unconscious on the floor after being unable to rescue him, and authorities described the incident as a fatal lab accident.
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General Gavin in Senate Missile Hearings and Retirement Talks
Key senators pressed General Gavin during missile hearings as discussions intensified about his retirement timeline and potential four star assignment. Secretary Brucker stated no job alternatives were offered, while Gavin faced possible roles in Europe or as commander of the 7th Army before a 1988 promotion, amid calls to reorganize the Joint Chiefs of Staff’s structure.
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Soviet dispatches deny clue on mystery rocket
Dispatches from Moscow today gave no answer to Monday’s report of a Russian rocket with a man aboard. Soviet officials and agencies said they had no information. Western broadcasts quoted Tass officials calling the claims incomprehensible while the White House cautioned there was no confirmation.
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North Sea Storm Cripples Two Ships
A violent North Sea storm crippled two ships off Hamburg. The 503-ton Dutch motor ship Cupel ig likely capsized or grounded, while the 4500-ton freighter Coron was towed toward port by a tug. Rescue operations were underway with crews reported safe.
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