Slowdown in Mid East plan delays hearings
Congressional committee head says current last minute developments slow progress on Eisenhower Middle East resolution. Hearings may extend into next week with hoped passage by end of January as Secretary Dulles seeks a quick session. Policy proposes possible use of U S troops if needed to defend against Soviet aggression in the region.
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Washington
Gorsion
House For Men Affairs
Eisenhower Middle East Resoluutony
Gordon
Hossain
Gaveon
Howes
Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
Heljy
Sks
Black protesters plan new bid for bus integration
A task force of about one hundred Black activists in Atlanta announces a nonviolent, courtesy driven campaign to end bus segregation. The plan, called the Love and Brotherhood movement, includes six mass meetings and strict adherence to nonviolence in word and deed.
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Athusita
South
Leroy Collins
Frank Clement
Tennsee
Fire Damage Delays New Train First Run
A revolutionary twin-shaped train suffered a fire on its diesel unit. the front engine pulled the rest to Grand Central, while a damaged car derailed and caused delays. The prototype was aimed to run New York to Boston tomorrow, with a return trip planned later today.
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New York
Tneas
MiGton
Grand Central
Kersina
New Borphellé
Ai House
Serview
Tmnfyg
Minkesh
Boston
YoueTun
Cheamery Sirike Ends at Hershey Creamery in Settlement
In Hershey Pennsylvania a dispute at the Hershey Estates creamery ended today with management and the bakery and confectionery workers aster reaching an agreement. The accord settles strikes or stoppages involving 24 workers and marks a closure of the labor action at the facility. Details of the terms were not disclosed.
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Cheamery Sirike
Hershey
Ibeweuks
Hirshey Estates
Aster
Student Murders Ex-Fiancee Then Commits Suicide
In Vermillion an "Seth Dakota" coed was killed by a former fiancé, Donald Steele, 20, a university sophomore. He then fatally shot himself. Authorities say Steele had repeatedly threatened the woman after she ended their engagement. The tragedy followed prior concerns about his emotional state and influenced life at the local university.
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Seth Dakota
Henself
Jobin
Donald Steele
Clay Colunty
Thigodore Dolney
Stee
D & Steele
Robbinsdale
Minn
Down
Bryer
Apa Steele
Bruyer
Steele
Briyer
Howard Connors
Sinleeeiy
Meri
Hutte
Avmbue
N. High
Eo Homp
East Germany and China Renew Soviet Support
East Germany and China reaffirmed support for the Soviet Union amid tensions with the United States and Western powers. Moscow announced talks with Beijing focused on fostering friendly relations and greater cooperation within the Soviet led world communist movement.
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East Germany
China
Saubeow
Gnlanas
Chott
Chol Nsom
Polad
Lin
Moscow
Krem
Brenifaist
Ussr
People’s Republic of China
Atlanta
Murder Suspect Attacks Court Aide At Trial
A murder trial in Delaware County features an incident where the accused attacked a court aide. The defendant Edward No vee allegedly seized the aide during proceedings, with deputy Good Clerk and others attempting to restrain him as the courtroom tense moment occurred. The record notes injuries to Mrs. atnherige Jones and mentions dates and names linked to the case.
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Delaware County
Springfield
Belme
Atntherige Jones
Fayehteas
Civil rights action urged as Congress sought precedent
Sen Hubert Humphrey and colleagues pressed for federal civil rights measures, urging Congress to set a precedent in protecting voting and employment rights. They highlighted Eisenhower’s program, Dirksen and Keating backing, while opponents argued the 1957 battles were not over. House support appeared lukewarm as Senate resistance lingered.
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Hahinnencall
Congress
Pres Det Eisenhower
Sen. Dirksen
REM
Wihler
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Wisenhower
Justice Department
Humphrey
Sen
Scott
D-Nc
House
Senate
White House
Citizens Bank Deposits Hit New High in 1956
Citizens Bank reported record highs at its South Center Street meeting. Assets reached new peaks. loans totaled 2,595 with 108 noted as West inbrigage-type. Shareholders represented 8,000 outstanding shares. D. B. Taggart resigned as director and George Ne Orentt was elected to fill the vacancy. New officers named included G. J. Donaldson president Charles Bracken executive vice president M. O. Baldwin cashier S. Walter Sweet assistant cashier C. Contd Monroe assistant cashier and Lonn C Mévikét assistant trust officer. Directors elected were G. W. Donato Feldt Torrivein R. A. Ott Jr W. L. Peake R. Rosshicher G N. Crouth and Charles Braeken.
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Esbs
South Center Street Bank
Persore
D. B. Taggart
George Ne Orentt
G.7. Donaldson
Charles Bracken
Aid
M. OD. Baldwin
Walter
Sweet
Chamber drafts 1957 budget and committee plan
The Chamber of Commerce drafts a tentative 1957 budget and schedules future committee meetings. They will revise bylaws, appoint committees for Keep Pace With Tomorrow, and set orientation meetings for retail and construction sectors. A general reception for new members is planned later in January with speakers Bowman and Thrinen.
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Teleinal
Crientare
Diversified Groupe
Memters O
John ‘Bowman
Greater Tre Chamber of Commerce
Ray Thrinen
Shduetrink Sranawer
Thei Grin Chamber
Eisenhower Seeks Record Military Budget for Next Year
President Eisenhower plans a total military budget request of about 90.2 billion dollars for the upcoming fiscal year. The Air Force would receive 17.8 billion, the Navy 11.3 billion, the Army 10.0 billion, and Defense Department expenses 0.2 billion, surpassing prior requests by several billion.
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New York Times
Uxley
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Washington
Navy
Army
Defense Department
Daylight holdup at South Side savings and loan
Two armed bandits robbed Lyman Savings and Loan on Arlington Avenue using a German Luger. They rifled a safe of cash missing $5,000, then fled in a nearby car. Victims included Miss Jen Gross a teller and several officers held at gunpoint in the manager's office. Police search for suspects describe one taller gunman in dirty clothes and a shorter accomplice with gray long hair.
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Wibeeeeeet
South Side Savings and Loan Association
Lyman Savings and Lout Association
Arlington Avenue
Jen Gross
Ene
Miss Cross
Mannagers
Miss Gross
Biher Finn
One Killed In Head-on Crash on Route 22
A head-on collision on Route 22 in Churchill Borough last night killed Sherwood H Bierleng, about 25, of Mapningside. He died at Columbia Hospital. Donald Kebbel of Pwr was admitted with lacerations and possible leg fracture.
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Churchi Borough
Sherwood H .Bierleng
Mapningside
Waa
Columbia Hospital
Donald
Kebbel
Pwr
Egypt to Take Suez to UN and Bank Directors Elected
A stock split proposal for FREON EEN faced opposition from shareholders who feared a too large 10 for 1 split would erode book value. At a directors meeting F. Matlin Keppel was elected president and chairman as eight directors serve on the board including A. Brice Smith. The bank moved 40000 from undivided profits to surplus, in the first months of 1956, with new officers named Joseph W. Quignon vice president and H W Powers cashier. Also mentioned are recovery efforts from forest fires affecting Malibu and nearby areas.
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CMY Rta
Yilm
Ney
Lieboek
Whic
F. Matlin Keppel
H. H. Keppel
University of Virginia
U. S. Navy
Pennsylvia Bankers School
Pennsylvania State University
American Institue of Banking
Erie County Bankers Association
A. Brice Smith
Mc+ Innes Steel Co
Joseph W. Guignon
Worth Hmmmond
H.W. Powers
Barney B. Snyder
Barbara K. Treat
H. Martin Keppel
Bok
Aotal
Pirot
Dilso
Ol Hat
Madi
Joseph W. Quignon
M. Lillian Murray
William Donaldson
Egypt rejects talks on canal with France and Britain
United Nations in New York reports Egypt plans to push the Suez Canal dispute to the General Assembly where blocs back the Arab claim to sole control of the waterway. Abdel Kader Hatem, the information director, says Cairo will not negotiate bilaterally with Britain or France and insists on UN framework. Egypt seeks support from Asian, African, and Soviet allies as tensions rise amid Turkish and other regional maneuvers.
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Egypt
UN General Assembly
Abdel Kader Hawm
Beypuat
Direstor
Anit
Britain
Reynt
United Natione
Genert Assembly
Hutem
Tariel
Capa
Anubis
Tergel
Sing Desert
Bunther
Sinai Rey
Hytem
St Pli
Dag Hammrarskjold
Ict
Tntarn Madiary
France
Hatem
Bern
Connel
Ike Will Deliver State Of Union Speech In Person
President Eisenhower plans to address Congress in person with a concise State of the Union message. He reportedly agreed under pressure from congressional leaders to appear, aiming to focus on immediate priorities rather than a broad agenda.
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Ike
Easton
Frabklin Dy
Roosevelt Tisenhower
Jaguen
Aero Union to Vote on End to Incentive Plan
The Aero Union plans a special meeting at 10 oclock in Rex Wheater to decide whether to drop the incentive plan at Aero Supply Mit Co Inc The lodge leader urged all members to attend including those on layoff who are eligible to vote Jack Wilson of Aero personnel said the company will drop the plan as the incentive system does not fit current operations A management union meeting today aimed at a compromise for a ballot tomorrow.
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Aero Supply Mit Co
Tnc
Aero Union
Rex Wheater
Glyde Brengemut
Provident
Hhe Lodge
Ir Annoyticligenie
Tose
Jack Wilson
Aera Personnel Din Tent
Ml Ube
Aimetts Bolt
Jewis
Eden Quits As England's Prime Minister
Charles Eden announces resignation as prime minister after 24 months in office. Queen Elizabeth II accepts the resignation following a late emergency cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street. Eden travels to Buckingham Palace, signaling possible cabinet changes as Britain faces political shakeup.
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Eden
England
Lua Wu
Anmuunivest
Fiizabeth TE
Kaden
Buckingham Palace
No. 10 Downing Street
Aden
London
Prine
Edin
Cabiiek
Brilste
Elizabeth 1
Sandrinellem
Norfolk Homb
Silion
Muceno
Biden
Sindeinehans
Tonolka
Buckeinehans Palace
Heke
Ste
Montis
Exeliequet “Haron
Mocmilian
Sid Lard Prey Beal R. Acutlee
Fadee
Agither
Li Egy
Tate
Bloodmobile visit in Corry praised as small success
The Red Cross blood drive in Corry drew 99 donations from 168 needed with 49 walk ins and 10 no shows. Moose Club volunteers and local officials organized the visit, the first in the area, with next stops planned for April 16 and a team from Jamestown contributing five pints to support the effort.
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Red Cross
Corry
Tani
Moose Club
Robert Tynnell
Inve
Moose WO
Jannatown
Train Derailment disrupts freight route near Pensy River
A freight train derailed today near a Pensy River area along the Ste quohauria River corridor. Officials report one worker missing and two others injured while crews assess damage to the Peel Meposit branch lines and nearby rails. The exact cause remains under investigation by the railroad.
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Pentonante Railroad
Pbsbinge Prk
Eol Wood
Peonsy
Columbus , Peel Meposit
Stequohauria
McKnight Receives Large Salary Increase at County Board
County board meeting approves salary hikes for many workers. McKnight’s pay rises from 1200 to 2400 dollars yearly, plus substantial boosts for Estelle Muni, Robert Robintoun, Edwin Gerbracht, and other officials. Some staff face smaller increases while probation and tuberculosis hospital staff are examined separately.
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Samotney
McKnight
Tixuriet
Herbie Johnson
Evie County
Court House
Estelle Muni
E Epty
Robert Robintoun
Chick
Edwin Gerbracht
Tanger Court of Commissioners
Leven
Woman Succumbs From Gas Fumes TrEvent Art547
Elizabeth Ballina community mourns after two elderly sisters Florence Kline and Ming Barman die from gas leaking in a residence. One daughter survived, and a second woman, 44 years old, was revived after exposure. Investigation underway into cause and safety failures.
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Elizabeth Ballina
Formice Pikney
Florence Kline
Mie Ming Barman
Kline
Bi Hee
Weekilie Lath Tait
Pittsburgh
Tye Neighor
Thuy Pulsrut
Biddman
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