Oil price hikes grow from Suez impact on US fuel supply
The United States faces gasoline and home heating fuel increases as the Suez Canal crisis tightens crude oil availability and spurs industry price pressures. Oil executives argue higher prices are necessary to cover rising costs and spur new production, while some worry about inflation and uneven regional effects.
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New York
United States
England
Suez Canal
Uncle Sam
France
Europe
Jersey Standard
H. H. Hewetson
Middle East
Jackson
Miss
W. M. Vaughey
Independent Petrol Jeu Association of America
Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting and Officers Elected
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual congregational meeting followed by a corporation meeting at the Church of the Covenant Eng this week. Officers for the church and church school were elected and a Board of Deacons approved. Elder and trustee appointments for 1957 were announced and forthcoming ordinations set for January.
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Nathan Pittman
Stony Brook Academy
Stony Brook
Reg
Pil F. Bauer
West Park Place
Paul F. Bauer
Erie
Church of the Covenant Iu
Eng
Presbyterian Church Congregational
First Presbyterian Church
Jackie ‘Paulson
Virginia McCray
H. L. B. Mackees
William Hall
Paul Heasley
Robert Johnson
Euland Harvey
Paul Shannon
J. Donald Watson
Samuel Wood
Edward Boggs
Kenneth Burr
Raymond Carey
William Stright
Lawrence Davison
Robert Galbreath
Marion Smith
Lawrence McCray
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Bruce Summerville
Guy Sutton
Wiliam Leaty
Borold Wolfe
Raymond Weber
W.W. Graham
Impressive PTA Membership Drive Boosts Area Clubs
The Gerry Area PTA Council reports 1,298 members across seven city and divinity schools after a drive led by Harding School yielding 49 new members for full 100 percent participation. Efforts aim to recruit husbands and fathers to widen activity and benefit from expanded programs. Current enrollments: Dean School Columbus 127 Concord 170 Spring Creek 68 Conway 155 Wright 393 Cony Area Junior Senior 6.
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PTA
Gerry Area
PTA Council
Harding School
Patente Wrberest
Arcan
Corneil
Otder
Dean
Columbus
Concord
Spring Creek
Conelway
Wright
Cony Area
Mrs Sorenson Hosts Carter Hill Aid Dinner
Mrs T R Sorenson of West Washington street hosted the Carter Hill Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Twenty two people attended a bountiful noontime dinner. President Mrs Carl Lind erg led the afternoon business meeting and devotions were led by Mrs Miss Voix Morsia. The group pledged to renew focus on the old society and planned to meet again in February.
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T. R. Sorenson
Carter Hill Aid
West Washington Street
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Aid
Carl Linderg
Miss- Voix Morsia
Old Society
Glenn
Local Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Howard Ross
Mrs Howard Ross of Raymond fivenue hosted last evening for the bridge club Two tables of contract were played with guests Mrs Richard Grinuny and Mrs John Siiget. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Kinley and Mrs Ross, with a special award to Mrs William Myers. The hostess served a salad course before adjournment to meet with Mrs Myers of dani ary dist.
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Howard Ross
Raymond Fivenue
Briden Club
Richard Grinuny
John Siiget
Fred Kinley
Ross
William Myers
Myers
Dani~ary Dist
Emmanuel Guild Holds Regular Session At Emmanuel Church
The Emmanuel Guild met yesterday afternoon at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Mrs Velma Moore gave a prayer led by Rev W Seitz. Mrs Harvey reviewed part of the book Secret of Effective Prayer. Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs Charles Kromas were named as contacts committee for the February 14 meeting.
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Emmanuel Guild
Inidersraff
Emmanuel Episcopal ‘Church
Velma Moore
W. ©. Seitz
Harvey Rose
Elizabeth Rogers
Charles Kromas
Helping Hand Club Elects New Officers
The Helping Hand club met at TOOR Aidt with 14 members present for an all day session. A noon tureen dinner preceded the afternoon business meeting where Loretta Belden was reported to continue as club officer. officers named include Bidred Wickwire Lovelind Firs Lovelund and Suid. The next meeting is planned for two weeks hence.
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Iyo
Loretta Belden
Club
Mra
Enn Bidred
Providenty
Inv Awickwire
Ora Lovelind
Treasury Ud Me
Firsvoy
Lovelund
Sustotary
VEW Auxiliary Plans Card Party Event at VFW Garden Room
VEW Auxiliary met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post to organize a February 11 card party. Mrs Alfred Cone will chair with Mrs Anna Sial Per vestiments Miss Hazel Shuss prizes and tickets Mex Branley Malek reservations and Miss Helen Porter tables. Proceeds fund maintenance at Corry Memorial Hospital isolation nursery. The group also approved annual contribution to the National President's Fund. Eva Arnold won the attendance award. Next Sunday meeting set for January 24.
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VEW
VFW Post Home
Alfred Cone
Cone
Yarloltg
Anna Siale
Hazel-Shuss
Branley Malek
Helen Porter
Corry ‘Memoriil Hospital
Eva Arnold
Laatening
Mrs. Weston Hosts Card Group Evening With Dinner Plans
Mrs. Charles Weston of West Pleasant street hosted a card club last evening with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr., Mrs. Robert Hunt, and Mrs. Ernest McMichael. Hosts served hot sandwiches Relishes pie and coffee. Plans were made to meet again in two weeks for a dinner party at Ginnie's restaurant on January 23. Mrs Gates Roden will host the next card group gathering at her West Smith street home.
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Charles Weston
West Pleasant Street
Harry Paulson Jr
Robert Hunt
Ernest McMichael
Plang
Jeet
Gates Roden
West Smith Street
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs C A Hillstrom
Local bridge club met last evening with hostess Mrs C A Hillstrom of Wayne Street. Prize winners in two-table play were Mrs Joseph Furst and Mrs H Martin Keppel. Mrs Furst also received the traveling prize. The group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs John M L Mohr after dessert and lunch.
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Bridge Club
C. A. Hillstrom
C.A. Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Joseph Furst
H. Martin Keppel
Furst
John ML Mohr
Daughter Pamela Janice Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Klinger
A daughter, Pamela Janice, was born Sunday at Westfield Hospital to Mr Richard Klinger and Mrs Sherman Klinger, residents of the city.
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Pamela Janice
Westfield Hospital
Richard Klinger
Sherman
This City
Catholic Daughters Hold January Business Session
The Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters met at the Knights of Columbus Hall with Mrs. Nick Marty presiding. A planned social on January 24 featured Raymond Bachemer presenting films while gifts of cards were to follow. The group reported 35 Christmas gifts to city sick and aged, and volunteers were sought to sew vestments for St Thomas parish.
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Co ‘Conception No
Catholic ‘Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Nick Marty
W. Bracken Jr
Raymond Bachemer
Anna Shields
Arthur Pitts
Sewing Committed
St. Thomas’ Parish
Cory
CDA
J. F. Needham
Agnes Lynch
Leo Hooks
Ann Baresi
Leon Doleski
Rabet” Gleason
W Bracken Jr
Cochairman
Lebanese Envoy Arrives In Paris Over Suez Settlement
Lebanese Foreign Minister Charles Malik arrived in Paris with Nasser's terms for a Suez settlement. He planned to outline these to the French government after lengthy talks with Nasser in Cairo. Malik would present the Egyptian ideas and limits of possible outcomes at the UN General Assembly in New York.
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Lebanon
Paris
Charles Malik
Nasser
Malik
Cairo
UN General Assembly
New York
Suez
Egypt
Elvis Presley Cleared For Army Induction Process
The official word is Elvis Presley has passed his pre induction exam and is now fully acceptable for military service. He completed the examination Friday and a call up may take months.
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Elvis
Memphis
Elvis Presley
Armed Services
Budapest Workers Walkout and Reds Reply With Guns
Budapest labor unrest erupts as about a thousand workers walk off at two Budapest railroad equipment shops. Unconfirmed reports say Hungarian militiamen fired on workers and Russian armored cars were in the area south west of Budapest. Wages, renewed Stalinism, and prospective layoffs fuel the protests amid clashes with Communist trade unions.
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Blercene
Ssusigaly Oal
Budapest
UN probes Hungary amid Middle East tensions
Reports say Egypt barred an Israeli ship from the Gulf of Aqaba en route to Israel as Egyptian and Jordanian forces move. Burns indicates Israeli evacuation from the coastal Gaza area by January 26. In a separate UN debate, Taraell defense spokesmen deny massive troop concentrations on the Jordanian front, calling it a cover for raids by fedayeen units.
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Seeshlinites
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Joel
Burns
Iraeli
Evarish
Mediterranean
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Assembly
Hungary
Trentley
Taraell
Inderuealem
Fedayeen
Clark Raps Ike's Civil Service Plans
Washington Senator Clark criticizes the Eisenhower administration for taking people out of the civil service and aims to advance merit system ideals. He backs legislation to grant civil service leaves for study in public administration and plans to discuss it with Senator Johnson, chair of the Senate post office and civil service committee. Clark will serve on three committees including banking and currency and the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Clark
Eisenlee
Civit
Johnson
D-So
Senate
Post Office and Civil Servic
Clarke
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Clear Bishop Of Accusations Cleared In Church Probe
Special Investigating committee clears Methodist Bishop W. Angie Smith of accusations he capitalized on office by accepting gifts from preachers and churches. The panel says complaints are baseless and exonerates him fully. Rev. James J. Stewart of Albuquerque is accused of smear tactics and unminimized conduct as he vows to continue circulating complaints.
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Uriunen
W. Angie Smith
AllmieTt
James J. Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Stewart
Olkinghoma
New Mexico
West Texas
Marriage Record Sets Reno Local Marriage Milestone
Justice of the Peace William Beemer presided over a 1966 ceremony for 9153 couples in Reno, setting a local record and possibly a Nevada mark. He projected marriage fee income around $45,000. District officials noted support for up to one-year federal civil service leaves to study public administration while employed, ensuring students remain paid.
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Justice of the Pesce
William Beemer
Nevada
District of Columbia
Clark
Public Administration
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