OAS Names Nicaragua as Source of Costa Rica Invasion
The OAS council blamed Nicaragua for arming and aiding the invasion of Costa Rica. Costa Rican forces advance toward La Cruz as reports of border material flowing from Nicaragua surface. The council urged Nicaragua to stop war materials and consider measures under the Rio de Janeiro Pact if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAS
Nicaragua
Costa ‘Rica
Panama
Associated Press
Washington
Organization of American States
Costa Rica
la Cruz
OAS Council
Como Rios
Jose Mora
Five-Nation Commission
George Gazera
Hazera
Ghillermo Sevilla Sucasa
Costa Rich
Hearing Set On Sheppard Plea And Bail Request
Appellate judges plan to decide Monday whether to grant bail to Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard while they hear his appeal from a life sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn. He has no credit for time served and faces a parole possibility after ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveuapas
Samuel H. Sheppard
Nia
Sheppard
Marilyn
Edward Clyshin
Almos
Wait and See Attitude on Russia Nuclear Offer
American officials adopted a wait and see frame after the Soviet Union announced willingness to share nuclear know how. AEC Chairman Strauss called the move partial toward Eisenhower’s peace plan and noted the Russians gave no details on materials or an international control mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Eisenhower
U. N
White House
State Department
International Atomic Energy Agency
U. N. Security Council
Strauss
Aiegsmen
New Yorks
United States
Britain
France
Canada
India
Day Hammarskjold
Former Corry child slayers seek clemency from pardons board
District Attorney Damian McLaughlin reports two murderers and a robber from Erie County have applied for clemency. Sisto Sanchez and George Wing seek pardons for past murders, Oscar R. Goetz seeks relief for a 1936 hold up. McLaughlin opposes Wing and Goetz. Sanchez is aged 89 and claims to have served eight to sixteen years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pardons Board
Damian McLaughlin
Sisto Sanchez
Erie
Maxtod
George Wing
Corrytte
Oscar R. Goetz
John Reinhold
McLaughlin
United States
Buit
Wing
Cioela
Sanahien
Western State Penitentiary
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
Salvation Army
McKeesport
Goets
Roinhold
Goetz
John Gambrese
Calabrese
Gools
Fire damages Pittsburgh shop complex in pre-dawn blaze
A pre-dawn fire damaged a Bully Sage Shop and United Candy Store on the ground floor of a three story brick building in Pittsburgh. Fire crews fought the flames for about five hours with damage unofficially estimated at $50,000. The cause is not yet determined though believed to have started in the candy store.
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United Candy
Homeatoad
Igeeri
Truck Scrapes Car in Corry but Not a Hit and Run
Police investigated what appeared to be a hit and run in Corry but concluded a misunderstanding occurred. Donald Harris reported a red truck with a railroad name struck his car on North Center Street, then drove away without leaving his vehicle.
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Corry
Donald Harris
Clymer
Marning
Harris
North Center Street
Stirling
Brie
Bele
Ali Tarria
Haris
Trial Set in Local Damage Suit Over Snow Hazard
John J. Neylon of 212 East Pleasant Street sues the city in a damage case claiming injuries from a snow pile on Fallon North Center Street. The trial at Bile County Courthouse begins next Monday with Neylon represented by William Peiffer and city by Roger Brown.
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Corry
Tril
Bile County
John J. Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Fallon North Center
Mr. Neyton
William Peiffer
Sol Cior
Roger Brown
Duane Street Dispute Over City Street Status
Melvin Cobbett representing Donald McMartin questioned the city assess- ment claiming Duane Street may be private property not a city street. He cited unsigned ordinances from 1804 and 186, noting changes to width and status while many neighbors testified about moving and assessments tied to West Church and East Pleasant streets.
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Melvin Cobbett
Donald McMartin
Mead Avenue
Board of Tax Revider
Duane Street
Cobbett
West Wayne Street
Essex Street
City Street
Lena Batchen
East Washington Street
Dorothy Holbrook
George T. Downey
East Pleasant Street
Corry
West Church Street
George Strong
Eric
Harry Baruch
West Bond Stret
Isabelle Foster
West Pleasant Street
Carmine
Charles Willett
East Malls Street
Lester Danner
East Pleasantslrnd
Plaud Webb
King Street
Mira
Mary Morton
Parkestro
Harry Chris
East Main Street
Paul Spiesman
West Washington Street
Charles Spiesman
West Smith Street
Truman Ov Day
Prank Karkoski
Norbert Buchomnov
Johnn Kennedy
Wayne Street
Snow Delays Spread Across Pennsylvania State
Snow blanketed parts of Pennsylvania with the Southeast seeing about an inch, the Northeast one to two inches, and the central and western regions three inches. Rain and sleet were forecast to follow with temperatures near freezing, slowing travel. Philadelphia reported a low near 28 degrees while Blairsville and Philidelphi stood around 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsylvani
U. S
Philadelphia
Blairsville
Phillipeburn
Philidelphi
Eisenhower backs UN push to free 11 American airmen
President Eisenhower affirmed U.N. support for efforts to win release of 11 American fliers held by the Chinese Reds. Hammarskjold said his Peiping mission marked a first step with open negotiations to free the airmen and possibly other U.N. personnel. The president warned against provocative actions and emphasized restraint to protect the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
U.N
Associated Press
Washington
U. N
Dug Hammarskjold
Red Chine
Idrit Eisenhower
Torestall
Linneinners
Congress
Hammarskjold
Peiping
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Scretary of
Dulles
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Command Dulles
Eisenhower
Pelpinig
United States
China
Concord Talks Progress Between Adenauer and Mendes France
West German Chancellor Adenauer and French Premier Mendes France announced progress in Paris treaty talks after a 14 hour session. They reported favorable developments on Saar disputes and agreed on international supervision for the Saar plebiscite while debating a broader European economic plan.
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Presa
Baden
Germany
West Germah
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Pierre Mendes France
Saar
Adenauer
Thie
Mendes-France
Ludwig Erhard
Vancouver man Ivins Adam jailed for extortion plot
Ivins Adam, 44, sentenced to two years in jail in Vancouver for attempting to extort 200000 from Vincent Astor and a Canadian millionaire. Adam pleaded guilty to aiming 150000 from Astor and 50000 from Emrly Raifel, saying money troubles and his wife’s hospitalization forced the crime.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ivins Adam
Vincent Aator
New York
Adam
Salzburg
Austria
Astor
Emrly Raifel
Oscar Ort
Trial Run Set For Atomic Sub Nautilus to begin sea trials in Groton
The Nautilus, the world’s first atomic submarine, will start sea trials Monday about two months later than expected. Navy announced the ship will move from Groton dock for surface trials involving propulsion equipment. The vessel uses atomic, diesel and electric power. A second 5,000-ton atomic-powered submarine is under construction at Groton yards. Two more atomic submarines have been authorized.
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Washinton
Navy
Groton
Conn
Tha Ben Wolf
Groton Yards
Veteran pilot joins Aero staff in New York area
Officials of Avro Supply May. Gu Inc announce William Hunt of Amityville Long Island joins the sales staff as Eastern representative. Hunt, a veteran pilot since 1938, has 10 000 flight hours and previously served as personal pilot to JP Morgan family members. He flew in RAF service during World War II and helped ferry bombers from Canada to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avro Supply
Gu, Inc
William ©. Hunt
Amityville
Long Island
Hunt
Stunt
Aed Firma Ax Gruntman
Republic
Fairchhild
Consolidated
JP. Morgan
Britain
Royal Air Force ‘Transportation Corps
Corry Pedestrian Safety Report Competing in National Contest
Corry's 1954 pedestrian safety program and accident records were sent to the American Automobile Association in Washington for judging in the 16th National Pedestrian Protection Contest. H. M. Drake, chief of police, notes Corry had no pedestrian fatalities last year and urges adherence to safety rules while outlining contest details and expected outcomes. Also mentioned are local fatalities and corporate official deaths in Pittsburgh area notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Corry
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
H. M. Drake
United States
Drake
Babson Sees Local Telephone Stocks As Best Buy
Babson Pari Mass columnist Roger W Babson argues strong long term value in telephone company stocks. He praises local independent systems and major carriers like American Telephone and Telegraph as steady investments with growth potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Bablot
Babson Pari
Mass
Ames
Wallaleot
Tocal Bank
Storse
Boll
American Telephone and Telegraph Gerpury
Guizado Linked to Assassination of Predecessor
National Assembly impeaches President Jose Ramon Guizado and orders his arrest and trial on charges tied to planning the assassination of predecessor Jose Antonio Remon. Ruben Miro confesses he carried out the shooting at a race track with Guizado’s knowledge. Arias Espinosa sworn in as third chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizada
Jose Antonio Remon
Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Ruben Miro
Remon
Jansary
Gulzada
Guizada
Miro
Ating
Tag 8
Guilzadio
Rodolfo Saint Malo
Guigado
Jose Ramon Jr
Gusendo
Saint Malo
Police Seek Vandals On Washington Street
Police investigate vandalism on Albert Bunn’s property at 248 West Washington Avenue. Officers were alerted yesterday after someone damaged a window and scratched the car while Morley Drake notes tampering with equipment violates state vehicle laws.
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Washington Street
Capes
Albert Bunn
Washington
Polar Laduy
Yeaterday
Spamn
Hirwan
Ty Deeem
Morley Drake
Paul
Ote
Wien
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Russia
Pittsburgh
3Om
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Dauphin County
Helen W. Boeck
Carlinie
AERO
Sonoma
Calli
Mra
Iack London
Ist
VIEIN
Cai Pitteburgh
Buruet H Williamson
Wikinaburg
Lal, Hight
North Braddock
Babson
Cote Aldey
U. & Independent Terephair Association
A. Munger Mutluinip
Ue General ‘Telephone
Guizado
Espinosa
Nation
Ramon
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