U S Stands Firm On Reunification Of Germany
Washington reports that the United States backs reunification of Germany through free nationwide elections while not ruling out future policy revisions. Officials note discussions of alternative paths with Soviet contacts and reiterate Dulles approval of free elections as the goal, amid Soviet demilitarization proposals.
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Washington
United States
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Soviet Union
State Department
Wilhelm Grewe
Herbert Dittmann
Foreign Office
Dulles
Grewe
Lincoln White
Europe
Eisenhower
Area Editor Pushes Erie Freeway Plan
Meadville editor Robert S. Bates, chairman of the Erie Pittsburgh West Virginia Freeway Assn., urged Gov Elect David L. Lawrence to weigh the Erie to Pittsburgh freeway as urgent for Pennsylvania. Bates criticized the interstate priority list and stressed benefits from the St. Lawrence Seaway and Port Erie development to counter Ohio competition. He called on Lawrence and highways chief designate Martin Look to consider unique Pennsylvania needs and push rapid construction.
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Meadville
Va. Ann
Robert S. Bates
West Virginia
David L. Lawrence
Bates
Meadville Tribune
Pittsburgh
Highways Department
Erie
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ohio
Rence
Secretary of Highways
Martin
U S delivers aid to Jordan to ease Hidgel deficit
Amman Jordan The United States today delivered 21.5 million dollars to the Jordan treasury as the balance of the seven million pledge to relieve the Jordanian government's deficit. The aid aims to support the fiscal relief program and stabilize the HIDGEL shortfall amid the ongoing financial strain.
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Jordan
Amman
United States
U. S
Tragedy Near Pensacola Claims Six Navy Lives
A Navy work party convoy collided with a fuel truck on a secondary road near Pensacola, killing six sailors and injuring three. The deceased include Richard A. Saab, 20, and six others aged 18 to 18, with William M. Hammond, Michael G McMahon, Frederick E. Bates, Darcey G. Powell, and Thomas J. Ragsdale among the fallen. The driver of the Navy vehicle, identified as Robert Albany, 30, from Lynnwood, Cal, survived.
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Reneneves
Navy
Wagorre
Pensnooks
Wick Drilver
Robert Albaigh
Lynnwood
Calif
Barin Field
Foley
Ale
Whitine Field
Pensacola
Barin
Whiting
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Richard A. Saab
Joseph George Saal
Cambridge
Thomas J. Ragsdale
John A. Ragsdale
Gay City
Ind
Student Detained In Jerusalem After Border Crossing
U S consulate reports daily contact with a New York University student detained in Jerusalem after crossing the border by mistake. He is said to be treated well while attending a Jewish studies course at Hebrew University. Authorities picked him up January 6 according to informed sources.
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Shusalem
Schwarts
New York University
Jordan
U.S
Thim
Schwartz
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Jer
Cold Winter Weather Sweeps Central U S
A blast of cold air from the northern Rockies spreads across the midcontinent ending a mild spell. Snow blankets eastern Colorado Wyoming and western Nebraska with drifts up to two feet in Golden Colorado and one foot in Cheyenne. Temperatures fall below freezing across North Dakota and Montana as rain and cloudy skies cover the east.
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Aasuclvid
Winley
Rockies
Arelle Aly
Crrral
mid-Mississippi Valley
Seaboard
Colorado
Wyomine
Nebraska
Denver
Golden
Colo
Cheyenne
Wye
Mississippi Valley
Lake Superior
Plains
North Dakota
Montana
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Atlantic Coast
Missouri
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
Jlower Great Lakes
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Pacific Northwest
Southern Plains
Fale
Great Lakes
Retired Bishop Berggrav Dies in Oslo at 74
Oslo reports the death of Ei vind Berggrav, 74, former Evangelical Lutheran bishop and close friend of the Norwegian royal family. He was a longtime church leader and prominent figure in Norwegian religious circles.
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Oslo
Norway
Eivind Berggrav
Police Found Flaws In Corry Man Shooting Tale
Warren officers reexamine Richard Patrehild 23 after he claimed two women shot him near Route 6. No witnesses or evidence supported a car on the highway or a shooting. injuries suggest close range fire but gun trace missing. Patrehild's tale included self inflicted hints and deception about his college status.
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Warren Buyricks
Richard Patrehild
East Pleasant Street
The
YWCA
Warren Genéral Hospital
Voller
Clenkhing
Fairchild
Balvchild
Gannon College i
Seek Paving On Carter Hill
Erie County Industrial Development Council receives a push from Wayne Township for paving the roadway from Five Corners to Wattaburg Burrows. The Carter Hill camp site project for Presbyterian churches in Northwestern Pennsylvania is cited with a planned $200,000 expenditure. The paving would support evangelical traffic and the auto development expected to spur home construction in the Carter Hill area, creating a paved route from North Corry to Wattsbury.
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Carter Hill
Five Corners
Wattaburg, Burrows
Inn
Erie County Industrial Development Council
Wayne Township
Burrows
Campe
Pennsylvania
Nort Corry
Wattsbury
Seek Missing Family Of Four MeNERAT VA
Authorities and volunteers search 30 miles west of Richmond for a young couple and their two young daughters who vanished from their family car. The May year old Jackson and wife Mildred, 27, are missing along with Susan Ann and Janet Carill. Keys remained in the ignition, diaper and baby bottle inside, a small purse with little cash. Sheriff Proffitt calls the case a probable kidnapping after 36 hours with no leads.
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W. E. Proffitt
Louisa County
City Measles Outbreak Peaks, Survey Finds
A city wide measles outbreak peaked around Christmas with Wright School hardest hit missing 1,078 school days by about 600 students. Concord and other schools reported fewer cases as the epidemic declined after vacation. Health officials cautioned incomplete case counts due to reporting delays.
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Penner
Wright
Abdonielam
Wright School
Harding
Concord School
Corry
Erie County Health Department
Spring Weather Fades Amid Snow Flurries and Freeze Threat
A mild spring tease gave way to light snow flurries as temperatures dropped from a high near 47 degrees after a 53 degree high in December. Wet roads from snowfall raise hazard warnings as State Police caution that freezing temperatures will make toads slippery and driving hazardous later today with a low around 25 degrees.
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Ecw
Corry
Pa Sailor Hurt in Crash Kills Six Navy Enlistees Near Pensacola
Navy enlistee Chester Bulenski of Nae trona Pa was injured yesterday as a crash near Pensacola killed six sailors. Bulenski listed in good condition. two others critically injured. Police said a Navy vehicle crossed into a tractor trailer loaded with 1500 cases of frozen orange juice at Whiting Field near Pensacola.
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Senbalula
Chester B. Bulenski
Naetrona
Pensacola
Bulenski
Whiting Field
Jury Turns To Erie Again In Rackets Probe
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh focuses on rackets in western Pennsylvania for a second time. Evie Withers and several Pittsburgh and Allegheny County residents testified while Johnstown poolroom operator Touls Crocco was an exception. Erie witnesses were delayed by a weekend recess and ordered to return. U S Attorney Teitelbaum defended handling of the probe and denied press censorship. Judges McTiyane and Willson denied reports they sought to limit news coverage of the inquiry.
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Pittsburgh
Evie
Pennsylvania
Witherses
Allegheny County
Touls Crocco
Johnstown
Erie
U. S
Alty
Hubert J. Teitelbam
Teitelbaum
Van
TW. S. District Court
John W. McTiyaine
Joseph P. Willson
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Jary
De Gaulle to Name Debre as Premier in New Government
Paris dispatch notes intense speculation over Michel Debre becoming premier as De Gaulle prepares a new Fifth Republic cabinet. The assembly will discuss policies after De Gaulle's rule, with Debre slated to present a program that faces no anticipated rejection. Debre’s cabinet formation is seen as secure before the April spring session.
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Parisath
Hesse
de Gaalle
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
Alger
Loiseusa & Hall
Algeria
Debre
Ipifth
Dedre
Hammond Named Warren County Highways Superintendent
Worth Hammony former resident now of Columbus was elected last year as Democratic county chairman and took over six superintendent of the Warren County Highways Department. He succeeds Chester Walker of Clarendon, who moves to Franklin district offices. Hammond returns to the office after a 1958 dismissal over a policy dispute with county Democratic leaders. Michael Papavero had been county chairman. It was not known whether Hammond would also hold the county chairmanship.
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Worth Hammony
Columbus
Wis
Democ Ie
Warren County
Bate B Highways Department
Chester Walker
Clarendon
Walker
Franklin
Hammond
Fred
Michael Papavero
Wils
Hanmond
Yond
German Army helicopter crash kills seven on rescue mission
A German Army helicopter on a rescue mission crashed into a mountainside yesterday. Seven of the eight soldiers aboard were killed, while one injured occupant remained hospitalized. The incident occurred during efforts to aid a single engine plane that had previously crashed.
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Are
Geum
Mountaiside
Alternate jurors chosen as Green trial nears opening
In Lewisburg Pa AP only four alternate jurors remain before testimony in the conspiracy trial of Rep William J Green Jr and six others. The panel includes five women and seven men with seating of 12 jurors completed. Opening addresses depend on prosecution and defense strategy as Judge Follmer presides.
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U.S. District Court
Oliver Dibble
Joseph Lord 11
Philadelphia
Green
Dibble
Lord
Hugh J. McMenamin
Frederick J. Ruff
Hartford
Conn
Frederick J. Follmer
Castro vows to execute all murderers despite world scrutiny
Fidel Castro told U S Newsmen that orders to shoot every one of the murderers remain. The Batlatans’ total executed was reported at 185 amid international criticism of military trials. Castro said the regime would not stop and would continue to mete out justice despite world opinion. Continued on Page B6.
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Tiavana
Cha
Fidel Castro
Ehfetian
Castro
Administration Leaders Defend Space Program
Washington leaders defend the space and missile programs amid calls for investigation. President Eisenhower and Republican leaders including Senator Dirksen cite progress and caution on Soviet advances while Nixon signals openness to scrutiny.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Sitet
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Finais
National Press Club
Dirksen
Power Failure Hits 33 000 Homes In New Jersey
A major power switching station failed in Ridgefield New Jersey leaving roughly 33 000 homes and nearby communities without electricity for about an hour. Public Service Electric and Gas Co spokesman cited a mechanical failure in the Berger station control system as the cause.
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Ridgefield
N. J
Bergen County
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Berger
Candle Fire Kills Tot After Power Cut
A candle caused a fatal fire when electricity had been cut for nonpayment. Julius Cash of Detroit died in the blaze. Wremen rescued his ten sisters unharmed while Mary Cash, 20, left the home and was missing.
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Arsenati
Julius Cash
Detroit
de Hoe
Wremen
I Mary Cash
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