Big Four Plan Berlin Parley Security Talks
Experts for the Big Four plan security and housekeeping for the Berlin foreign ministers conference. A compromise on sites lets the session begin next Monday with meetings in Soviet and American sector buildings during the first, second, and third weeks, then possible changes as the talks unfold. Dulles Eden Bidault arrive for strategy talks ahead of Molotov expected, to shape the unity and Austrian peace discussion. C. H. Holden of Corry elected to Zem Zem Shrine board for crippled children’s hospital duties.
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Sergei Dengin
Beat Beris
Allied Control Council
A. S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
George Bidault
V. M. Molothy
C.H. Holden
C. H. Holden
Corry
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Brie
Raymond Mfg. Co
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Holden
James A. Mel Knight
the Shrine
Corry Grange protests bridge safety in Warren County
Corry Grange No 55 filed a protest with the Pennsylvania Department of Highways seeking immediate action to fix a dangerous guard rail on the U S Route 6 overpass east of Youngsville. The plea references the December 1953 crash that killed H D Haupin and spouse and notes coroner's jury inquest planned for January 27 or 29. A separate note reports Irvin Reis Ledg non becoming president of the Pennsylvania Fire Police Association at New Cumberland.
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Pennsylvania Department of Highway
HD. Haupin
Eugene “Powers
Rebecca Ann Long
Corry Grange No. 55
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Youngsville
Warren County
H. D. Haupin
Ed Lowrey
Mi. Hairpin
West Pleasant Street
Pick Truscott Endorsed for Lt Governor by GOP Group
Associated Press coverage notes top Republican traders endorsed two Southeastern Pennsylvania neighbors Lloyd Wood and Frank Truscott for governor and lieutenant governor in the 1984 campaign. The harmony group expects a November boost from votes concentrated in Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lloyd EH. Wood
Frank F. Truscott
Wood
Truscott
Newtenant Govenor
Montgomery County
Bernard Samuel
Delaware
Montgomery
Plans for Murder Trial Push Amid Warren Shooting
Warren Pa District Attorney Myer Kornreich aims to complete preliminary murder trial plans for Norman Moon, 26, after he shot Judge Allison Wade. Moon, wounded, was questioned by officials during the weekend as Wade’s funeral drew dozens from Warren Forest counties and nearby New York. Wade had presided over a 10 year term and Moon had been summoned for failing to pay alimony. A chase ended with Moon firing on officers who then returned fire.
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Warren General Hospital
Amonsted
Warren
Myer Kornreich
Norman Moon
Allison D. Wade
Kornreich
Moon
Connelleville
Warren Hospital
Scorea
Aes
Aa Aun
New York State
Wade
Forest
A Moon
Corry Leader Walter H Scott Died In Tampa
Walter H Scott longtime Corry resident and former city official died suddenly Saturday in a Tampa hospital. He served as city solicitor and school board solicitor, led local veterans groups, supported schools and athletics, and practiced law before moving to Florida in 1951.
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Corry
Tampa
Fla
John A. Blair
Mr. Scott
BL. Scott
Rosemont
Samuel Beatt
Cléar
Corry High School
Scott
306Th Field Signal Battalion
France
Don Smith
Walter L. Peake
Peake
Erle County Bar Association
Glen Miller
Florida Fly
Board of Education
Blair Theatre
Tampé
Exchange National Bank of
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW ‘Building Association
Veterans Group
Elmer C. Carrier
American Legion
Gpott
Bear Lake Protest Targets Phone Rate Increase
Bear Lake borough council objects to a General Telephone Co rate hike and orders solicitor Henry Nicholson of Warren to file objections with the Public Utility Commission. Subscribing residents fear higher costs due to toll charges for fewer than 50 phones, and the council cites a 1945 pledge guaranteeing toll-free service to Corry and the local area. Across Northwestern Pennsylvania, several communities are filing protests as utilities report rising annual net income from $550,588 to $1,410,992 since 1960.
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Bear Lake
General Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Henry Nicholson
Warren
Public Utility Commission
Ina
Corry
Pennsylvanus
Regulatory Commission
Thimayya warns against freeing unrepatriated prisoners
Indian Lt Gen Thimayya reiterates that releasing 22 000 unrepatriated prisoners would violate the Korean armistice terms. UNC plans to free over 22 000 anti Red POWs as civilians by Saturday, while talks for a peace conference stall. Pandit says mere release won’t end deadlock and Assembly may reconvene Feb 9.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Thimayya
U. N. Com
UNC
Perios
New Delhi
Vijaya Salah
Mi Pandit
U.N. Assembly
Korea
General Assembly
Thalian
Thimagya
Nationa Repatriation Commission
NNIRC
Inedians
Pedestrian Hit On Center Street In Morning Accident
A pedestrian fleeing west to east on Center Street was struck by a car near North Center Street. The driver, John Markie aged 18 of West Columbus Avenue, fled north after Merkle turned onto Center Street. Post reported the windshield shattered and he suffered a right shoulder contusion but declined aid at the scene. later treated at the local hospital.
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North Center Street
Paul Post
Blue Garbage Collection
Tem
John Markie
Columbus Avenue
Merkle
West Washington Street
Center Street
Post
Fung
Police Anld
Fire destroys North Side home. mother and three children rescued
Firefighters carried a mother and three children down ladders after a blaze erupted in the North Side home of Mrs. Eliasbetts Katry. The fire caused about $2,000 damage and was blamed on an overheated furnace as her husband was at work.
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Weitsburgh
North Side
Eliasbetts Katry
Clammy Cold Grips State With 16 Below Zero
A severe cold wave blankets Pennsylvania with overnight lows near zero, dropping to 12 below at Philipsburg and 10 below at Allentown. Weather officials warn of continued frigid conditions into tomorrow with a chance of sleet or freezing rain in parts of the district starting Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania
Philipsburg
West-Rentil Mowniailn
Allentown
Ent
Adams
Severe cold grips region as readings dip across PA
Weather records show a brutal cold snap with lows around four above and subzero unofficial readings in many towns. Philadelphia area stayed near four above, while Scranton and Williamsport hit six below. Pittsburgh remained above, and Altoona logged zero as a high pressure system drove the northward chill. Snow accumulation reached about four inches by Sunday morning with warnings of a potential warmup and wintry mix later.
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Conyues
Mercury
George Mulderick
A. & Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Williamsport
Belvis
Kane
Gwynedd
Montgomery County
Commonwealth
To & Ibove
Pleasant Mount Susquehanna County
Towanda
Doylestown
Bucks County
Selinsgrove
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Henry Adams
Stote
Jaycee Charter Presented At Local Dinner In February
About 150 members attended the Junior Chamber of Commerce charter banquet in the Veterans of Foreign Wars post hall. State president Frank Pasquerita of Johnstown presented state and national charters to a group now numbering 86 members. Local leaders William Peiffer, Earl Cherry, Long, and Dr J L M Douglas praised the Jaycees civic efforts. Ladies received gardenia corsages. Jagkeon's Floral Gardens donated the centerpiece.
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Vilestes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Landen
Veterans of Foren
Earl T Cherry
Pa Long
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. M. Douglas
Tito Aide Ousted By Yugoslav Central Committee
Belgrade Yugoslavia The Yugoslav Communist Party Central Committee expelled Vice President Milovan Djilas after Tito denounced his top aide Djilas resigned as chairman of the Yugoslav Parliament and admitted fault while denying opposition to Tito His Borba articles urged party reform and questioned Marx Lenin principles triggering a harsh party leadership purge and social turmoil
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Irene
Tito
Dillas
Yugoslavia
Ruleta
Ater
Borba
Slovenia
Communist Party
Marx
Lenin
Roe
Eisenhower Eyes Middle-Of-Road GOP Policy Push
President Eisenhower plans a middle-of-the-road stance for the Republican Party in the upcoming elections. He instructed congressional leaders on compromises, while pressing major proposals, notably changes to the Taft Hartley Act. The aim is to secure enactment and project a centrist image to voters, even if labor and management oppose parts of the plan. The administration signals willingness to drop hardline union proposals in favor of broader acceptance by Congress.
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Associated Prem Washington
Eisenhower
Kevin
Congress
Sen
Hin Mesage
Atomic Projects Struck by London Strike
A one day strike by Britain's Electrical Trades Union disrupts atomic projects airports power stations and other strategic sites. About 30 000 electricians ordered out are expected to obey for higher pay while 170 000 other members remain active. The strike affects Aldermaston and other atomic research sites as employers threaten a lockout tomorrow.
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H Atomic Projects
Associated Press
London
Britain
Electrical Trades Union
Talon
Aldermaston
J “Onal Federated Hon
Ill Baby Delays Bus Trip From Chicago to New Jersey
A three month old baby girl traveling with her teenage mother from Chicago to Paterson New Jersey prompted a cross country bus driver to stop at a local hospital. A physician found the infant had a cold and respiratory infection but was not in critical danger. Passengers had contributed a small collection, and the doctor allowed the trip to continue after the checkup.
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City
Chicago
Paterson
N. J
Jean Bogart
Waby
Nerloun
Meadville Wages Tax Challenge Seeks Court Action
Frederick Antoun represents about 35 Meadville residents backed by AIL and CTO unions in a Crawford County Court petition to stop the city from doubling or changing real estate valuations after a wage tax was approved. The protest argues the city cannot arbitrarily alter valuations and notes the tax plan shifted millage and valuation figures. AIL, Crawford Central Labor Union and the Crawford Industrial Union Council will help cover trial costs.
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Prean
Meadville
Frederick Antoun
AIL
CTO
Crawford County
City of
AFI
Meadville Central Labor Union
C1o
Crawford Industrial Union Council
Test
Supreme Court Overrules NY and Ohio Movie Bans
The Supreme Court unanimously voided New York and Ohio censorships on two controversial films La Ronde and Mt asserting that state film bans infringe free speech. The high court’s brief order reversed the verdicts of Ohio and New York courts, restoring the films for public viewing.
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Neynserciaven Creme
Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Ohio
New York
Eisenhower Urges Private Health Plan Expansion
President Eisenhower proposed a government backed re insurance for private plans to extend health coverage, calling for a $25 million initial federal capital and a five year expansion to reimburse disabled workers. He defended private care while urging government can aid, rejecting socialization of medicine and stressing access regardless of status.
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Prem
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
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Ledgnon
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