Call Teamsters Union Head In Racket Probe
Four senators summoned Einar Mohn executive vice president of the Teamsters Union to explain telegrams urging witnesses to hide and conceal facts amid alleged union fund diversions. Mohn appeared briefly before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee, with Beck abroad, as questions about coercion and testimony linger.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Einar Mohn
Uinion
Senate
Mohn
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
McClellan
Ark
Macmillan Declares Britain Still Great in TV Speech
London prime minister Harold Macmillan told a nationwide TV and radio audience that Britain remains a great country, rejecting claims of decline. He defended Britain’s record, pledged the partnership with the United States while denying satellites status, and said stronger power means closer ties with mutual respect. The speech touched on postwar resilience and future cooperation with Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macmillan
Britain
Hong
United State
Ten Arrested In Indonesia On Security Sweep
An Indonesian military spokesman said police detained ten men including nine civilians in a security sweep. Officials stated the arrests were for security reasons and unrelated to a recent army operation. Additional arrests were anticipated as the investigation continued.
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Penceda
Una
Dakitts Military Command
Toxiy
Geketown
Wid HiNli Gyey
Hose
Wnid
Armats
Eecent Army
Tod Coupe
Siumiatis
USW Presidential Candidate Alleges Bribe Offer
Rarick claims USW President David McDonald offered him a lucrative post to quit the race. He spoke at a news conference amid bribery allegations, while Ravick supporters gathered as the election looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarick
USW Head
Sunnsians
Irvin Works
Star Corp
Pittsbyiteh
Tormiltiyy
VSW
UN observers report Hungary faces severe food shortage
UN observers visiting Hungary amid revolt report severe food shortage with 12 percent unemployment by midyear. They cite Hungary’s need for 4.41 million tons of various foods, 14,500 tons of steel, and 10,150 tons of chemicals, urging aid to hospitals, schools, and welfare programs. The International Red Cross committee backs providing 260,000 tons of aid for hospitals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa
Hungary
Statniary
Het Nbeda Na
Bovier
Jis
Hilitary
Mhrowith
International Red Crase
Alcot
Wey
Khrushchev Defends Stalin as Good Communist Leader
Khrushchev, in a New Year statement at a reception with Chou En-lai during a visit by the Chinese premier, defended Stalin as a model Communist fighter for the working class. He said Stalin had flaws but proved in the essential aims of communism and that critics must not abandon the cause for safety.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Chlef Nikutsi
Khrushchev
Stolitz Qoriass
Khruchchev
Shin
Keremlin
Khrushichev
Stalin
Kinahehey
Bulganin
Khrayhehey
TV Fire Alarm Sparks Late Night Blaze in Farm Home
Mrs. Hayes of Blate Line east of Waltshire reported a TV set sparked a fire at her farm home shortly before midnight. Firefighters from Clymer Wattsboro and Union Cu arrived to find flames around a roof corner. the blaze was brought under control with no injuries reported.
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Guys Hayes
Blate Line
Aod
Waltshire
Hames
Mayes
Anto
Clymer
Wattsboro
Union Cuy
Hilyes
Clymier
Hayes
Imen Hut
Rick
Raid Seizes Copper Still In Pittsburgh Township
Agents of the Va Bal raided a township home and seized a 150 gallon copper still. Owner George Henderson was arrested on charges of possessing untaxed alcohol and an unregistered still. Assistant supervisor Paul A Harris on noted five gallons of moonshine and 500 gallons destroyed.
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Pittsburgh
Va Bal
George Henderson
Paul A. Haliison
Twents
Thoughtless Driver Ends Boy's Pet's Life On Roadside
Local family mourns Brownie the cocker spaniel after a man driving a vehicle hit the dog on Grand Street between Worth and York. The collision left 4 year old Johnny Watts heartbroken, while investigators identify the driver. Neighbors recall the dog’s bond with the boy, urging greater road caution to prevent such tragedies.
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P.m. Vajenjin Suriieki
Worth Street
Toe Surideki
North Center
Will & Bundle
Doe
Bob Lett
Valentine Bapniekind
Tim
Grand Street
Worth
York Streets
Thie
Apug
Ute
Sarnickt
Johnny Watts
Jon
Johnnie
Johnny
Browne
Republicans weigh new union chairman amid fraudulent telegram
Washington Republicans debate selecting a new national chairman while a telegram labeled fraudulent sparks internal rifts. Figures named include Leonard W. Hall, Harry Darby, Judson Morhouse, Howard Pyle, Harold E. Sinssen, and Cornelius Cornell Alcorn, all amid West and Midwest balance. The message pushes liberals to act, stirring opposition within the party as the Parkland saga continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meade Alworn Jr
Connecticut
Leonard W. Hall
Harry Darby
Kansas
West
Midwest
New York State
GOP
Lir. Judson Morhouse
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Harold E. Sinssen
Alcorn
UN Leaders Back Plan With Variations On Israel Gaza Exit
At the United Nations general assembly the major powers and Arab states signaled unity on a proposed plan for Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the Sinai. U S ambassador Lodge urged immediate deployment of an emergency force to seal the Gaza passage and Sharm el Sheikh area, with Hammarskjold to report completion within five days. Continued on Page Six.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarekjold
Egypt
Russia
United States
Taniel Hernele
Coen
Sharm el Shielch
Rule
Ritenelioy
Phir
Oqana
Agata
More Snow And Cold Seen For Most Of U S
A winter weather outlook shows continued cold and heavy snow across much of the United States. The Great Lakes region, Ohio Valley, and New England face snowfall and subfreezing temperatures with lake effects from Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Polar air stretches south toward the South Atlantic states while extreme northern Florida stays frigid.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Lake Ontario
New York
Albany
New England
Atlantic
Florida
Smiddie Guilt
Pennnsylvania
Valley
Bombers complete around world flight with高 refueling stop
Three Air Force B 52 bombers completed a nonstop around the world flight after a fueling stop near Guam. The mission, kept largely secret, drew reporters to March Air Force Base in Riverside California for a briefing. Officials stressed the test would prove global reach and readiness rather than a stunt, with potential interest abroad including Russia.
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Iadalnret Geyers
March Air Force Hulse
Los Angeles
Guam
Air Force
Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
Cullfercia
Washington
Russia
Company to move plant from Cleveland to Ohio site
Will move plant from Cleveland to an old brass plant at Hineman Ohio about 10 miles northwest of Green Ville according to Cleve Led Minisctusing and Brass Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsenville
Minisctusing and Brass Co
Cleveland
Hineman
Ohio
Green
Harriman backs up Indians on Kinzua project
Harriman writes to Seneca Nation president Cornelius V. Seneca promising to protect the rights and property of the Seneca Nation. He asks the U S Engineers to review the Kinza Dam plan and considers cheaper flood control alternatives that would avoid uprooting the Seneca people from their homes.
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Harriman
Serreell Harriman
Uiriman
Cornelius V. Seneca
U. S
Ighwater
Huriman
Emerson Dc Uschner
Guerring
Ie Kinzas
Allegheny
Corps of Engineers
Tila Ures
Ely
AP News Briefs Summary Across Multiple U.S. Locales
AP dispatches report a bomber crash near Briggs Air Force Base injuring a civilian worker in El Paso. labor secretary resignation rumor swirls in Harrisburg amid cabinet controversy. a fatal house fire in Newton, New Jersey seriously injures a family. Budapest denounces prosecutors as liberal in a harsh newspaper critique. revolutions and executions accompany unrest noted in Hungary.
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EL Paso
Tex
Briggs Air Fore Base
USW Chief Struggles with Severe Cold
United Steelworkers president David J McDonald faced a severe cold that kept him from attending a planned regional conference. A USW physician said his condition was not serious, but uncertainty remained about his ability to speak at the event.
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Trantibo
Cu David J. Bmcdonsld
United Steelworkers
McDonald
UBW
Fire kills three children as father injured in blaze
In a tragic house fire, Mes Mary Smiths and her children Beulah 14 Phyilis 10 Kenneth 1 escaped seconds before the home burned. Father Jack Sith Hl was hospitalized, believed injured while attempting to rescue the family.
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Carin Eee
Ang Driauuer
Chidren
Mary Smiths i
Tren
Dmiehton
Beulah
James
Angoule
Phyilis
Kenneth
Jack Sith
Tasuiton Stile Hospital
Winkeriongier
Dremiécowis
Sub Zero Cold Narrows Down to Seven Records Probable
The city endures persistent frigid conditions with reports of city core temperatures near seven and forecasts hinting at a warmer trend later. Local industries struggle with low employment and reduced downtown foot traffic as merchants note a decline in street activity. A storm previously spared Buffalo and western New York from heavier snowfall, while tomorrow is expected to bring harsher cold.
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Anercity
Vero
Otter
Buffalo
Corryite Fined For Illegal Jobless Pay Claim
Corryite Jackson R. Taylor 329 East Pleasant street was fined 90 dollars and costs and sentenced to 80 days in jail for unlawfully claiming unemployment payments while employed. He paid the fine and costs immediately to escape further detention. prior offenses noted but not detailed.
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Costa
Jackson R. Taylor
East Pleasant Street
Traud
Loc Offen
Antavior
Tades
Nypad
Sit
Saud Gets Warm Welcome In Egypt
Saudis arrival in Egypt draws cordial reception from President Nasser and regional officials. The dignitaries discuss Middle East policy, with focus on postwar Western aid plans. A subsequent visit to Washington is anticipated to align with President Eisenhower's Middle East program.
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Saud
Egypt
Categ Peyaloh — Kiinu Saue
Swidt
Arabia
Nasser
Baud
Jordat
Syria
Ebenhower
Middle West
Washington
Moni Ad SysSan
Ashtal proposes UN control for Gora Stein crisis
United Nations bulletin reports Ashtal urges placing the Gora Stein under international control and arranging guarantees for free passage through the Gul of Adaba to ensure maritime access amid the dispute.
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Bulletin
United Nations
Ashtal
Gora Stein
Gul
Adaba
Survey maps Erie County industrial potential and costs
About 100 Erie County Industrial Development Council members heard a 100 page survey on county industrial prospects created at a cost of 16001 by Boor Allen and Hamilton. The report, funded by the Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce, identifies advantages and disadvantages, outlines organization for a countywide agency, and recommends methods to attract new industry, noting high state taxes as a key challenge.
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Rie County
Ie Erie Golunity
Mittee
Tepertum
Tie
Industria
Erie County
Thaly
Attrac Une
Nee
Boos, Allen and
Hamilton
Tele County
Hine County
Industeys
Industey
Kele
Erie—county
Welube
Boli
Hiv
Ims
TASC
Couniels
George H. Ledder
Union City
Couneil
John S. Bowman
Peecutive
Cheater Ene Chamber
Ray Bo Tanner
Counell and
Thawiber
Gordon Smithsinhi Janes V Taylor
Courullitie
Artending Fulk
Font Cony
Richard Rosa Tuskes
Charley Brucker
Rasselas Brown
EU ‘T. Cherry
W. W. Wilterhause
George Sample
Roger Brown
Stewart Long
Germany starts atomic reactor amid communist bustle
Berlin reports begin of first atomic reactor program aided by Soviet experts as the Communist party organ notes support from Moscow. Elsewhere California and Bree Corp announce plans to boost coal output at the Shaimopin Mine in Greene County by over 60 percent by April.
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Germany
Berlin
Grymitny
Agostrueton
First Atomic
Reeta Muwes Lentichievich
Dresden
Satet Utnion
Will Boort
California
Jones and Lighlin Bree Corp
Ans
Inéremae
Shaimopin
Greene County
Icy Pavements Triggered Collision Wave In Town
Local police logged a series of icy road crashes as a thaw faded, with drivers Glenty Settell and James Sutton colliding on Pennsylvania Avenue near Main Street after Settell stopped at a sign and could not see due to a parked car. Mrs. Jamox Bell and Tyler Hayes then collided on East Smith Street as Bell attempted a turn, injuring Bell and lightly injuring Richard Hayes. Damages were reported at $100 for Bellville and $50 for Hayes.
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Dragnet
Glenty Settell
D. 1
Torpedo
Sind
James Albert Sutton
Sparkensturg
Xumuahupan
Chetway
Elinemav
Schell
Sutton
Jamox Bell
West Bond Strett
Tyler
Hayes
Ashylite
N.Y
East Smithtoset
North Center Street
Mayes
Bellvenille
Wits
Murry Moore
Rennvo
Vmiastindula
Puyo Tyvat
Savings And Loan Sets Annual Meet
Reading from a damaged OCR, the Savings and Loan Association schedules its annual meeting at North Center on Monday evening. The agenda includes routine year-end business and the election of directors and officers for the coming year.
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Pitcces
North Center
Tor Eollog
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Burns
Pittsharge
Mary Danahey
Eiltolhitd
Allesgheny General Hospital
Ravick
USW
Israel
Stassen
Huckadehe Gulf
Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
Ap Lruell
Straits of Yiran
Dog Ahatamarsfjold
Lodge
Gaza
AP News
Harrisburg
Labor and Industry
Joni R
Qanta
Tony
iNiaRrRton i
Budapest
Byeaniér Janos
Endor
Nepsenbudsay
Dewsin— Hencus
Anne Jslison
Satilenjces
Corryite
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