Conclude Study Of Problems In Middle East
U S and British officials push for peace between Israel and Arab states within months. A joint effort to strengthen the region against Soviet influence may include a declaration of hope by President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Ben when they meet at the month’s end. State Department and British Foreign Office officials study Middle Eastern issues as talks near potential negotiations with Egypt. Egypt seeks peace to enable large Nile dam and economic development, while Israel worries over Egyptian military growth and Western aid terms are being adjusted.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Israel
Middle East
Russia
Eisenhower
Ben
State Department
British Foreign Office
Egypt
Tarael
Czechoslovakia
Isaeli
Upper Nile
Aswan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Henry Byroude
Corry Man Sentenced to 1.5 to 3 Years for Auto Theft
Robert Anson Post, 22, of RD 3 Corry, pled guilty to a charge of motor vehicle theft and received one and a half to three years in the Western Penitentiary plus a $100 fine and court costs. Post had a prior record including thefts in 194? and 1950, with earlier probation and training school sentences. His latest conviction follows stealing a car from Clarence Wallace Used Car Lot on December 8, 1955.
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Samuel
Corry
Peni
Tentiary
Robert Anson Post
Clarence Wallace
Post
Elmer Evans
Powell Automobile
Powell Automobile Lot and Then Took Gradine and
Zalaneck Sand and Gravel
Burton A. Laub
Camp Hil
Outober
Fince WiseleAse
Camp Hill
Buller to quit as fish culturalist after 42 years
Ross Butler Buller notified the State Fish Commission of his planned retirement as chief fish culturalist on March 1 after 42 years of state service. He did not provide a formal written notice, and officials expect pension considerations.
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Harrisburg
Ross Butler King
State Fish Commission
William Veighield Buller
Voight
Couree
Willis
Stats Service
Buller
Fire destroys part of Greenville Home For Aged
A fire likely started by an overheated stove coil damaged a construction area adjacent to St. Pauls Old Folks Home, destroying a rough frame office building. No injuries reported. The home houses about 21 inmates and is run by the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
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Greenville
St. Paul's Old Falls
Morris H. Cooper
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Begin Search For Bodies On Tanker
Lt Charles Bake reports a search for bodies aboard a tanker after an explosion Tuesday night. Doctors and refinery workers inspect the charred decks as crews recover remaining crew from the Cilensley River. Seamen missing number about 19 without ID. three bodies recovered in parts.
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Bake Charles
Cilensley River
New Orleans financier dies. ONGMANS-Rudolph 9.1 Heeb remembered
Prominent New Orleans financier and chairman of Mississippi Shipping Company, an international house figure, died yesterday. Heeb Gh held influential roles in New Orleans business circles and maritime trade.
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Dirs
NEW Ongmans
Rudolph
Tneternational House
New Orleans Mendee
Mississippi Shipping & Co
Truman says Kai-shek blocked unified China for peace
Former President Truman discusses China in Life magazine, saying Chiang Kai-shek’s refusal to accept a peaceful settlement with the Communists kept China split. He faults Chiang and extremists in both sides, notes Marshall’s advice, and recalls the 1946 ceasefire effort and coalition hopes. He also rebuts Baruch and Morley’s roles, recounting internal tensions over atomic energy policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
China
Chiang Kaleshek
Life
Out
Chiang
George ©. Marshall
Marshall
Dems Seek Clear Outline Of U S Policy
Senate Democrats led by Sen. Hubert Humphrey call for a definite statement of U S foreign policy. Republican defenders of Secretary Dulles argue quotes in Life magazine were overstated while dissenters urge a bipartisan, explicit course from Congress on how America will shape foreign policy amid tensions in Asia.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
State Dulles
Life Magazine
Dulles
Eisenhower
Asia
Nin
Senate
Londor Knowland
California
Funeainien
Briddek Ine
GOP Policy Committee
Knowhid Nx
Cemsionm
Dultes
Nelions
Tntap
Atull
woHdaride HopriEsson
Sen
Wiley Mrawise
Wileauld
FBI Leader Hits Charges Of Negro By Arent
MEMPHIA Mississippi Mississippi area leader says FBI probe lacks full cooperation. FBI chief Hoover calls for evidence preservation and immunizing statements amid a letter from a Mississippi region council leader. He plans a fuller statement after review.
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FBI
Arent
Memphia
Tyan
J. Rayar Hoover
Fedral
Eitier
FRY Tie
Bete
Renelind
Lon Angeles
Howard
Mémphia Gumpuccini
Vaxinux
Mitsilp
Mowird
Alti
Misssippi Region Council
Negro Lawiship
Mismissippi Spveril
NMA
Drafts Bill To Bar Reds In Schools After Hearings
A Senate hearing features lawmakers alleging Communist influence in veteran education funds. Witnesses including Michael Mercand and Cartoondats and Tits ralors School officials deny Communist ties while discussing federal tuition payments and VA oversight. The debate centers on anti Communist provisions within education and veterans' aid programs.
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Hy Associated
Washington
Sen
Medel- Twin
D-Ark
Lodny Conger
McGlellan
McClellan
Veterita Administration
Saeks
Rees
Witiesis
Amiendairnt
Luni Uh Sa
Michael Mrreciand
Raskie Televiion
Allentoys
Sure Mogurth
Bilan Thos
Cartoondats
Tits Ralors School, Inc
New York City
Plans for 64 Million Pound Pittsburgh Project
A resident of Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania area outlines a proposed 64 million dollar initiative. The plan seeks improvements to municipal infrastructure and public facilities, highlighting a new 12‑story Hendquarters building as a central feature.
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Pittsrungh
T. Gilini
Tel
Posutsylvanian
Te Camphage
Defense Dept seeks 2 billion for new worldwide building program
The Defense Department asks Congress to approve a 2.01 billion dollar fiscal year 1967 plan funding construction at 202 U S installations across 50 states and territories plus eight overseas sites and eight foreign countries. The Air Force gets more than half, with Navy and Army also receiving substantial shares. Alaska tops overseas allocations while Florida Texas and Hawaii receive notable sums.
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Associated Press
Washington
Defense Department Today
Congress
West Virginia
Aluka
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Gann Zone
United States
Navy
Army
Gulitorrin
Florida
Texas
Continental
Alaska
Howail
Philippines
Eden Warns Of War Threat At Conservative Rally
Bradford, England. Prime Minister Eden warned at a Conservative rally that dry tinder in the Middle East could ignite global war. He warned against overconfidence that the danger of general war has receded, urging retention of nuclear deterrence and indicating Britain will press ahead with its own hydrogen bomb development amid domestic inflation and Vietnam concerns.
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Bradford
England
Middle East
Eden
Aygainat
Midale East
World Center
Teus
Brita
Uratawett
Ohio
Xden
Snowstorm Aims At State With Sparse Totals
Forecaster Henry Rockwood of the Pittsburgh Weather Bureau says the new snowstorm entering the state from the southwest will bring limited accumulation. He predicts a total inches across southwestern Pennsylvania by tomorrow with possible adjustments as the system moves northward. Some locations report snow by 10:30 p.m.
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Amacinsey
Gulf of Maxico
Midwest
Pennsyivania
Henry Rockwood
Pittsburgh
Ratinsylvania
Ike Does Not Object To Entry Of Name In Primaries
President Eisenhower said he had no objection to his name being entered in the New Hampshire presidential primaries and in other states, while he has not decided whether to run for a second term. He will announce his decision soon, basing it on the country’s best interests. He said he would not object to entry of his name in any state primaries.
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India
Bombay City
New Delhi
Rovernment
Bombay State
Balun
Sewri
Gujarat
Poons
Tdia
Billy Graham
Tndia
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Tinonhowsr
Nowy
Anon
Nia
Eisenhawer
Tindla
New Hempshire
Rathhower
Todluy
Eivenhoven
U S and Red China Envoys Trade Charges in Talks
In Geneva, Alexis Johnson and Wang Ping-nan, their 33rd meeting, reported slow progress toward renouncing force in Formosa. Wang released a lengthy statement, prompting Johnson to accuse it of distorting the talks. They agreed to meet again January 25 to continue weekly sessions on embargo talks and possible high-level discussions.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Spe
CIA
United States
Red China
Formosa
Wang
Aurnament
U. S
Binte Dullen
Futer Chow Brea
Johnson
China
Kearns seeks re election in fourth district contest
Rep. Kearns announces bid for a sixth consecutive term in the 24th congressional district race. He campaigns for the Republican nomination from Farrell with a home at Conneaut Lake. W. W. Waterhouse of Corry backs Kearns and is seen as a strong competitor. A two way primary with Waterhouse is anticipated as observers weigh support across Morleer Crawford and Erie counties.
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Kearns
Carroll D. Kearn
Lye
Aintelet
Rex Publican
Farrell
Connowat Lake
Morleer, Crawford
Erie
Rey
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
Waterhouse
Lew Ikely
Hospital approves Blue Cross contract and board actions
Cory Memorial Hospital last night approved a new Blue Cross contract as a member hospital and elected directors. The meeting noted a $47,000 community chest allocation this year and a reported rise in Blue Cross rates in spring.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Tite Insurance Commissioner
Blu Coes
Ubis
Mie
Community Chest
WIM
Aegon
Colegravn
Arthur Cotegrave
Bupt
Edgar Alexander
Warr
Yivers
Young, Nast
Holden
Adinger
Brurdeye
Hillestrom
Faltey
Pain
Slattery
Haw. Kips
Blntou
Man Confesses To Slaying Deckhand
Patrol reports John Fudley Plateburgh admits shooting and killing deckhand Peter Kitkle aboard the Mongul at West Elizabeth. Chief Henry Peiper of Allesgheny County detectives says Peiper and Fudley plotted to frame Ridley after a dispute with Margaret Facey 38.
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Plateburgh
John Fudley
Mock
Peter Kitkle Orn
West Elizabeth Jnat
Henry Peiper
Allesgheny County
Peiper
Fadley
Kilbick Township
Mongul
Margaret
Felper
Faelley
Ridley
Pittaburgh
Pelper
Faedley
Leland
Padley
Senate Defeats 13 Percent Sales Tax Vote 23 18
Harrisburg reporting, the Senate Republicans failed to secure the 20 votes needed for a 3 percent sales tax. The final tally was 23 to 18 with three GOP absentees due to illness and strong Democratic opposition. House action remains likely as lawmakers press for new tax proposals.
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Associated
Prem Harrisburg
Senate
House
Benate Republicans
Democraic
Anles
Wage and Means Committee
Rep. Hewitt
Indiana
Smulih
Benate Gor
Lander Mahony
Pri Soury
Democrata
Kinley Hires Brewer For Sewage Plant
Streets Director J Fred Kinley hired Orrie Brewer of Sixth Street a former street department employee to work at the city sewage plant. Brewer began yesterday with hours subject to change. wage rate not announced though a maximum hourly rate of 1.02 was floated by Council. Brewer’s appointment follows Kinley’s push for plant efficiency and comes as political drama unfolds with re election bid by Rep Frank M Clark.
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Streets
J. Fred Kintey
Orrie Brewer
Sixth Street
Street Department
Street
Tiekets Department
Charles Thompson
Cornell
Kinley
Lawrences Nichols
Curie
Counell
Brewer Fmm
Paloting
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Dean Acheson
Gecretirysot State
David Lillenthil
Baruch Sid
Ag Tor Hurley
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Teumot
Hurley
Dems
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Defense
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Frank M. Clark
Boswmer
Javwrenie County
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