Truce Zone Proposed on Nicaragua Costa Rica Border
The Inter-American Commission proposes a demilitarized zone seven miles from La Cruz to Lake Nicaragua to prevent clashes. It would ban both nations from flying over the zone while OAS observers monitor the area and both sides reinforce border defenses amid tensions over rebel activity.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
inter-American Investigating Commission Today
Nicaragas
Jose Figgueres
Anastasio Somezs
United States
la Crug
Somoz
Costa Boom
Managua
Somoza
Organization of American States
Lake Nicaragua
Pacific
la Cruz
Nicaragua
OAS
Commission
Costa Rea
Deniles
Lula Quinetonilla
Mexico
Jorge Maciel
Munague
Oscar Sevilla Sacata
Contractors May Bid for Concord Wayne Township School
Bids for the Concord Wayne Township Elementary School will be opened next Tuesday night January 25. It lists 11 general, 11 heating, 6 plumbing, 10 electrical, and 5 kitchen equipment contractors who have taken out specifications. The Authority will open bids and forward them to the Corry Area Schools Joint Committee for tabulation and recommendation on acceptance or rejection.
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Concord
Wayne Township
Sinco
Bi Ida
Corry Arex Schools Joint Committee
Aero Plant Worker Burns in Flash Fire
Aero Supply Laboratory technician George Pusch, 40, of Spartansburg was burned in a flash fire at the Fourth Ward plant while testing a solvent in the qualification lab. He suffered second degree burns to the face neck and arms and is reported in good condition at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Aero Supply
Fourth Ward
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Pusch
Spartansburg
Pusch
Pfusch
Aera
Iteself
Timas
Frank Laurie
Don Price
Aero Employes
Lo Pfusch
Bracken
Four Convicts Near Settlement in Hostage Crisis
In Boston authorities see signals the four rebellious convicts holding five guards hostage may accept a lesser outcome than freedom. Father Hartigan and Dr. Merlin said the men express readiness to discuss a negotiated end while maintaining defiance. The chaplain noted grievances over California style indefinite sentencing offering yearly hope.
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Associated Press
Boston
Authori Wes
Edward P. Hartigan
Samuel Merlin
Hartgan
Commonwealth
California
Merlin
Des
Plete
Slayer Freed After 14 Years In Pittsburgh Case
Lolis Kleinberg, once convicted in 1941 of slaying his sweetheart's parents, walked out of Western State Penitentiary with his sister. He served 14 years and 26 days of life sentence before being released.
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Pittsburgh
Balding
Lolis Kleinberg
Western State Penitentiary
Kleinberg
Amising
High level naval clash as Nationalists strike near Tachens
Waves of Nationalist warplanes and guerrillas press defense ministry reports of sunk and damaged Communist ships near the Tachens and off Fulien Province. The ministry claims multiple vessels sunk or damaged and mass leaflet drops while Peiping radio touts gains.
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Associated Press
Taipeh
Formos
Tachen
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Yikiangshan
Tachens
Formosa
Fulien
Red China
Tuchens
Peiping
Uland
Tokyo
East China
Defense Ministry
Guerrilling
Toumen Island
Tachen Islands
Corry Memorial Hospital Payroll Totals Reported
The Corry Memorial Hospital payroll for 1064 was 24037737 with 1737 withheld for taxes. December patient activity matched November with 274 admissions 180 days care. average daily census 48. 99 births. four deaths. 31 major and 43 minor operations. Donated items included obstetrical instruments and an American Flag. Directors Nest, Pain, Elston, Reinesale, Fuller, Hawkins, Spitzer, Young and Brundage attended.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
AE. Thie
Veterans*Council
J. Guy Butters
Hunter, Caldwell ,and
Campbell
Raymond Sandburg
Nest
Pain
Elston
Reinesale
Fuller
Hawkins
Spitzer
Young
General Motors Plans Record Stock Offering
General Motors Corporation announced a new issue of 4 05 000 shares in the largest capital raise ever recorded with the Securities and Exchange Commission. GM will finance a 1 billion expansion program, with prices to be set close to the market price the day before the issue goes public, likely within about 20 days.
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Washington
General Motors Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Camera Stolen From Newark Photographer
Newark photographer Melvin Welas, 32, had a camera stolen while preparing a storefront shot. A second camera he had already set up was taken by the thief.
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Newark
N. J
Melvin Welas
Samara
More Time Sought for Corry Sewage Plant Project
The Corry Municipal Authority plans a special meeting to consider extending time for Keystone Construction to finish two phases of the 9.69 million sewage plant. Delays affect 11,000 expected 1956 funds and fear of penalties if completion slips past December.
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Corry Munncipal Authority
Keystone Construction Company
Keystone
Pires Elasks
Havens
Emerson Pigioeering
Nautilus Heads for Nearby Operating Area
The atomic powered submarine Nautilus left Groton today headed for the nearby operating area with no schedule for submerging or depth. Navy officials said the exact dive plan and depth would be determined in the field as the vessel conducts trim and other standard tests after a recent return from trial runs on Long Island.
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Groton
Nautili
Lave Bage
Nautting
Thwan
Ybe
Long Ieland
Mobile Diner Real Estate Tax Debate at Board Hearing
At a Board of Tax Revision and Appeals session A M Lite and Mrs J R Dearing argued the mobile diner on North Gentel Street should be personal property not real estate. City solicitor Brown and assessor Miller backed real estate assessment, citing similar cases where parked trailers on wheels are taxed as property. The hearing also touched on uniform valuation figures used for assessments as issues continued to page six.
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Board of Tax Revision and
A. M. Lite
J. R. Dearing
North Gentel Street
Lite
Dearing
Roger Brown
Pir
Wiliam Miller
Brown
Lawrence Thomas
Clineton Street
Frank Parsons
North Center Street
Merrill Patterson
South Center Street
Abe
Liberty Street
Marti Ciegor
Gregor
Dr Sheppard Attends Fathers Last Rites
Dr Samuel Sheppard and his two brothers attended the private funeral rites for their 61 year old father Dr Richard A Sheppard at Sunset Memorial Park. The elder Sheppard died after a long illness and was laid beside his wife who died earlier. Samuel Sheppard who is in custody for the murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn attended under guard. Reverend Alfred Kreke officiated.
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Erpoes
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppied
Iewell
Sunset Memorial Park
Richard A. Sheppard
Bihel
Bamuel
Inka
Lakewood
Marilyn
Sheppard
Democrats Seek to Hit GOP Farm Program in New Congress
Democratic leaders press opposition to the Eisenhower farm program as 1956 moves toward action. They expect moves to repeal flexible price supports and restore rigid price floors, with timing linked to the presidential campaign and farm price concerns.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Teyts Talon
Leader orders state budget cuts to department controllers
New Democratic governor issues an economy directive directing department controllers to call back excess expenditures and to seek approval from the governor for any budget overruns. The moves include a 20 million dollar reduction plan and temporary appointments to key departments.
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Baussurg
Gev
George M.eater
Gover
Ira
Ralph C. Swan
New Bloomfield
Department of Publi Instruction
Francis B. Haas
Walbar Jr
Berwyn J. Mattson
Mattizon
Erie County
James Charlesworth
Avery
Landay
Montague Finishes Education After 11 Years of Night Classes
Philadelphia Chester 1 Montague, 47, finally earned his high school diploma last night after attending pecia night classes for 11 years. He is the father of several children and expresses pride in overcoming delays to complete his education.
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Philadelphia
Chester 1
Montague
Pecia
Benron Aide James A McConnall Nomination Upheld
The Benale Agriculture Committee approved the nomination of James A McConnall of Fennsylvania for assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Benron
Washington
Benale Agriculture Committee
James A. McConnall
Fennsylvania
Mgriculture
Three Children and Sitter Die in Wallingford Fire
In Chester Pa a blaze killed three young girls Stephanie Selby 6 Hile rie 3 and their babysitter Mrs M A Wingate of Media, while their parents were away. Firemen found all four victims dead from smoke inhalation after entering the burned home in Wallingford.
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Chester Pa
Wallingford
Philadelphia
Stephanie
B. Selby
Arid Hile
Buslnene Tiat
Wae'yacalong
Pelffela
Atlantia City
New Officers Of Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Elected
Fire Chief Les ter Howles reported a 1954 loss of 22 830 in Columbus Township and nearby areas. The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department answered 14 calls including four outside the township and logged three grass fires with an average turnout of 18 men. One mutual aid practice was held. New officers elected include President Axe thur Hill Vice President Lester Hawks Secretary John Zamboril Treasurer JH Reagie and directors Perry Mead and Lex We Dorld.
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Columbus
Lester Howles
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Howles
Uney
Axethur Hill
Lester Hawks
John Zamboril
Jh, Reagie
Perry Mead
Lex- We Dorld
Airlines make emergency landings after midair trouble
Two airlines performed emergency landings in quick succession yesterday. United Air Lines Conval and a TWA aircraft diverted to safer airports following unspecified mechanical concerns. No injuries were reported. investigations and safe landings were completed by midafternoon.
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Dieter
United Air Lines
TWA
Town
Pennsylvania
Des Monnow
Omaha
M Cren
New York
Phillpebury
Eisenhower outlines 10 year plan amid stock market warning
President Eisenhower presented Congress with a 10 year blueprint aiming for 500 billion dollars or more in annual production and jobs, urging tax moderation and warning against speculative stock market booms. He urged expanding unemployment compensation, gradual minimum wage coverage, and continued federal support for housing and public works while stressing private initiative to raise 1965 output.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Elserhhower
Federmaid
Donlitin
Tradtien
Telax
Ireich
Peder Housing Administration
Sherman
Page
Labor dispute ends as union workers strike stores
In November 1993 a Pittsburgh department store strike began after a dispute over wages and working conditions. About 18 AFL group members walked off and five other locals subsequently signed contracts with the stores.
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Pittsburgh
APL
AFL Grou
Jocaia
Ube
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Aero Employe
George Pfusch
General Motors
Nautilus Heads
DR. Sheppard
Agriculure
Benson Anu Tis
Fexible
Benson Wiys
Chicago
United Air Linen
Wags
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