Train Rams Car Injures Driver Near Penn Avenue Crossing
A car struck by an Erie Railroad freight train at the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing left the driver with critical injuries. The vehicle was hurled 65 feet, and a misrouted ambulance caused delays as responders tried to reach the victim at Corry Memorial Sox hospital. Police described multiple abrasions and contusions along with exclamations of a near fatal outcome.
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Gas Company Head On Stand Over Gas Rate
Pennsylvania Gas Co president Donald Go itway testifies at county hearings on a revised rate structure proposed by the Intex takeover. Solicitor Weber and County Solicitor Held press for a more equitable system amid technical disputes over city wide implications and potential cross subsidies. The hearing continues as officials review negotiations with the Take Tron Co and seek a rate increase by March 2, with observers noting the potential cost to Erie area customers could reach substantial yearly sums.
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Race agitator Patmore jailed in Clinton disorder case
Jim Patmore, a youth linked to rural disorder in Clinton, was sentenced by Juvenile Judge J D Irnell after criminal contempt of federal court charges. He received two years for burglary and an additional term for related offenses at a service station, with two other Clinton juveniles also jailed in the state school system.
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Ike Urges Congress To Cut Federal Budget
President urges Congress to reduce federal spending as part of reshaping the Middle East program. He criticizes divisions over defense and economic policy and warns against escalation.
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Gayle Wren
Hungarians blamed in revolt crackdown raid reports
Minapast officials announce new detentions tied to anti regime actions as authorities vow continued pursuit. The report notes public acknowledgment of the crackdown and includes mentions of a death and a political divorce case in unrelated court actions.
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Blasts Delay On Civil Rights Action
Senator Ervin and Senator Hennings clash over a deadline for civil rights hearings in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Hennings urged completing hearings and voting next month with a vote within a week, while Bevin protested, warning of potential jury submission if the case proceeds.
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Egypt to halt U S imports over payment in pounds
The Egyptian Ministry of Finance warned it may stop imports from the United States unless payments are made in Egyptian pounds. The move follows a dwindling foreign exchange reserve and currency pressures affecting trade finance and settlement.
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Mad Bomber Enters Mental Hospital For Examination
New Yorks Bellevue Hospital receives the 14 year old bomber, David Metesky, for psychiatric examination after his arrest in Waterbury Connecticut. The case follows a half decade of terror with 32 planted bombs, 22 exploding and injuring 15 people. Metesky admits the campaign aimed at highlighting industrial injury compensation and faces multiple felony charges with a potential life term. He is held on 100000 bond and pleads not guilty to the charges while doctors assess his mental state.
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Laborers End Western Pennsylvania Strike With Two Year Pact
A two year contract ends a labor strike by heavy construction workers in western Pennsylvania. About 12,000 laborers employed by 100 contractors on highways sewers bridges tunnels and other projects gain a higher hourly pay package. The agreement was reached in Allegheny County after negotiations by the Laborers District Council of Western Pennsylvania and the Construction Association of Western Pennsylvania. Pay increases range from 13 to 17 cents per hour depending on job and craft.
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Water Floods Strike Town. Gardens at Risk
Residents report rising streams overflow after recent snows and rain. Jackton Vineyard and local businesses move plants and equipment to prevent damage as authorities delay taking decisive action amid recurring flood events.
Flood Threat Ends As Cold Snap Hits Area
A thaw from yesterday’s rain and a sharp cold front eased flood threat in the Northwest Pennsylvania area. Temperatures fell to around 22 degrees as snow covered ground and water from last night’s downpour froze. Bridges and roads near Corry and Pollock’s bridge were closed due to flood and ice, with stranded motorists assisted by police. Continuous page six note.
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Israel presents Gaza plan to UN Assembly
Israel unveils a proposal to set Gaza under UN surveillance with its forces withdrawing from the Sinai border while remaining to manage civil affairs. Egypt and Arab states oppose Western terms as the United States suggests a UN force to guard the coastal strip until a settlement. The General Assembly session open date looms with debate on UN policing scopes.
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Cars Collide In Columbus Driveway Collision
State Police report a two vehicle smashup in front of Frau and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus. No injuries were recorded though both cars sustained about 60 dollars in damage. Investigating officers identified the drivers as Dunkle of Bur and Donald Sweet. Dunkle was traveling east when he entered the driveway and struck the street machine moving west.
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Youth Starts 14th Year in Coma
A 14 year old boy remains in a coma this week after being found unresponsive. Doctors at a local hospital have offered little change in his condition while relatives express guarded hope for recovery. Benny Sowa and Slanie Renvens, neighbors from the Far South Side, visit daily and say they pray for him as his sister Sharon, 15, helps care for and comfort the family.
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Slanie Renvens
Gas Pipeline Explodes in York Injures None
In York Pennsylvania a gas pipeline exploded fifteen miles northwest of here triggering flames seen for miles. There were no injuries and service was reportedly not disrupted. Officials later identified the line as part of the Texas Eastern Transmission Corp system and noted a nearby explosion may have involved a smaller line. Fire crews from ten companies fought the blaze as flames lit up the night and nearby trees caught fire until the gas cooled. The incident occurred on wooded farmland about three miles north of East Berlin with the nearest residents 1,500 yards away. Continued on page six.
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Chamber of Commerce Adopts 1957 Budget
The Chamber of Commerce board approved the 1957 budget in Holt at the Municipal Building. The treasurer reported last year closed with a net of $196.78. Committees named include Bylaws Revision, Credit Bureau, Solicitation Control, Legislation, Industrial Development, and Research. Directors formed a committee to establish new policies and planned public window decals for members and supporters under the Keep Pace With Tomorrow program.
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Toronto youth arrested in rape slaying case
Police in Toronto arrested a youth yesterday in connection with the rape and murder of a young boy. Authorities described a complex investigation involving multiple witnesses and a suspect linked to a bicycle ride incident. The youth appeared for a preliminary hearing and was remanded for trial proceedings scheduled in January.
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Bomb threat closes school and surrounding area
A bomb scare disrupted operations at a local school and nearby venue prompting police response and building evacuation. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but event involved a threatening telephone call and closure of facilities, with authorities investigating the source and ensuring public safety.
Missing Air Force tanker aircraft over New York
Reported missing is a United States Air Force fuel tanker with crew aboard. An official at Gyiftiss Aly Foe Base confirmed the loss after contact was lost near Westover AFB Massachusetts, with radio contact last at around 745 p.m. Rescue and search efforts were ongoing.
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Two Scions See No Changes In Middle East Plan
Washington leaders indicate two senior House Foreign Affairs Committee members have no amendments to Eisenhower's Middle East anti communist resolution.Rep. Chatman Gordon and Rep. Vorys said they would likely support a rapid vote as the full House lines up to act, with possible changes still debated among lawmakers.
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Cold Blasts Hit Buffalo and Flooded Areas Across West New York
A west cold blast slowed melting water in western New York while ice and snow whipped roads. Flooding from overflowing streams and thawing ice stranded residents, damaged bridges, and left two families evacuated by boat near Herkimer. Sidewalks and farms were inundated, with debris and equipment weighed down by ice.
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Fire Destroys Negro Chapel AloF
A fire destroyed the Negro Chapel amid smoke and ashes. The event, linked to community figures and fundraising, prompted attention from local organizations as funds were pledged for restoration and reconstruction work led by Hooker T. Whishlavten, the school’s engineer.
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Grimes sisters case prompts new police questioning
Two men were detained for questioning today in the disappearance of Barbara Grimes, 16, and Patricia Grimes, 13, whose nude, frozen bodies were found along country roads southwest of Chicago after they left home to see an Elvis Presley film on December 28. One man, Walter Krimley, 51, was held for further interrogation after prior queries. another was released. The case parallels earlier unsolved slayings of a schoolgirl and another teen. authorities noted similarities as detectives search for answers.
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Arraignments in Oil Map Case Postponed Again
Postponed arraignments in the oil map theft case were ordered for women indicted on charges of guilt theft. Odie Seagraves of Finnistont Texas underwent surgery as Ed ward Lelberman of New York preferred delaying the arraignment until Seagraves appears. Emanuel Lester, serving a prison term in New York, was named among others linked to the slain trainers case. Thomas W. B. Smith, a Gulf employee, admitted connections to taps and gains as the inquiry continues with suspects in Canada and Texas.
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Odie Seapraven
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Edward Lelberman
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Invalid Dies In Apartment Fire In York Pa
A fire in a York Pennsylvania apartment killed an unnamed man. Neighbors summoned firemen as smoke poured from a window. Crews found the body on the floor near a booking bale and a thin appearance marked the victim.
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British Move Against Nagy Dominates British Note
In a tense international note from Cambridge, Professor Author Mire discusses British plans to remove Nagy and the implications for Her Majesty's government. Harvard professor Ralph Burton Perry, a Pulitzer winner, is noted for his forthcoming biography on William diaries with details not fully clear in the fragment.
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