Hoffa Installed as Teamsters Leader in Court Settlement
James A ntin Voukever is named president as a four‑part compromise settles charges and creates a three member monitoring board. The plan requires the board to be reworked to fit court jurisdiction while the AFL-CIO debates the overall affiliation of the Teamsters. Continued on Page Sixd.
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Hoffa
Teamsters
Fix
Ae Apel
Washington
James Antin Voukever
Wie
Itt
Wwe
Molin
Teamisters Nations Executive Board
Drst
Tte
Arailay
Afl-Cio
Federation
Hafia
Senate
Wastygron
A. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Pav
Frisco Union Probers Put Ultimatum To Witnesses
A San Francisco hearing, tied to a major union investigation, demands witnesses reflect on charges of perjury and possible corruption. Probers target leaders of the local 198 union as officials face scrutiny amid a widening inquiry into alleged bribery and influence operations.
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Iowathony
San Francisco
Operato
Cumnan McCillian
Ark
Los Francis
Elimmne Wien
Vosar
Syssiit
William &. Nta
Eyey
Mehwivon
Joseph Dutey
Swanson
Teis
Atlantis Conti
Meemillan Given Confidence Vote
A tense confidence vote in Meemillan divided peers amid a dispute over party lines. Petey Tharneycrolt warned of consequences as a 324 268 House margin favored the cabinet ally, prompting calls for unity.
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Tire Coneivalive
Elses Tariks
Drelsleeny Thent
Prise Mineter Mantaillan
Petey Tharneycrolt
Dvtye Kup Kseo Ag Chygeetars
Baghdad Pact Leaders Meet For Middle East Defense
Military chiefs from Iran Pakistan Turkey and Iraq join British and American officials in Baghdad for talks on coordinating defense against communism. General Maxwell D. Taylor and Sir Whitlam Dickson attend along with other senior officers at the conference.
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Poranr
Inday
Tocate
Tse
Teanion
Maxwell D. Toge
WS Army Sab Ut
Whitlatt Dickson
British Chiefs of Staff
Tom Tuibeary
Iran
Tag
Pakistan
Tirkey
Former Corry Man Injured in Butler Crash
A former Corry resident, now living in Vandergrift Pennsylvania, was seriously injured yesterday when his car collided head on with another vehicle south of Butler. Robert Seastad, 27, of Corry, was en route to Chautauqua Lake with a companion when the crash occurred. He was treated at Butler General Hospital for a deep facial laceration and contusions. The other driver, a minister, was not identified. his vehicle reportedly stopped abruptly. Seastead remained in the hospital as his injuries were assessed.
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Carrs
Vandernift
Buver
Robert Seasend
Arnold Senstene
Mapleayemun
Corry
Senstead
Chutauaus Lake
University of Bataks
I Mags
Paris
Seustead
Butler General Hospital
Seastead
Seesteart
Renatts
Cory
Kearns Plans Spudnik Launch For February 3
Kearns aims to launch a special homemade potato soup dubbed Spudnik in the House dining room. He says he will meet chef Helen Monue at National Airport and test the dish’s memor y touch, hoping the honored recipe proves its worth amid prior subpar attempts.
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Kearns
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Sturon
Washington
National Airport
Helen Monue
Shenange Tin
Stanford Hose Fire Police Named
Fire police at Stanford Hose Company were revoked last night as the firefighting unit underwent changes. Mayor J Fred Kintey issued the oath of office to new members George Maloney Walter Auer Ivan Ben Unk Russell Beises George Colli Vicor Dempsey Robert Garfield David Nichols Paul Spiesman and John Tuce with Maloney to serve as captain. Additional support to the group handling traffic at fire scenes will be added in the near future.
House and Senate Push Action on Emergency Defense Bill
The House Armed Services Committee advances its defense bill amid internal probes and calls for decisive action to modernize U S military defenses. Senate leaders expect to add conditions to a $1.41 billion emergency defense appropriation approved by the House. Lt Gen James H Gavin, Army R&D chief, testified behind closed doors after announcing retirement March 31 in protest of Defense Department policies. Chairman Vinson expressed optimism that testimony shows no harm from interservice rivalry to the missile program.
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Washington
House
Sena
Senate
Jamies H. Gavin
Army
House Armed Services Committee
Eurlier
Defense Department
Vinson
D-Ga
Gavin
Bakery Hold Up Gang Sentenced To Long Terms
A trio led by Elslager Calvin Marsh and Donald Emerson, all of Titusville, were sentenced by Warren County Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. for prison break and assault on an officer after pleading guilty. Sentences range from one to ten years. Marsh’s sentence was held until hospital observation ends. A 16 year old girl, Marjorie Roydas, received one year probation for acting as lookout.
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At 'Endsville
Sit
Als
Warren County
Alexander C. Flek Jr
Elslager
Calvin Marsh
Donald Emerson
Titusville
Justice of the Peace
Fred Berry
Starbrick
Flick
Marjorie Roydas
Dulles Arrives In Iran For Visit
Secretary of State Dulles arrived for a 40 hour visit and will observe the Baghdad Pact ministerial meeting opening Monday in Ankara Turkey. He is to meet Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Iran’s government, stressing ties between Iran and the United States as a Pact member.
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Susssunae
ITA UN — Sepresas J
Dulles
Ankara
Turkey
Shah Mohammed Fert Pahlesi
Hip Anka
Iran
United States
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds Girard Ruling
Philadelphia The Pennsylvania Supreme Court sustains the Girard College trustees as named by Stephen Girard's will to ensure the school is attended by white idle lar phys, upholding the clause directing racial admission in the historic charter.
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Girard
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Girard College
Stephen Girard
How We Stand On Education in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg report questions parent responsibility for child education and criticizes public schools. It cites Dr Maurice Trusal and Sen Joseph Yesco, noting higher science course counts yet calls for broader reform as debates on funding, curriculum, and accountability persist.
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Orily
Aly
Pennsylvania
Maurice Trusat
He Bibeuy
Tink Jaho Department
Public
Joseph J. Yesco
Northampton
Trusal
Civilian Group Refuses Support To Junta After Dictator's Ouster
Caracas reports a civilian group that helped oust dictator Perez Jimenez withholds backing from the military junta formed to rule. The group demands an interim government, early elections, party freedoms, and prosecutions of old regime officials, while the junta pledges elections but gives no dates. The capital also cleans up after a 10 hour siege and street fighting that left about 60 bodies at a secret police HQ as troops restored order.
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Caracas
Venezuela
M — Venezela
Mar- 208
Perez Jimenez
Sinton
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Sailot
Wildcat strike by N Y Central conductors ends after seven hours
A wildcat walkout by New York Central Railroad conductors on the Albany to Buffalo division disrupted the New York to Chicago main line for seven hours before it was called off. The national union condemned the action as unauthorized. a Utica court order seeks to restrain the strike while railroad officials blamed a single local chairman for the action.
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N.Y. Central
New York Central Railroad
New York
Buffalo
Central
New York-Chicago
Albany
N.Y
National Union
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U. S
Stephen W. Brennan
Utica
Tegal
Newark
Division 14
Thy
Bultly
Division 4
Val Simons
Division 34
Resume Search For Lost Plane Near Morgantown W Va
In Morgantown West Virginia Civil air patrol and police units continued search today for a missing plane carrying four prominent Morgantown men and a St. Louis pilot William Mickow an 8 passenger craft was last radio contact at 78 p m Wednesday with position at 10 000 feet over Morgantown Airport the ceiling was 1200 feet and the pilot was reluctant to descend before disappearing into cloud bank He was returning toward Harrisburg from Harbora Pa and had been on business with Ted Jones Equipment Co and Baughman Mfg Co representatives on board.
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Sorgantown
W. Va
R—Poice
Civil Air Patriol
Ant Hs
Morgantown
Mobsters Wife Refuses Grand Jury Questions
Mia Joseph, wife of a mobster, refused to answer grand jury questions about the November 14 convention to mobsters and their friends at her Apalachin home, according to her attorney.
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Mua Oswego
N. J
Mia Joseph Darbara
Apalachin
U S and Britain Claim Progress On H Bomb Power
The United States and Britain report “fruitful and promising results” in hydrogen fusion research aimed at electricity. Officials insist no breakthrough yet and emphasize long path to power, with Strauss backing a neck and neck status and Libby calling progress a major step but not a breakthrough.
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Britain
Janeay
IAL
Chatman Lewis L. Strauss
U. Atomic Energy Commission
Cleese
U. S
Strauss
United States
Willard F. Libby
AEC
Ike Studying Stassen Plan For Policy Shift
President Eisenhower weighs Stassen disarmament ideas as possible shifts in policy emerge. Dulles opposes some proposals while others gain limited backing from administration members at a January NSC meeting. Discussions in London stalled as talks with the Soviet Union face deadlock. The plan includes partial arms control, a larger UN role, and scaled back production, with both sides asked to allow gradual changes. A Canadian stamp note ends with Ottawa sale news.
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Harold Stassen
Shem
Sout Union
London
Sassen
White House
Strang
Dules
Dols
Stassen
Slassen
Chariors
Belne Ham
Amari Algremen
Eptral Ni Mtaraie
United Nations
Jain
Dulles Atvwedie
United Shites
Russia
Neae
United Sates
Ostransi
Soviet ICBM Firing Confirmed by Army Testimony
Secretary of the Army Bricker testified before the House Armed Services Committee that the Soviets have launched and fired at least one, possibly two, intercontinental ballistic missiles. He added the US is roughly on par in long range missile development.
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Army
Brucker
House
Armed Services
Jonmietor
Ruoker
Fay
Brackey
United States
Leader and Furman Exchange Quiet Acknowledgement
In Harrisburg Lt. Gov Roy Furman entered midway through Gov Leader’s address to highway material producers. They shared a brief, wordless soundshake before Leader concluded and Furman delivered his own remarks without Leader present.
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Furman
Harrisburg
Roy
Bare Butchery In Murder Of Area Woman
Dr. James Weston testified that Geneva Ellen Cartier suffered a brutal murder with organs removed by a butcher knife. Raymond Lesley Cartier, 10, husband and Navy sailor, faces murder trial as fire started during alleged assault in their burning Meadville apartment. Cartier claimed intoxication and lack of memory. Mrs. Cartier was buried in Sparrowsburg, Pa.
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Geneva Ellen Cartier
Meadville
Raymond Lesley Cartier
Superior Court
James 'T. Weston
Gartier
Cartier
Hector
Juplex
Pollo
Spar
Sansbure
School Crossing Guards Set Safety Record
Fifty four boys aged nine to twelve under Patrolman Leslie J. Kelly guard key intersections in the city achieving a perfect safety record. The crossing program began at Wright school in 1952 and expanded citywide. Of 54, 35 are regular guards and 19 substitutes. three injuries occurred before the system.
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Sete
Ieee Enereeme’ Aiythy
Sim
Leslie J. Kelly
Tithe City
Kelly
Wright School
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Ewing Scott
Gene Barnes
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