Senate review of mid east plan seen
Fulbright expects a Senate inquiry into Eisenhower administration Middle East policy to proceed after hearings on the military economic plan. He aims to obtain approval for a policy review while Dulles resists extended scrutiny, warning it could harm U.S. ties with Britain and France. Senator Aiken cautions delaying action and urges action on countering Communist aggression. House committees also push to finish their Eisenhower revolution report ahead of a debate next Tuesday.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Middle East
Eisenhower
Purbushty
Armed Services Committee
Dulles
U.S
Sen. Aiken
R-Vl
Congress
Aiken
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Ayo
Lindon Daily Sketch
Dalles Tnsiit
Dilles
Cig
Broaldant Eisenhower
Enst
Moise D-O ¥Ey
Aeville
Isenhower
United States
Morse
Peysonuny
State Department
Didles
Suit Against WOTR Station Settled By Payment Of Claim
Delos N. Ayers of Corry settled a civil action against Olivia T Rennekamp and Kenneth L Rennekamp owners of WOTR radio station. The suit claimed Ayers was not paid for bulldozing the site on East Columbus Avenue where the WOTR tower stood. The Ere County case had been set for trial but a settlement offer ended the dispute.
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WOTR
Delos N. Ayers
Corry
Olivia T
Kenneth
Rennekamp
Ere
Indde
Renibekaspa
Stiit
Esle
Rennekamp Tae Reed
Euat
Columbus Avenue
Boy 14 Crippled By Polio Kills Self In Bath
David Pulam a 14 year old crippled by polio for 11 years was found dead in his family bathtub after apparently shooting himself. A pistol lay nearby and a note to his father, an elementary principal, outlined the March of Dimes request and was signed with love by David. He had saved 100 dollars toward buying a car.
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David Pulam
Hiss
David
Erie court taps property liens to collect 1954 bribery fines
Marty and 22 others named in a civil judgment by Erie County to recover 21 000 plus long overdue fines and court costs. County Solicitor Jacob Held filed liens in the prothonotary’s office to compel payment, with only two convicts having paid any amounts. Largest lien against Stanley Schwartz at 2420, as officials seek to prevent asset transfers. Continued on Page Eight.
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Erie
Exe
Marty
Jacob Held
George Wilson
Wilson
Wig State Parole Board
Stanley Schwartz
Demortite Ety ‘ohiaernnuTe Whierwiks “Eit
Thomas Flatley
Fis
Schwartz
Elmer L. Evans
State Parole Board
Fhe
Common Pleas
Ostels de Taha
Tevses
Elghey
Authority To Pay Last Bills on New Cony Area High
After months of litigation with Ludwig Construction and its subs, the Corry Aven Schools Authority gains architect approval to pay remaining bills. A meeting at the high school next Tuesday will authorize about 77 000 still owed for the school opened September 20 1954. The financing authority for six districts withheld funds, subcontractors claimed non payment, bonds later cleared claims and now payment proceeds.
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Ludwig Construction Company
Faldoner
Cony Area
Corry Aven
Worl Uney
Ludwie Bonding Company
Fuldwie
Navy Hosts Union Leaders On Carrier Cruise
The Navy invites AFL CIO leaders to a winter meeting aboard an aircraft carrier out of Miami. The 45 million union members and families are to be informed of the Navy's mission and work as helicopters and escorts ferry leaders from ships to a Caribbean cruise.
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Miami Arach
Fla If
Navy
Minimi Beach
Miami
Organized Tabor
Cost Of Living Reaches New High in 1956
Report states December 1956 saw consumer prices rise to an all time high with a near one percent increase for the year. Factory workers’ average earnings also hit a new record in December, boosting buying power for that group.
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Ment
Dame Unte
Bureau of Tahar
Btallatics
Son 17 defends parents amid spy arrest in New York
Lawrence Soble, 17, says he cannot believe his mother Myra and father Ok Soble, both 53, were spies and along with Jeb Albom, 64, arrested by FBI on charges of gathering defense information for the Soviet Union. The Sobles, Albom denied, posted bail at $100,000 each as investigators note possible wider involvement. The family, U.S. born to Lithuanian and Russian origins, faced a long espionage probe tied to events dating back to 1947.
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New Yium
Lawrence Soble
United States
Ok Sable
Myra
Jeb Albom
New York City
Une Fet
Nahonit
Soviet Union
Soble
Rhodes Preparatory Shool
Manution
Rng
Paul Williams
Tn Washington
Sergei R. Strigaby
State Department
Tm Montreal
Wessel Chaden
Jack Soble
Album
Lithuania
Russia
FBI
Sobles
Kobe
Japan
Becfime
Lithia
Albam
Albeam
Prions
Eee Albam
Speeder Nabbed After 87 Mile Turnpike Chase
Police identify the driver as Pete Zinkovich of Cleveland after an 87 mile chase along the Ohio and Pennsylvania turnpikes. The suspect, clocked at speeds up to 130 mph, was forced to stop near a guard rail by two Pennsylvania state troopers. He faces charges of intoxication failure to stop for tolls and lacking an entry ticket on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pete Zinkovich
Cleveland
Allegheny County
Zinkovich
Zivkovien
Zellenople
Fragmentary local item names several city figures
The readable fragments mention Mayor Cherry Mrs Brown and Bir Brown along with Roger Brown and a city finance director W Aus Abbey. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize beyond listing individuals associated with a municipal context.
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Nobis
Propedy
Cherry
Soviet Agents Jack Soble and Family Face U.S. Probes
In New York evidence piles up against Jack Soble, wife Myra, and Jacob Album as alleged Soviet spies. Police and federal agents linked surveillance by a former NKVD agent, detailing stay within the United States, naturalization status, and marriage to American citizens. The case recalls wartime espionage trials and raises questions on citizenship and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Soble
Myra
Jacob Album
PBL
Siti
FBL
Deadlocked Jury Dismissed In Kidnap Trial
A jury in a kidnapping trial was dismissed after seven hours of deliberation with a deadlock on all counts. Beatrice Winn and Tunille Whisenand faced charges from the alleged kidnapping of Mrs. Ruth Latham, who testified that she was bound and buried alive before escaping. Defense claimed the accusers lied, while Winn and Whisenand testified they were abducted by men and women across the border, with discussions of ransom and motive. The trial's outcome leaves unresolved questions about who planned the crime and who participated.
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Latham
Tarek Uo
Jatt
John A. Hews
Beatrice Winn
Tunille Whisemand
Worild
Ruthey Lathan
George Lathan
Fir
Fobks
Deger
Lathanys
With
Whisenund
Mexico
Winn
Whisenand
Dil
Attys
Willan
Low
Robert J
Free-For-All Fight At Benesvier Township High School Alleges Assaults
Police say a student molested a girl sparking a brawl in the high school lobby that lasted about 100 minutes until authorities and firefighters intervened. Victims include Laver and Levitionh with injuries. suspects include Drew Colley 18 of Paris Ness Hills Luray and Walter L Birkel of Benen. fines issued to Albert Schools for public order.
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Orles Cyan
Benike
Dash
Bensvier ‘Township
Tour Vowblis
Tmes Laver
Tur Wes
Lower Bucks Couns
Ban X Ray Units For Fitting Shoes In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania bans x ray units used to fit shoes effective yesterday with enforcement to protect public health. Officials in Berwyn and surrounding areas report cessation of shoe fitting machines, aiming to end radiation exposure and ensure store safety.
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Pennsylvania
Hirisaura
Atenalate
de Berwyn
Mattie
Health
Seecelney
Aardlov
Land Donated For Airport Access Road
Community leaders approved a land donation and funding plan to build an access road to Lawrence Airport. The Browns donated a deed for the necessary right of way on South Center Street, with city officials pledging to pave and complete the roadway within five years and to assess property owners for more than half the cost.
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S Road
Lawence
South Center
Tulle
Robert Brown
South Center Street
Copy
Bert Cherry
Geptiatu
Waneaubi
Soliel
Roger Brown
Wiives
Pashiui
Eily Ree
Gounell
Steet
Plane crash claims six lives in latest disaster
A fatal plane crash left six people dead amid a distant emergency scene. Investigators, aviation officials, and local responders rushed to the wreckage, with missing flight details and uncertain cause heavily noted as authorities secured the site.
Tragic diving accident leaves two dead and one missing
A diving incident near Chester Counts Hospital hospitalizes two others after an event described by local officials. The report notes names Herman Gillmart and Annie Sel gap fodlay among those involved, with ongoing search for a missing diver.
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Ando
Uata Torah
Annie
Killiog
Herman T Gillmart
Wriver
Etyysone
Jona Boiedye
Jie
Chester Counts Hospital
Dulles Remark Triggers Allied Contention
Washington officials cautioned that a Dulles remark could offend British and French allies. The secretary testified before Senate committees on Cold War power authorization and faced questions about potential misinterpretation. British and French newspapers ran banners suggesting insult, prompting State Department alarms and a clarifying stance.
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Washington
Star Department
Hyjal
Yemarle
Dulles
Stalp Department
Algeolh White
Corryite Held On Wife's Charges in Fourteen Chain Case
Corryite was held on charges related to assault and battery involving his wife Zapporah Weow. The alleged incident occurred Monday night as described in a brief preliminary hearing. The case progressed with both parties represented. bail set at 2500 and continued for a future court session.
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Zapporah
Cobbett
Probe Aimed At Derailing New York Bound Train
A thwarted plot to derail a passenger train bound for New York was investigated by the police. Initial reports indicate a group attempted tampering on the line near Tamar and Pojnavivar road, with several suspects detained for questioning. The train, carrying 617 passengers, was halted without injuries as authorities review evidence from the scene.
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Timcceimeonues
Ginee
Num Heen
Pojnavivar Road Polike
Harku
New York
Paseen
Aden i
Day's Report On Israel To Shape Major Debate
United Nations diplomats entered a tense prep period ahead of a key General Assembly debate on the Middle East. Dag Hammarskjold's 3500 word report is expected to influence discussions on Israel's withdrawal from Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh, with Tariel’s terms and regional barriers creating a contested path to ceasefire.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Tara
Tornell
Hammarskjold
Israel
Tariel
Tarnel
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Push Search For Missing U S Fliers
Air and Navy search forces combed waters near the Isle of Pines after a bombing-crew collision. Rescue teams retrieved Maj. M M Farland Jr and Lt J Rose, with others hospitalized at Key West for shock, as divers probed wreckage near the coast off Chibis Western Lip.
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Caribbdon
Cube
Wiliam & Nori
Lansing
Mick. Cupl
Jame H. Parker
Rock Will
Bart Chriéavm Jr
Sumter
Wreelaige
Isle of Pines
Chibi
Talis de Mionirres
Isle of Plies
Ory
Talis de Mangies
Air Force Reserve Fliers
Mboni
Dimes M. McFarland Jr
Walwontown
Winfred B Lynn
Padicah
Jimes Rose Jt
Dallas
Tex
McFarland
Lynn
Key West
Shiock
Air Force
Isle of, Pines
Jack AE Woodyard
ML McGurrs
Kase
Beach
Ind
Roy
Sea Woodyard
McChrry
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Tetsburgh
Clarence Wallace
Lawrence Alport
Waderhoues
Alinete Alewollin
Don Williams
Ety
Robert Price
Ely
Journal
Vaseili
Zubilin
Soviet
NKVIP
Heil
Hiraled Rosenberg
Sable and
Futh
Litha- Safle
U. 8
Uma
al Fam
U. S
Myra Suble
Jacob Attmann, Fh
Nab
McFualyen
Peter Milled
Sui
Qnove
Preys
Olive Henely
Ted Ny Jou
Thor Pmpertys
Ateret Weilens
Gosnell
Ernie
Ehumpagul
Wren Witone
Sparta
Thelen
Gori
Spartanshinn
Ani
Eh Ras
Ri Dew
Spartans
Miss Gadd
Avivitie
Mutiok Seitan
Mr. Barks
Day
Aqaba Gulf
MacArthur
Astoria
Alto
Kilier
Efiey
Aitian
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