Dulles Promises U S Support to Baghdad Pact Nations
U S Secretary of State Dulles spoke at the Middle East alliance council meeting in Ankara promising economic and military backing to the Baghdad Pact members Britain Turkey Pakistan and Iraq. He warned aggression would be met with strong resistance and emphasized a balance between military and economic power while pursuing reduced East West tensions and dialogue with the Soviet Union.
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May Cite Driver Who Caused 3 Car Crash
A three vehicle collision occurred at North Center and White streets yesterday afternoon around 5 pm. The driver of a vehicle owned by Penr-Wonk Power and Licht Company fled the scene. Estimated damages total about 370 pounds, with $250 attributed to the company vehicle, $95 to a car driven by Jather Ross, and unknown costs to another driver.
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Warsaw court frees five men in riot case
In Poland's Warsaw district court yesterday five men were acquitted of taking part in October riots against student paper Prosta. The five, in their early twenties, said the evidence against them was insufficient.
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Kadar Resigns Post In Hungary
Budapest Hungary Janos Kadar offered his resignation to Hungarys Parliament today He will continue to run the countrys Red regime as first secretary of the Communist party In a 90 minute speech he proposed that the first deputy Perene Yuennsch step up to the premiership The vote on the proposals followed with virtual certainty Kadar said he would remain as minister of state and party leader Kale took office as premier in November 1956 when Soviet troops crushed the revolt in Budapest and ended the Soviet domination
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Eisenhower asks Congress for four year education aid plan
President Eisenhower sent Congress a four year 1.6 billion federal state program to boost education in science and engineering. The plan calls for funding ten thousand scholarships annually for four years and graduate fellowships to strengthen teaching, with a federal share near one billion and states about six hundred million. The initial year budget includes 225 million to fund the program.
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City Streets Dept Clears Snow After Mild Weather
Streets department reports strong gains in snow removal as calm conditions allowed rapid cleanup. Downtown business district prioritized with many roads still hazardous. Police note several complaints about street conditions and parked cars marring plowed streets. Temperature dipped to 24 last night, slowing melt and delaying full clearance.
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Toledo police break case after driver’s license plate clue
Police spotted the plate imprint at the scene and tracked down Govihe Gawinn who was taken into custody on charges related to siphoning a motor vehicle. The snow drive disrupted traffic and led to the arrest.
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Erie Jet Ace bomber crash claims two Air Force leaders
Major Jess H. Gifford Jr. and Brigadier General Charles D. Jones perished when their B 57C twin engine bomber vanished over Chesapeake Bay Saturday night. Civil Air Patrol and Coast Guard units scoured 8400 square miles, recovering wreckage and confirming both men did not survive.
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Girl 13 Dies on Railroad Bridge in Tragic Gruesome Collision
Reports say a freight train knocked two young girls off a trestle into the Holston River. Pamela Harman and Dorothea Miller, both 12, died after attempting to rescue Dorothea. witnesses describe the girls clinging to each other as the train approached. David Harmon, 10, provided an account of the events leading to the deaths.
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Pamela Harman
Dorothea Miller
222 Lost In Japanese Storm
A violent storm battered southern Japan causing ferries to be driven off course and many people missing. The Nankai Maru with 141 passengers and 29 crew faced disaster after leaving Komatsujima, with waves six feet high and winds near 50 miles per hour. Rescue efforts recovered a life buoy and tool box, but morale indicates several vessels were lost or damaged, including the Kushimioto and Fukushima incidents with multiple missing and dead.
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Shizioka
Area Wife Pleads Innocent To Murder As Trial Opens
Mrs Detri Dean pleads not guilty to the murder of her husband Benetti Dean during a Franklin County trial opening. Jurors were sworn, with the defendant's Philippine-born mother and Filipino attorney Estanislao Fernandes in attendance. The 20-year veteran fends off a late December shooting at their Pleasantville home as the couple faced marital tensions and a divorce claim, while evidence and witnesses are prepared for the proceedings.
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Venango County
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Nixon May Meet Soviet Leaders Later In Year
Nixon may meet top Soviet leaders this year as he plans a European tour next summer or fall. The talks with Soviet Ambassador George Zaremba yielded no invitation, but officials say the visit could give Nixon a chance to gain Soviet impressions before a possible 1960 presidential bid.
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High School Boys Launch Homemade Rockets Near Stwelton
High school boys from Moustan Spokane and Swelton launched a homemade two stage aluminum rocket from Charles W Holcomb's farm near Stwelton. The craft rose fast then vanished from sight after a loud flash and shaking. They used a wet paper towel soaked in potassium nitrate in the firing. The project involved students David Lynch and Joseph Count.
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Author Pinkerton Dies at 68 in Clearwater
Robert Douglas Pinkerton, 68, a former head of the Ohio Association of College and University Business Officers and author of the postwar bestseller Bodies of Hell, died Saturday in Clearwater. Born in Darjeeling.
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Vanguard Test Delayed Again in Moon Program Setback
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Navy races to launch its temperamental Vanguard rocket in hopes of reaching orbit soon as weather and mechanical issues delay the Moon program. The last attempts failed last week with a December 6 blast on the pad and secrecy shields details from the public. Meanwhile the Air Force Snark missile reached Ascension Island and the Vanguard launch was postponed again as officials press for a timely flight.
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Changes Seen In September Leader Opens Conference On State's Education Tomorrow
Harrisburg WM reports Gov Leader opens a major education conference in Harrisburg with over 300 state leaders, administrators and clergymen. The event evaluates school progress and outlines a plan for changes next September, with groups discussing gifted education and adult extension courses. Results will be tabulated in three weeks, guiding potential 1959 legislative proposals and department actions.
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Pennsylvania
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Corry Golden Agers Starter Meet Planned
A Get Acquainted meeting for Corry Golden Age Club is set for next Tuesday February 4 from 1 to 9 30 p m at the Corry YMCA. The starter meeting was approved at a special Golden Age committee gathering at the Mega Avenue home of Mrs Bertha Dorwin. Qualified attendees 80 years and over will be invited to join and be registered with an explanation of the group plans followed by entertainment and refreshments.
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Ohio Governor Suffers Heart Attack
Governor William O'Neill of Ohio suffered a heart attack and was at the mansion in Bexley with physicians treating him at home. He likely will remain in bed for about three weeks as state aides and the press secretary announced the illness and ongoing care.
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Congress Issue Clinic Scheduled at Cleveland
Members of the Corry Chamber of Commerce are invited to an all day Congress Issue Clinic in Cleveland on Friday February 14. Applications were mailed to members asking for reservations by February 10. The clinic starts at 5 30 p m and continues to 9 p m with prominent speakers from across the nation.
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Death by own action of railroad mogul unfolds mystery
Newport R I and one body for railroad tycoon Robert R Young due here today aboard his private railroad car for burial tomorrow next to his only child. The 60 year old board chairman of the New York Central Railroad took his life with a blast from a double barreled 20 gauge shotgun Saturday. The body found in the top door billiard room of his 23 room winter mansion at West Palm Beach Fla by household staff. Authorities said the death was death by own action. They could give no immediate reason. Youngs body came north in his curtained gleaming silver private car No 28. The body was accompanied by his widow Anita Ten Eyck O Keefe and others. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Marys Episcopal Church in Portsmouth where Young was a member of the parish. Burial will be in St Marys.
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Man commits suicide at Times Square shooting gallery
In New York a man identified as Charley Hauck aged 97 walked into Hubert's Museum near Times Square and fired 14 shots at clay pipes then killed himself with a head shot after taking two more 22 caliber clips from the counter. A note to his wife Georgette dated Friday preceded the act while 50 to 100 bystanders were present.
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