Dulles Faces Democratic Attacks Over Middle East Plan
Secretary of State Dulles shows resolve amid Democratic blasts during Senate hearings on Eisenhower Middle East policy. He defends his stance, cites White House backing and GOP support, while critics including Fulbright and Humphrey press for changes. Continues on page four.
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Fingers Amputated In Accidents Here
Louie Ormabee of St. Pittsfield, an employee of the Corry Jamestown Milling Corp, lost the tips of his second and third fingers on his right hand while using a short metal brake at the plant. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in good condition. Carl Lindsey, 59, of 829 Worth Street, was treated for a severe cut to his ring finger from working on a power pile in his home workshop basement and admitted for tendon surgery. his condition was listed as fair.
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Boy 9 Treats Wound Instead Of Telling On Pal
A 9 year old boy treated his own bullet wound after a classmate fired a 22 rifle at him. The incident occurred at a reform school setting, with the boy avoiding disclosure to protect his friend. The bullet entered his side and exited his back. The boy returned to school ten days later, reflecting on the fear of telling.
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City Churches Organize Council Here
A meeting of Protestant churches in the city convened last night at the Evangelical United Brethren Church to form the Council of Churches. Rev. G Weit Hartman outlined possible departments such as education evangelism and social action, with membership limit by church contribution and solicitation.
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UN Assembly Seeks Solution To Middle East Deadlock
United Nations discussions on the Middle East pause amid disagreements as diplomats seek a path to end the impasse over Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian territory. Britain and Canada back a plan to bolster UN efforts, while the United States signals limited action. The debate resumes with potential tense moves on armistice terms and freedom of navigation.
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Sawyer Heads Merchants Next Year
Sawyer, head of the Bell Merchants, was elected president of the Merchants Association. He named Merle Dodd and Jack Stahl to leadership roles with B. G. Bennett, Leo Al, Thomas Jansen, and James Single joining the Board of Control. The new group plans to mirror the Panint organization structure and will meet next Wednesday to assign committees and launch promotional campaigns.
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Highway circus ban on 101 causes traffic halt
A chaotic incident blocked Highway 101 as an animal crossed the road, halting traffic for about half an hour. Police, street cleaning crews, and bystanders captured the animal and returned it to town, ending the disruption.
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Galil
Whehway
Hinn
Killer confession in Grimes sisters case shocks Chicago suburbs
A jury finds Edward Bedwell 44 and accomplice William Cole Willingham Jr. responsible in the 1940s death of Barbara and Patt Grimes, teen sisters found nude along a suburban Willow Springs road. The inquest heard Bedwell describe a brutal assault and disposal in a snowbank after a spree in skid row hotels.
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Ghleagonas
Bedwell
Grimes Sisters
Goronsy'y
Joseph Lotti
Grimes
Skid Row
Herter In Line For Special Gov't Post
Former Governor Christian Herter of Massachusetts was favored to become the Eisenhower administration chief policy coordinator. Nixon was discussed for the OCB chairmanship while debates over Herter and Nixon stalled. The article details Republican maneuvering and party strategists positioning for the top policy role.
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Christian Herter
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Eisenhower
Hixbert Hoover
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Bixenhower
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Mayme Nixon
OCB
Nixon
Abou Tenhower
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Allo
Biceshawer
Simpson Mischatmi
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Isaack
Solons Defend Route 6 Before House
Solons defend Route 6 before the House, urging adoption of a resolution expressing support for the highway project. They warn that excluding Route 6 would hinder growth and progress, urging officials to back the plan and oppose actions seen as threatening the highway system.
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Just Nihe
Sharon
Waginerr
Explosion and Fire Probe At Fenrir Building
Authorities investigate cause of yesterday’s blast and blaze that gutted a Fenrir area building with brickwork damaged and several workers unaccounted. Fire crews battled the flames as investigators review riveted joints and stove components for links to the incident. Local officials and responders urge caution as search efforts continue.
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Doctor Dies On 83rd Birthday In Philadelphia Hospital
An 83rd birthday obituary reports the death of Dr George F Pt allier at a Philadelphia hospital. Born in the Biodmumure area, he was recognized for his long service in medicine and remembered by colleagues and family.
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Solons May Give Nod To Mid-East Plan
Harrisburg report indicates a Senate review on a proposed Mid East plan and a Pennsylvanian turnpike commission appointment. Williamson’s nomination aimed to head off a conflict as GOP leaders discuss commission changes. House and Senate consider a Korean War bonus bond issue and school aid measures with action expected before November elections.
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Senate groups back inquiry on Middle East policy
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees approved an inquiry into U S policy in the Middle East over the past 11 years by a unanimous vote of 80 to 0. Leaders said the White House and State Department had no objection to the investigation, with House debate expected today and possible adoption tomorrow. The measure would authorize early reports on President Eisenhower's plans and the use of aid funds in the region.
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Talks on missiles continue between Wilson and Sandys in Berne
Wilson and Sandys in Berné continue talks on missiles. The discussions focus on possible postwar arms support to Britain and allied defense ties. They aim to compare strategic hints and explore future shared research while considering limited access to modern weapons and technical equipment.
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Savings & Loan Marks Record Growth In 56
The Cherry Savings and Loan Association reported a record 56 growth at its annual meeting. Secretary Homer G. Burned noted about 30 more stockholders attended. Approximately 9,000,000 in taxes are expected to be collected. Three-year terms were filled for directors Walter F. Peake Edna G. Blapeliad and Perry T. Hovey. Home loans numbered over one group. Walter F. Peake led as chief executive with Horton Davis as vice president and Homer G. Bidarypeketys as treasurer. Appointees renewed included Hammond Higg and Lloyd Stowe.
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Direowix Wax Nevel
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Mir Bidlard
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Aiue
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Indictments Narrow in Jefferson County Murder Case
Two 16 year olds, including Lavell a-ome and Pulier, were indicted yesterday for murder in the death of a mother. The Jefferson County grand jury handed down the charges after a rifle assault that left the victim dead. Details remain sparse as the case moves to the next legal steps.
Army Missile Film Show Reveals New Projects in Army Display
Army officials unveiled motion pictures of unidentified missile programs at a New York event. General Schriever stated the Thor IRBM testing nears full readiness while orals and other missiles, including the Lacrosse glide missile, were showcased to illustrate progress and schedule milestones.
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Chou Proposes Prisoner Trade Policy Fight
A radio report cites Chou Enlai proposing a prisoner exchange plan between the United States and the People’s Republic of China. The proposal would swap imprisoned activists for released Chinese detainees and is tied to broader discussions of policy toward the two nations.
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