Report Showdown Imminent in Korean Talks
Secret session expected tomorrow to decide the fate of the truce talks as Allied and Communist negotiators face a possible breakdown over prisoner repatriation and guarantees. Chinese and North Korean broadcasts claim walkouts and strategic moves while U S officials urge patience amid looming pressure for a rapid armistice. Berlin meanwhile endures food shortages as Eastern bloc promises falter and locals flock to scarce markets.
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Reddemuandk
U. N
South Korea
Somertow
Nis
Peiping
Receas
East Central
Eisenhower
U. S
Washington
Communist Radio
Pyongyang
Pohang
Pusat
Red Radio
Panmunjom
U. Ny Stockades
Rhee
Aled
Iran Parliament Crisis Deepens Aide Ultimatum Looms
In a chaotic session the Iranian parliament nears collapse as resignations and a looming referendum threaten the government. Premier struggles amid crisis with dissolved cabinet and a power struggle over presidential decrees.
Corry Jamestown Project Resumes After Wage Deal
Construction at the Corry Jamestown site on East Columbus Avenue restarts as the AFL union accepts a wage increase ending a two week strike. Iron workers return to work and both units are expected back in full operation, after the Bricklayers Union delay.
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Corry-Jamestone Pai
Columbus Avenue
Dan Workes Union
AFL
Ain-Howe
Tocal
Cosy
Jamestown
H. Platt Co
Iron World
Loring
Manone
Gas storage bill is killed in Pennsylvania Senate committee
WARRISBURG The Senate State Government Committee killed a House passed bill to regulate underground gas storage near coal mines. The action was reported after a closed committee session by Chulvnun CG Graybill Diehm and others. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Robert F. Kent, would prohibit underground storage within coal mines.
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Associated Press
Warrisburg
Senate
Chulvnun CG
Graybill Diehm
Lancaster
Conuniliue
Seston
Diehm
Robert F. Kent
ReDeawfurd
Aluminum price hike follows pay boost at Ampco
Pittsburgh Alcoa, five days after granting a large employee pay raise, raised prices on aluminum to 20 cents per pound for pig and 21 cents for ingot. Other ingot grades rose by at least a half cent per pound, with increases varying by form and composition.
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Mf Amblin
Pittsburgh — Aluminum Company of America
Eisenhower press for passage of full aid fund
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to approve the five billion one hundred million dollar foreign aid package. He held meetings with Senate Appropriations members and top aides to argue for swift funding while noting technical details must be resolved before final decisions.
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Associated Frese Washington
Seahower
Euve
Copeussinen
Dominic Sui
Fred Ty
White House
Wieheon
Senate Appropriations
Wisenhow
Moabun
Harold J. Slassen
Badger
Juseph M. Dodester
Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
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Wilson B. Persons
Congressuber Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Appropriations Committee
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Lave
Bev
Bewley
Avolomaiey
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Tisis Emuypeves
Norly
Shirk
Pune
Shyars
Ekyynower
Avg Mobmnert
Tor Farrer
Benson
Envoy Returns to Washington in Posture of Mission
President Eisenhower’s envoy, a veteran banker-diplomat, arrived in Washington after a Pacific crossing. At a White House meeting with Secretary of State, he reported progress toward an armistice if the Communists seek one, and outlined support for President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Waller
Eisenhower
Dulek
Kordan Presdent
Synymin Rhea
Aurmiattee
White House
Dityport
Secratary
Siete Uinder
Virginia
Three Hunters Lost in Quebec Forest Search Hovers
Three missing hunters from Hollignysburg Pennsylvania, Eugene Lindsey 47, his son 17, and Albert Clark 0, entered the Quebec forest December 12 to hunt bear and were to stay two weeks. Relatives prompted a search. two parties scoured the woods without success and officials considered Royal Canadian Air Force involvement.
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Gaspe
Plebex
Provincista
Tice
Royal
Canaiian Air Force
Global Cold War Summit Sparks Western Unity Effort
Reports describe a high level meeting among Britain United States and France aiming to present a united front against Soviet influence. Dulles Eden Loveday discuss open aid and economic embargos as ministers push for a four power conference on Germany and Western Europe.
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Associated Press
Holset Auto Janet
Sredire Poullenaieadtee
Wesley
Fhweias
Alwy
Arbi
Suillhy Koren
United States
Webi
Pub
Krenlin
Eas
Germany
Benabe
Dulles
Bal
Isbury
Pienel
Georges Bichviil
Winer
China
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Tf Hissin
Slejis Lowaru
Gerry
1iAky
Joftchis
Bie
Ae Eisenhower Milenkov Tevel
Peniinit
Sulin Sies
Sion
A. Pynifwrvicoe
Kremlin
Local Driver Held After City Accident
Roy Crawford, 33, of Us Frankly suerL, was arrested by city police after his auto rammed into Pat Clark's car near the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. Crawford, reportedly intoxicated, was released on bond and plans to seek sentencing or trial next week in Erie County court.
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Roy Crawford
Frankly Suerl
Alederman
Ware
Erie County
Crawford
Atle Hic Rar
Tim Wilt
Pat Clairk
East Main Sheet
Parker
Veterans of Fovel
Wars Post
West Washington Street
Y Clark
Corry Father and Son Hart in Accident
Annie Crouse, 26, of Got West Howth Street and her son from Lamy Wisconsin were admitted to Visienti's Hospital in Erie yesterday for injuries from a rural Green Township intersection collision. They were in a car struck by a truck driven by Hubert Smith of Waterford who escaped uninjured.
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Annie Crouse
West Howth Street
Mis Son
Lamy
Wis
Visienti
Erie
Green ‘Township
Hubert
Smith OB
Waterford
Smithy
May Obtain Two Guiding Eye Dogs
The article reports on plans to provide guiding eye dogs to a resident, detailing fundraising of 31,257 dollars and the anticipated process. It notes the International Guiding Eyes at Hinasi, California, involvement, and mentions costs, training periods, and possible shipping to Burbank for a trial period.
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Guiding Eye Dog
California
Burbank
Marciano to defend title vs La Starza at Polo Grounds
New York heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano signed to defend his title against Roland LaStarza of New York at the Polo Grounds in September. This would be Marciano’s second defense, following his win over Jersey Joe Walcott last September, with International Boxing Club promoting the bout and possible home theater television coverage explored.
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Rocky Marciano
Roland la Starea
Polo Grounds
Marciano
Seco
Jersey
Joe Walcat
Waines CD. Mortis
International Hoxing Club
Amendment on Sales Levy Proposed Exempt Water Religious Items
Draft measures in Harrisburg seek to amend the sales levy with exemptions for water bills and religious articles. The proposal would reduce the average consumer burden, with estimates showing modest weekly tax impact and targeted exclusions. Lawmakers debate potential revenue loss while maintaining essential necessities and services.
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Ascended Press
Harrisburg
Penney
Wii Swhrage
Saga Sui M Mapes Tylor
Reymblien Clwtrann
GOV
Eballium
Wal
Ttr
Gayicmenti Fms
Montay Ny
John 5
Levy
Biasmamy Sen
John H. Deni
Dent
Warry Tylor
South Korea plan eyed by leaders in tense talks
A chaotic bulletin reports South Korea planning to wield new missiles and a five year program, while North Korea seeks reform with U.S. discussion ongoing. Violence erupts in Cxieuita Hilsy amid a street clash, with Die Welt noting 587 dead and 1410 wounded in an East German uprising, amid Soviet action.
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Berlinas Mucuhure
Waid Widay
Uual Unt
eWoll
Die Welt
Area Turnpike Bills Advance In State Legislature
The House Highways Committee approved two bills to extend roads across Pennsylvania. One would link the Pennsylvania Turnpike with West Virginia, the other would extend a toll road toward the New York State Freeway, aligning with planned north–south expansions. The commission will determine exact link points and completion scope for western and southwestern segments.
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Bens Siarrisburg
Commonwealth
Yeatercay
Mlkin Poluski
D-Brier
James A. Quikenberry
W. W. Waterhouse
Stanley Binit
New York State
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Spains
Scranton
Hyatt
Lake Rise
Wear
Virginia
Boy Killed by Hunter's Error in Washington Farm Incident
Chief Detective Joseph Sobarisky reports a tragic incident on a farm near Washington where Kenneth Warner fired at what he believed were game birds but killed a 4 year old boy and seriously wounded a 38 year old woman. Warner faces a manslaughter charge for the fatal misidentification.
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Wasiera Cay
Aenyab McGeary
Washington
Groumdhoy
Joseph Sobarisky
Kenneth Warner
Warner
City Tops Nation in Living Standards in Survey
New York city residents show higher earnings and spending power than most communities. Corry’s 2,700 families reported $16,717,000 net income last year, about $5,088 per family, well above national averages. Local retailers billed $13,930,000 in cash registers, boosting the city’s market rating to 136, 36 percent above the national average.
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New York
United States
Salax Management
Corry
Middle Atlantic
Buckney
Army Chief Says Front Stabilized Amid Rain Lull
Warfront report notes renewed Chinese attacks near Kumywa and Kudsong disrupted by heavy rain. Eighth Army officials say Communist offenses slowed, with rippling weather dampening operations as RO K troops fortify lines and await darkness for potential new strikes.
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Run Hivo-prang
Kudsong
Ye Il
Seoul
Maxivell
Taylors
Ania Pomrmander
Baste Wail
Tie Tye
Eloy
Gotiel Gaya
Wepry Rok Tropa
Red
Kumywa
Hector
Eighth Army
Tokyo
DEWS
U.S
Associated Press
Robert Gibson
Forest Edwards
Venice
Maj Jabara Claims 15th Enemy Mig in Korean War Record
Maj James Jabara, America's first jet ace, downed his 15th Communist Mig during the second Korean tour. The Fourth Fighter-Interceptor Wing credited him with multiple MIGs in a late afternoon fight, placing him among the sport's early jet aces and tying him for a historic triple designation. Capt Clyde A. Corti also downed a MIG in the same engagement.
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Seoul
James Jabara
America
Jubupa Way
Jabara
Clyde A. Corti
Dudlay
Joseph McConnell
Apple Valley
Calif
Fire destroys Erie paint shop in West Side
A Caldwell Avenue paint shop on the West Side was destroyed by fire early today. A passing motorist found the blaze and officials estimate unofficial damage around $1,000 though reports vary.
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Orie
Ap Expo Tevellad
Caldwell Auvy Biel
Sains
West Side
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