Britain stands firm as UN votes on peace plan falters
United Nations Security Council debates a British resolution on Middle East peace. Arab states warn against concessions and warn that permissive measures could block paths to settlement. Proponents say Britain seeks clear offices to push talks with Israel. Delegates from Egypt Lebanon and Israel express divergent views on the plan and possible peace prospects.
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Britain
Chetjéral Dui
Hummarsk
Amir Hirlold
Beltalis Toli
Dixon
Amin
Dyalnl Abdol
Trin
Amb
Tringig
Tad Aakid
Shukatey
Syed
Slukairy
Armbé
Palestine
Fouad Animalin
Gentin
Lebanesé Foreign Office
Mad Unis
Jerusalem
Abba Ebari
Israel
Fondy
Ariba
County Judges Get Raises Amid Governor Signed Bill
County judges led by Erie and supportive counties will receive a 4000 per year raise starting July. Superior Court judges gain a 45000 raise, affecting named officials in Erie and surrounding counties. The pay boost also doubles the state legislators pay to 6000 annual, with governors and top officials slated for increases. only elected or re-elected in fall plus current officials qualify.
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Abe
Inéréises Pour Erle
Rimer Fvais
Burnin Ry Dalby
Erie
Dudge William Hirt
Superior
Tawwlaa
Uve
Pennsylvania
Aisenblaat
Hla
Seek Agreement On-Viscase Pad With Workers Union
Negotiations between the American Viscose Corp and the Textiin Workers Union sought a new contract covering about 2000 workers. In seven plants, the previous pact expired, but talks continued with a possible one month extension if negotiations failed by the deadline, according to a source.
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Nognumors
Te Textiin
Planta
Elastic Cord On Toy Nearly Kills Corry Infant Boy
Infant Arthur Huirntnie, nearly strangled by a toy elastic cord caught around his neck, went unconscious in a Corry playpen while his mother bathed his twin brother. Police and a doctor responded. the child recovered, with a visible neck scar. The incident prompted scrutiny of toy safety.
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Corry
Mir Artis Martin
Mead Avenue
Arthur Huirntnie
Nell
Econds
Frank Carnpgute
Houde
Pollow Chlof
Hireley Drake
Slooth Sind Navel Authy
Uhl Mik Marui
noUne Authieani
Matin
Tipani Seeyen
Arthue
al Wrani
Arthur
Ted
Race Problem Seen As Issue In Election
President Eisenhower era aides argue race and court decisions will shape the race. Tobin urges using Supreme Court actions as ammunition against Democrats. Nixon notes federal court rulings push desegregation in schools. Disputed remarks highlight party strategy and public relations push.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eben= Hower
Lincoln
Nixon
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Democraty
Mie
Ice
Sixon
Tobin Sila
Congresa
Uiele
Professor Ones Philadelphia Tuipiy University Official
A fragment mentions Professor Joseph AL Maredith aged .62 serving as chairman of the department of foreign languages and professors of romance languages at Tuipiy University yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Joseph AL Maredith
Department of Foreign Languages
Tuipiy University
Two Diesels and 32 Cars Plunge From Rails South of Corry
A crash near Hydetown between Pittsburgh and Buffalo sent two diesel locomotives and 32 freight cars off the tracks at about 5:45 am. The wreck blocked the line, with crews working round the clock to clear within 24 hours. The two locomotives and one derailed train crew suffered fatalities, and investigators sought the cause, including a sabotage angle.
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Corry
Hydetoyn
Iuy- Vile
Henne
Lalit
Orrow
Uthuirehetral
Buffalo
Ol Clee
Gary
Oil City
Alsip
Second Driver Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Robert MacDonald of West Smith Street and Joby L. Wells of Lemon Street were involved in a Route 6 crash with a car driven by Baker. MacDonald and Baker pled guilty to reckless driving, with Baker already paying a $25 fine after a prior plea and witnesses detailing the sequence of events.
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Shana
Robert MacDonald
West Smith Street
Fie Poice
Floyd Marsh
Beaverfom
MacDonald
Robert Aaker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baker
Joby L. Wells
Lemon Street
Craary
Wellstar
Grist
Steel union talks pause after three hour session
Steel workers and major producers including U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic Steel met for about three hours to discuss union proposals. A possible ban and layoffs were discussed while negotiations were paused with plans to resume in New York on Wednesday.
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United SteelWorks
Union
U. 5. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Feepublic Steel
New Yorke
Paige
Pleads Guilty To Mail Theft Charges in Pittsburgh
A federal court in Pittsburgh sentenced Rissdll dames Conbmaueh Thienship to four months in jail and probation after pleading guilty to mail theft. Judge Nelson MevVicar Anpotlogmantener presided over the case in U.S. District Court yesterday. The defendant admitted taking multiple parcels during the February thefts.
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Pittsburgh I -Rissdll
Dames Conbmaueh
U 5
Nelson MevVicar Anpotlogmantener
Tames Wan
Mtel
Mall
Corry School Board Sets Wage Tax Plan at Meeting
At a Cory Area High School session the Corry Board of Education approved a wage and income tax plan to fund the district but did not name a tax collector. The budget remains unsettled with debates over who pays taxes and how funds are distributed among residents and staff.
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Coury Board of Education
Cory Arex High School
Thias
Corry
Howe
Tadley
Ehyn Fliller
Alix Iron
Western Union workers resume talks amid armed truce
About 34 000 employees of Western Union Telegraph Co in the northeast United States ended a brief work stoppage to attend a union meeting and voted to return to work under an armed truce while contract negotiations continue. Officials of the Commercial Telegraphers Union indicated progress but offered no comment on demands, with wage talks centered on a 15 cent per hour increase and a proposed 18 cent raise for some.
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Ary Rinum — Aven
Western Union
New York
Metropol
Washington
Westen Millon Telegraply Co
Commercial Telekeaphers
Aero Supply Plans New Stock Offering For Holders
Holders of Aero Supply Mfg Co will be offered 129,879 shares at $2 par value with one for each existing share and one third for fractional shares. The first $100,000 aims to modernize plant machinery and equipment, raise efficiency, expand production, and fund brake system development for trucks and tractors. Proceeds support working capital, inventories, receivables, and sales expansion. Henry McMargolis and Leo Strauss own 49,278 shares and receive preferred terms. page continues.
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Avo Supply Mfg. Co
Mie Slonk Imue
Yelomin
Henry McMargolis
Leo Strauss
Wye
French Debate in National Assembly Sharpens Coalition Split
Debates in Paris on North Africa and Algeria reveal rifts in Premier Mollet's coalition. The Algerian crisis dominates discussion as factions clash over independence and concessions. MPs anticipate shifts in voting blocs on Tunisia Morocco and Algeria, with Mollet seeking broader support from Socialists and allied groups.
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Paris
Guy -Moriel
Theup Nmy
National Assembly
North Africa
Cab Teks
Grinited
Tubilsia
Morocco
Mollet
Pierre Mendes-France
Algeria
Tunisia
Moreco
Méndes-France
Ravleil
Social Republicans
Union of Democratie
UMASS
Cythallee Paps
Ular RapUbion
MRP
Rstl
Opsnir
Alleged Slayer Fights Extradition in Nevada
Joseph E Boswell, 32, waived extradition in municipal court to face murder charges in Nevada over the slaying of Philadelphia woman Annie Harris Van Ryne. He and his estranged wife had earlier argued before authorities on the porch of his rival’s home. The case centers on the killing tied to Boswell’s visit to his wife. In Winnipeg, Edna Subheringiey, first dean at a Manitoba university, dies at the Browning Galaxy.
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Joseph
Wool
William E Boxwell
Carson City
Nev
Philadelhiat Society
Boswell
Sunurday
Newneia
Annie Harris van Ryne
Bowell
van Ryne
Enucator
Winnipeg
Edna Subheringiey
Worenone
University of Manitoba
Fotus
Browning
Onoe
University of Guilfoenin
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Sheppard murder conviction
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision, upheld the murder conviction of Dr Sam Sheppard and denied a new trial. The ruling dismisses his claims of publicity, juror contact, and insufficient evidence, sending the case back toward possible U S Supreme Court review.
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Sheppard
Columbus. Ui
Ohio Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Creveland
Penitenrbury
Marilyn
Sam
Jyalo
Une Tal Sourt
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Thes High Court Salapis Court
Pat
Herbirt
Rommerial
James F. Bell
June Begins With Cool Start Across the Midwest
A cool start to June hits the Midwest and Great Lakes with temperatures 25 degrees lower than yesterday in Lansing Michigan down to 45 in the morning. The eastern and southern U.S. stayed warm, while a cold front moved from the Northern Plains toward the upper Mississippi Valley and into the Great Lakes region. Thunderstorms and showers were noted in the Northeast to Gulf Coast, with a shift toward the East and South expected to bring relief from the recent heat.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Rent Lakes
Texas
Lansinig Mich
Fortherns Great Lakes
Eitony
Sireas
New England
Bossoff
New Engin
Gulf Coast
Damages Paid After West Street Incident Near Poe
Police report a roadside incident yesterday along Gare cord street and Conedra Ktreet involving a machine firing toward a vehicle. Officer Clnford Proper stated the driver, Myo Wendall Shields of 319 Gonoord xtresh, paid $12 in damages after the Shieldx device was halted and the car stopped near Slivelde auto.
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Bune Maltakeet
Clnford
Wait
Pleasant Street
Myo Wendall
Shields
Spain
Jamuige
Chuck Hole Avenue Renamed Amid Street Woes
White Street has reportedly been unofficially renamed Chuck Hole Avenue as residents cite dangerous road conditions. The change follows deterioration from North Center Street to Mead Seventh, with large potholes and a slated street line. Streets Director J. Pred King said complaints prompted the update though the source did not identify who applied the sign.
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Chuck Hole
North Center Atreet
Meadsventh
J. Pred Kin
Iin
Ik Ape
Governor Backs But Caps State Teacher Bonus
In Harrisburg Governor Leader was set to grant a $100 cost of living boost for Pennsylvania’s 80,000 teachers but says the extra pay is unconstitutional. He plans instead to issue a $200 annual supplement for 1958 59, with $100 for each of the 1057 5 school years, though the move faces legal questions.
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Sarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tay
Corry School Budget Braces for Governor's Veto Toward Pay Hike
Corry school officials prepared for possible budget strain after Governor Leader indicated a veto on a plan to fund a $100 cost of living bonus for teachers. The veto would shift costs to local funds, delaying final adoption of the district budget planned for mid June. P.O. Witti Ness, PA School Directors Association, called the veto a dirty trick.
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Corry
Wee Miow
P.O. Witti Ness
Pennsylvania’ State Schiool Directors .Association
Two Airmen Die After Lincoln Car Truck Crash
Two airmen were killed and several others injured in a car-truck collision on Highway 34 about one mile west of Lincoln Nebraska yesterday. The victims were Airmen 20 year old Robert Ball of Cleveland Ohio and Airman 19 Vincent A Bjorkman of Tilvisville Pa. Injured were Airman 20 Clin Quberty of Tilvisville and others.
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Meni
Lincoln
Neby
Air Force Base
HilwhWay
Here
A . Ang Drohing
Delong
Finklin
Vincent ‘A. Bjorkman
General Olfo
Belne Hospital
Wad
Robert Ball
Cleveland
Ohio
Wid Clin Quberty
Tilvisville
Judges Pay Hike Bill Signed Amid Major Salary Increases
A new law raises annual salaries for state judges and officials, with pay ranges from 4000 to 10000 dollars for judges and up to 45000 dollars for the governor’s post. Legislators’ pay would total 12000 per two years, while other executives see smaller weekly stipends and travel allowances.
Korea Armistice Inspectors Seen Needed For Disarmament
U S and allied officials fault the Communists for violations of the Korea armistice. They argue that a limited inspection system can only work if all parties accept monitoring on the ground and that broader disarmament requires robust oversight.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Wiolihoris
Theeutral Nations Supervisory Commission
North
South Korea
Ite
Elon
Poland
Czeshoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Red
Gene
Auitthorities
Inmate Beaten at Mayview State Hospital, Critical
An inmate, John Monaghan, 3, was beaten at Mayview State Hospital. He suffered a possible skull fracture, multiple bruises, and eye discoloration. Henry Pinner, Allegheny County detective chief, said assailant Pet Rupnile was taken to custody for questioning.
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Em Tsbarge
Mayview “State Hospital
Whit
John Monaghagi
Henry Pinner
Allegheny County
B25 Crashes. Eight Believed Dead in Midwest Flight
Officials said a B25 bomber crashed near a rural airfield, eight believed dead and two surviving. The pilot reportedly called for priority during combat tactics, and the wreckage ended in a cemetery area about a mile from the field.
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Downs
Widita Hon
Cemietery
Taner Yi
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