Signs of quick Korean truce increase reported
Multiple reports say a rapid Korean truce appears likely as Allied and Red forces move toward armistice talks. Secret meetings discuss demarcation buffers and prisoner exchanges while Maxwell Taylor warns troops to stay prepared for continued fighting if needed. Public peace demonstrations in Seoul reflect mixed reactions to a possible cease fire.
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Red
U. W
Eighth
Tryal
Neces
Jenathy
My Thesday
Syngimyn Rhee
South Korea
Seoul Park
Union City Driver Cited After Stop Sign Crash
A Union City driver, Charles Smith, was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign after his car collided with Walter Ross’s vehicle on West Pleasant Street near Spring. Damage to Ross’s car was about 75 dollars and to Smith’s 16 dollars.
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Union City
Topal Alice
Charles Smith
Leo Lubonowslki
Smith
Waita
Walter Ross
Wright Street
Ross
West Pleasant Street
Spring and Pleasant
Esso Raises Gasoline Prices Across Pennsylvania
The Esso company announced a nationwide price increase affecting Pennsylvania retailers. Statements indicate price changes began mid-1950 and similar hikes are planned elsewhere, with top-quality gasoline in short supply in some regions.
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Esso
Peninsylvahia
Wiee-fnurths Ab
Aeuk Pret
Wallen
Philadephia
Vie
PBC
Iseus
U.S. Gulf Area
New England
Eisenhower Defends Free Books Amid Anti Communist Burners
President Eisenhower denounces book burners and urges reading of all views to defeat communism with better ideas. He spoke at Dartmouth and during a five state tour, toured storm damage in Michigan and Massachusetts, and dedicated Theodore Roosevelt shrine in Oyster Bay.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Namie
Sen
McCarthy
State Department
America
Wnmer
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Michigan
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Reed predicts Democratic Congress if tax pledge broken
Representative Daniel A. Reed of New York says taxes not cut this year could hand the 1984 Congress to Democrats. He challenges President Eisenhower and GOP leaders over the pledge to cut taxes, noting public resentment if the promise is not kept.
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Washington
Hep
Daniel A. Reed
Congress
Hisenhower
Reed
Elisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
Democratic Congress
Rev Stull Reappointed to Ten Local Churches
Rev Howard Stull, who joined the Metalist Ghurels here a year ago, was reappointed during the Brie Conference at Meadville yesterday. Bishop Wicke announced twelve transfers and appointments, reaffirming Stull to ten local churches amid service and duties.
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Howard Stull
Ghurels
Meadville
Lioyé
Wicke
Supply minister named for Shuppville area in Erie conference
Corry man Wilbur Larson named supply minister for the Shuppenville area by the Erie Conference of the Methodist Church. The report lists numerous district assignments including Rev. Robert Klein at Spartansburg and Rev. Loy C. Matthews at Pleasantville, with others in Meadville and Brookville districts.
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Corry
Wilbur Larson
East Mill Street
Erie
Methodise
Shuppenville
First Methodist Church
Robert Klein
Spartansburg
Loy C. Matthews
Pleasent- Ville
Fred Havinger
Hydetown
Norman Subin
Riceville
D. R. Powell Jr
Miller T. Harding
Hydetown Methodist Church
Townvile
Plessaviville
Brookville
Roy M. Hollopeter
Clarion
Avbury
R. B. Picmarsh
Waterford
A. W. Lundberg
Brooklyn Heights
Jamestown
Duck B. Spencer
Slone
Mondyitte
Calley
Melvin Anderson
Saegerstown
W. M. Bloom
Bitzhebh Dalbey
South America
Wattsburg
GL. Chettan
Execution of Spies Upheld
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the executions of atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The court also rejected for a fourth time a review of the trial of the condemned couple amid worldwide attention.
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Associated Frees
Washington
Supreme Cult
Julis
Ethel Hosenbers
Prison riot at New Mexico jail holds guards as hostages
Armed inmates seized Deputy Warden Ralph Tahash and nine guards at the Santa Fe prison in a 20 hour uprising. Warden Morris Abram and Governor Edwin Mechum sought firings of tough guards while leaders such as Homey Lee Gossett were named as organizers amid the chaotic standoff. Police reinforced the facility to end the siege.
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Associated
Pron
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Pruisen
Ubry Loday
Ralph Tahash
Morris Abram
In & Hole
Eddrvsun Irhim
Totasi
Edwin J. Mechum
Abram
Lee Gossett
Logiis
Houdini
Wis
Polio Outbreak Strikes Montgomery Alabama City
Associated Press reports Montgomery Alabama faces severe polio spread with warnings for cooperation in sanitation drives. Health officials note a majority of cases involve younger children and schools urge precaution while public spaces limit access to preschoolers.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
A. H. Gra
Ham
Inder
Morris Schaeffer
Alabama
Tributes Pour In For Freeman Biographer In Richmond
Tributes flow for Richmond editor and biographer Freeman who died at 67 after a heart attack at his home. A Pulitzer winner, he led the News Leader 1816 years and was working on a George Washington bio. Eisenhower praised his political insight.
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Richmond
Freeman
Iis
Torian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United
State Senate Tries To Solve Tax Deadlock In Pa
The Pennsylvania Senate debates ways to raise 118 million dollars needed to balance the 1958 65 budget. Gov. John S Fine opposes corporate tax increases citing risk to industry. House and Senate finance plans face amendments as party unity is urged.
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Narrisburg
Umwely
General Assembly
Sry
Hurvny Thlore
Provempore
Seite
Mike Plilirman
Bush
Medel Turences
Taylor
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Pordie
House
Dre
Livieg
Wally
Post Office Seeks Hike to Aid Bureau Deficit
Washington sources say General Summerfield urges broad postal rate increases to cover a 58 million deficit facing the Post Office Department. President Eisenhower and House leaders expect a formal request soon with aims to raise most rates, including first class from three to four cents in the east.
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Washington
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Republica
Eisenhower
White House
House
Martin
R-Mass
Teporitrs
Congress
School Authority Set for Tonight Meeting
The Gorry Area Schools Authority plans a meeting this evening with two major items on the agenda. The committee will address fund transactions and replacements following the resignation of L. E. Graham. Recommendations from recent actions by members of the Joel and area school boards are also to be considered.
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Gorry Area
Warren Girl 15 Critical After City Car Crash Near Warren
A 15 year old Warren girl DeAnna Swansen remained in critical condition after a single vehicle crash near Spring Creek. Police said Benjamin Cummings 51 drove the car into a ditch injuring another teen Robert King 18 who helped. Investigating officials noted vehicle damage and hospital stays with no current update on condition.
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Warren Girl
City
Warren
DeAnna Swansen
Schuulter
Reuben Sveinson
iLhrustons
Eonelle
Tees
Corry
Benjamin Cummings
R. Wa
Robert W. King
King
Indians Tigers Swap Eight Players In Trade
Cleveland exchanges Ray Boone and three pitchers along with catcher Joe Glibeny and second baseman Own Woletiel for Detroit players Steve Gromels, Al Aver, and Dik Weil. The Tigers receive Houttreman and two other pitchers in a strage deal as clubs reshuffle rosters.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Incline
Ray Boone
Art Houttenwii
Bill Wight
Joe Glnibeny
Woletiel
Tritans
Tigers
Tribe
Sie
Steve Gromels
Stubhpaw
al Aver
Dik Weil
Teave
Houttreman
Bowltipaw Wight
Buon
Gedrut Strickiand
Military coup completes in Colombia install new government
Army Chief Lt. Gen. Gushwo Rojas Punlls ousted President Laweano Gomes and installed a military aligned regime. Liberal and Conservative factions endorsed the takeover to end political chaos and safeguard the nation, with Gomes under arrest and a 13 member cabinet formed including army officers and non party figures.
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Colombia
Gushwo Rojas
Laweano Gomes
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Liberal Party
Tacons
Boris Pinils
Unider
Contro l Inet
Bomb Drops Report Near Han River in Seoul Amid Air Alerts
Korean police report two night raids in Seoul with bombs near the Han River Bridge. The Fifth Air Force had no confirmation of bombing on the fourth night of air raid alerts in the capital. Fleming named to lead Office of Defense Mobilization in Eisenhower reorganization plan.
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Han River
Fifth Air Force
Flemming
Washington
Eisen
Arthur
Flemming Iso
Office of Defense Mobilization
Russia names ambassador to Tito regime in Belgrade shift
Belgrade sources report Vasily Volkov, longtime Soviet Foreign Ministry official, named ambassador to Tito's Yugoslavia. The move follows a mutual but chilly diplomatic posture and signals potential talks on a five year deadlock, with Molotov pressing for a realignment of relations.
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Uy Agsolatud
Belgrade
Visurlavin
Moscow
Vitezoplavin
Belegrade
Kremlin
Vasily Alviseyevle
Vulkov
Netherlands
Sone
Elmred
Volkov Revealiy
London
Y. M. Molotov
Yugosky
Sayle
Tito
Valkov
Court Reverses Ruling On Bridges Case
Washington J Supreme Court reverses the perjury conspiracy conviction of Harry Bridges West Coast Longshore leader. Indictment dismissed due to statute of limitations. Australian born Bridges lost citizenship and faced five year sentence. College news notes Westminster College dean William Van der Lugt resigns then withdraws statement.
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Washington
Supreme Callt
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Lederpriob
Hns
United States
Barton
MEAN
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Wiliam van der Lugt
Red Drive Seen As Greatest Since Spring of 1951
Military brief details a major Communist offensive along the Korean front with Red forces breaking through Allied lines. South Korean divisions, supported by U.S. and Chinese units, engage near the Pukhan River and Spreads to various outposts as reinforcements are readied in a tense front.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Wuelkbod
U.S
Nisdeledt
Texas
Hkumronyg
Hugue Solay
Ue Pukhan
Punissh
Pukhen
Fowachon
Gey Maxwell
DL ‘Taylor
Bighill Army
Lin Wu
ROK
Chrismas Hil
3Rd Rand Soush Koreen Silt
Reda
Tron Triangle
Continued Om
Corryite Figures In Radio Drama
Corryites tuned to a half hour Counter Spy program last night. The dramatization depicted James McCray, a former Corryite, blamed for an Ohio home murder and later linked to a gun capture at Darren Cole weeks after. Investigation suggested the would be killer was deranged.
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McCray
Ohio
Gunn
Derren Cole
Hilley
Ty Tourcai
Fine
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