Senate Votes Expected On Ike Middle East Plan Test
Senate leaders rushed a crucial test vote on President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution amid a heated battle over a 200 million dollar military economic aid amendment. Supporters predicted a rejection by at least 15 votes, paving the way for a likely wide-margin approval next week.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
Tradinions
House
Jeunsell
Georgia
Byrd
Virgain
Stents
Mississippi
Andérson
New Mexico
Fed
Dulles
Texas
Six Pennsylvanian Papers Raise Newspaper Prices
Several Pennsylvania dailies including the DuBois Courier Clearfield Progress Punxsutawney Spirit Lancaster New Era and Lancaster Eagle-Gazette announce price hikes for subscriptions due to rising operating costs. The weeklies and their mail routes will see increased annual rates with outside county mail rising to new levels. the change affects readers in Jefferson Armstrong Clearfield and Indiana counties among others.
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Firsopunarnum
Om Peitily Yonin
Cihay
DuBois Courier
Clearfield Progress
Thdiarin Gawelle
Punxoitawnly —Epirit
Lancaster New Erh
Lancaster
Courier Vind Prowse Wit Ataltitain Mill
Pennsylvania
Ganette
Jefeferson
Armstong
Clearfield
Indforry Gombing
Blustery Storm Disrupts Morning in Area
A windy blast affected Corry area this morning causing delays and unsettled conditions. Reported temperatures rose and visibility decreased as residents noted the sudden weather shift and associated hazards.
Four Children Die in Milwaukee House Fire
A Milwaukee family loses four children Vera Ann six Milton Jr three Jeffrey two and Glenn Ford one in a two story frame home fire. Milton Batelson the father escaped but re entered to save them and was driven back by flames as six firefighters and a police officer fought thick smoke to reach the victims.
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Milwaukee
Milton Batelson
Nominee Named For Navy Secretary Post After Thomas Leave
Charles E. Thomas resigns as Navy secretary effective April 1 after five years in office. A Republican Philadelphia banker Chrtes Poms 8. Chrtes is to succeed Thomas pending Senate confirmation. Eisenhower expressed regret in accepting the resignation while Gates, a University of Pennsylvania graduate and World War II Navy veteran, would be promoted to undersecretary with salary rising to 20 000 annually.
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Waslannevey
Navy
Poms
Chrtes
Philadelphia
Charles
Thomas
Eisenhower
Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Senate
Homes
William B. Franke
Doctor Killed As Car Strikes Tree in Weissport
Dr. Roger R. Rupp, 71, prominent Carbon County physician and Leighton resident, was killed yesterday when his car crashed into a tree near Weissport. He served at Gnaden Heynten Memorial Hospital Lehighton, was a Munlenders College graduate and studied at Harvard.
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Weissport
Roger R. Rupp
Carbon County
Rupp
Leighton
St Gnaden Heyten Memorial Hospital
Lehighton
Munlenders College
Harvard
Thailand Boss Declares State Of Emergency
Prime Minister Pibulsonggram declared a state of emergency to quell disorders expected after the election. Reports from Bangkok noted army and Savvy feuding over results though no violence by noon. The U S Embassy cited student demonstrations and unrest in Bangkok as troops guarded public buildings.
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Bangkok
Thailand
P. Pibulsongeram
Sangipore
U. S
State Department
Washington
Ube Tha
Cholongkorn
Thamasart
Aisararen
el Pibulsonggram
Nixon Tours Africa As Sultan Endorses Eisenhower Doctrine
Vice President Nixon explained the Eisenhower Doctrine during a tour of Africa and received a welcome in a newly independent country. Sultan Mohammed V of Morocco signaled public support, calling the policy wise and noting U S influence in the region. Nixon planned to depart for the Gold Coast to attend ceremonies transforming British colonies into independent nations.
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Mohammed VY
Eisenhower
Middle East
Nixon
Africa
Gold Coast
Fat Ghani
Morocco
Jeommanlam
Morcero
Lake
Eight Die as RCAF Bomber Crashes Near Ottawa
A twin-engine B25 bomber returning from Churchill Manitoba exploded and crashed 12 miles from Ottawa killing eight Canadian military personnel. Air Vice Marshal Robert C. Ripley, 43, of Edmonton, chief of the Air Materiel Command, was among the dead.
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Canada
Ottawa
Robert C. Ripley
RCAF
Churchill
Manitoba
Ripley
Tatinbridge
Alta
Rcafs Air Materiel Command
Texas Solon Indicted On Bribe Charge
Texas House member Cox of Conroe was indicted by a Travis County grand jury on charges of accepting a $5,000 bribe to push a bill banning naturopathy in Texas. The indictment names Dr. Howard Harmon of San Antonio as the bribe source and cites countercharges by Cox against Harmon.
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Austin
Tex
Lox
Texas House of Representatives
Travis County
Howard Harmon
Cox
Harmon
Conroe
Texas
San Antonio
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Association
Texans House of Representatives
Hearst
Conroe Courier
Bill Bradford
Bradford
Cohraé
Scott
Owen
President Whittaker Named to U S Supreme Court
President Eisenhower appoints U S Circuit Judge Charles Evans Whittaker of Kansas City Missouri to the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy from Judge Stanley Reed's February retirement Whittaker 66 will bring the court to five Democrats and four Republicans and is Eisenhower s fourth appointment.
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Eisenhower
Todiy
Warren
Justice Harlan
Justice Brennan
Brennan
Whittaker
Troy
Kan
Juder
Western District of
Missouri
Eighth Circuit
Elrault
Kansas City
Minnesota
Iowa
Arkansas
Nebraskes
North
South Dakota
City Red Cross Drive for $9 000 Starts Sunday
The City Red Cross announces a campaign to raise $9,000 beginning Sunday with workers soliciting residents, businesses and industrial firms. Fund drive chair Robert Tunnell aims for a two week push, no plant soliciting except at Aero Supply, Penelec and General Telephone where employees will contribute as a group. Divisional quotas include First Ward 600, Second 900, This 900, Fourth 400, Snyder Circle 150, Commercial 700, Industry 1800, clubs 250, banks and utilities 600, advance girls 1200, professionals 300, Elgin 100, Connobd 200, East Wayne Township 150, West Wayne Township 150, Spring Creek 1950, Columbus 360.
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Tomonow
Tunnell
Aero Supply
Penelec
General Telephone Company
First Ward
Snyder Circle
Elgin
East Wayne Township
West Wayne Township
Spring Creek
Columbus
Leader Won't Ask Auto License Hike
A government leader decided not to ask the Legislature for a six dollar increase in automobile registration fees. He will submit a budget for the Motor License Fund next week, funding highway programs. The proposal aims to push the state budget beyond two billion dollars, a record. The plan retains the six cent gasoline tax for highways, with adjustments tied to the interstate program and road projects. Republican leaders advocate ending the extra six cent levy by June 1 as part of broader highway finance shifts.
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Leelsinbiire An Iuministration
Ohis
Ender
House
Rowland B. Mshshy
Norman Wobold
R-Linwater
UDI
Wood
Pital
Fire probes seek motive in arson blaze
A fire under investigation by the Fire Prevention Bureau centers on motive after two fires near the Sunny Ben May area. Officials note investigators are examining the Walk Horneton incident and possible links to nearby properties as they pursue a suspect and determine whether the blaze was intentional.
Oil Also Major Removal Of Israel Seen As Key To Break Canal Deadlock
The paper notes Israel's planned troop withdrawal from the Gulf of Suez and Aqaba as pivotal to resuming Middle East talks. UN Commander Burns prepared to take over disputed areas, while Israel faces internal resistance from the Herut party. Arab envoys will observe developments before reacting.
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Israel
Washington
Syria
Suez’ Canal
Egypt
Dulles
Sera Nerstert RA Ue
United Nations
Gulf Sir
Gulf of Aqaba Pres
U. S
Threeaya
Dag Hasimarakjold
Ell. M. Barns
Sigypt
Israel Army
Cairo
Burns
Tkrwelis Wyate
Herut (Freedom) Party
Tel Aviv
Herut Party
Senate Probers Seek To Question Beck Brewster
Senate investigators plan to question Teamsters Union leader Dave Beck and Frank Brewster about a $10,000 campaign fund offer to win a spot on the Oregon Liquor Commission. Oregon Public Utilities Commissioner Howard Morgan testified of attempts by Teamsters to influence law enforcement and politics statewide. Beck, in Europe, leads the union. Brewster heads the Western conference. The probe centers on Portland and a larger effort to sway officials and candidates, with Morgan recounting a 1950s episode tied to gubernatorial candidate Robert Holmes.
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Reeere
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Frank Brewster
Bec
Brewater
Morgan
McClellinn
D-Ark
Sys
Beck
Teamsters Union
Fies Brewster
Uatdle
Teamstery
Europe
Brewster
Congress
Senate
Portland
Bridge Renewal on Route 6 to Disrupt Traffic Beginning Monday
Warren County highway superintendent Cheater Walker announced a project to replace rough wooden trestles on the Route 6 bridge over the Brokenshay Crest with steel, laying beams along an 18.9 foot span at an estimated cost of 15 000 dollars. Traffic will be maintained with intermittent delays about a half hour, with crews working from McLuxe Metal in Warren and at a new traffic light in Youngstown if weather permits.
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Roetrgiers Wrg Wiauarede
Seele
Warren
Trvine
Brokenshay Crest
Cheater Walker
Warren County Tighwes
Trattic
Highway Department
McLuxe Metal
Signin Trattic Ught
Younusy
Wiley
Lye
Route 62
Allegheny Fiver Bridge
Fryine
Apts
Second Marine Cleared Of Mistreatment At Parris Island
At Parris Island a Marine drill instructor was cleared of mistreatment charges after a summary court-martial. Recruits testified of incidents including forcing a recruit to eat candy and rough handling during basic training. Other cases against drill instructors in the same week were noted with one awaiting special court-martial.
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Parris Island
Jake
Bel Daniel J. Carey
Bomorsville
Mass
John Le'Bapone
Lly
Chester
Boroné
Carey
Pvt
Thomas Hayes
Lawrence
Barone
Sgt
Corey
Hayes
William R. Walsh
Lyndhurst
Ex-Mayor Flatley Sentence In Probe Hearings Delay
Edwin W. Tompkins, chair of the committee probing pardons and bonds, said public hearings will shift to Erie County after Delaware County. He indicated witnesses may be called on a commutation granted to Thomas W. Flatley, a former Erie County figure, with details arising from a past conviction and sentence.
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Edwin W. Tompkins
R-Cynevon
Erie County
Delaware County
Tomokiha
Thomas W. Flatley
Erle Anigor Filatley
Erie
Giakon
Fes
Envoys Weigh Israel Pullout Amid U N Assemblyaction
Arab and Asian-Arab envoys reacted cautiously to Israel s plan for a prompt withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Aqaba coast, with Rifa I of Jordan saying the group will have its say when the General Assembly reconvenes. Dulles sought to reassure Arab diplomats that no outside pressure influenced the move. Israel announced the pullout but did not specify conditions, while UNEF and Dayan discussed details with Burns of the UN. Talks were delayed as officials consider the timing and regional responses.
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United Nations
U.N
Israel
Gaza Strip
Aqaba
Abdul “Monem Rifwi
Jordan
Thie
Washington
Dulles
Dex
Rifa'i
General Assembly
Agata
Gaea
Golda Meir
Yeaterday
Planning Board Spots Assigned In Erie County
Erie County keeps division lines for planning board seats as commissioners announce a county plan. Three members will represent 16 boroughs, three for 28 townships, and one from Corry, amid Erie city opposition and a March 42 date for Corry’s formal nomination.
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Feeliy
Erie
Corry
Planning Board
Ente
Batli
Cherry
Cotry Wa
Harold
Geriema
Mistter
Prutit Amuwtig
Conay
Pho Taw
Tessie
Nelda
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