U S and France Buck-Pass Over Israel Bound Mystery Jet Sale
Washington and Paris trade blame as France mulls selling 12 Mystere jets to Israel. The state department flags NATO implications and possible U S influence on a sale while France seeks Egyptian backing and U S Arab goodwill amid broader Western arms policy in the Middle East.
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Washington
United States
France
Ismet
State Department
Herbert Hoover
Maurice Couge de Murville
Roger Makins
Middle East
Israel
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Paris
NATO
Tsrael
Isranel
Uni
Egypt
Tirael
Palestine
Tarael
Burglary Attempt at Schaub Wallpaper and Paint Store
Police investigated an attempted break-in at the rear of Schaub Wallpaper and Paint on South Center Street. Arthur Schaub reported discovering the scene about 14:80 yesterday morning. A pry on a rear window and a ripped screen door were found, with an attempt to open the inside door using a key.
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Ryure Wm
Schaub
South Center Street
Arthu Schaub
Mark
Polls Open as Voters Register at Corry Municipal Building
Registration at Corry Municipal Building shows 14 Democrats switch to Republican light of primaries on April 24. One Republican moves to Democrat and one no party signs as Republican. GOP registrations total 17 while Democrats register four. Crowds expected this afternoon and tonight and again Monday. Registrars work 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. today. Monday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Corry
Senate Group To Be Headed By Eastland
Senator Eastland was chosen as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee by voice vote amid objections by Morse and Lehman who called him a symbol of racism and a challenge to the Constitution. Supporters argued Eastland would oversee lawful, orderly conduct. NAACP criticized the selection as enabling bias while civil rights matters would be handled by a subcommittee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Enalland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Senate
Morse
Lehman
America
Supreme Court
Toms
Stennis
Rastland
Senate Democratic Bteering Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
National Association For the Advancements of Colored People
Senator Kilgore
D-Wva
Windles
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Senate of the
United States
Bastland
Benator Hennings
DMO
Eisenhower
National Assembly
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Roy Wilkins
Washington Insider Stuart Pitzpatrick dies at 102
Stuart Pitzpatrick, longtime manager of construction and civil development for the U S Chamber of Commerce, known for 26 years of service, passed away yesterday. His career spanned decades with the business community and civic groups.
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Washington
Stuart Pitzpatrick
Manger
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Saltice
Dita
Four Million Suits Against NAACP and Lawyers
In Birmingham Alabama three construction workers and a truck driver filed four million dollar suits alleging they were falsely labeled as mob members at the University of Alabama. The actions target the NAACP and three attorneys Thurgood Marshall Constance Baker Motley and Arthur Shores. The suits stem from a contempt proceeding in federal court led by Miss Lucy February 9.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Pollle Ann Hudson
Autherine J. Uivey
Ciges
Miss Lucy
Jefferson County
Cicuit
Alabama
Hudson
Mya. Hudson
Thurgood “Marshall
Constance Baker Motley
New York
Arthur D. Shores
H. Hobart Grooms
Marshall
Caver
Chamber Plans 4 H Club Party Next Week in Corry
Erie County 4 H Week runs through March 11 with 700 youths enrolled in projects like home economics and garden. The Cory Chamber of Commerce sponsors a party at Wright School gym next Friday night with 4 H members and parents invited, led by chair Ivergh Johnson and local farm leaders acknowledging strong adult volunteers and growing club numbers.
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Erie County
James J. McKeehan
Assiat
Personliun
Cory Chamber of Chmmerce
Wright School
Corry
Ivergh Johnson
Chargsan
Chamber of Commerce
Jolmwor
Erie Couns
Joseph McCray
Chis Gorka
Inten
Hollow
Howard Ammond
Mon Mire Wade
Concord
eClub
Kenneth Wetthorm
Bleiner
Chirlesennedy
My Lent Calvin
No Decision Yet On Local Plea In Driving Case
In Corry a driving case appealing a conviction for operating a motor vehicle without proper glasses faced a judicial review. Daniel Poplovich of Columbus argues the information should have been filed with Alderman Cobbett rather than Gordon, with Judge Burton A. Laub reserving decision after hearing testimony from police officers and city officials.
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Corry
Daniel Poplovich
Columbus
George Gordon
Toplogich
Melvin
Cobbett
Burton A. Laub
Erle
Roger Brown
Toplovitch
William Peltier
Toplovich
Garbett
North Center
Smith Streets
Tye
Gordon
East Church Streets
No Clues In Bank Robbery Across East Coast
FBI and police chased a handful of clues in a bold bank heist that netted $188,000 at a Port Chester area bank. A kidnaped 62 year old widow Mrs Kostoly aided the pursuit as detectives traced two armed bandits who forced entry, questioned staff, and fled as officers moved to secure the scene. No injuries were reported, and a second suspect remained at large as investigators pursued leads.
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Port Chester
FBI
Hayf
County Truat Co
Mary Kostoly
Abe
Fred Ponty
Umnb
Westchester County
J. Purdy
Hinds
Ala
Wink Nest Marina
Mra
Globemasters Down In Atlantic 17 Feared Lost
A Globemaster four engine transport with 17 aboard crashed in the North Atlantic near Teeland while en route from Keflaylte Teeland to New York. Weather ships recovered wreckage and the search extended from Prestwick to Newfoundland as crews work to locate survivors. The flight's final destination was Warner Robins Air Force Base in Georgia and most aboard were American airmen. The fate of the pilot Aldo and other crew remains unconfirmed as of the report.
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London
Air Force Globemuster
North Atlantic
Teeland
Air Force
Keflaylte Teeland
New York
Prestwick
Scotland
Harrison Aiir Force
Newfoundland
Tooland
Warner-Robbins Air Force Huse
Georgia
Keflavik
Gook Bay
Labrador
Alrenea
Kefla
Jvile
Teoland
Goone Bay
Ini
Dinaster Aldo
Four Men and Woman Rescued From Raft Drift
The hydrographic ship Rehoboth rescued four men and a woman from a drifting raft after days adrift in the Pacific. The group had departed from Talarn in December aiming to reach Piloate and the Humbolk current, but weak and low on food. all five appeared in good condition aboard. The search involved U.S. Navy vessels Greenville Victory and others as they hunted for the Peruvians after them issuing a distress call.
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Panai AU
Paniminu
Mexico
Peru
Gostation
Rehoboth
Tnt Mronemoo Avian
Pantinie
Navy
Greenville Viewty
Thor Heyerdaal
Stevenson Attacks Ike Health and Kefauver Counters
Stevenson blamed President Eisenhower's health in a broad attack on the administration's handling of the nation. Kefauver condemned what he called propaganda and procrastination as he entered the New Jersey primary and attacked both home and foreign policy. The piece notes campaign moves in Minnesota, New Hampshire, and party maneuvering around potential new Southern and minority voting strategies.
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Ike
Kefauver
Associated
Prowse
E. Stevenson
Bisenhower
Batten Kefauver
Q-Tenn
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
California
Wisconsin
DUP
For America
House of Representatives
White House
South Carolina
Gav
James F. Byrnes
Ryphen
Chicago
Atimat
Minneapolis
Elinhower
Meenhower
Kefauger
Einenhower
Hanover
N. 4
Kefnuver
New Jersey
Martin J. Rafferty
Newark
Thomas J . Stephens
Binenshower
Atuten Nine
Chonery
Wleconit
Gay
Walter J. Kohrer
Freight Rate Hike Granted To Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a general six percent increase in freight rates for interstate shipments, effective next Wednesday, with specific caps for grains, livestock, meats, and packinghouse products. Railroads argued higher costs justify the rise. some farm commodities and minerals face lower increases, while coal and coke are capped at 15 percent.
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Associated Pvt
Washington
Railronta
Mont
Interstate Commence Commission Center
Way
ICC
Demestia
Inter
ICO
Mona
Illness Blamed As Absenteeism Scars In Schools
Illness among students caused the highest absenteeism this school year in Corry area schools yesterday. Pickets at Corry, Conway and Columbus schools showed 288 absences. 100 more than usual. A mild flu season blamed, with weather and bus issues cited as factors.
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Rite Xone
Corry
Gorry
Conelwey School
Columbus Bohol
Offlonis
Conetyny
Fire breaks out at car agency on Enat South street
A flash fire damaged a Wigeern Oldsmobile agency vehicle on Enat South street at about 10 30 morning. No injuries reported by Fire Chief May Laurie. Damage deemed not extensive. full loss estimate unavailable. Vehicle damage described as slight after sharp turn by driver near blaze.
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Wigeern
Oldsmobile
Enat South Street
May Laurie
Laurie
Jobless Rolls Dip Sharply Across Months in Corry Office
The Corry Bureau of Employment Security reports unemployment compensation activity fell from 305-11 in January to 143 in February. Manager Paul Hentley said new applications dropped sharply while 38 of 10 lakh month were veterans and 28 were females. February saw 6& referred to job openings and 44 hired, including 18 females and 14 veterans. Active unemployment files numbered 620, with veterans 140 and semates 290. Weeks claimed for compensation fell from 1678 in January to 1612 in February. Five were refused compensation for reasons not unemployed or voluntary quit, mascon dicts, or work-related discharges.
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Corry
Bureau of Employment Security
Paul Hentley
Tom
Minin
Mgelculara
Housley Gas
Plan to Build Research Factory in Westmoreland County Pa
Hagerstown Md. Willard R. Chater announces plans to build a research facility on 700 meters of land between West Newton and Smiths-ton in Westmoreland County Pa. He has taken an option on the land. Chater claims to be inventor of a channel-wing aircraft and describes a novel takeoff and flight capability suggesting helicopter-like performance.
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Hagerstown
Willard R. Chater
West Newton
Smithston
Westmoreland County
Custer
Custer Channel Wing Corp
Fontiere
Prospects for Acceptance Reported Good in Senate Tax Vote
Harrisburg reports the Senate approved a 3 percent sales tax rate by a 30 to 15 vote and sent the measure to the House. House Democrats and Republicans offered varied views, with leaders claiming potential acceptance as favorable while noting party and fiscal implications. The chamber also advanced portions of a 442.5 million dollar spending program, including a 2 percent occupancy tax on lodging, a raised corporate net income tax, and quickened collection efforts, subject to House concurrence.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Albert S. Readinger
Democratic Four
Rowland B. Mahany
Ben
John J. Dent
Senn
Hugh
Lid Menamin
Lackawanna
Theodore H. Schmidt
Allegheny
Jo Hiya
Oentee
Pennsylvania
Alka
Pacific Northwest Storm Bakes Coast With High Winds
A fierce Pacific Northwest storm lashed the coast from southern Oregon to British Columbia with winds up to 70 mph, heavy rain, and widespread power outages. Bridges blocked, trees and utility poles down, many residents shunning the weather as emergency services report no immediate injuries.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Acton
Pacific North West Pountat
Oregon
Columbus
Beatie
Vicielle
Tcoma Trier
Ublumml
Vatican celebrates Pope Pity XV on 800th birthday
Shouts of Viva and Long Life greet Pope Pity XV at a birthday audience as 19,000 attendees join in marking his 800th birthday and the 11th anniversary of his election to St. Helen's throne. Celebrations extend over several days ending with a solemn pontifical Mass.
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Vatican
Pity XV
St. Helen's Throne
Marty Vith
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