U.N. Council Opens Study of Egypt Israeli Charges
The U N Security Council shifted to Egyptian charges and Israeli countercharges over Monday border fighting near Gaza. Egypt alleged premeditated aggression by Tramil forces and attacked a Gaza camp, while Israel accused Egypt of continuous violations of the armistice and warlike actions.
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Rector Named at City Church New pastor to lead Emmanuel Episcopal
Rev William Beltair arrives to take charge at Emmanuel Episcopal Church and preaches at 9 45 a m Holy Communion this Sunday. Rev Betts from St Andrews Lincoln Park Ned has served five years in ministry. Fin and family move into rectory at 164 Maple Avenue. Weekly services include Geko! on Sunday and Lenten service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Rev Solty succeeds Rev Joseph Clair who resigned to lead a church in Mangock.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mr. Betts
St. Andrew's Church
Linccoln Park
Ned
Fin
Willan Edwards
Claudia
Miple Avenue
Porvie
Mr. Solty
Joseph
Clair
Kaoteng Island attacked by Red gunboats outside Formosa
The Defense Ministry said more than 40 communist gunboats and junks attacked Kaoteng Island in the Matsu group but were driven off by nationalist defenders. The attack occurred at 4 p.m. in foggy weather with prior raids on January 23. No damage or retaliation reported.
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Defense Ministry
Matsus
Formosa
Quemoy
Kaoteng Jan—uary
Amoy
Track Betting Bill Heads To Senate Floor Vote
An informal Senate Law and Order Committee poll shows at least nine of fourteen members favor moving a horse race betting referendum bill to the Senate floor for a vote. Chairman G Robert Watkins plans a committee meeting next week to set a possible May 17 primary ballot date, with final approval requiring an enabling act by the Legislature.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Associated Press
Senate Law and Order
Pennsylvania
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Dalaware
Watkins
Isne
Millionaire Former Conductor Dies in Redwood City
Walter W. Bradford a former Southern Pacific conductor died last November at age 40 in Redwood City California. He retired from the railroad in 1930 after 42 years of service and later engaged in investments and brokerage ventures amassing more than a million dollars in life savings.
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Ute Railroad
Kefauver seeks revised highway plan for bomb evacuation
Sen Kefauver urged revising the highway program to add evacuation ready roads for hydrogen bomb targets. He warned shelters along highways would be academic if people cannot reach them. Val Peterson testified on trenching and pipes on highways to shield against fallout, noting Milwaukee's test evacuation.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Kefaulver
Senate ‘Armed Services
Glyn Defense
Val Peterson
Eisenhower
Congress
Paterson
Milwaukee
Verga Accuser Admits Lying in Erie Vice Case
Mrs. Margaret Gay iord Perna of Barbercretk denies intimate relations with Erie vice-squadrant Raissell Verga and says her sworn statement was signed under stress. She claims police pressured her with extradition threats and warned of non disclosure before
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Margaret Gayiord Perna
Barbercretk
Erie
Raissell Verga
Ing Verga
Tawsnll Verga
Buffalo
Korea
Perna Hula
Perna
Leader Signs Bill for Inauguration Expenses
George M. Leader signed into law a bill appropriating $25,000 to cover expenses incurred by the inaugural committee. The funds pay for construction of the speaker's stand and other costs of the January 18th inauguration.
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Bill Harrishorg
George M. Leader
Leader
Area Woman's Slayer Sobs On Way To Death
Carl J Folk was executed in the Florence Arizona gas chamber for the 1953 murder of 22 year old Batty Allen in Holbrook. Folk, 57, claimed innocence as he faced the chamber at 5 a.m. watched by 26 observers. He ate roast chicken the night before with relatives and supporters and received last rites from prison chaplains.
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Associated
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Ariz
Prnie
Carl J. Folk
Folk
Pennsylvania
Frank £Yman
Falk
Thomas Lanta
Cochise County
Florence
New Mexico
Batty Faye Allen
Watteburg
Holrock
Allen
Raymond
Stanley Jonek
Post Office Pay Raise Approved by House Committee
The House Post Office Committee rated an overtime seven percent increase for about half a million postal workers at an annual cost of 150 million dollars. The panel sent a bill to the House proposing a minimum six percent raise for all postal employees with higher bumps for carriers, drivers, and others, affecting 60 percent of the workforce. Chairman Murray said hearings on raises for about 1.2 million civil service workers will begin the week after next and the postal raise could set the pattern for other federal workers.
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House Post Office Committee
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Murray
D-Toint
Police Probe Two Burglaries in Local Stores Reported
State Police investigate two burglaries in Igin and Warner's Carters. Entry occurred overnight, gloves and minor items taken. The Mini grocery at Warner's Corners also broken into with groceries and small change stolen. Malone to seek reelection in Pittsburgh district.
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Warner's
Carters
McCray
Eigin
Minal
Warner's Corners
Two Circulate Petitions For School Board
Petitions circulate for Republican candidates Elwin Fuller and Martin Keppel to fill vacancies on the Cory Board of Education at the end of Helen Jones and A E. Ingle terms. Other GOP nominees include Carl Smith seeking re election as city treasurer and J Fred Kinley and Guy Abbey aiming for council and finance director posts. Democratic opposition hinted as party reorganizes.
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Cory Board of Education
Elwin Fuller
Martin Keppel
Helen Jones
A. E
Carl Smith
J. Fred Kinley
Guy Abbey
Russell Briges
Constable
Fred Mixer
Judge
viceUlon
John Dahlstrand
Couty
Driver Cited for No License Plate and No Paperwork
Chief Harley Drake orders Robert Cornish to return to the station by noon with the car owner and vehicle registration certificate after being stopped for driving a late model sedan without a license plate. Cornish claimed the plate had fallen off and that he borrowed the car while seeking work.
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Robert Cornish
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East Main Street
Cornish
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New York State
Bud
North East
Cornial
Xing
Jamestown
Drake
Pennsylvania
New York
Counterfeiting Plant Found in Jersey Prison
A Secret Service probe uncovered two counterfeit operations at a New Jersey state prison. Testimony cited by WV officials described the ongoing issue as indicative of the inmates’ hardened characters. An inmate serving time for unrelated offenses admitted involvement in producing the plates.
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Balighman
Jorney
State Prison
Myfeub Service
Géttria
Garis
Thief Caught Looting Coin Boxes In City Social Club
A club member stole about 800 from coin machines at a city social club, hiding in the premises. A fellow member reportedly observed the loot and alerted others. the suspect was confronted and banned, with officers notified.
Dems Face Split Over $20 Income Tax Cut Plan
Senator Byrd says at least 10 Democrats will oppose the House tax cut proposal. Senate leaders vow to push the measure despite administration opposition, while Byrd and Finance Committee aim to strike the cut from the bill. If party cohesion fails, Republicans foresee defeat in the Senate.
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Byrd
Associated
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D-Va
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Senate
Clements
D-Ky
Rayburn
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Senate Finance Committee
Federal mediation sought to avert Penn Central strike
New York reports a looming strike by the Transport Workers Union against the Pennsylvania Railroad. A railroad spokesman warned the system would keep running if 20 000 maintenance and yard workers quit as scheduled. The TWU telegram to the National Mediation Board prompted the board to work toward a peaceful settlement under the Railway Labor Act.
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Mediation Board
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Blind Parents Fight To Keep Baby In Court
Akron case features Harold and Georgia Hathaway a blind deaf couple seeking to raise their 1 day old son Clarence despite welfare concerns. They cite faith independence and own home with debts cleared. Welfare urges foster care while couple claims baby’s best is with them and vow trust in God.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Harold Hathaway
Georgia
Tneir
Clarence
Hathaway
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Tootics
Mrs. Hathaway
Corry Man Appointed Intelligence Officer in National Guard
Corry resident Robert Galbreath 28 West Iryye street is appointed by the Adjutant General in Washington as Intelligence Officer of the Second Battalion 12th Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard with captain rank. He was previously a Marine Reserve captain and was reviewed by Lt Col Sam Carter Lt Col Daryl Hay and Maj Thoms Hue. The unit plans a noon payroll inspection and a rifle range exercise on April 10 as Mobilization on pay period resumes. Secretary Dulles to broadcast a Far East tour report to the nation early Sunday morning from Washington.
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Robert Galbreath
West
Iryiye
Amy
Washington
12Th Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Marine Reserve
Galbreatz
Marine Corps
National Guard
Erie
Sam Carter
Daryl D. Hay
Thoms Hue
Galbreath
Jenning
Clark
Dulles
Far East
Probe Notes Firm Confidence In Credit Use Suspicions
American Exchange head says no danger point in sight and no indication of excessive or unsound credit use. The official briefing emphasizes a firm degree of confidence in current financial practice and monitoring measures.
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American Exchange
Market testimony cools fears of crash with steady prices
Senate Banking Committee hears Edward McCormick of the American Stock Exchange express confidence in current high stock prices citing strong business activity and investor confidence. He notes price indices exceed 1929 peaks but warns against reading excessive risk into the market while contrasting with Keith Funston of the NYSE who fears a 1929-type crash could occur.
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Washington
Edward T. McCormick
American Stock Exchange
McCormick
Senate Banking Committee
Tendoft
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Punston
Funston
New York Exchange
Delay Seen In Schools Building Bid Process
The school board delays razing plans as union city bidder Andrew Sabol awaits contract. concerns over insurance and scope linger. Sabol’s bid includes basement excavation and removal of materials with a potential payment of 4100 from the board, pending final approval by Anderson.
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S. E Aridéraon
Andrew Sabol
Union City
Ins Aiiraherki
Sabol
Shalldugge
Iilingg
Ybol
Actioas Board
Anderson
Probe investigates non fatal Westover crash
A Military Air Transport Service inquiry examined a non fatal crash of a 118 Liftmaster at Keflavik Airport near Iceland. The transport plane went down short of Pinway yesterday, injuring two passengers among 68 aboard when it struck a boulder.
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Westover Air Force Base
Miss
Heart
Iceland
Keflavile
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