U S Will Continue Aid To Middle East
American officials plan to resume U S aid programs in the embattled Middle East this month after a pause caused by the 1967 conflict. Ninety nine foreign aid experts are expected to return to posts in Israel Egypt and Lebanon once Israeli withdrawal and ship clearances are completed. Congress has appropriated 750 million dollars for military and economic aid for the current fiscal year.
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U. S
Middle East
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Israel
Lebanon
Noday
Gaza
Sharm el Shell
Steg Canal
Congress
Middle Bhat
Pressure on Teamsters Boss in Labor Probe
Washington reports further pressure on Teamsters President Dave Beck as senators pursue labor racketeering inquiries. Senate counsel Robert Kennedy urges Beck to cooperate and return from Europe by March 26, while Mitchell cancels his World Labor Conference delegation to accommodate questions about Beck’s finances.
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Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Senate
John F. English
Teamsters
Lhe Tinion
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Dave Béck
The
Mitchell
Beck
Une
United States
International Labor Organizaion
Hamburg
Germany
Europe
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Grice Seeks City Council Seat In Primary Race
J Robert Grice of 19 Park Street files nominating petitions joining Ray Weber Clare Capwell Leo Al and Douglas Royelle in a contest for three City Council vacancies. Incumbents Waterhouse Prige and Shores Thompisit slated to sit out. Mayor Bart Cherry’s term expires with a likely Republican slate led by J Fred Kin s ty.
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J. Robert Grice
Park Street
Grice
Ray
Weber
Clare Capwell
Leo al
Douglas Royelle
On City Council
W. W. Waterhouse
Robart Prige
Shores Thompisit
Miyor Bart. Cherry Ie
J. Fred Kinsty
Plane crash near base kills 17 chief airmen and occupants
An un-A Royal Air Force transport plane crashed into two farm houses near its base today. The Air Ministry says 17 people died, including fifteen airmen and two farm occupants. Six police dogs aboard the plane perished and the farm buildings were demolished.
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Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Leader Seeks Gas Tax at Six Cents to Fund Major Highway Plan
Leader and Governor propose preserving the gasoline tax at six cents per gallon as the cornerstone of the Commonwealth’s largest highway program. They argue the extra cent is needed to meet emergency pressures from storms and to build and modernize roads. The budget outlines a $720.4 million motor license fund for highways plus other funds totaling about $2.38 billion for the two-year period.
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Rarnsburg
Commonwealth
Diane
Léscher
Othr
Siste Highway and Bridge Authority
Senate May End Middle East Plan Debate Today
The Senate may finish action today on a resolution to aid the Middle East and warn Russia against armed aggression. Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson says he has strong hopes for adoption before adjournment, with House approval already secured. The plan would ease restrictions on 200 million dollars in aid for military or economic support, while Senator Mansfield pushes for policy suggestions on the Arab Israeli dispute and Middle East waterways openness.
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Russia
United States
Middle East
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
House
John B. Hollister
U. S
James P. Richards
D-80
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Shriners Plan Annual Circus Trip for Area Children
The Corry Union City Shrine Club set last night the date for its annual children’s circus trip. About 40 youngsters from Corry, Columbus, Spring Creek, Wattsburg and Union City will be taken to an indoor circus with chaperones all day. New officers elected include Al Wiggers as president, Philip Zaimeck as vice president, and Bruce Bilsworth as secretary treasurer.
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Duursaay
Corry
Robert Bracken
Clare Capwell
Columbus
Spring Creek
Wattsburg
Union City
al Wiggers
Philip Zaimeck
Bruce Bilsworth
Surgeon Dr Gra ham dies after long career in thoracic medicine
Dr Byaris A. Graham, 78, a renowned pioneer in chest surgery and the first to remove an entire human lung, led the surgery department at Washington University School of Medicine and served 82 years as chief surgeon at Barnes Hospital before his death yesterday in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Byaris A. Graham
Department of Surgery
Washington University School of Medicine
Barnes Hospital
Assembly Delays Gaza Debate Awaiting Developments
The UN General Assembly postponed discussion on Gaza and Aqaba amid sharp disagreements on free passage through the Strait of Tiran and future administration of the Gaza Strip. Israel hints at early troop withdrawal while rebels seek support in a looming vote of confidence. demonstrations erupt as Ben Gurion faces dissent within his coalition.
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Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Aqaba
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Britain
Taly
Netherlands
Belgium
Allan Wotte
Tbhat
Firut Mohamimes Fadhi Jamal
Arab Tray
Palestine
David Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Ben-Gatrion
Tel Aviv
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqeba
Unwats
Herut (Freedom) Party
Camerdine
Revere’s Caravan Parade Marks New Hotel Opening
A publicity stunt traces Paul Revere historic ride as a modern caravan arrives in town. The procession includes a blacksmith, groom, six horses, two horse vans, a television crew, a publicity team, three Merminds girls and Cindy. The trailer, from Boston, follows a 360 mile horseback route to spotlight the hotel opening.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Paul
Cindy
Industrial growth plan award at state ceremony
A ceremonial event in Grit County honors top recipients under Pennsylvania's $1,000,000 Industrial Development plan. Mayors Earl T. Cherry Corry and Arthur Gandner plus Union City official Dr. George Hi Ledger and Donald Huron of the Greater Chamber of Commerce stand behind a table as the award is presented to the president of a local industry council.
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Yile
Industrial Counct Union
Maring Grit
Pennsylvania
Earl T. Cherry
Corry
Arthur Gandner
Exlo
George Hi Ledger
Union City
Donald ©. Huron
Greater the Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Jones
Bite Department of Commerce
Lew Touts
Greater
Belo
Guards patrol border as Sinn Fein faces Irish vote
Armed guards patrolled Ireland's northern border as voters in the national election cast ballots. Sinn Fein's candidate slate faced minor support amid warnings from major parties that violence would not resolve partition. Eamon de Valera urged peaceful resolution and preservation of the status quo, while veteran politician John Costello predicted extremists would be repudiated. The campaign unfolded amid a quiet Dublin election day near Trinity College.
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Sin Fein
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Britain
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Men of Disting
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John A. Costelly
Fine Gael
United Ireland
United de Valeri
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Ampassa
Trinnity College
Crippled Plane Rescue Yields Mixed Reactions
Air Force investigators traced the wreckage of a shattered Flying Boxcar after a night rainstorm. Twelve bail-out attempts occurred and eight passengers plus four crew survived. None had prior jumping experience and the crew chief summed the reaction to a 6000 foot drop as scared hell out of most of them.
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Frankly Greongpan
Set
Buuene 1
O'Konek
St. Cloud
Minin
Chinese Leader Sentenced for Passport Fraud Schemes
A Chinese American civic leader and businessman was sentenced to two and a half years in prison and fined $6,000 for passport frauds involving dozens of false applications. Prosecutors said the defendant organized a scheme through a firm called Chinese Overmy Travel, with 1,000 false passport filings.
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Vem Eure Aun
Proms
Chinese-Americin Civic Teller
Wan
Gerald L. Goettel
Richard J Level
Keeting
Hore
Eich ‘Ket
Heruian
Ike Asks State Share Of Drought Aid Costs
President Eisenhower urged Congress to expand federal drought and farm disaster aid with cost sharing by states. He proposed states pay at least 25 percent of program costs, while federal aid would be continued and extended. The plan, outlined with Agriculture Secretary Benson, emphasizes keeping emergency measures close to locals and increasing state and local participation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Hisenhower
Secretary of Agricultuce Desaon
Benson
X ray unit examines 2060 chests during three day visit
During a three day visit of a mobile x ray cruiser in Corry the Ere Colinty Meith and Tubercul osis Association disclosed 2060 chests were X rayed. Industry workers contributed 603 from Ajax Tron Works Raymond Mfg Co and Miz Corp with most checks at Wie Washington Center street. Those with no TB will receive negative reports within two weeks and others will be notified for further examination.
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Jamestown Miz Corp
Washington
Center Street
Dulles Tackles Suez Opening Delays with Egypt
Secretary of State Dulles accused Egypt of dragging its feet on opening the Suez Canal until all Israeli forces depart. He cited Tel Aviv’s weekend withdrawal as a hinge point and said a quick resolution was possible, estimating the canal could open in about 189 days.
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Dulles
Egypt
Suez
Washington
Bayne Hae
Suez Canal
Tarael
Duthie
Busnt
Area Receives First State Allocation Grant
Erle County officials led by Mayor Warl T. Cherry and Chamber leaders at the Erle Club announced a state grant for the Erie County Industrial Development Council. The $21,938 per capita grant, matched by county funds and Corry contributions, will be administered by the Greater Erle Industrial Development Corp and paid quarterly.
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Warl T. Cherry
Olin Stacken Jr
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Long
Erle County
County Industrial Planning Council
Erle Club
Erie County Industrial Development Council
Erie County
City of
Corry
Council
George H. Ledger
Union City
Ray H Tanner
Thndustrial Tuireau
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Pravda Praises Stalin On Death Anniversary
Pravda lauds Joseph Stalin on the fourth anniversary of his death, calling him an outstanding revolutionary and capable organizer. The memorial contrasts with the Soviet Union's earlier neglect of the third anniversary while Khrushchev begins revival of Stalin’s legacy after the 20th Congress.
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Stalin
Seon Uhrsas
Yatta
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
J. V Stalin
Soviet Union
Wile Stull
Nuit ‘Kheustichev
Khrushchev
Raydel
Mit
Clifford Shoule Orf Announces May Primary Bid
In McKeesport Pennsylvania Carlson, a former police magistrate, announced yesterday his plan to seek the Republican nomination for the May primary. He said he would continue efforts to secure party support and outlined his campaign focus.
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Clifford Shoule
Mckeesport
Citford
Carléon
Clifford Flepal
Terriary
Siasor
Carlson
Corry Area Enjoys Light Winter So Far
The Corry district reports an exceptionally light winter with February precipitation at .92 inches, far below the 4.03-inch average, and a 7.9 inch snowfall contributing 4.5 inches to the season total. Despite this, the area remains about 82.5 inches behind last year’s pace, with notable highs of 64 and a January average around 36, as detailed in the monthly weather compilation.
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Corry
Tost
Degvers
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