Slowdown in U S policy decisions expected after Stalin death
Uncertainty looms for months as Soviet leadership succession unfolds. Eisenhower aides foresee a cautious, flexible U S stance pending clarity on new Moscow regime and its foreign policy. Dulles signals a broad policy review, possible retention of some lines, with focus on Asia and Korea conflicts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stalin
Eisenhower
U.S
Dulles
Far East
China
U. S
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Covn
Moscow
Sarangma
State Department
Thilles
Skx
French and West German Officials to Visit Washington
Washington reports that top officials from France and West Germany will visit the U.S. in the near future. French Prime Minister Rene Mayer and Foreign Minister Georges Bidault will come March 26th and 27th, and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will come in early April.
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Washington
Huse
Reneayer
Georg Bidault
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of
Germany
Pusse
Sth
Britain approves defense budget amid wartime tensions
The British House of Commons narrowly passes a defense budget of over 1.1 billion pounds for the coming financial year amid Churchill warnings on national security. The vote stands 295 to 254 as ministers unveil a White Paper detailing defense policy alongside the proposed budget.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
House of Commons Fish Tight
Churchill
Revere
Chuvehi
Hillain
Four Plead Innocent in Brutal Killing Case
Four defendants including Storeh and charged with murder appeared at arraignment in Butler Pennsylvania. They were held for trial with no bail as jurors were selected. Remaining defendants Richard Haines Walter Henderson and Russell Budd faced hearings as details emerged of the 49 year old victim and the alleged plans to kill.
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Andochiled
Butiar
Chartes
Ball
Doin Clark
Storeh
Richard Haines
Walter Henderson
Rats
Ethel Henderson
Winds lash Corry area as cold snaps grip region
West winds brought frigid air to Corry with temperatures near 14 early evening and rising to 25 by morning. Icy roads prompted plowing and minor wrecks while police reported no major incidents on highways. Ex sheriff Wallace Thomas, a longtime Indiana County official, dies in hospital.
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Corryltes
Semper- Abbe
Atethonstr State Police
Xpistawa
Indiana
Wallaee Thomaa
Republicam Comeultlee
Aiea
Titian Hospital
Bloodmobile to Visit Here Next Tuesday by Red Cross
Red Cross officials announced a bloodmobile will visit the city next Tuesday with a 150 pint quota for Corry and nearby areas. The drive runs 11 p m to 5 p m at Emmanuel Episcopal Church and donors may contact the chapter office. Local plant representatives are named to arrange corporate donations. The drive also promotes gamma globulin production and national polio prevention efforts.
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Red Cross
Corry Jamestown
Alton Dahlstrand
Raymond Nt
Henry T. Wheeler
Alex Iron Works
Ray Weber
Aero Supply
Miss May Rowland
McInnes Steel
Willard Gibson
Rogers Structural Steel
Arnold Johnson
United States
State Health Department
Naional Research Council
Scout Troop Seeks Charter For Explorers Unit
The Corry Rail and Gun Club sponsors a new Explorers Troop with advisory members meeting Charles Case to approve a charter. A March 17 gathering at the Washington Street Sportsmen's Club will finalize the charter and appoint Norman Beholton as scoutmaster for youths under 18 to learn advanced scouting skills. Advisory participants include Charles Williams Irvin McDonald Donald Stewart Robert Jewell I F Bettes and Leo Neckos.
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Boy Scouts
Corry Rail and Gun Club
Charles Case
Agaity
Washington Street Sportsmen’s Club
Norman Beholton
Charles Williams
Irvin McDonald
Donald Stewart
Robert Jewell
I. F. Bettes
Leo Neckos
Area Man Hurt In Fleeing Fire
Henry of Youngsville was treated at Ute Carry Memorial Hospital at 1 18 p m for rib injuries after pulling Leonard Sampson from a burning trailer on Bailey Hill between Lottsville and Columbus. The two had been inside the trailer when an oil move tipped over and Henry says Sampson landed on him as they escaped. They extinguished the flames before leaving for hospital on Ernest Ganks farm land.
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Wate Henry
Youngsville
Ute Carry Memorial Hospital
Henry
Leonard Sampson
Sampson
Bailey Hil
Lottsville
Columbus
Neti
Tor Net
Ernest Ganks Farm
Martial Law Declared in Punjab Amid Mobilizations
Martial law was declared in Lahore as mobs rampaged through streets paralyzing normal activities. At least six demonstrators were killed and several others injured in clashes with police yesterday.
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Lahore
Punjab
Pakistan
Official U S condolence note sent on Stalin death
Officials disclosed that on President Eisenhower's orders, Dulles transmitted an official U S message of condolence to the Soviet government marking the death of Joseph Stalin. U N leaders also issued condolences while U S senators and representatives voiced concern over possible reactions and new policy shifts.
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Associated Press
Stalin
Russia
Tersened
Moscow
Eisenhower
Soviet
Cision
U.S
Dulles
Jacob D. Beam
U. S
United Nations
Ussr
Lester B. Pearson
U. N. General Assembly
Canada
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
World Organization
Trygve Lie
U.N
Soviet Union
Lie
Korea
Vishnngsky
Syingman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Tayn Sor
House
Halleck
Ind
Rayburn
Tex
Faussia
Sen
Gore
Sen. Capehalt (Inc
U N Pays Tribute To Soviet Leader Stalin
United Nations held a minute of silent tribute to Prime Minister Stalin of the Soviet Union. Foreign Minister Vishinsky, in mourning dress, thanked the UN Politics Committee and praised Stalin’s policies. Committee Chairman Mutia of Brazil asked Vishinsky to convey condolences to his people.
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United Nations
Hust
West
Stalin
Aniivel Vishinsky
U. N. Politics Committee
Vishinsky
Moscow
Enid Russie
Potlciss of
Notrengthening Peate
Jong Carl Mutia
Brazil
Vishinaky
Gas Well On Carter Hill Reports Large Gas Flow
The report notes a Carter Hill gas well with a 500000 cubic feet per day flow and ongoing drilling success. Early results indicate productive formations, with the Miller farm well contributing to increased gas output as crews continue development along the area.
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Carter Hill
Qoec
Sane Ariel
van Miller
Hase
Debate Over Ammunition Shortage Sparks Fresh Hearings
Gen. James A. Van Fleet testifies of continuing ammunition shortages in Korea, despite Pentagon denials. Senate committees summon top officials for hearings. Byrd calls for punishment of those responsible amid accusations of criminal inefficiency. UN Commander says stockpiles sufficient for a strong defense.
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Senate
Washington
James A. van Fleet
Korea
House
Armed Services
Mgnt Army
van Fleet
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Wilson
Armedt Services Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mark
Soldier Charged With Murder Recaptured Near Fort Dix
Associated Press report states Edgar Owens of Brooklyn New York a mental patient before enlistment was recaptured by two guards a few hundred feet from the post hospital at Fort Dix New Jersey. He had escaped from a security ward and is charged in the murder of 2nd Lt Richard M Davenport during a training maneuver on February 16.
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Associated
Xecce
FT. DIX
NW. Jr
Edgar Owens
Nipitenan
Doys
Owens 2
Brooklyn
N. Il
Theo
Richard M. Davenport
New London
Conn
TuanetvYer
Seek Injunction To Halt Dumping Of City Garbage
Wayne Township supervisors seek a court injunction to stop dumping of garbage within the municipality. Attorney Roger Hrivich of Corry represented the supervisors in seeking relief from alleged ongoing waste dumping and potential fines under a January 13 1983 ordinance.
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Lismarsat
Victor Slye
R. D
Cobu
Wayne Township
Roger Hrvich
Corry
Wink Hideen
Retail leaders predict little rise in consumer prices after unfreezing ceilings
Top retailers said price hikes will be limited as deprivation of price ceilings removes cap on many goods. The American Retail Federation noted competition should curb increases as major decontrolled items from bread and appliances to autos and services move freely. Price Chief Joseph H. Freehird anticipated higher costs for bread appliances laundry dry cleaning and auto parts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Assttrampe
Smitt
American Resurt Federation
Java
Joseph H. Freehird
Blast kills three miners at new mine shaft site
In Fatrview West Virginia an explosion in a newly drilled shaft killed three men. L Clyde Riley welfare fund administrator of United Mine Workers District 91 said the blast was likely caused by a spark igniting gas in the shaft.
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Fatrview
W. Va
L. Clyde Riley
United Mine Workers District 91
Committees for Retailers Form at Dinner Meeting
The recently reorganized Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce held a dinner meeting at the Phoenix Hotel. Mayor J. Fred Finley spoke, lauding cooperation with merchants and urging a paid full-time secretary, while committees and officers were named and a letter of opposition to a state mercantile tax planned.
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Chamber of Commere Tank Plover
Phoenix Hotel
H.C. Benneth
Canven
Aeolian
L. A. Monstn
Jack Remey
Everett Johnson
Homer Humphrey
Geon Root
Paul Meerdink
Leslie Wells
D. H. Livingstas
Lloyd Meerdink
Helen Jones
Delley Business Bureau
Harry Barach
Kurt Loess
Hanlon
le Uv Siewor Lone
Chamber of Commerce
Lni
M.S. Cobbell
Pensylvania Refalers Association
Five Red Attacks Beaten Off on Korean Front
Allied forces on the Korean Central Front repelled five major Communist assaults on Sniper Ridge despite heavy artillery and mortar support. US and Allied troops held their line as bombardment raged, while Superfortress bombers targeted towns and supply hubs along the Battle Front. In Pittsburgh, a jury was selected for the Steve Nelson trial with nine men and three women chosen after four days of deliberation and 160 potential jurors considered.
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Seoul
Insay Binley
Hamu
Ruslan
Stalin
Nelson
Pittsburgh
U.S
Steve Nelson
Stalin Dies at 73 From Brain Hemorrhage
Premier Joseph Stalin died at age 73 after a brain hemorrhage. Soviet officials announced postponement of funeral arrangements as crowds and officials mourn the longtime leader. Across Moscow banners and crepe marked the city’s response while state radio reported the news to the nation.
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Stalin
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Sturl
Heverleegh
United States
Moscow Radio
Sovieh
Sala
Levitan
Tschaikowsky
House of Unions
Soldier Killed and 14 Hurt in Camp Blast
At Camp Breckinridge Kentucky a mortar shell exploded during a training exercise. One soldier Pvt Rand W Va was killed and fourteen Pennsylvanians were injured. Names include Pvt Calvin Delitick Elysburg and Pvt Charles Byerly Delmakiel among the wounded.
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Breckinridge
Pennsylvania
Lie
Areny
Pact’ Aremeutral Ty ‘M
Af Rand
W. Va
Calvin Delitick
Elysburg
Te Vsbrijis Remdlition
Ital
Frederick Herraid
Sunliveys
Darole Tishey
Brute Oswald
Tess Serious Conritten
Birkpital
Pyt
Chstles Byerly Delmakiel
Prands. Brom
West
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