Israel Charged as Brutal Aggressor by UN Group
The U N Mixed Armistice Commission labeled Israel a brutal aggressor for a February Gaza Strip attack that killed 34 Egyptians and 8 Israelis, violating the 1949 Palestine truce. The vote supported Egypt while Israel countered with a claim of Egyptian ambush.
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Israel
U. N
Jerusalem
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Gaza Strip
Armistice Group
U.N
New ‘York
Security Council
Edson L. M. Burns
Canada
U. N. Palestine
New York
Palestine
Fayotian
Tartell
Truce Commission
Gaza
Tarnell
Francois Geicomagel
France
Tsraeli
Tsraelia
Gicomage
Chitin
Hye
None Injured As School Bus Collision Near Union City
A school bus driven by Chartes Lockwood of Union City was rear ended on Route 6 about three miles east of Union City while stopped to pick up a child. Norman Bf. Rus ton of Erie, driving behind, tried to stop but struck the bus in snow, causing about 200 dollars in damages. No children were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Chartes Lockwood
Norman Bf. Ruston
Erie
Tnow
Funton
Ita
14 Lose Lives In Plane Crash In Formosa
An American Air Force C54 crashed in the Formosa mountains near Hengchun, southeast Formosa, killing 14 aboard. Rescue teams searched the wreckage 38 miles north west of Taitung while authorities traced the flight from Okinawa and Tokyo's 6 000th Operations Squadron. No survivors were found as weather hid the crash site and the plane failed to respond after requesting a altimeter setting.
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Taipei
Formosa
U. S. Air Force
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Taitung
Tokyo
Hengchun
Formussa
Air Traffe Control Center
Window Peeping Reported Here Involving Local Man
Police tracked footprints from Esso Hall to the home of James Grant near 298 Mound Street after a resident reported a window peeper at 2:15 AM. Grant, known for prior offenses, claimed the dog he was chasing caused the trail and was later held for possible Union City charges amid a history of disorderly conduct and drunkenness convictions.
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Charles Splesman
West Emith Street
Splesman
Peirce
Esso Hall
Bolesmian
James Grant
Mound Street
Grant
Hils
Fnally
Tem
Costa
Police Anld
Union City
Coffin gets stay of execution to June third
Grant Coffin and Wilbert Coffin receive a stay of execution until June 3 as the appeals court deliberates on Coffin’s conviction for the 1959 Hollis Daynburg murder case. The 48 year old prospector was sentenced to death for the killing of Richard Lindsey and the reported mutilations linked to two other victims found in a cave bush.
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Appeals Court
Aime Marchand
Coftin
Prospector
Richard Lindsey
Hollis Daynburg
Maine
Negoto
Albert Claur
Hawaiian Isle Tied to New Eruptions Threat
Seismic activity and lava advances menace Puna area on Hawai i Island. Gov King predicted continued eruptions with lava fountains and rivers threatening communities from Pahoa to Kalapana while 600 residents fled homes and four villages evacuated.
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Pahoa
Hawai
Hawaii Island
Kilawen Crater
Punt Peninsula
Gordon A. MacDonald
Bette
Puna
Samuel Wilder
Nga
Puna Peninsula
Pohoiki
Kapoho Ha
Aro Kalupana
Opihiino
Pat
Fleeing Driver Killed On Turnpike After 42 Mile Pursuit
Lancaster report says Kenneth Sheily, 2, of Lititz, Pa., died hours after a chase on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. He drove 42 miles on the wrong side at up to 100 mph, struck a roadblock, and pushed a tractor trailer under it. Police described no effort to stop and said dozens of motorists were frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Lancaster
Kenneth Sheily
Liita
Walter E. Price
State Police
Shelley
Price
Bholley
Tebanon-Lancaster
Love
Senate probe on stock prices continues
James B. Day of the Midwest Stock Exchange and Ronald Kaehler of the San Francisco Exchange told the Senate Banking Committee that prices on major exchanges appear in line with fundamentals. They warned against treating the market as a single unit and urged evaluating stocks by value earnings and yield.
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Associated Press
Washington
James B. Day
Chicago
Midwest Stock Exchange
Ronald Kaehler
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Clairman Fulbright
D-Ark
Day
Truck Backfire Triggers Blaze At Smith Street Station
A backfiring carburetor ignited a fire at 01 West Smith Street yesterday around 4 pm. Howard King said the blaze damaged the tow truck and garage interior, with 16 firefighters rendering aid and three booster lines used to control the flames. Fire Chief Ray Laurie reported estimated damage between 600 and 1,600 dollars. no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calsell
King and Nelson
West Smith Street
Howard Kine
Stanford Hose Company
Lien
King
Ray Laurie
Hing
Ringe
Tlk
Thre Ton
Butler health officials push hepatitis prevention amid jaundice cases
Butler County health authorities report four jaundice cases in the county over two months. About 1,400 school children have received injections of gamma globulin, a blood derivative that offers temporary protection against hepatitis if given early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Butler County
Biome
Three Arab Nations Push New Neutralist Military Pact
Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia urge a new Arab military and economic alliance to replace the Arab League. They plan a joint command and a common currency system, with invited Iraq under certain conditions and a meeting of premiers and defense ministers this month.
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Associated Press
CATRO
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
Iraq
Turkey
Saidi Arabia
Saud
Riyadh
Lebanon
Jordan
Yemen
Libya
Khaled el Ager
Damascus
Tsralll
Gaza
Tarael
inter—Arab Bank
Local Firefighters Contain Blazing Chimney Fire
Branford Hose Company answered an alarm at 425 North Cayter street at 10 36 a m for a fire in a home. Assistant Chief Jack Downey and 15 firemen fought flames confined to the chimney caused by a furnace stack. A portable radio unit malfunctioned and was removed for repair.
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Plwa
Branford Hose
Comeyany
Fred Hoe
North Cayter Street
Jack Downey
Kood
Pumpey
Hoxsey Opens Cancer Clinic at Portage
Johnstown Pa A controversial figure in cancer treatment Moxsey opened a 22 room clinic in a former appliance store building Staffing includes an administrator two doctors two mix nurses a laboratory technician and a wax technician The administrator is Alte Ben atoy John J Hatuske D Cambria is the Klinik president The AMA regards the Hoxsey treatment as worthless
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Johnstown
Warty Oh Moxey
Elinie i Haarby Porkige
Mroxsey
Tallis
Tek
Alx-Man Board
Alte Ben‘atoy
John J. Hatuske
Speedy action urged on jobless pay changes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials pressed for quick Senate passage of the unemployment compensation reform as a March deadline neared. The bill would raise weekly benefits, extend benefit weeks to 30, and boost employer payroll taxes to fund a broader, longer support system.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Ruth Grigg Harting
John R. Torquato
Public Assistance
House
Torquata
Harting
Seno
Atute
Shi
Strike Strands British Seamen on Bermuda Trip
The Queen of Bermuda sails with a skeleton crew after 120 crewmen strike aboard in New York over a $40 cost-of-living raise dispute. Passengers are ashore or settled in cabins as lines and ships in the flotilla brace for impact.
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New York
Bermuda
Furnes
Indict Witness At Lamb Hearing In Washington
Marie Natvig, a Miami Beach divorcee, was indicted on nine counts of perjury for testifying at FCC hearings linking Edward Lamb to Communist ties. A federal grand jury returned the indictment before Judge Charles F. McLaughlin, who issued a bench warrant and set bond at 2500. Natvig had previously testified Lamb was connected to communism but later claimed coercion by an FCC attorney.
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Ary
Washington
Marie Netvly
Federal Communications Commission
Nally
Miami Beach
Edward Lamb
Lamb
Natvig
U. S
Charles F. Mo~ Laughlin
J. Frank Cunningham
Justice Department
McLaughlin
Natwig
Cunningham
PCC
FCC
Verga Accuser Eludes Summons In Misconduct Case
Mystery remains over the accuser in the Margaret Perry case as a summons was dodged to appear before a municipal hearing in the misconduct charges against Patrolman Russell Verga. Sheriff, DA staff, and city officials deny advising the Gaylords to resist service.
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Heney
Eugene Gaylord
Margaret
Gaylord Perry
Russell Verga
Gaylords
Tae McQuaid
Gerald Webishen
Ghylord
Harbor
Rook
John Coates
Damin McLaughlin
Ae Olstwaiten
Margaret Perna
Mim. Perna
Ver
Na Nutt
Rumor Says Princess Margaret May Marry Townend
British press again fuels speculation over Princess Margaret wedding to financier Townend. Reports cite interviews and past ties, though no official confirmation exists and timelines remain uncertain.
White Flash Dawns Over Nevada Test Site in 1955 Blast
Las Vegas observers witnessed the largest device of the 1955 nuclear series explode before dawn. The 600 foot tower shot produced a blinding white flash and a growing fireball, with estimates placing yield around 20 kilotons and the mushroom cloud reaching high altitude over Yucca Flat.
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Amocsted Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Yucca Fink
Los Angeles
Nevada
Pitty
Angel's Peak
Charleston Range
Air Paree
Queca
Whip Mountain
Yucen
Services Held For Meningitis Victim
A 16 year old Corry area high school girl who died of meningitis Saturday at Stew Memorial Hospital Union City was honored at services today at the Glenn Foner Home Union City. Rev Hwight Jack of the Methodist Church led prayers as family and friends gathered to remember June Bates and her brief school life with plans for a memorial service.
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Enrvyale
Tor
Stew Memorial Hospital
Union City
Glenn Foner
Hwight Jack
Methodist Church of
Trend Kay
Haughter
Curtton Bates
Corry
Tale
Ment
Bvengsoen
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Carrocone Pa
Stephen
Union
Hawaiian Isle
Midwest Exchange
King and Nelson Garage
Hoxsey
Portage
Hollidaysburg
W. B. Dolullen
Verga
Harborcreek
Asnocrayen
Rene
London
Muireatet
Peter Town
RAE Group
Frftiats
Yaya Ber Nenlor
Bayal
Townsend
Brussels
Bince Chen
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