Advocates Of War Defeated In Israeli Vote
Advocates of a preventive war in the Arab world were rebuffed as Heruth party lost a no confidence motion against Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. He warned a second Arab-Israeli conflict risks rising, while Arab leaders convened in Cairo to align Jordan’s Arab Legion with Egypt and Syria. UN diplomats called the Middle East situation grave as Western powers ponder an emergency UN Security Council session.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Middle East
Heruth Party
David Ben-Gurion
Heruth
Targel
Tarael
Cairo
Jordan
Ara Legion
Egypt
Kingbn Baird
Saudi Arabia
Shulma Kawatly
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jordis
John Bagot Glubb
Arab Legion
Glubb
United States
Herbert Hoover Jr
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Brookville Grove Co Cited By NLRB For Unfair Labor Practice
Washington The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Brookville Grove Co with plants in Brookville and Indiana Pa was guilty of unfair labor practice by discharging two employees Jean Allhouse and Ethel Virgin Adams. The firm must compensate the two and desist from further discrimination.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Brookville Grove Co
Brookville
Indiana
Mke
Pear Jean Allhouse
Ethel Virgin Adams
Westinghouse Faces Arbitration Over Plant Dismissals
AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers opposes reinstatement of nine Sharon plant workers among 36 cited for alleged violence during the ad day strike. Federal mediation suggests submitting 38 cases to arbitration while 57 others receive dismissal notices. Westinghouse declines to name individuals and will reinstate 46 workers without arbitration.
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Enamy
Wens Avilelnl
Afl-Gyo International Union of Electrical Workers
Sharon
Westinghouse Technic Corp
Westinghouse
Westinigholcie Thux
Propos
Atilies
Herd
Muu
TUE
N Shion
Woutinghorse
U.S. Considers New Disarmament Proposals to West and Russia
Washington officials said the United States will submit several disarmament proposals to Russia and Western powers this month. The plan follows President Eisenhower's letter to Premier Bulganin urging control of the nuclear threat. Khrushchev met U.S. envoy Bohlen as Moscow publicity grew. The proposals include open skies, inspections, and possible freezes on nuclear stockpiles while maintaining current military strength.
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Washington — Administration
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
White House
Bulganin
Moscow
Meetin
Communist Party
Vikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Charles B. Bohlen
Soth
Hah‘ding
Hisenhower
Esenhower
Red Cross Campaign Sees Progress Toward Goal
The Cor ty chapter of the American Red Cross reports they have raised up to 2,266,689 in donations toward the 88,900 goal. Cochairs William Leaby and Frank Dodd announced the total at chapter headquarters on North Center Street with receipts from wards and townships listed and home solicitation emphasized as the primary method this year.
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Corty
American Red Cross
Wis
Cochairmen
William Leaby
Prank Dodd
ALO
North Center Street
First Ward
Snyder Circle
Mndustrial
Banks
Willeries
Goncard
Wayne
Columbus
Red Cross
Tiwan
Community Chest
Atter Agency
The
Ford Stock Debuts On New York Big Board
Ford Motor Co common stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange at 302, recording a first sale block of shares. At the opening, the company, with about 360,000 shareholders, ranked just behind General Motors and American Telephone and Telegraph in shareholder count.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
New York Stock Exchange
Ford
Eisenhower Says Nixon to Decide Nomination Path
President Eisenhower said he has asked Vice President Nixon to chart his own course on seeking a second term. He declined to state if he would back Nixon as running mate and said he would not be pushed into a decision on a hypothetical withdrawal. He noted no criticism of Nixon and indicated he would inform the public if his health or abilities faltered.
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Associated Prep
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Turner
Niton
Eisnhower
Area Floods Rise Across the District After Rain
Flood waters continued to rise as rainfall and a warm spell thawed ice and snow. Hare and Beat creeks topped banks in Corry. Brokenstraw Creek rose near Columbus. Bear Creek basements flooded and about 60 families lost power overnight. River gauges warned of further flood danger across Northwestern Pennsylvania, with potential backwater into basements and extensive damage feared to cottages and docks along the Chadakoin and nearby waterways.
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Hare
Beat
Corry
Brokenstraw Creek
Columbus
Don Stevenson
Bear Creek
Evangelical United Brethren Churihy
North Center Street
Columbus Pond
Pennsylvania
Warren
Salamanca
Pitemen
Owl Guty
Jamestown
Chautaugon Lake
Warner
Chadakoin
Mondvilin
Union Seeks Better Terms In WE Strike
Washington negotiators press for favorable terms as mediation panel proposes a five year contract for Wertinghouse Electric, with wage and benefit enhancements. Union seeks reinstatement for fired strikers, while GE and other firms keep to the package amid tense talks. The WE strike involves about 40,000 workers represented by the International Union of Electrical Workers and the United Electrical Workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
James B. Carey
Internaional Union of Electrical Workers
Werte Lighouse Electric Comp
TUB
Uni
General Electric Co
David L. Cole
Paterson
Autorney
Sud
Weatinghowse
Carey
Uibtight
Bompany
TUE
United Hilectrical Workers
Lift All-Night Parking Ban Till Next Winter
The all night parking ban has been lifted for next winter after Mayor Eve Chevy and Director J Prod ternley discussed enforcement. The weekly limit between 3 and 6 am remains unchanged, and snow plowing needs may shift as off-street facilities are scarce, easing hardship for some residents.
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Sinc Janway
Eve Chevy
J. Prod Ternley
Wisiel Wuts
Litte
Plugged Pipe Floods Wayne Street Homes
Flooding on Wayne Street blamed on a plugged storm drain and delayed city action. Eight adults and eight children live in four Wayne Street homes with basements flooded from 0 to about two feet. Officials cite prior agreements, Zalenook property duties, and weather hinderances as factors in the ongoing seepage and repair delays.
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Wayne Street
Moron Wayne
Byron Nichols
W. Cc. Durham
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Wireels
J. Wied Kinley
Zalenvok
Neok
Bear Creek
Zalenook
Winey
Ohty
Charlea Thompson
Ux Atrents
Ainta Ad
Zalanick
Titteeth
Zalzneck
Everett Elmquint
Page
Showdown Near On Trade Policy Beat Thi Ca Pga
Washington reports a looming confrontation over how much information about East-West trade is released. Officials from the administration and Commerce Weeks indicate readiness for talks, with White House aides also signaling Friday briefings on the subject.
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Thi Ca Pga
Amwoci
Washington
Weanto
Isen~ Ower
Benite
Secretary of Commerce
Harold E
Bhutan
To Pay Or Not To Pay Tax List For Pennsylvania
A historical item outlines items taxed under Pennsylvania's 3 percent selective tax. It lists taxed household fuels, motor vehicles, machinery, industrial supplies, clothing, jewelry, and many consumer goods, with exemptions including food, alcohol, certain farm items, and medical products. It notes taxes on lubricating oil but not gasoline and warns on credit, contracts, and state notification requirements.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanta Utility
Uiatta
Wandanuff
Firma Alreay
Firemen Answer Wrong Alarm at Main Street Blaze
A fire truck responding to a false address caused a near collision with a pumper and delay before correcting course. Fire at 718 West Main Street damaged building and contents estimated at 0. The mishap prompted crews to back away and reassess as bystanders reported the faulty address and fire origin.
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Tep Neckera
Ptione
Ntuton Farm
Main Street
Aceu
Thurm Miles
Booth Center
Senat Main Street
Eclty
Neckers
Almont
Alrovan
Khabeeh
Aaek Dowty
Youngstown Steel Firm Announces $250 Million Expansion Plan
Youngstown Sheet and Tube announces a $250 million expansion to boost output capacity by one million tons and upgrade crushing facilities. The project aims to raise steel production and improve processing capabilities in the near term.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Rescued from Rooftop After 13 Hour Flood Ordeal
In Cattaraugus County New York a man and his dog died in a flood and were later removed from a car rooftop by bystanders near Gowands. Charles Kringie of North Otto was rescued at dawn after his vehicle was swept into rising waters from a brook. A helicopter was delayed by fog while a Coast Guard and sheriff team attempted recovery.
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Lowanda
Almont
New York State
Gowands
Cattaraugus
Charles Kringie
North Otto
Mohawk Power Co
Niagara Palk
Cattaraweus County Sheriff Department
Coast Guardainen
Kringle
Mboun
Old Slaying Admitted By Man In Fort Wayne Case
In Fort Wayne Indiana Albert Hugo aged seven confessed to a murder linked to a 1909 robbery at Turtle Creek Pennsylvania. He claimed he was dying of cancer and wished to make his peace with the Lord. He walked into a police station and told Chief Mitchell Cleveland he had shot Albert Stobb. Authorities reported the case involved a bank or robbery and fire at Stobb's home.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Albert Hugoo
Perinaylvania
Cleveland
Allegheny County
Stobb
Penny Saylyasia
Mayes
Leader Signs Measure After House Passage
Harrisburg reports the 3 percent sales tax took effect today eight minutes after Governor Leader signed it into law. The levy, part of a Republican package, targets hotels and corporate income while exempting certain utilities. The plan aims to raise billions and accelerate tax reform, with opposition from Democrats and questions about timing and scope.
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Associated Pres
Harrisburg
Acros
Velony
Nired Jevy
Miles Horst
Bary
Beenie
Fen
Rowland 1
Maheny
Bilison Dollary
SUN
Senate
22 Are Killed In Avalanches In Norway The Deadliest Slide
An avalanche catastrophe in Norway killed twenty two people in a remote community near Sieredbulky. The victims included several children and four women. Families mourn as rescue workers assess the scene.
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Norway
Sieredbulky
Ermal
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