Britain Unyielding On Middle East Policy In Commons
Prime Minister Eden insisted Britain and the United States maintain a firm Middle East policy tied to the 1950 Western Big Three pledge not to change Israel Arab boundaries. The Commons vote of confidence stood 312 to 252 as Eden warned the pact remains crucial for peace, with Western allies ready to seek UN Security Council action if needed.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Eden
United States
Palestine
France
Israel
Egypt
Snrgel
UN Security Council
Middle East
Priest of the Maimed Restores Sight for Two Italians
Two Italian youths regained sight through corneal transplants from the late Father Carlo Gnocchi known as the Priest of the Maimed. Amabile Batstella, 18, could briefly see as bandages came off but prognosis clouded by solidification. Angelo Goloy Igrande, 12, improved with a bandage removal and described as progressing.
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Ponte Teleani
Amabile Battstella
Angelo Goloy
Igrande
Carlo Gnocchi
Angela
Democratic lawmakers back six member committee on anthracite cave ins
A permanent legislative committee to investigate anthracite cave ins was favored by 18 House Democrats and Republicans. The five member panel would study circumstances causes and remedies and report to the General Assembly by February 7 1987 with subpoena powers.
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Ssenevellsisurlg
House Democrats
Ould
General Assembly
Steelworkers Seek Large Wage and Benefit Package
CHICAGO The United Steel Workers wrapped up a two day wage policy meeting with a proposal for a broad package costing two to three dimes per hour per worker. The plan includes pay raises premium pay weekends layoff pay and expanded welfare non-contributory health benefits.
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Chicago
United Steel Workers
Dtx Burbaker
Ton
Burbaker
Ist
Perdhony Wre
Gener
Arthur J Goldberg
Thhat Steelworks
David J. McDonald
Vision
Eatimoten
Indian reaction feared after SEATO decision
New Delhi reports fear of Indian reaction after SEATO endorsed a UN plebiscite in Kashmir. Pakistan urged the vote while India opposed. Analysts here say SEATO backing may derail this weekend’s talks between U S Secretary of State Dulles and Indian Prime Minister Nehru.
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New Delhi
India
SEATO
Kashmir
Pakistan
Triolin
Midian
Southeast Asia
U. S
Dulles
Nehru
Dilles
Karachi
M Gr
Thdis
Hindlayan
Kashole Mitter
Hindustan ‘Times
Tashin
Tailan
Unis
Tong
Fadin
SHATO
United States
Britain
France
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
SEATO ministers accuse Soviet leaders of stirring tension
SEATO ministers at Karachi indict Soviet leaders for statements and interventions aimed at heightening tensions and dividing Assar communities. They noted Khrushchev and Bulganin visits as fueling controversy while fearing Beijing and India's reactions. Western and regional press criticized SEATO deliberations and discussed U.S. plans with Nehru to advance bilateral programs.
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Eros Karacht
Pakistan
SEATO
Othier Free Nations
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Ia Qi
Burma
Policy Change Blocks Preseason Stocking Reports
Northwestern Division supervisor Carlyle Shelton announced a new policy restricting prepublication information on preseason wall stockings. Wardens notified as chiefs explain the move aims to prevent violence and violations before blocking projects.
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Supervior
Carlyle Shelton
Conneiutville
Confusion Over New Tax Felt In Stores
Retailers face bewilderment as a 3 percent sales tax was approved after long delays in Harrisburg. Merchants expect tax stamps after July and will collect at purchase. Banks will supply stamps and renters seek exact item guidance on exemptions under the new levy. The old 1 percent tax previously expired with Gov. Lender’s term.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Harrlabutre
Lme
George Lender
FBI arrests bandit in hospital after Westchester bank hold
FBI named a 42 year old Bronx racehorse trainer Pulaniier as held in a hospital bed after a $188,000 to $198,000 hold up at a Westchester County drive in bank. A second man is questioned. agents recovered about $100,000 from a car trunk. The two abducted teller Mary Kostotolos guiding the bank and fled. no shots were fired. Police seek the other suspect and the missing cash.
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Turing
Westchester County
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Palsquier
County Trust Co
Park ‘Chester
U.S
Pulaniier
Mary FP
Koxtolog
Ahe
Sil Wight
Bik
FBI
New Haven Railroad
Larchmont
Ted Ngonta Ta
Pennsy Blamed In Crash Fatal To Five
Delawary County coroner indicts the Pennsylvania Railroad for criminal negligence in the January grade crossing crash that killed five, including four women and a child. The engineer Myron Adame is exonerated. jury foreman Margare Eyane urges safety gates and a watchman at the crossing for the public’s safety.
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Upper Darby
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delawary County
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PRR
Margare
Eyane
Tie Nia
Myroni Adame
Philadeloux Te
Tercha
Satchman
Sparkman charges GOP denies plan to shrink presidency
Sen. Sparkman accused President Eisenhower of seeking to shrink the chief executive’s office in a second term. Republicans rejected the claim, arguing the president’s plan preserves constitutional balance. Democrats denounced the idea as a threat to executive power amid ongoing campaign rhetoric.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Spark
Paul M. Butler
Democrats National Committee
Louisville
MBS
Democrata
Sparkman
Plan Rejected By WE Union
Washington reports the International Union of Electrical Workers rejects a government proposed settlement plan at Westinghouse. Union president James B. Carey says there is no acceptance and mediators may pursue further negotiations. The strike disrupts about 20 plants and costs millions while a Federal Mediation Service director considers next steps.
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Washington
Tia
Howe
All the Fair
James B. Carey
Internationl Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
Westinghouse
TUE
Sult
Federal Mediation Service
Joseph Finnegan
Ajnctian
Wislinghouse Electric Corp
Uibertiga Mediation Service
Thoc Panel
Hag
Bi’ Ing
Army appoints Henry Moder as Europe chief in May
Washington announces Lt Gen Henry Moder to command U S Army in Europe effective May 210. He succeeds Gen Anthony Meauliffe who will retire. President Eisenhower backs Moder for full general rank as Senate reviews the nomination amid political debate and confirmation uncertainties.
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Hades
Europe
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Henry Moder
United States Army
Anthony C. Meauliffe
Drive to kill Stamp Plan of Collecting 3 Per Cent Tax
Senate Democrats press to end the stamp method used to collect the 3 percent sales tax set to begin July 1. Proponents say the stamp plan is cumbersome and costly, while House and Senate leaders warn against dropping it. The 3 percent tax sparked immediate confusion as schools and agencies faced large deferred aid and new appropriations.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Associated Free Harrisburg
Dent Épositd
Dent
Mahany
Repubican
Rawlinger
Smith Fulko
Public Instruction Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Election Year Farm Measure Near Vote Amid Senate Debate
Washington reporters say the Senate faces a tight vote on a farm bill amid charges the administration is pressuring for flexibility while others push to preserve price supports. Key figures include Aiken, Blender, and Anderson as debate centers on cotton, wheat, corn, and parity levels.
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Senate
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Biseshower
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Nanald Sen. Aiken
Alken
White House
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Tao Med
Anderson
ONM
Ito
Ellender
Water Floods Wayne Street Basements Amid Pumping Efforts
Flooding covered multiple Wayne Street homes as the city fire department and workmen operated the No 1 pump to drain water from basements. Neighbors lacked hot water and heat while the pump was moved to clear the site near Kennedy residence and later to the station for cleaning.
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Wayne Street
Avenue
City Ateeats
John Kennedy
Philly Zalenenk
Wayne
Zaleneck
Woman dies in ten thousand dollar hotel fire
Lawrenceville New York a fifty three year old woman perished in a fire that destroyed the 18 room Hotel Milwauke formerly a cheese factory converted in 1900. Firemen found Mildred Carpenter and her dog near the top of a stairway. The hotel, the only occupants, sustained ten thousand dollars in damage.
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N.Y
Perlahid
Mil-Wau
Min Mildred Carpenter
Waa
Fi Chet Mehind Baten
Mim Carpenter
New York State Station
Boats Stranded as Five-Feet Flood Covers Warren Streets
In Warren Pennsylvania floodwaters five feet deep flood the streets as residents report cars and boats navigating the submerged avenues. Photographer is delayed for the temporary edition while editors assemble late-breaking material and note record snowfall tightening the city. Local officials and workers scramble to assess damage and secure services amid icy conditions.
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Warren flood forces hospital evacuation and state aid
Floodwaters from the Allegheny River rose to record levels in Warren causing the emergency declaration. The entire first floor of Warren General Hospital flooded while ambulances and panel trucks evacuated 110 patients and several babies. Temporary care was arranged at the State Armory. Schools, factories, and most places were closed as Red Cross and hospital staff managed the crisis. Northwestern Pennsylvania and Western New York battled the rising surge, with the river reaching record highs before abating.
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Allegheny
Warren’ General Hospital
Henle
Severt Bablen
State Armory
Amim- Janeed
Bracken Funeral
Pennsylvania
New York
Riven. Wang
Warren Wan
Rain floods Warren area tests engineers patience
Engineers monitor rainfall as downpour floods Corry vicinity and Warren. 112 fadhua of stew ral recorded yesterday with an inch expected after 7 pm. Water rose to 30 inches in the early morning, forcing hundreds to flee homes. Roads into Warren blocked. schools, orchestra concert, and press operations halted. Several downtown buildings including Warren General Hospital under water. Local Army Engineers and weather observers appraise danger as river swells and utilities falter.
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Georgy Mul Gesick
Ater
Army
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Distriet
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Warren
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Wiarren
Dwart
Warren General Hospital
Warren National Tank
Wareron Timex-Mirror
NuWay Food Market
Iage
Pagn Pour
GM To Improve Dealer Contracts Amid Senate Push
Washington reports General Motors Corp. officials testified before the Senate Commerce subcommittee on dealer contracts and bootlegging. The auto maker favors amending the law to curb unauthorized sales through franchised dealers. New policy aims to align dealer and customer benefits and becomes effective March 1. A new executive vice president for sales was announced today.
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Gentral Motors Corp
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Reyle Slong
Gma
Senate
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