Israel Hands Aqaba Gate to UN Force
Israel transferred control of the Aqaba Gate to UNEF as UN troops moved in from Sinai to take over Sharm el Sheikh and nearby Tiran Island. About 100 men and 9 vehicles arrived by plane while Israeli forces began withdrawing from previously invaded areas. The Teraelis destroyed Egyptian fortifications guarding approaches to Eilat as they pulled back.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sharm
United Nations
Ismell
Emal
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
Shireel Sheikh
Tiran Island
Sharm el Sheikh
Taraells
Egypt
Eilat
Gulf
Teraells
Winatver Cienvaston
We Taraelis
Girma Strip
Uni Wre
Maula Poted
No Loss In 2 Fire Calls
Fire alarms sounded twice with no injuries or property loss. At 1 23 AM a fire at Marvin Carlson home on King and East Pleasant woke residents who alerted Mrs Carlson. Firemen searched the residence and found no danger. Later a blaze at Mrs Heleis Minkens on West Pleasant prompted a full inspection due to odor of smoke. Overloaded electrical lines caused smoke in the wirthys system, but no damage reported.
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Fywice
Ute
Stanford Hose Company
Marvin Carlson
King and
East Pleasant Streets
Ina Stove
Tsi
Heleis Minkens
West Pleasant Street
Los Angeles
Sinatra
Palm Springs
Frankie
Cald
Milton A. Rudin
Dag Hammarskjold Says Israel Complies With UN Pullout Demands
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced Israel has fully complied with UN demands to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sharm el Sheikh area. He reported preparations for UN refugee agency aid to the UN Emergency Force in the Gaza Strip and noted the Assembly’s authority for future arrangements after further study. The 80-nation body prepared to Wind up the current phase of the Middle East debate as Ghana seeks UN membership.
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Israel
United Nations
N. S
Dag Hammarskjold
Guar Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Egypt
General Assembly
Gaza Strip
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
France
Judge rules boxing club monopoly under Sherman Act
U S Judge Sylvester J Ryan finds the International Boxing Club of New York and affiliates guilty of monopoly to restrain interstate and foreign commerce in promoting professional championship bouts. The ruling covers activity June 1 1949 to May 15 1958 and names TBC New York Madison Square Garden Corp James D Norris and Arthur M Wirtz among defendants. The government alleges a concerted effort to exclude competitors in promotion broadcasting telecast and film distribution of boxing titles.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
International Boxing Club of New York, Inc
United States
Coutest
TBC
New York
Tne
Ulinvis
Madison Square Garden ® Corp
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirte
Chicago
TRC
the Garden
IBC
Counter Suit In Local Case Involving Engle and Faenbeck
A counter suit in a local case totals 626.88, filed by Dok Engle against Mr. and Mrs. John Faenbeck of 1020 Worth. The defendants, who bought a home from Engle, originally sued for non payment and then counter filed alleging detective workmanahif.
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Dok Engle
John Faenbeck
Fernbeck
Engle
Warkmanahif
Public Funds For Parochial School Buses Question Again
The Supreme Court may revisit 1947 Everson ruling on using tax funds to reimburse parents for Catholic school bus fares. The case arose from Archie Everson of Ewing Township NJ, challenging state aid on church state separation grounds. The high court’s prior 5-4 decision hinged on the First Amendment establishment clause.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Augusti
Maine
Wigcourt
Pias
Tustice Black
Vinson
Reed, Douglas and
Mur
Phy Ponteland
Hest
Don Jax Statte
Vincon
Murphy
Beet
Tanh Meni
Archie, Everson
Ewing Township
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Everson
New Jersey
Ally Soin
Ike Favors Hall for Next GOP New York Governor
President Eisenhower endorsed Leonard Hall for New York governor at a GOP gathering, boosting Hall’s bid and signaling strong party support. He credited Hall with saving him from mistakes and said Hall would have his backing if he pursued the interin post or governor’s race. Bridges called the endorsement excellent and the event a family party.
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Eisenhower
Leonard Wo Hall
New York
GOP
Senate
House
Cabinet
Leonard Hall
Hall
Woute-Reed
House Gop
Bridges
Hal
Erin
Fall
Bombers Return After Far East Training Mission
Twenty five United States Air Force intercontinental bombers returned to the U S after a week-long training mission spanning the Far East. The B 36 aircraft flew nearly 9 000 miles from Yokota Japan to reach Travis AFB California with routine strategic air command steps noted.
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U. S
Travis Afb
Air Force
United States
Far East
Strategic Air Command
Yokota
Japan
Missing Men Feared Dead After River Collision
The Delaware River near Philadelphia was closed as authorities search for missing sailors after the Navy tanker Milesioh San Francia and the Iberian freighter were rammed yesterday. Five crewmen were rescued. more than forty others are unaccounted for. The Coast Guard and Army engineers are investigating a possible obstruction in the river channel near the Mission San Francisco area. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on the ongoing recovery and search efforts.
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LA Am
Pray Corps of Engineers
Chanel
Philadelphyn Park
Tor Haurn
Mlesioh San Francia
Atl
Bolls
Alps
Allen
Amy Snoinvete
Lvo
Eni
Mayor Seeks Lie Test in Portland Rackets Probe
Portland Mayor William D. Schrunk urged use of a lie detector in a Senate Rackets Committee investigation into operations and profits tied to vice in Portland. Schrunk, a former Multnomah County sheriff, denied accepting money from a gambling house operator. The committee reported a test suggesting dishonesty by night club owner Nathan Zusman, with test results conveyed in a letter from the Secret Service.
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Very D. Schenk
Portland
Schrunk
Senate
Such & Test
James B
Big Jin) Elkins
Aheriff
Multnomah County
Teamsters Union
Genera
Schennie
McClellan
D-Ark
Balin
Zusman
Army Engineers To Hold Hearing On Area Flood Control
Pittsburgh area flood control hearing set by Army Engineers to assess Allegheny River improvements including channel work dikes flood walls and combinations. District engineer Sprague to present relation to Salamanca flood commission while testimony focuses on area needs and potential benefits. Pittsburgh Central Labor Council backs 101 million Attaqua project funding.
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Army Engineers
Pittsburg
Salamanca
Allegheny River
H. E. Sprague
Mead
Kimzua
Thirdeed Tekervaly
Pittsburgh
Corry Youth Held for Evading Draft
Charles Allan Foster, 24, of 18 Shea Street, was arraigned before US Commissioner in Greenville on a draft dodging charge. He allegedly fled into nearby woods after attempting to flee a federal barracks, eluding police until captured near Pleasant and Gates streets. Foster could not post 1500 bond and was remanded to the county jail. a federal grand jury appearance will follow. Previously arrested for burglary but released due to lack of evidence.
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Charles Allan Fostey
Shea Street
Guy ‘Fhorne
Greenville
Foster
Federal Barut
West City
Wing
Pleasant
Gates
Pitishineh City
Conservatives Win By Closer Margin In Special Elections
Conservatives claimed narrow victory with limited seats as Anthony Eden’s legacy loomed. Labor's Willan Wilson trailed Eden’s former seat by 2,692 votes amid mixed results. Bristol contest saw Conservative Cooke beat Rodgers 24,685 to 10,? with a swing from Mockton, who moved to the Lords.
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Lunuay Unre
Taa~horlie
Dia Oloaray-Gohtest Waniq Ware
Igs Galan
Eed Ly
Alr
Anthony Eden
Ther
John Hobson
Labor
Willan Wilson
Eden
Dan~unry
Hedent
Cooke Sucreeda
Walter Mockton
Inbor
House of Doda
Seek Softening Of Tax Burden On Motorists
Legislative leaders in Pennsylvania study a possible cut to the sales tax impact on out of state motorists who move in. The proposal would limit tax or ease tax at vehicle registration to reduce the 3 percent levy on cars bought since 1956, amid claims that New Yorkers face higher premiums and fees.
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Anaburcia
Pennsylvania
Roward J. Kessler
Iincasten
Bente Finance Committee
New York
Pennsylvanis
New Yorke
Mintisratst
Wwe
New Jersey
Ships Move Through Suez as Egypt Grants Opening
Cairo reports Egypt will open the Suez Canal as two ships begin passage under formal clearance. UN salvage chief Raymond Whealer leads efforts to remove obstructions from the 120 mile waterway, cleared of wrecks after months of fighting and delays. Israel remains technically at war, with continued restrictions on its shipping through the canal.
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Egypt
Okay Waterway
Cairo
Bitex Canal
Israel
Bucs Canal
Marelys
Kuwait
Toy
Port Said
Stex Canal Authority
Yastalett
Middle East
Permitidan
Raymond A Whealer
Shipa
Middle Bhat
Sumkert
Investon
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Shelley
Gulf of Aqaba
Bélton
Abukir
Tamaitin
Suez
Europe
Solon presses for connecting route to Erie
Rep. Saylor urges a western Pennsylvania highway linking with the St Lawrence Seaway at Erie to avoid bypassing Pennsylvania in trade. The plan includes the Keystone Shortway and potential U.S. 6 corridor, with federal approval needed for inclusion and funding. Northern route debates persist among regional interests.
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Racminuion
Pennsylvania
Saylor
R-Pa
St Lawrence Seaway
Erie
Mid- West
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Toledo
Ohio
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
General Assembly
Mineare
Toiina "Reaare
Pennsylvanaa
Stroudabilly
Rhivoh
Inuit Fedecat
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Sharon-Strondsburg
Ter
Stroudsburg-Sharon
Bete
Traffic Signal At Center Main Revamped
City officials upgraded the Center Main intersection signal to reinforce eastbound right turn control and reduce violations. A trial earlier showed drivers ignored the right turn rule, prompting new bottom signs to guide movements at Center Street crossing. Police reported a citation on Tuesday for eastbound violations, supporting the change.
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Main Street
Mair
Center Street
Crontee
Wrhin
Tyeetvere
Haring Trraketue
Mid East Envoy Plans Major Visit to 18 Nations
Ambassador James P Richards said he may visit 18 or more countries in a two month trip to explain Eisenhower’s new plan to curb Communist expansion in the Middle East. The mission aims to persuade nations and gather recommendations for the Middle East program.
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Washington
James P. Richards
Eisenhower
Middle East
Richards
Pline
Hitton
Wilte House
Houke
United States
New Snowstorm Hits Pa After Mild Weather
A heavy snowstorm swept Pennsylvania in midwinter with 1 to 6 inches in western and central regions while the eastern part saw mostly rain. Washington County reported the heaviest snow, with notable accumulations in Pittsburgh, Butler, Somersent, Greenville, Evie, and Indiana County. Roads remained open as crews cleared the wet snow, with snowfall expected to continue and taper to lighter amounts by night.
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Pennsylvania
Washington County
Pittsburgh
Butler
Greenville
Evie
Indiana County
Pennnsylvania
State Paline
Tennsylvania
Carliate
Solon Un Hoskieal Butler Reported At Hospital Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Solon Butler, a political or public figure, was reported at a hospital visit and related proceedings concerning an agenda or legislative matter. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Solon UN Hoskieal Butler
Pat
Ory
Terry Iy
Posainyseubiatuntory
BublewiMew Moral Hospital
Lini
Mtw
St To “Thie
Eisenhower Eyes Florida Trip Amid Cold Flu Reports
President Eisenhower plans a Florida trip around midweek as the White House describes a head cold with cough. Press Secretary Waters says travels may begin about six days before major conferences, with the aim to proceed to Florida for talks and return.
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Florida
Washington
Eisenhower
Hamedear
Janey
Waters Ty
Washuirton
Funner
Hridiie Minisse Murali
Rent Seti
Noshiniy
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