Egypt Rejects Big Three Plan On Suez Toll Proposal
Cairo reports Egypt rejects a Western Big Three plan for a neutral agency to collect Suez tolls. Information chief Abdel Ender Hatem says the 1888 convention on the canal requires careful handling and Egypt will not accept the proposed World Bank or neutral body method. UN salvage operations and the Edgar Bonner wreck near Ismailia are referenced with ongoing discussions.
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Tony
Bayot
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United States
Britain
France
Dug Hammarskjold
World Bank
Imeney
Theipin
Ismoliln
Raymond A. Wheeler
Arguy Tel
Finnermisaleh
Edgar Bonner
Abukir
Eri
Snowstorm Deaths Slow Eastern US as Storm Lashes Region
A major snowstorm battered the Eastern United States with at least three deaths reported. Maine New Hampshire Vermont and western Maryland West Virginia received heavy snowfall up to nine inches in spots. Snow and rain disrupted travel from New Jersey to New York City with highway accidents and flight cancellations. Coastal tides rose two to three feet above normal while western areas saw up to nine inches in the central mountains. The weather system showed the storm spreading toward Tennessee with more snowfall expected today.
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Tennemes
Main
New Hampshire
New York State
Albany
New York City
Upstate
Nev
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Lasone Gontral Mountain
New Jersey
Freezne
West Virginia
Martvland
West Virglinia
Woman Held In Stabbing Of Mate In City Jail
A report from Tiarenburg describes Stovall, 35, being held in connection with a stabbing incident involving her mate. The victim, Oberbind Tu, waited for dinner as authorities, including District Attorney Wyette F. Doyle, investigated. Stovall, 40, was charged in the case alongside Dowling and Etoyall, with details of the alleged attack on the partner remaining unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Peer Tieving Stovall
Tiarenburg
Atabbert
Uyontiptenthant
Wyette
F- Doyle
Wilbert
Btovall
Wallinig Dowling
Wikew Etoyall
Uige
Tanker Hits Taxi in New York Harbor Killing Operator
In heavy rain in New York Harbor the tanker Val T rammed an anchored freighter Steel Admiral, crushing the water taxi operated by Thomas O Rourke. The 66 year old retired policeman died. No one aboard either ship was injured. Coast Guard towed the Val T to a nearby pier.
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New York Harbor
Thomas O'Rourke
Val ‘T
O'Rourke
Isthmian Steamship Line
Valentine Oil Corp
Coast Guard
Corryite Hurt As Vehicle Hits Wall
A Corry driver, Robert Fenton, was injured when his station wagon skidded on a slippery Meadville street and crashed into a cement wall. He was taken to Spencer Hospital for x rays after a possible jaw fracture was ruled out. chest injuries noted, car reported a total loss. Police said speeding for conditions contributed to the crash during Fenton’s rounds to replace stocked items.
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Robert Envi
Meadville Spencer Hospital
Fenton
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Jaycees To Name Officers At March Meeting
Jaycees will name officers at the Chamber of Commerce meeting set for next Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Phoenix Hotel. Several nominees were not chosen and several names were listed for the maple syrup festival events with a supper at 6 30 p m and balloting for the king and queen of the festival. Attendees will view maple syrup products from local producers during the program and entertainment follows the crowning at 7 30 p m.
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Ivan Beall
George Mullvin
Darvin Wolcott
John Rorsbacher
Robert Parker
Rey Mtynt
Jaycees
Fentval
Fren
Fire devastates three buildings in Pitlaburgh area
A fire destroyed three buildings in Pitlaburgh early today, forcing 1 man 1 woman and four children from their homes. Fire damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Firemen treated inhalation cases. police feared wider spread to a nearby plant. Local streets, workers evacuated as flames spread through the block.
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Piptaburgh
Westiignauwe Ilectsle Corp
Themin
Flim
Ininieie
Ui Weatingtowise
Tlimmy
Fom
Pitlaburgh
Jamey
Bandit with dynamite found at city stations
Masked youth, identified as Andrew Deblals, attempted to bomb several locations including a bank and public buildings. He wore a dynamite belt and a head contraption, was wounded by police fire, and no explosions occurred. Police searched transit terminals after a bomb threat, fearing a wider pattern akin to the Mad Bomber scare.
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Boris
New York
Winnsnr Tcaurean Eranon
Nathite
Dag Hammarskjold Moves To Avert New Mid East Clash
Dag Hammarskjold opened long range measures to prevent a recurrence of Israeli Egyptian fighting as UN General Assembly adjourned. He expects to seek reinforcement for UN forces along the 1949 Palestine armistice line to deter cross border raids. The United States supports the secretary general, while Premier Ben Gurion is urged to reconsider. (Continued on Page Five)
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UN General Assembly
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Tme. Aoe
Hammarskjold 8
David Beriirion
Gunmen Rob Store Kidnap Manager in Union City
Bandits robbed a Union City supermarket of about six thousand dollars last night and kidnapped manager Louis Worman and a clerk John Wilson. Worman and Opdencamp were forced back inside the store. a money bag spilled roughly three thousand dollars on the parking lot as the trio fled in the clerk’s car. Police recovered about fourteen hundred dollars.
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Union City
Louis Worman
Clifton
John Opdencamp
Worman
Ad Opdencamp
John Wilson
Lod
Jilat
Wormis
Opdencamp
Nuliew
Wilcon
Fairview
Wormay
Wilton
Witkon
Arrest Victim In Shooting Case Heard In Juvenile Court
A juvenile court heard the shooting case involving a young boy victim yesterday. The proceedings focused on the events and the youths charged, with testimony detailing where and how the alleged shooting occurred and the roles of several accused individuals.
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Ranannor
Morkort i Wilien
Edsward
Inter
Puller Uadh
Lista
Mogny ‘Boys
Sehmee
Sebneeras
Truck Driver Blamed Slippery Roads for Corry Crash
A Dakody Wilek driver was injured slightly when a northbound Route 89 skid led to a pileup in Corry district. Joseph Cook, 43, Erie, suffered body injuries. Donald Arbuckle, 28, North Warren, attempted to pass. Frank Veto, 31, Depe Pens, chauffeured halted truck. Damages: bakery truck $500, Veto’s $200. Road conditions and hills caused stalls. several vehicles blocked by slick roads.
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Dakody Wilek
Corry
Joseph Cook
Erie
Cook
Donald Arbuckle
North Warren
Frank Veto
Dee Pens Noy
Arbuckle
Veto
Convict Drill Instructor Of Maltreatment Convicted in court martial
A military court martial found a drill instructor guilty on four counts of maltreatment of recruits. Witnesses testified that the instructor struck a trainee with an inch bar and touched recruits illegally. Sentencing was scheduled for today as the trial revealed further misconduct claims and challenged veracity of key testimonies.
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Epi
William R. Wilal
Lyndhurst
Bomra Atta
Deltloyer
Athon
Tee
Mont Tive
Porter
Walsh
Carroll J. Smith
Two Killed In Three Car Philadelphia Crash
Two men identified as Ask Kennett, 22, and Laie Cicort, 25, both of Philadelphia, died in a three car crash on a highway. Police said a tank of a fuel carrier was jammed against a pole after the collision. Three others were injured in the incident.
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Ask
Laie
Cicort
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Mie
Per Rone
Poulcennen
Leo Cues
Auto Smashup Injures Six Others Near Meadville
A V titled old Ab 2, Guys MOY, and others were taken to Meadville and Titusville hospitals after a two car collision near the Horseshoe Curve east of Chapmanville. Driver Allen T. Seber and passenger Martha Fenstermaker suffered injuries of varying severity. several other occupants received treatment and were discharged. Chitford Stephens and Wayne Bogardus were among those treated, with Bogardus later reported in good condition. The crash remains under investigation by state police as details from the Meadville hospital notes and eyewitness accounts are compiled.
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Guys Moy
TiVis
Lae Titi Ii
Meadville City” Hospital
Seber
Chitford Stephens
Titusville
Meadville Hospital
Wayne Bogardus
Allison
Judge Lifts Picket Ban In Milk Strike
Judge Mark A. Sullivan reversed a picketing ban affecting members of the Tri-State Master Dairy Farmers Guild amid a week-long strike. Witnesses and lawyers at the 88th hearing discussed farmer prices and rapid action, with economists urging a speedy resolution. The USDA postponed its decision on a milk marketing order for New York and New Jersey until next Tuesday.
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Mark A. Sullivan
Tri-State
New York
U. S Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Derriy D. Brown
Byrneasy
Tee
Daniel William
Tobie W
Youngstown Fire Blast Causes $30,000 Damage
A fire at the Republic Steel Corp plant south of Youngstown’s business district caused about $30,000 in damage. Firemen fought the blaze into the night, rescuing clothing from a storage area and treating a worker for non fatal injuries.
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Republic Sterl Corp
Republic
Lorengo Mornsey
Bulletin on Washington Safety and Public Test Notices
A terse bulletin reports ongoing safety measures and public testing activity in Washington. Officials emphasize caution as authorities prepare for further assessments while public safety items await verification.
Sinatra presses for damage suit after 4 A.M. raid
Frank Sinatra seeks a civil damage suit stemming from a 4 A.M. raid on his Palm Springs home. Attorney Milton Rudin argues the case aims to probe possible malice and motivations behind subpoenas, amid disputed witness testimony and attorney objections. The deposition and related state probe examine privacy, publicity, and the conduct of private investigators and sandal publications. Continued on Page Two.
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Milton A. Rudi
Stulding
Sinatra
Lespas
Rudin
Lloyd L. Hartt
State Senate
John Arden
Beverly Fillls
Palm Springs
Sinatry
Mayor Schrunk Faces Lie Detector Test Probe
Washington report says Portland Mayor Ter ry D Schrunk agreed to take a lie detector test amid a racketeering inquiry into alleged labor union and Portland officials involvement in vice operations. Senator Kennedy aide Robert F Kennedy aims to arrange the test as witnesses cite possible perjury and conflicts in testimony.
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Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Committee
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Multnomah County
McClellan
D-Ark
Justice Department
Teamsters
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Schrank
James B. Elkins
Elkins
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Portland Vice
Wester Wester Is Fined On Two Charges
Wester Weather, 27, of 437 Duane street, paid $60 in fines after pleading guilty to bank left and disorderly conduct. He was accused of boisterous behavior and flooding a restaurant area early this morning, with no serious property damage reported. Police taken him to the city jail, later paying fines and costs to gain release.
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Sanfrid Weater
Duane Street
George Gordon
Wester W
Charles Sutton
Wester
Weser
Delaware River Open To Traffic After Tanker Explosion
A tanker explosion near a bridge caused a four hour closure of the Delaware River channel yesterday. Engineers towed debris and wreckage from the damaged vessel to the shore, while officials investigated the cause and potential missing cargo. No injuries were reported and authorities said traffic would resume once the river was cleared.
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Tiver Couliston
Mother Held After Plot To Kill Husband
Elvira M. Hough, 35, of Palisades, N. Y., is under mental observation after allegedly plotting to dynamite her husband Willard "Buddy" Hough and his station wagon. A truck driver, Gut Farrell, 59, and Farrell’s partner in crime, were the men sought by authorities. Mrs. Hough reportedly offered $2,000 to rig a dynamite charge. the plan collapsed after the driver quoted her threats. The case led to a 60-day observation at Central Islip State Hospital.
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Farrell
Fire at Allied Chemical Plant Sparks Large Blaze
A fire at the Allied Chemical and Dye plant in Bowen Pulnt near Huntington West Virginia erupted early today damaging 40000 plus tons of materials. Fire crews from nearby towns joined the plant unit with National Guard summoned for emergency duty as the blaze raged over a wide area near the river.
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W. Va
Ohio Valley
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National Guard Wa
Ironton
Ashlavil
Insurance Agent Dies During Frightening Bout
In Reading, a Prudential salesman collapsed while informing agents about product matters during a performance. He died at the scene, leaving a widow. The incident occurred as he spoke with staff about policies and commissions. The exact cause remains under review by local authorities.
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Hitry
Prudential Trieiranes Sompary
Hure
Wbsnt
Ttn
Muralven
Plan Calls For U S Troops Cash To Aid Nations Against Reds
President Eisenhower signs Middle East resolution authorizing use of U S forces and funds to counter Communist aggression. He notes it strengthens relations and signals American will to promote peace and freedom. The ceremony occurs with officials present as Congress had approved the measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Middle East
Gerald Morgan
Senate
House
U. S
Indict Man In Slaying Of Girl 15 In New Jersey
Albin on A Edm ar Smith a young blond male was indicted by Bergen County grand jury for the slaying of 15 year old Victoria Zielingki. Her body was found in a gravel pit near Mahwah after she left a Ramsey, New Jersey home with a school friend. Smith, 18, had been questioned among 22 classmates and was charged as an adult with murder. The investigation followed the girl’s brutal beating and burial in the Mahwah pit.
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Honesdale
Collis Abled Smith
Schomush
Hutieker
Ihn
Hamsey
Teacher Faces Hearing For Paddling Boys ROUTAGH 10
A teacher faces a formal hearing over allegations of paddling boys. The report notes injuries to students and details about the disciplinary incident, the school context, and near-term actions. Local authorities and school officials are evaluating the case and potential consequences for staff.
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