Ben Gurion hints Israel may invade Egypt again
Israel’s prime minister signaled possible future action if Egypt resumes control of the Gaza Strip. He warned Egypt’s stance serve only attacks on Israel and noted Israel would not announce moves in advance. UN efforts and Egyptian talks with Nasser continued as tensions over Gaza persisted.
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Emperor Selassie Favors U S Air Base Request
Ethiopian leader Halle Selassie reportedly backs a U S plan to establish air bases and anchoring rights at Massawa on the Red Sea amid Nixon’s African tour. The proposal would allow up to three warships in peacetime and anchor in a potential joint defense amid Suez navigation claims.
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Telegraph Signal Failure Halts Traffic at City Crossings
A broken railroad signal caused a system halt on the Pennsylvanias Railroads Bullodo division near Washington and West streets. Signal maintainer George Gallum led crews who replaced damaged equipment after testing across two crossings. Crews worked from afternoon until 12:46 AM to restore service.
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Wegtrainnant County Pupils Resolve Discipline Issue
Jean Holt Joint Series Board backs Director Homer Imbwiler in reaffirming pupil discipline measures after a misconduct case involving a pupil named Wrangtere Layola. Officials state the action aligns with standard school policy and applies evenly across the district.
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Bronx boy Robert Strom boosts top prize on TV quiz
The 10 year old Bronx schoolboy Robert Strom, famed for chemistry and physics knowledge, could reach a possible 256000 dollars on CBS The 64,000 Question after Revlon raised the prize system. Winners over 64000 will be paid over three years due to income tax concerns.
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Leed’s Store Opens After Remodeling Frenzy
Leed’s, at North Center Street run by Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen, begins a three day opening after extensive remodeling since February 13. New display cases open counters and racks showcase merchandise. Visitors may register for 15 door prizes. interior designed by Girard and Hovis of Ol Cin with local craftsmen Carl Millspaw Thomas Huckis Kinney and Spleaman.
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Thomas Huckis
Kinney
Spleaman
Actress Josephine Boyl Dies. Won Oscar for Supporting Role
New York actress Josephine Boyl, a stage and screen star whose last Broadway appearance was in 1934, won Hollywood's best supporting actress Oscar for the film version of Harvey. Born in Newton, she later lived in Boston. She died yesterday in New York.
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Dems Hit GOP Tax Plan As Treasury Raid
Senate Democrats denounce the GOP tax plan as a Treasury raid and vow to use forthcoming Byrd and Chafman Byrd recommendations on nonessential federal expenditures to justify substantial cuts in Eisenhower's budget. The House voted 219 to 178 to ask the President to identify where reductions could occur while GOP leaders defend congressional control over the budget.
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Corry Children’s Shop Set for Formal Opening
Robert Davin has purchased the Corry children’s shop and will hold a formal opening tomorrow. The store has been redecorated after the transfer of ownership on February 4 and new spring merchandise stock was burned in the interim.
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Quaker College Debates Defense Grant Acceptance
Haverford College faces a faculty and student led debate over accepting a Defense Department grant. Dr Walter seeks permission to apply for a $14,000 grant for chemistry research, while the Board ponders potential impact on Quaker principles and college defense contributions.
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Robert Bv Walter
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Bomb threats force delays for 36 planes in 10 cities
A wave of bomb threats disrupted United Airlines American Airlines and others, delaying 36 flights across 10 cities including New York Newark Boston Philadelphia and Miami. Investigators searched hundreds of luggage and aircraft parts but found no explosive devices after anonymous calls claimed bombs aboard several flights.
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Eisenhower Sees Budget Cuts Up to Congress
President Eisenhower said further budget cuts are for Congress to decide as he prepared to visit Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Churchill. He abandoned plans for a Florida health trip and indicated he would assist in finding ways to trim spending, noting that Congress must authorize specific reductions.
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Missing Area Draftee Reported Delinquent Near Waterford
The draft board reveals the name of Harry Elton Green, residing Waterford RD 2, as a missing local youth overdue for induction on February 18 1957. Despite warnings, he did not report and letters to his last known address were returned. The case has been forwarded to the Portland Bureau of Investigation for action.
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Harry Elton Green
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PRR Goes To Daylight Time Amid Local Confusion
The Pennsylvania rail system and town residents faced a daylight time shift with widespread confusion. A disputed vote left Iris and other patrons unsettled as trains adjusted schedules. In Latrobe Pa, the Natlumd Late Petutiyne Bowl event drew attention to worker representation at Latrobe Die Gusting Ga.
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State Police Hold Area Man On Check Count
State Police hold area man on check count after Emerson allegedly posed as Willa Brown and cashed a check in Kendall service station. He was jailed pending arraignment. police keep Emerson in custody as investigation continues with no exact charges filed.
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Ocal
Hyward Meron
Spachinabure
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Willa Brown
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Rome
Firemen Respond to First Grass Fire of Season
Fire department rushed to a grass fire near Al Dilke Plumbing Shop on Bowe Street around 10 past a quiet hour, with flames threatening a nearby residence. Crews extinguished the blaze by 12:45 PM and cleared the scene at the station, while a resident reported a gust blew a door open during the incident.
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Destroyed Records Hit In Senate Probe
The Senate investigation into labor unions centers on James Beck and the Teamsters leader's finances. Beck defends his record as union head and financier while signaling a willingness to testify on union matters but hints at invoking the Fifth Amendment for personal finances. He notes a Lake Side home purchase for 169000 and says profits from real estate exceed 120000 and 200000 from business district property. Beck, 62, says retirement is near but plans another term, and denies union funds financing his home.
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Dems Attack GOP Sales Tax Amendments in Budget Battle
Democratic leader John H. Dent led amendments to Republican sponsored 3 percent sales tax measures, proposing retroactive exemptions and revenue cuts of 20 million dollars this two year period and 40 million next. Senate debates aimed to clarify tax provisions, with Dent promising administration amendments by Monday.
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Five Local Youths Named for Army Preinduction Physicals
The Selective Service board lists five youths from Erie County area scheduled to travel to Harrisburg for preinduction Army physicals. Names include Thomas R. Green Eugene Grant Campbell Henry Almazon Rudolph Henry Bam ildy and Joseph Kielar. Two others from nearby towns are slated for induction later this month Robert Hebert Fenris and Nell Eugene Bent. The notice also mentions a local blacksmith position advertised in Providence Rhode Island to meet state needs for snowplow sharpening and metal work.
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Eugene Grant Campbell
Edinboro
Henry Almazon
Rudolph Henry Bmillydy
Joseph Thomas Kielar
Gorm
We Army
Robert Hebert Fenris
Union City
Nell Eugene Bent
Wotan
New Appliance Outlet Opens on Center Street
A new appliance outlet opens at 197 North Center Street under co owners Gerald Hammond of Corry and Ellis Day of Titusville The store will feature General Electric home appliances and be managed by Hammond who recently left Sears Roebuck Center street stock has a wide GE range opening days run through Saturday visitors can register for door prizes and receive gifts according to Mond.
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Susie Willoxh
North Center Street
Gerald Hammond
Corry
Ellis Day
Titusville
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Center Street
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Mommond
Suit Filed Over Auto Purchase Dispute for 571
A civil filing in Erle y County seeks 971 from Pollard Motors in Exie connected to a car purchase. Spencer claims he paid 83. OL for a Ford and received 800 for a Pontiac title, while alleging further misconduct and a potential lien or related action by other parties.
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Erley County
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Finange Company
Portland DA to Be Chief Witness in Union Probe
Portland District Attorney William M Langley is expected as the major witness in Senate rackets hearings on Teamsters Local 37. Investigators say many financial records and secret voice recordings are destroyed, touching Langley who faces malfeasance and failure to prosecute charges in Oregon.
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Atdlthomal County
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Capilire
Oregon
Robert Kennedy
Senate Committee
Tourtuters Union Anancinl
Army Officer Criticizes Finan Kinzua Dam Proposal
Brigadier General Z L Person, former chief of engineers, says the Allegheny River reservoir plan to aid flood control and power is not economical. He argues the diversion basin in New York state and the overall project would not justify cost, estimating a $25 million price tag just for flood protection.
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