Tito arrives in Britain for historic visit by Communist leader
Yugoslav Premier Tito lands aboard the Yugoslav naval ship Galeb, beginning a five day official visit to Britain. Scotland Yard tightens security with closures, extra detectives, and a royal meeting planned at Buckingham Palace while against the backdrop of Cold War tensions.
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Associated Press
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Britain
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Ritain
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Anthony Eden
Eizabeth
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Guleb
Driver Cited In Area Wreck Near Wellsboro
State Police reported a head on collision two miles south of Wellsboro yesterday afternoon. James Fleming driving north on Route 8 attempted to pass and struck William Beardsley 17 of North Enst driving south. Damages were about 250 for Flemings car and 125 for Beardsleys. None injured.
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James Fleming
Franklin
Wellsbore
William Beardsley
North Enst
Fleming
Pss
Beardsley
Phen Auto
Television to Cover Atomic Bomb Tests
Television coverage of tomorrow’s nuclear test will start at 6 p m Eastern Standard Time and run all day with a film of the bomb effects scheduled for telecast at 4 10 p m EST Tuesday on ABC CBS NBC and KTLA Los Angeles Paramount TV.
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ABC
CBS
NBC
Los Angeles
KTLA
U S Forces Move F86 Sabre Jets to Germany
The United States Air Force brings a number of F86 Sabre jets from England to Germany to bolster air defenses against Communist attacks. The Sabres will replace Thunderjets at Fuerstenfeldbruck near Munich, joining the 21st Air Force under Major General Dean C. Strother.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
Enghend
Mes
Geeming
Buladay
United States
Air Force
England
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Mimich
21D Air Force
Dean C. Strother
Einstein Outlines New Theory and College Plan
Princeton press reports Albert Einstein announces a new unified theory claiming to explain all physical laws though unsure if it is true in ordinary sense. He also reveals plans for the Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University in The Bronx with a 20 million dollar medical center project.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Yeshiva University
Bronx
New York
Einstain
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise in Local Reports
Health Officer Warley Drake reports two new scarlet fever cases, bringing the total to four. Victims are Michael Sprovert and Kathleen Sprovers, children of Eli Street residents, with parents Mik and Mrs. Sprover noting illness tied to school absence. The health department cautions some cases may be unconfirmed or not yet diagnosed.
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Totte
Warley Drake
Tike Intest
Michael Said
Kathleen Sprovers
Mik
Michael Sprovert
Eli Street
Ty Reealth Department
Atomic Test Readiness at Yucca Flats Site
In Yucca Flats a mock atomic device test is prepared near Grand Main Streets. A 20 man news crew will occupy foxholes around a two story frame house as a 15 000 ton TNT equivalent device is set off two miles away. Civil defense officials study ground zero while 18 dummies in a white colonial home simulate civilian exposure.
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Associated Press
Nev
White House
Grand Main Streets
Cruch
Algin
Graves
State approves sewage plans and bids for half million project
State Health officials express satisfaction with progress toward a sewage treatment plant costing over 500 000 dollars. Bids will be invited late in April for a two year project. City leaders plan an ordinance to require industrial plants to treat wastes to protect the plant’s operation. A conference with industrial representatives will outline necessary steps.
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Boemens
Sistries
State Department of Health
Geir
Ely
Ronterense
Don Williams
Fred Kinley
Harvey
Dine
Botty
Meadville
Area resident admits car theft from lot
Thomas Simin 47 of Columbus admitted to state police the theft of a 1937 Oldsmobile from a Columbus lot. He said he found the keys in the ignition and drove the car to a rural road near Bacchus Corners before abandoning it. He was arrested at a nearby farm and jailed awaiting a hearing on motor vehicle charges.
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Thomas Simin
Columbus
Corry
Smith
Baccus Corners
Warren County
Winzceny St
Australians Help Turn Tide In Korean War Air Strikes
A dawn Allied air offensive against Communist supply lines near Wonsan and Chongjin destroys or damages over 100 vehicles. Warrant Officer Bob Turner leads an initial attack on a mile long convoy, followed by multiple Allied jets and ground forces breaking Red columns along the Northwest Korea front.
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Associated Press
Seoul
U.S
Pith
Bob Turner
Adelaide
Wonsan
North Korea
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Tbs Thunderjets Hit Theral
Chongiy
Chong
Thunderstorm Strikes Corry Causes Light Damage
A thunderstorm hit Corry yesterday afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain. No major damage reported locally though Pennsylvania across the border saw extensive damage including downed utility lines and several homes struck.
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Strick
Saintwil
Une Loi
Pennsylvania
Kittanning
Mehl Ving
Clymer Youth Hurt in Fight
A Clymer youth named Martin suffered a head injury and a leg laceration after a fight reported at the hospital. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital Savinday with no fracture found upon later examination. charges were expected to be filed against the other party.
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Anouzy
Mayville
Cun Mor
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Martin
McCarthy Signals Backing of Eisenhower Reform Plan
Senate Republican leader McCarthy voiced support for Eisenhower’s reorganization plan aims to elevate the Health Education and Welfare Department. He urged broad new powers for a sweeping cabinet level restructuring while stressing limited top-job changes and protection for civil service officials.
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Associated Press
Washington — Sun
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Eisenhower
Federal Security Administration
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Senate
Con Miller
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mie
White House
Agriculture Department
Hudlgeb
Joseph M. Dodge
Consolidated Hearsing
FSA
Owen Culp Hobby
McCunhy
Dodge
Oscar Ewing
Hobby
Congress
Wervier
Flonst
Stain
R-Mase
Newemen
Prrajeel Wats
Tye
Gop Teatters
Aes Mw
Martingall
Weekend policing dominates Wearin On The Green celebrations
Police reported one of their busiest weekends due to Saint Patrick’s Day events. Several individuals faced drunken and disorderly charges, with fines ranging from eight to twenty five dollars and bond actions.
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St. Patrick's Day
George Rockwood
TL Lambh Street
Jennie Willey
Ill Em
Berl E. Witker
RD. 4
Center
Main Street
Merle M. Brown
Sherman
Ralph A. Volkenberg
R. D
West Main Street
Wwerm
Fred Gandwil
Clymner
Lille Belle Foreman
Pearl Schaeffer
Goodwill
Tigers
Tragic House Fire Kills Five in Meadville Family Survives
In Meadville a fire destroyed a home killing Provette McElaney and three children Minnie 10 Barbar 1 Sylvid 9 and injuring mule 23 and May 15 the mother and two sons escaped. Donald 16 James 14 and others leaped from a second floor window to safety with injuries. The coroner noted the deaths came during a failed attempt to reach the children as flames spread.
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Stark
Donald McElaney
May
Tinsville
Canner Hospital
Struthers-Wells Corp
Plaville
Donald Jr
James
Ti Tattev
Rim Heraisin
Mm. Ootasuaphe
OM. Solio
Titusville
Verainy
Sonne
Russell
Donald
RAF Plans Six Day Exercise Over Europe
RAF Bomber Command announced a six day drill spanning Western Europe with Communise controlled airspace. Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh P Lloyd said crews will take off by dusk and avoid 30 miles of the time dividing line near Germany. He called the plan a bast Donj-as-usual move and said crews would carry ammunition during the exercise.
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RAF
Associated Press
High Wycombe
England
RAF Bomber Command
Germany
Abe Manne
Hugh P. Lloyd
Hugh
Waal
Berlin
Sir Hugh
Governor Fine to View Nevada Atomic Blast
Governor John Fine of Pennsylvania is expected in Las Vegas to observe an atomic detonation in the Nevada desert. Civil defense officials Richard Gerstell and others accompanied state leaders and safety directors as state representatives prepared for the test amid security and ceremonial activities.
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Fine
Las Vegas
Nev
John
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Nevada
Richard Gerstell
Civil Defense
F. A. Weber
Philadelphia Civil Defense
Norman DB Cotn
Btate
Puntin
Owen
Hannon
Dent
Roland Mahony
Fred P. Bare
Seek Dismissal Of Damage Suit By Public Relations Firm
A New York public relations firm asks U S District Court to dismiss a multi million dollar suit filed by Pennsylvania truckers alleging a conspiracy with eastern railroads to spread deceptive campaign material that influenced motor truck rate discrimination. The firm’s answer argues the complaint should be dismissed and the case barred.
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Vmonmene
Pinladelphia
New
Igt
Byoi
Facl
Public hearings on economy plan could be canceled
Harrisburg report outlines a Chesterman Committee plan to reorganize state agencies with a projected saving of 100 million dollars over two years. Lawmakers from both parties question the hearings and debate whether floor action could achieve similar results without more hearings.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Seconomy Committee
Nevada
Wis
Syer
Adam T. Bower
Chesterman Revommers
Mayistoe Spillin
Chesterman
J and L Announce Major 1953 1962 Plant Improvements Plan
Pittsburgh Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp says it will spend 50 million dollars in 1953 for plant improvements and 84 million in 1962. The firm reports a 35 percent rise in steel machine capacity to 6 405 000 tons this year and cites expanding production of sheet and tin plate as a competitive factor.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Sald
J and L
Weil
Eisenhower aides study address amid Soviet debate
Washington officials began analyzing a speech by Soviet Premier Malenkov while Moscow confirmed Malenkov as prime minister in a parliamentary vote. The Soviet assembly praised Stalin’s legacy and signaled cautious hopes for peaceful change, as the U.S. weighed potential replies and the impact on Cold War tension.
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Associated Tress
Washington
State Department
Malekow
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Georgi M. Malenkoy
Soviet Union
Wiley
Fey
Presiden Eisenhower
Millenkow
Stullers
Malenkov
Ieremilin
Vnclent Hall
Andrew Saalh
Tve
Freeze on gas storage expands amid legislative push
Equitable Gas Co joins Beople s Gas in seeking a halt to gas storage requests as lawmakers weigh an anti storage bill by Rep Robert Kent. The measure would ban underground gas pools within 4000 feet of mine sites employing more than five people, potentially curbing Equitable s operations. Beoples Gas had already limited heating advice amid safety concerns. A separate murder trial in Indiana opens as details of the death of a 1 year old boy emerge in a case tied to a nearby residence.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Equittable Cus |Co
Atven
Jegislanre
Rep Robbert Kent
R-Crawford
Pennsylvania
Mace
Beoples Gas Co
Egins
Indiana
Riedark
Endlina Cutty
George By
Suuer
Cletais Peter
Pletim
Theserine Smicksbure Inst Movernivs Ste
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