U S Allies Study Egypt Suez Plan
The New York Times reports Egypt may let the World Court decide if Israel can use the canal. U S and Britain consult with allies on Nasser's plan as a potential reply to Egypt within days. Egypt seeks toll collection by the Suez Canal Authority and a portion of proceeds for maintenance and stockholder compensation.
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New York Times
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World Court
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U. S
United States
Britain
France
Beypliag Cant
Egype
Seven children die in North Philadelphia home blaze
A fatal fire in a North Philadelphia residence claimed seven children among several family members. One adult woman and another man were injured while others escaped by leaping from windows as the coal furnace room ignited. Moses Johnson, 28, first floor resident, alerted neighbors before being hospitalized with burns. Continued on Page Three.
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Voi
North
Philadelpia
Eric Nelson
Lorraine
Edward
Doris Nelson
Anunk Mig
Rayson
Nener
Moses Johnson
Win Buimied
Gi Uscough
Beach party slaying admits confession by suspect
James W Richardson, 28, admits during a signed statement to strangling Vickie Chadoni at a Crandon Park beach party in Florida. Officials say he spoke calmly of the killing, described restraining the 35 year old former New Rochelle resident, and led investigators to the scene where he was arrested aboard a shrimp boat off Key West.
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Sheriff's Criminal Investigation
John Tyler
Dick Shelton
James W
Rick) Richardson
Florida City
Tyler
Shelon
Richardson
Vickie Chadoni
New Rochelle
Miami
S. Cranton Park
Key West
Shelton
Richards
Miss Cundons
Crandon “Park
Richardian Sild
Jess
Chadoni
Hungary and USSR to Hold Troop Talks
Moscow radio reported tentative talks on stationing Soviet troops in Hungary, with a note that Red Army forces would likely remain. The broadcast described Hungary as a decisive factor in guarding against imperialist schemes, signaling continued Soviet influence despite discussions.
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Hungary
Red Army
Moscow
Eisenhower Eyes Congress On Presidential Disability Law
President Eisenhower discussed with Congressional leaders the process and timing for a vice president to assume duties if a president is temporarily disabled. He seeks a clear framework including who declares disability and how long the vice president would act, with Attorney General Brown's study guiding recommendations. Key lawmakers Celler and Keating pressed to define the vice presidency's role during illness.
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Simmhower
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Congress
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Keating
Celler
Judiciary Committee
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Brownll
Neve
Hold Action On Report Against Highways Dept
Pennsylvania road builders paused action on a critical report about the State Highways Department. Association of Pennsylvania Constructors officials received a private study by executive secretary ALE O’Brien but offered no resolution. Secretary Joseph Lawler and 11 district engineers attended, with Lawler urging cooperation while condemning a proposed 100000 dollar appropriation as political slush fund.
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State Highways’ Department
Association of Pennsylvania Constructors
Ale, O'Brien
O'Brien
Highways Department
Joseph Lawler
Road Builders Board
Lawler
House Senate
O'Bert
Christopher Morley Dies At Home After Long Illness
Prominent novelist poet and playwright Christopher Morley died at his Roslyn Heights New York home after a long illness His Weill known works include Kitty Wryte The Haunted Bookshop and Polonese on Wheels He was editor in chief of Bart Let’s Quotations and worked for Doubleday Ladies Home Journal and other publications He is survived by his widow two daughters two brothers and other relatives Services will be held in New York City
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Christopher Morley
Haverford
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Haverford College
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Timnelt
New York City
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Bartlet
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Doubleday
Paige
Kru Werth
Ladies Home Journal
Old
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York Eypnine Post
Saturday Review of Literature
Helen Booth Fairehildy
Bettey Chratophier Morley
Joe Asree
Mra James Cochrane
London
England
Whitney Woodruff
Misa Blythe Morley
New Yor City
Unit Two Brothers
Felise V. Morley
Rake V. Morley
Mt Ession
Leader Hints On Coal Tax Under GOP Levy Plan
Harrisburg report says Gov hints that coal may be taxed under a GOP sales tax plan must include a coal exemption to avoid treating coal as a business or industrial supply. The 3 percent tax and exemptions for manufacturers utilities and shipyards draw Democratic fire. Gov may veto if amendments not recalled for revision. GOP leaders urge quick conference at executive mansion.
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Harrisburg
Lo Cohler
State Justices Department
GOP
George” 1
Bloom
Adyisers Cantonginos
Files Suit Over Warren Hotel Blaze
Mrs Patricia D Dwight 82 files in U S District Court for damages from the Warren Pa Carver Hotel fire that killed her husband Herbert 38 and three others Four deceased included Dwight as hotel burned April 25 management accused of neglect in maintenance and fire safeguards against guests.
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Hues Eclosss
Akron
Ohio
U, District Court
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Patricia D. Dwight
Milburn Anderson
Waren
Carver
Throom
Dwight
Herbert
Sportsmen's Clubs Back $4 Fishing License Boost
Harrisburg convention steering committee of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs voted to support a $4 fishing license fee, a 150 percent hike for streams river access areas and marginal land. The resolution won unanimous approval at a 21 hour policy session and will go to the convention floor for finance law. William L. Henning, secretary of agriculture, will address the session.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Conventi
Federation
William L. Henning
Girl Aerialist Falls 25 Feet At Pan American Circus
A nine year old aerialist plunged twenty five feet from her perch before a stunned Pan American Circus crowd. She suffered possible internal injuries and was rushed to Park Hospital. Mrs Madeline Long Ogonney had planned to join Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey when the New York debut opens next Wednesday.
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AFL-CIO Set To Oust Beck and Perjury Charge Looms
Portland jury indicts mayor Terry Schrunk on perjury and bribery charges. District Attorney William Langley, a 40 officer, and Ramblet are also indicted by Multnomah County grand jury probing vice and corruption. Continent page eight.
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Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
AFL CIO council suspends Beck amid Teamsters probe
Washington AFL CIO Executive Council suspends Dave Beck as AFL CIO officer and orders inquiry into the Teamsters. Beck, a 29 member council member, cites Fifth Amendment as Senate investigators accuse him of diverting about 320000 in union funds. George Meany calls special meeting as policy holds forfeiture of office under Fifth Amendment inquiry.
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AFL Cio Executive Council
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Afl-Cio
Teamsters’ Union
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Ice
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Organized Labor
Beck
Believe Woman Kidnapped In Iran Still Alive
A 35-year-old American woman, Anita Carroll of Issaquah Washington, is believed alive after an Iranian kidnaping by an outlaw band. A large search in the Tangeorkiteh Desert region continues as officials note a 60 percent chance of survival. Her husband Kevin Carroll and two Iranians were killed. their bodies were flown to Tehran for burial.
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Tangeorkiteh
Iran
Anita Carroll
Issaquah
Wash
Agit
Assadollah Alam
Eden to Undergo Checkup in United States
Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden will travel to Boston for a medical examination after health improvements halted by fever and repeated attacks. The decision followed consultation between Eden’s physicians Dr. Richard S. Cattell and Sir Horace Evans, with American doctors aiding the plan.
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Bostor
A. Medion
United States
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Betweenden's Chins Medical Advier
Niwlan
Horace Evans
Richard 8. Cattell
Boston
Maple Syrup Festival Debut a Local Jaycees Success
The Crown King Queen Jaycees reported their first Maple Syrup Festival and Pancake Supper at the Moose Lodge drew about 180 attendees. Highlights included the crowning of a king and queen Kristine Clark and Billy Sullivan, samples of syrup and maple sugar cakes, plus entertainment by Diane Sauryer and a high school orchestra directed by Ronald Rube. Local business and syrup producers contributed to the event with planning by Darwin Wolcott Richard Minson Richard Young John Ross Richier Jack Crowell and Frank Axithony.
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Albert Slate
East Congress Street
Billy Sullivan
Robert Sullivan
Meadavende
Diane Sauryer
Waldo
Ronald Rube
Fayores
Darwin Wolcott
Richard Minson
Richard Young
John Ross
Richier
Jack Crowell
Axithony
Hoffa pleads not guilty to conspiracy and bribery
Jimmy Hoffa the Midwest Teamsters boss and Hyman I Fischbach entered not guilty pleas to charges of conspiring and bribing to obtain Senate probes secrets. Trial set for May 2. Judge Richmond B Keech presided as Hoffa wore a brown suit and Fischbach answered not guilty.
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Floffn
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hyman I Fischbach
Senate
WS. Dist
Richmond B Keech
Boutey Hoffa
Fischbach
Miami
Congressional
Hotta
Hoff
Traffic deaths fall in first months of year says safety council
The National Safety Council reports a drop in road fatalities for January and February. January toll declined about 2 percent while February deaths fell 7 percent from the previous year, with February totals around 2,610 compared to 2,790.
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Chicago
National Safeety Council
Mttic
Pobruaey Way
ICC Says No To PRR Daylight Time Plan
Washington ICC rejected the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to shift passenger trains to Daylight Saving Time this summer. In a letter exchange, ICC Chairman Owen Clarke pressed PRR President J M Symes on feasibility under Standard Time law, noting potential public safety confusion and transport disruption.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
ICC
Owen Clarke
Pennsylvania
J. Ml Symes
TCC
Clarke
Mission Hind
Wily
Prrs
Salvation Army Appeals for Needy Family in Need
Walter Crouch of Bee and a Salvation Army appeal seek aid for a family with five deserted children. An official notes the mother left them, and the family lacks clothing and household items. They recently moved to access medical and refreshment relief.
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Salvation Army
Walter Crouch of
Ain
Uber Mather
Silva
Political Influence in Pardons Board Study
A legislative investigating panel examined claims of political influence on the four member state Pardons Board. Philadelphia attorney James A. Ehligat testified that influence affected cases, and Chair Charles F. G. Smith refused to name them at first, citing lawyer immunity. Smith later disclosed two cases privately, saying public disclosure could prejudice the subjects’ chances. The panel noted the board’s performance since its 1985 inception and discussed records and subpenas.
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F. G. Smith
Smith
Edwin W. Tompkins
R-Cameron
Aroith Vl
Yust 10 News
Bitice
Atty
Thomas D. McBride
Wiim
James AW
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