Khrushchev Backs Nasser for Arab Unity Aide Pledge
CATRO Egypt. Khrushchev pledged Soviet aid to Nasser to unite the Arab world during an 18 day state visit. He praised Nasser as the outstanding Arab leader at a Kremlin banquet, warning against colonial forces and signaling solidarity under Nasser. Western-backed unions were denounced while talks noted limited concrete economic backing beyond existing loans.
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Unknown World War II Unknown Soldier Selection at Hickam
At Hickam Air Force Base near Honolulu a World War II veteran selects the Unknown Fighting Man from six draped caskets to honor the Pacific war. The ceremony begins the process linking Pacific and European theater unknowns for final interment aboard the Canberra. A May 26 burial at Arlington will cap the unknowns program.
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Eagleston
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Carrie Uens
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Arineton Cemetery
Atea
Nations Memorial Cemetery
Msat
Ned Lyle
Kore
Owner Undergoes Operation Public Sentiment Boils Over
In Harrisburg area a public stir erupts over a young couple selling their home for a $10 tax debt. Ralph Baldwin reveals he bought the property by chance in a 1952 tax sale, sparking angry calls as Hornung undergoes an operation. Both sides have lawyers but no motions filed. families focus on health and housing after the surprise transfer.
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Pleasant
Hills
Ralph K. Baldwin
Willam HE. Hoining
Uichon
Baldwin Sidet
Hornung
Hornungs
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Baldwin
Hornanes
Dauphin County
Reuther Leads UAW Bargaining Amid Strike Threats
United Auto Workers prepare for two week bargaining with General Motors Ford and Chrysler amid tense talks and a looming work stoppage if no settlement is reached. UAW relies on membership readiness as May 18 deadline approaches and a news blackout continues during negotiations. In a separate incident, John W Myers, 58, of Ebensburg Pa, died when his car plunged off Route 219 into a 20 foot embankment.
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UAW Calls Stay-At-Work Tactics Amid GM Talks
Detroit report says UAW instructed GM locals to continue operations without a contract as GM gave notice that its three year pact would end May 29. The move pressures the union to accept GM terms while signaling possible industry strikes against Ford and Chrysler when their contracts expire.
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Leonard Woodcock
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Tenyes
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Chrysler
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Erie Man Passes Bum Check In Corry
Burl Cooper confessed to authorities in Erie that he passed a bum 29 dollar check in Corry and could not recall the service station name. The investigation showed the check was given to Durham of East Main street service station. Cooper already faces several check offense charges awaiting action.
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Trade Extension Program Clears House Committee
President Eisenhower’s five year extension plan for reciprocal trade cleared a key House committee. The Ways and Means panel approved an administration compromise that largely meets the president’s requests, but the bill still faces a House vote next week and a Senate battle. The administration argues limiting world trade hurts U S efforts against communism.
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C J Restates Offer On Pay Reopener
Union and management met with Federal Mediator Grover Stainbrook to review a pay reopener. C J restated the April 18 offer with two changes: vacation pay as a fringe benefit and a clarified strike access clause. Stainbrook will arrange another bargaining session soon.
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Die Ours
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Grover Stainbrook
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Plane Crash Near Peters Farm Leaves One Hurt
A light plane with two men and a woman aboard crashed in rugged terrain on the Allegheny range about 25 miles south of Coudersport Pennsylvania. At least one person was injured. all aboard were taken to a hospital. Weather was clear with about 60 degree temperatures. The crash occurred near the Peters farm, with witnesses saying the plane was badly damaged.
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Gaullist Coup Threat Triggers Emergency Powers Move
Paris Premier Pflimlin seeks drastic powers to quell civil strife after Gaullist coup threats. Parliament committee approves emergency powers bill as deputies prepare a general session. Pflimlin’s Henay villa was bombed, two more bombs found at Interior and Economic Ministry in Paris. none exploded, premier unharmed.
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U S Apprehensive As French Political Crisis Mushrooms
Washington officials watched a deepening French political crisis with concern over its impact on the North Atlantic Alliance. The potential collapse of the Fourth Republic raised fears about Tunisia and Algeria, and De Gaulle's grip on policy.
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Peat
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Tunisia
Livengood Campaign Talks On Women State Jobs
Livengood and rival candidates debate women and youth in state employment as they tour McKean Potter and Tioga counties. Hazel Vaughan argues opponents would be rejected while McCrouile and Stassen face GOP rivals as schedules shift between Norristown Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia ahead of the May 20 primary. Chile accepts bid to U nations Antarctic conference.
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Harold Stassen McGonigie
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Philadelphia
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Starkweather Dozes During Murder Trial
The defense continues readings of Charles Starkweather statements and letters as jurors hear why he claims insanity. Starkweather, 19, listened briefly before dozing in court as a stream of long notes is entered, detailing killings blamed on a spree in Nebraska and Wyoming and naming companions and victims.
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Postpone Army Jupiter Firing in Cape Canaveral
The Army Jupiter missile test at Cape Canaveral was scrubbed due to technical problems just before liftoff. Power was cut and launch was delayed. Defense Department spokesman said the test would be rescheduled at the earliest possible date with no injuries reported.
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House Armed Services approves Defense Department reform
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approves a compromise bill to reorganize the Defense Department. President Eisenhower objects to two key features, citing concerns over structure and control.
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House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Lawrence And Furman Open Final Campaign Swings
Lawrence and Furman moved into the final campaign stages in Pittsburgh. Lawrence, organzation backed, spoke in support of his bid to be Pennsylvania governor. Furman, backing Lawrence, appeared to rally voters and critiqued GOP leadership while calling for broader economic reform.
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Stienton
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Forder Procsam
Lurene Ehargee
GOP
Yee
Fane
Fiirman
Daniello Montz
Dan Honte
Pease
Tne
Tammany Bosses Drop Powell From Democratic Ranks
Tammany Hall leaders led by Carmine DeSapio voted to read Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. out of the Democratic party over his support for Eisenhower. Powell says he will run an independent slate to defend Harlem’s seat as he faces an income tax evasion indictment in U.S. District Court. The Baptist Ministers Conference of Greater New York defends Powell, calling the move a suppression of a strong voice for justice.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr
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Eiserhower
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U.S. District Court
Tammany
Democratic National
Red Cross to Name Directors at Corry Chapter Meeting
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross will elect directors at its annual meeting on May 27. The session will review yearly reports and is open to anyone who contributed $1 or more during the past year. The meeting is in the Red Cross rooms at the Public Library building.
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American Red Cross
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Union Aides To Discuss C-1 Strike On WOTR Broadcast
Bolan president of the Cory Jamestown Union and Lewi Miller secretary stated this morning that they and other negotiating committee members will discuss the C-1 strike over station WOTR at 7 block this evening. They will take questions by phone during the broadcast.
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Lewi Miller
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