Renew Drive to Form Coalition in Pacific
Diplomatic efforts to unite Southeast Asia advance with three proposed lines. France may present an intervention proposal in Indochina to U S ambassador Dillon. A UN role is considered, seeking an investigative group. Military talks among the United States Britain France and allies are planned for Washington or London with Asian partners henceforth.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southeast Asia
Hite
Joseph Lantel
U. S
C. Douglas Dillon
Paris
Indochina
Dulles
U.N
United Nation
Indo- la
Vne
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
London
Corryite Named to Safety Group
Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse of Corry has been named a member of the Joint State Legislative Committee. The committee includes House and Senate members and handles hearings across the commonwealth to study highway safety and propose safer measures for Pennsylvania roads.
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Asemblyman
W. W. Waterhouse
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Racketeer Costello Sentenced For Tax Evasion
Frank Costello was sentenced to five years in prison and fined 630000 by Federal Judge John F. X. McGahey for federal income tax evasion. The ruling came shortly before noon as the government sought up to 15 years and a broader cost of the trial.
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Way Soressie
York
Frank Costello
John F. X. McGahey
Costello
Surrender of Huk Chief Taruc Sparks Manila Push
Manila reports Lulu Taruc a leader of Huk rebels surrendered to a Manila Times correspondent Benigno Aquino after months of talks. President Magsaysay hailed the surrender as a major step in the anti Huk drive and indicated top Communist Jesus Lava remains the target. Taruc faces possible amnesty or trial on murder and sedition charges.
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Frese Manila
Lulu Turuc
Huk
Ramon Magsaysay
Huka
Lewins
Lugon
Taruc
Carlos P. Romilo
Jesus Lava
Philippines
Manila Times
Benigno Aquino
Magsaysay
Here
Waterhouse Urged by GOP Committee for Assembly Nomination
Local Republican Committee appeals to Erie County voters to back Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse for re nomination. It notes his decade in the General Assembly securing support for key local projects including Columbus Dam reconstruction Lindney Hollow road paving West Main Street extension past St Thomas Cemetery and Columbus Clymer road paving. Corry GOP adds his seniority and committee assignments justify re election over a new member.
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W.W. Waterhouse
Waterhouse
General Assembly
GOP
Erie County
Erie
McCarthy attacks secrecy order on Army hearings
Senator Joseph McCarthy denounces a White House secrecy order as a cover up in the Army investigation. He calls for suspending Senate hearings while the issue of the order is thrashed out, as Symington and others debate whether to halt public sessions. McCarthy cites a January 21 meeting with Brownell and Adams as implicated in alleged improper pressure.
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Washington
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sets
Jackson
Dwash
McClellan
D-Ark
Atty
Brownell
White House
Sherman Adams
Army
Eisenhower
Rural Box Improvement Week Urges Residents to Inspect Mailboxes
The Post Office Department designates Rural Box Improvement Week urging residents on rural routes to check their mailboxes. Carriers request boxes be upright, properly aligned, and clearly labeled with the owner’s name. Authors warn about proper door operation and visibility from carts, emphasizing safe approaches to boxes.
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Post Office
Post Officee
Cartier
Egg Station at Clymer Looted in Overnight Burglary
Thieves broke into the GLF Egg Station at Clymer and stole a 400 pound safe containing about $3,000 in checks and $100 cash. The break-in was discovered at 7:45 am by Garett Bensink. Authorities suspect two or more burglars used an inside access route and loaded the safe onto a vehicle. Police and Sheriff Merle Campaign investigate the theft, with about $2,000 in checks drawn on payments to go producers.
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GLF
Clymer
Onah
John Hunter
Garett Bensink
Main Street
Hunter
Merle Campaign
Chautauqua County
Pittsburgh Strike Enters Second Week
Pittsburgh's 200000 commuters faced a second week without bus and trolley service as mediators met with Mayor David L. Lawrence and Pittsburgh Railways Co. officials and AFL union leaders representing 2700 striking operators. No settlement was evident. The article also notes federal judges appointments to Pennsylvania districts.
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Prom
Pittsburgh
Federal
Agatate
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh Railways Co
AFL Union
Ita
Light Vote In Pennsylvania Primary Forecast Tomorrow
Pennsylvania voters head to the polls to choose statewide officers including governor with light turnout expected. More than 5.07 million registered. polls open 8 am to 9 pm. Ballot features governor, lieutenant governor, internal affairs secretary, and several superior court judges with both parties fielding women for internal affairs. GOP ticket led by Lloyd H. Wood for governor and Frank F. Truscott for attorney general. Democrats favor George M. Leader. Outcome could influence Gov. John S. Fine’s leadership and party unity amid campaign-contributions allegations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Torix
Elose
Novembber
Montgomery County
Patrick Byan
Blaze Sen
George M
York
Lloyd H. Wood
Thomas & Stephenson
Altoor
Gordon F. Chamberlin
Paxinos
George M. Leader
William D. McClelland
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Schmitt
Erle
Atty
Frank F
Truscott
William FR. McMillin
Roy E. Furman
Waynesburg
Gaynelle M. Dizon
Butler
Wilhelm
Knauer
Rhodes
Rows
Woodaide
John 5
Fine
Pennsylvania
Wood
Dixon
Woodside
Critfith
Bell
German General Guderian Dies After Long Illness
Prominent World War II tank strategist Heinz Guderian died Friday from a chronic liver ailment. The veteran commander spearheaded the Panzer divisions, driving the 1940 invasion of France and Poland, reshaping modern armored warfare.
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Guderian
Poland
France
Het ‘Gr
Blue Shield Plans Expanded Doctor Bill Coverage in Pennsylvania
The plan, called Plan By, increases surgical allowances and expands subscriber income eligibility for full benefits starting July. Rates rise for non-group subscribers paying quarterly or yearly. Developed with doctors and hospital groups, the program aims to pay doctors in full for more subscribers and covers roughly 86 percent of Pennsylvanians under new income rules.
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Flow
Blue Shield
Ew! Service Association of
Penn
Ann
Tors
Pennsylvania
Blue
Medical Service Association
Honoital Service Association of
Pittsburgh
Blue Cross
Vanite
Jury selection accelerates in Wade murder trial
In Warren County court two alternates join the panel as Ralph Sires testifies about Judge Wade’s January death. The prosecution seeks the death penalty for Norman W. Moon of Connellsville, who is charged with fatally shooting Wade in the courtroom. Sires described the moments after the gunfire and Wade’s last words, while defense counsel raised objections to capital punishment and ongoing jury questions.
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Warren
Warren County
Ralph £. Sirea
Sparta
Sires
Alixon D. Wadd
Norman W. Moon
Connelayive
Moon
Sires Waily
Alender
Wade
Leavy
Hothar
Harrington G. Adame Notd
Adams
Pittsburgh
Allison D. Wade
Paul £. Smith
RD. 1
Robert Giger
Thors
Flick
Robert Howhart
Youngeville
Peenuse
Coust
Atrects
David Kohn
Alexander ¢. Flick Jr
Bibalo Dies In Electric Chair
In Bellefonte, Pa, Joseph Bibalo a 41 year old farm worker was electrocuted for luring Anthony Shema a Forest City resident to his death. Shema was beaten knifed and shot with his own rifle in a wooded Northeast Pennsylvania area near the New York border on December 10 1951. Attorneys argued he was not mentally capable but the court rejected the claim. Bibalo did not own a driver’s license. Police found motive as robbery and the case involved a car. The ruling also notes a Supreme Court decision on school segregation and equal protection.
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Bey Mimeyrotmeene
Bellefonte
Joseph Bialo
Sportaman
Anthony: Shema
Forest City
Pennsylvania
New York
Bibalo
Shema
Eastern City Flood Devastates Peabody After Dam Burst
Peabody Massachusetts a city of 23000 counted millions in damage after a flash flood from a dam break. Mayor Philip O Donnell led efforts to clear debris and combat a rising health menace. Schools closed and inspection of restaurants and stores ordered while water tests and boil water warnings were issued.
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Peabody
Mass
Philip
O'Donnell
Nome
West To Press for Cease Fire at Indochina Talks
Geneva reports say Western powers push for a quick cease fire as a first step toward a political settlement. After a week of debate, nine delegations prepare for restricted sessions led by chiefs with limited advisers, not to be reported to the press. The article notes hospital activity in Western Pennsylvania and long involvement with APL unions.
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Geneva
Indochina
Fiom
Twin Boys Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
Twin boys were born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Merton Querreveld of B D 4 Corry. Parents did not anticipate a multiple birth and names had not yet been selected.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Merton Querreveld
B.D. 4
Corry
Bombing resumes until Vietminh agrees on Dien Bien Phu airstrip repairs
French high command threatens all out air attacks if the Vietminh do not allow repair of the Dien Bien Phu airstrip to speed up evacuation of wounded. They claim 784 seriously wounded and up to 2,000 total French Union casualties are stranded. Giap is accused of using resources for reinforcements while blocking aid. Two French officers visited Dien Bien Phu to negotiate with Viet Minh authorities.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
Red River
Nguyen Giap
Hue
May ‘Tir
Gisp
Grea
Hari
Jung
Glap
Prench
Prench Union
Diets Bley Phu
Galpon
Dien Bien Fhu-Bon la
Giap
Dien Bien Pho
Pres
Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving in Pana City Court
Fred Murry Johnson, 25, of Pana, pleaded guilty before Alderman George Gorden to drunken driving. He was bound over for the next term and indicated he will enter pleas before a county judge soon.
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Fred Murry Johnson
Panama
George Gorden
Ales
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