Evacuation After Plane Crash Near 810 Foot Tower
About 11,000 residents were ordered from their homes in North Bergen as a plane crashed into a tall television tower owned by WOR. Fires burned an apartment house and trees as 12 firemen and others were injured. Officials planned dismantling the tower to avert further danger. Authorities reported several dead, including a man en route to LaGuardia and a Times executive.
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North Bergen
Jim
Sute
Acwin-cngihé
Tmndianipolia
New Jersey
Poller
Pante
Angelo Sarubbi
Sammie
New York
WOR
Gordon Gray
Russell, Williams
Lis
Gase‘Mine and Ol] Co
Saseteria, Inc
LaGuardia Airport
Europe
William Gromley
Trafalyny
Farriot Phelps
S. M. Phelps
The
New York Times
Dems Edge In New Congress As House Seats Count
Democrats predicted to maintain control with at least 21 seats in the current tally. Republicans awaited rechecks in several close races, including New Jersey 13th where Norman Rolly leads Alfred Sieminski by two votes. Other notable results included Kentucky and Missouri contests, and Senate margins seen narrowing but still favorable to Democrats.
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Wasser
Nemerals
Congress
Senate
GOP
New Jersey
Norman Rolly
Alfred D Sieminski
Ted
Kentucky
Carl D, Peskins
Scott Craft
Missouri
Morgan Maulder
George H Miller
Nebraska-ird
Robert D. ‘Harrison
Lawrence Brock
Washington
Tee Hal ‘Holmes
Frank Leroux
W. J. Nateher
D-Ky
Ri B. Binkenship
Charles H Brown
Dewey Short Ur-Mo
House
Thurston B. Morton
Male
Ayer
Earl © Clements
Window Damage Report Expands to Five More Sheltered Sites
A gang of four youths fired BB pellets at windows across multiple sites Tuesday, including Chitlenzio on Weel Main Street, David Kvaruc on North Center Street, Ralphs Place on First Avenue, and the Conorway School. Additional damage noted at Mead Avenue home, Has Brouck’s grocery, and a downtown store, with total losses estimated between $2,000 and $3,000. replacement costs per pane range from $250 to $540.
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Demagey
Cameral
Chitlenzio
Weel
Main Street
David Kvaruc
North Center
Atrent
Ralph's Place
First Avenue
Lows Miller
Sko
Mead Avenue
Conorway
Has~brouck's
Koncern
Tir Anime
Torutloum
Gasoline Price To Jump One Cent A Gallon
Atlantic Refining Co raised its early price by tenths of a cent, signaling a penny increase as Gulf and Amoco prepared to follow. Officials cited a shortage of gasoline as the reason, with additional hikes expected as the week ends.
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Atlantic ‘Refining Co
Amoco
Putista
Comport
Enek Gokatte
Ferry, 61, Robinson Township man dies in accident
Joel Ferry of Robinson Township dies after being struck while officials install a valve during municipal work. Fellow Chief George L. Bator reported the incident occurred at Claire Motherink Hospital during the test week guidance.
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Joel Ferry
Robinson
Junga
Claire Motherink Hospital
George L. Bator
Ferry
Five Rescued From Burning Fishing Boat Off Coast
Five men were rescued from a burning 34 foot fishing trawler near eastern Johnson Island as the destroyer Willis A. Lee, the submarine Dogfish, and a Coast Guard plane and cutter responded. The Seahawk picked up the five and transferred them to the cutter while fireboats fought the blaze. the trawler sank as efforts continued to tow it to New London.
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Ags
Willis A. Lee
Dogfish
New London
Conn
Mawie Oe
Lee
Montauk
Victory
Seahawk
Agds
Toose
Agda
New Hedsore
Milas
U S Offers Refuge For Hungarians
Washington reports that the United States and European nations offer haven to Hungarians fleeing a rising Communist regime. President Eisenhower directs admission of up to 5,000 refugees under the Refugee Belief Act with screening to avoid admitting the wrong people. Officials promise employment, loans, and financial aid while refugee processing proceeds.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Aggreeston i. Pichiat
Gerety
Netminle Tellor
Ned Tape
Theough
White House
James C. Hagerty
Elpenower
Vollin
Pentagon Sees No Sign Of Air Attack Move By Russia
Pentagon officials say there is no evidence of an imminent Russian air attack and note shifts of Soviet forces behind the Tron Cure Wein. They caution against misunderstandings by Moscow as the United States keeps Strategic Air Command units in cautious postures. The assessment suggests Russian moves aim at suppressing uprisings in satellites rather than preparing a Western invasion.
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Russia
Washington
North America
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Atse
Western
Europe
Cold Team
West
Nasser claims Arab allies ready to fight Egypt clash
Nasser said Arabs stood ready to fight as Egypt resisted British French and Israeli attacks. He claimed Arab allies were unwilling to provide air support and rejected Jordan and Syria offers, insisting Egypt’s air force still exists and would act when needed. He described U.S. and Soviet backing as aiding Egypt’s defense.
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Eshaeh Nasser
United States
Soviet
Russia
Egypt
Tim
Une
Cairo
Nase
Toraplabe
Jordan
King Band
Beype
Ashir Brosque
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Saud
Missein
Ot Jordan
Hirsein
Uni
Nasser
Eisenhower
Ruste
Britain
France
Ruypintond
America
Yystastin
Ian Rere
Brdoreas
Palla
Cluthe
Hungary Crisis Deepens As Soviet Forces Target Rebels
Hungary faces a widening crisis as Soviet and Hungarian regimens clash with rebels in Budapest. Reports say food shortages, fuel scarcity, and transportation halts strain civilians while refugees cross into Austria. Soviet troops and local forces crack down, with claims of executions of rebels and continued regime changes.
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Munya Wis
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de Niation
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Danube
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Burapist
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Jamul
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Ity Rakeos
Dheree
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Ata! Noly Hs
Nagy
Asin Hie
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MTL
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Ebel
Budapus Ridio
Josef Cardinal
Fead
Three Cars and a Truck Involved in West Tann Street Collision
A crash on West Tann Street left Glenvat Miller, Mrs. Misliaceio and Monte L Patterson injured. Miller was driven to Chyry Memorial Hospital for chest checks. Patterson blamed, with damage estimates of 33 to the Miglin'gia and Miller autos, 100 to Bensink's truck, and 4 to Patterson's car.
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West Tann Street
Glenvat Millers
Ry DY
Mrs
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West Bleisent Street
George Bensink
Ry DL
Monte L Patterson
Mic
Mignevio
Chyry Memorial Hospital
Miller
Misliaceio
Betisink
Pattersson
Bensink
Patterson
Britain to withdraw air and assault forces from Suez
Prime Minister Eden announced in the House of Commons that Britain will pull Royal Air Force units from the eastern Mediterranean and some assault troops from Port Said. Ground formations would remain in Cyprus with RAP squadrons withdrawn, replaced by infantry. UN police to move in as the British force withdraws to ease Middle East tensions and show UN cooperation.
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East Méditerranéan
Port Said
Faen
House of Commons
Cyprus
Imm
Por
Sali
UN Police
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Fenders
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Sez
Arilish
Igivs
Hei Head
U. S
Ben Gurion
Eisenhower
White House
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Five Children Die In Spokane House Fire
Five youngstersTimmy Twek Dulin Merle and Sivert Lasser perished in a Spokane home blaze. The sleep-infants deaths occurred as flames drove mother Jackie Lair outside in fear. Father Ronald Tat, 27, was away on a city trip and not available for questioning. Local police investigate and describe the scene as a fatal residential fire.
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Timmy
Dulin
Merle
Sivert Lasser
Isleep
Hie Bose
Jackie Lair
Bruike
Ronalt Tat
Eisenhower paints grim Suez risk picture for Congress
President Eisenhower and congressional leaders sifted a grave and serious international outlook for two hours. A shift by Israeli Prime Minister Ben Gurion toward withdrawing from Egypt with UN police support brightened prospects, though the Soviet threat and Middle East tensions persist. Ben Gurion pledged to cooperate with UN arrangements and urged U.S. mediation with Egypt while signaling no aim to Annex the Sinai.
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Eisenhower
Todig
Russi
Middle East
Ben-Gurion
Egypt
Lex Canal
Lodge Warns Reds To Leave Hungary Amid UN Clash
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr urged the United Nations General Assembly that the Soviet Union had ignored the noninterference order in Hungary and had escalated attacks. He called Moscow’s actions “utterly revolting” and warned further Soviet inaction could force new UN measures. He urged observer deployment and a swift Soviet and Hungarian response.
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Unies Aries
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Soviet Union
Hungary
U. S
General Assembly
Hhiman
Lodge
Vasily V. Khenetsov
Day Hammarskjold
Israelis Hunt for Egyptians in Gaza Strip
Israeli military governor Haim Gaon said a wide search was launched for Egyptian soldiers believed hidden in the Gaza Strip. He estimated up to 6,000 may be hiding in dunes and uninhabited areas after the recent combat and evacuations.
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Neil Trope
Gaon
Sir Gol
Haim Gaon
Gaza
Twintell
Garrewion
Egypt
Palestine
Terdel
Thy
Speedy Descent Sets Ascension Record In Balloon Over Black Hills
Two Navy balloon climbers achieved a record ascent of over one mile near the Black Hills by lifting from Rapid City. They rose to 76,000 feet before beginning a controlled descent and reported darkness at the peak. The crew drank coffee as they returned, with the descent averaging about 1,000 feet per minute for the first 20,000 feet.
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Navy
Bole Agnists
Dons
Morton B. Loin
Watt
Washington
Haing O Kond
Hellilin Bal Inu
Teok
Uroken Finnid
Scutty Dedotar
oThay
Natal
Rapid City
Ivén
Kineheloe
Extunids
Abe Vorce
Tadi
Clymer Couple Hurt In Wreck Near Route 20
WESTFIELD John Hoitink seven of South Center Street Glymer is in critter condition at Westfield Memorial Hospital after his car and another collided two miles west of Fonythe Bride on Route 20 around 2 PM yesterday. His wife Bertha, 70, is in serious condition with head face and limb injuries. Driver Joseph Charles MacKenzie 41 from Bradford Conn and Newton passenger are being treated for chin cuts possible fractures. State Police say Hoitink swerved into MacKenzie’s path. no clear reason for the maneuver is given.
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Westfield
John Hoitink
South Center Street
Glymer
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Haltink
Berhi
Joseph Charles MacKenzie
Brratford
Gorn
Frest Cork Baers Ats
Newton
Conn
Westfield Barracks
Hoitlink
Mackenzie
Hoitink
Coirler
Egyptians Attack U.S. Consul Home With Tommyguns
Gunmen fired on the U.S. Consul Anthony Cuomo residence in Port Snip, wounding no one and scattering occupants. Vice Consul Thomas Dickson and others hid as the attackers fired from a second floor balcony, then fled after bursts of shots and bombs. Authorities say the assault occurred amid widespread unrest affecting thousands.
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Anthony Cuomo
Modesto
Reyne
Ohiosiedt
Chomd
Dickson
UN Moves To Install Police Force In Suez After Egypt Withdraws
United Nations officials rush to deploy an international police contingent to monitor a cease fire in the Suez area after Israel pulls troops from Egypt. Dag Hammarskjold says first units may arrive soon with a total force between 2 500 and 5 000. seventeen nations volunteer, big powers excluded. Britain and France begin handing over canal positions to UN forces as Egypt agrees to UN command and security arrangements.
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Siina Canal
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Daz Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
Middle East
Istiel
Stick Canal
Dag Hammarskjold
Free
Tsriel
Faell
David Ben-Gurion
Canal Zone
General Assembly
Suez
Ciro
Harpmarskjoid
Bilt Ap
Ed. M. Burns
Dhiet
First Snow Arrives as Spring Weather Fades
The city woke to its first snowfall of the season after a day of mild springlike weather. Warmer forecasts disappeared as windy, chilly conditions lingered with a dusting of snow reported overnight. Temperatures were expected to dip to near freezing tonight with a continued cool trend ahead.
Poppies For Sale Today At Hosiirstarters Toy Stand
Fragmentary notice shows flowering poppies on sale at a local stand. Partial names and garbled text hint at a small market item, with unclear dates or organizers due to OCR damage.
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Fife
Ets Wickman
Gorrynes
Elgery
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