Eisenhower Eyes Peace Push With Aid and Security Guarantee
President Eisenhower signaled a renewed U.S. push for Middle East peace through economic aid and security guarantees. He stressed continued self defense aid but rejected escalating regional arms competition and urged a permanent Arab-Israeli settlement. The approach parallels Dulles August proposal and drew reactions from London and Geneva leaders.
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Nile
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London
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Russi
Egypt
Russia
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U. S
U. N
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Dukes
Faure Stakes Life Of Regime On Revision Of Election Plan
Paris Premier Edgar Faure ties government fate to a revision of the National Assembly election system. A confidence vote on Saturday could keep the plan alive for December elections six months early, or trigger dissolution risks if failed. Deputies balk at a favored system, with discussion spanning proportional representation and timing. Veterans Day.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
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Assembly
Faire
Pierre Mendes-France Fost
Faure
Dapitsts
Chrysler Plans Big Expansion By Associized Press
Chrysler Corp plans a five year expansion program and broadened research on new propulsion and gas turbine technology. President Colbert outlined a forward plan expecting tremendous growth and possible revisions to investments if 1958 progress continues.
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Associized
Washington
Chrysler Corp
Ted Colbert
Isi & Apeseh
Pris Club
Janeheon
Colbert
Gourk
Button Laub
Smith
Hugh O'Hare
East Main Street
Fire Flares In Pastor’s Home
Fire damaged the kitchen at Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bauer’s home at 19 West Fork Place. A babysitter’s children were involved when a small explosion occurred while something was cooking. No injuries or major damage reported. Firefighters from Stanford Hose Company investigated and found no active blaze.
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Paull Bauer
West Fork Place
Stanford
Bauer Olewred Sijy
Amendment Wins By Landslide Vote in State Referendum
Returns from 51 of 67 counties show 406408 voting for the amendment to increase retirement benefits for state workers while 164% voted against it. Official totals will be released after final county tallies are completed.
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Taye
Vols
Murder Jurors Struggle To Reach Jury in Reade Case
Jurors face delays as a snowstorm and road conditions hinder reporting in the Mayviree Supreme Court murder trial of Joseph Reade Jr. charged with slaying his sister Inelaw Beverly Reade and her 19 month old child Cheryl Lyon. The lengthy voir dire reduces the pool from 200 prospects as many seek exemptions. The defendant sits with his two defense attorneys amid tense court activity.
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Jamestown
Supreme Cours
Mayuitie Rede
Inelaw
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Lyon
Hoek
Wriser
Supreme Court Minty
Leif Hagerty
T Hal
Firstine
iTus
Bingerty
Anc
Justiice
Jseph Reide Jr
Sheritf Merte
Robert Edwards
Sé Wa Pese
Lu STAR Dies Former Child Star in Vaudeville Era
Lu Star, known as a former child star of the American stage and vaudeville, died yesterday at age 74. She performed seven years with her husband, John Powell, and was linked to Quebec Mrs Kil lian, the report notes in sparse obituary detail.
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Lu Star
Quebec
Killian Dehk Powell
John Powell
Ike Ready For Return To Washington
President Eisenhower leaves Denver hospital after a weeklong convalescence with the nation awaiting his return to Washington. Doctors report steady improvement and he plans to address the nation from Washington to thank supporters and discuss recovery progress. He will fly from Lowry Air Force Base to Washington aboard his private plane with a welcome home reception planned along the route to the White House.
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Denver
Fisephawor
Fivaimons Army
Sherman Adams
Tominies
Washington
Columbine
Prealder
Ithira
Uelndt
Lowry Air Force Base
Hove
Eisenhower
Hanks
Wishiapton
White House
Gettyybure
No Mail Delivery Tomorrow in City
The post office will not deliver mail on Veterans Day. Only special delivery for perishable items will occur. The stamp window opens from 9:00 to 11:00, with 10 percent of business funds allowed for belt mail. City boxes and rural routes will be serviced in the afternoon.
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Whule Catriery
Indo Trans
Sui
Several Months Delay Seen In Setting Up County Health Unit
Erie County residents voted 3-1 for a local health unit, but officials warn several months remain before operations begin. The plan requires state approval, funding, staff hiring, facilities, and regulatory compliance before the unit opens under state health department supervision.
Parachute Into Pacific Airmen Rescued After Night Mission
Navy reports four of five airmen parachuted from a stricken boxcar into the Pacific were rescued by the seaplane tender Floyds Bay and a surface craft after a 17 mile dash through rough seas. One plane remained aloft with a struggle to feather a propeller as search continues for the others.
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Pay American Airways
Here
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Nall Whiteh
Tess
Hawaii
Fighteb
Cosilo
Local Woman Hurt In Grash Local Woman
A collision south of Eye yesterday injured Kerry Wyk, 27, of 195 Park Street. The crash caused lacerations and wallet loss, with total damage estimated at 083,700. Fredryk Nien, 38, and H. Richard Silvis, 41, both of nearby towns, drove Ford and Chrysler models respectively. officers said cause of accident not yet determined and the investigation was led by state police.
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Kerry Wyk
Ciaorge
Park Street
Gould
Fredyrick
Nien
Des Erle
Alsino
Bile
H. Richard Silvis
Lickingville
Tay
Officer Smitt
Flirt Wits
Millcreek
Béesltse
Milieréek
Poleh
Pennsylvanian Truck Safety Drive Planned
Pittsburgh state police launched an intensive inspection campaign across Pennsylvania to root out safety violations by trailer trucks. Spurred by recent fatal runaway truck crashes, the drive will scrutinize trucks from front bumper to tail light with emphasis on brakes, heights, and safety equipment.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Trouble Brews In 3 Prisons Inmate Strike Spreads
A silent inmate strike at London Prison has spread with Corrections Commissioner M O Koblentz stating 1100 of 1700 prisoners are involved. The protest centers on alleged miscrediting of inmate work and dormitory conditions. Additional unrest reported in other facilities includes guards and inmates clashing as authorities seek resolution.
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London
M.O. Koblentz
Prion
Lirsi Kohlen
Mmave Ag
Siske
Ohia National
Severnl
Ry Fli
Local Youth To Face Trial In Rape Case
Erie County court sessions in mid November will try Roy Crawford Ronald Hamilton Stephen Tinko and Al and Pete Marty on multiple charges. Crawford faces firearms and related counts tied to a September 17 incident at Franklin Street. Hamilton is charged with rape. Tinko with four counts of false pretenses. the Marty brothers with conducting a lottery and establishing a gambling place. Thelmy Warner of RD 2 Waltaburg is also slated for false impersonation.
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Pete Marty
Erie County Court
Roy Crawford
Franklin Street
Ronald Hamilton
Corry
Stephen Tinko
Crawford
Hamilton
Erié County
Union City
Teddy
Waltaburg
Liam Mejmorn Hospital
Open House Draws Large Crowds to Corry Schools
Corry area residents attended the open house at the Corry schools during Education Week. Officials reported strong turnout as visitors toured the new wing and facilities. The event coincided with visits from industry and other participants touring local sites as part of the celebration.
Mill Accidents Leave Two Hurt At Corry Memorial
In a troubled incident at Corry Memorial Hospital, two workers were injured while performing tasks at the mill. Emergency crews responded promptly, transporting the injured to medical care as investigations begin into the slip and fall that caused the incident.
Disarmament and Barriers Dominate Big Four Talks
In Geneva the Big Four discuss disarmament with Russia proposing immediate renunciation of atomic weapons as a first step. East West rift over German unification threatens to stall progress as Western diplomats note only limited evidence of Soviet openness. Western officials hope a spirit of confidence from July summit can revive talks, while Molotov faces sharp Western questions. Continued on Page Eight.
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Geneva
Russia
Germany
Miniter Molotov
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