Tenants Perish In Montreal Blaze
A blaze in a four story brick Montreal apartment house may have started from a gas stove explosion and killed at least 20 tenants and occupants. Firefighters said the rapid spread forced residents to jump from upper floors while others perished inside. Police listed 13 missing and investigators searched the ruins as description and names of those in the building emerged.
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Unity favored in Algerian seats for French Parliament
AP dispatch from Algiers reports a right wing majority backing integration with France for 70 seats in the French National Assembly. About 53 party lists filed from Algeria and Sahara. 90 candidates listed including 181 Moslems and 3 Europeans. Two thirds of elected deputies will be Muslims.
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France
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Sahara
Midiwest
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Pan
French National Assembly
Paris
Prance
Algerian Public Safety Committee
Auto Severs Pole On West Main For Second Time
A Liberty street motorist escaped unharmed after his car failed on a West Main street extension curve and struck a utility pole at 6 20 p m Lester B Hepler 4 was westbound and the vehicle suffered about 400 in damage State Police at Corry substation investigated The pole carrying Bell telephone lines was replaced about 400 previously on September 8 after a similar crash at the same spot involving Harry Bemis R D 1 Corry
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West Main Street
Lester B. Hepler
Hepler
Corry
Hary Bemis
Cariing Unies
Bell Trophone Co
Khrushchev urges end to four way Berlin division
Nikita Khrushchev called for an end to the four power division of Berlin and said the Potsdam terms were violated by the United States Britain and France. He warned that Western policies risked war and insisted the Soviet Union does not seek military confrontation but would defend East Germany and the Warsaw Pact.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
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Sayieh Union
Geriam
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Sovirk Lndew
United States
Beitun
East Germany
Sovior Union
Warsaw
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West Germany
West Germahy
Prank Backfires Leads to Injury in Unclear Incident
Report details a chaotic scene involving multiple names and a family dispute. Police state Luther Dowdy investigated after a boy and his sister were frightened by a prank that resulted in a head injury and a brain injury diagnosis at a hospital.
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Charlotte Dawsly
Jeny Wah
Wisheck
Luther Dowdy
Tye Limi Hospital
Eisenhower lays five point Asia aid program
President Eisenhower outlines a five point plan for Asian economic aid urging United States support and cooperation to counter tyranny. He calls for expanded technical assistance development loans and favorable terms while urging Congress to provide additional funding for Southeast Asia and Colombo Plan partners.
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Wash
Eixenhower
United States
New Congress
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Ela
South
Southeast Asia
Fisenhwer
International Wiersharin
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Klelwa
Ianeliia
Congress
Eisenhower
Colombo Tis
Russia demands broad disarmament price at Geneva talks
In Geneva Russia demanded sweeping nuclear disarmament and removal of foreign bases as the price for accepting an international warning system against surprise attacks. Deputy Foreign Minister Vassili Kuznetsov opened a conference with a sharp critique of American policy, framing the talks as a high-stakes card game between East and West over weapons and defense.
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Russia
Vassili Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Soviet Bloc
Nuc
Comb Waters Off Portugal For Ditch Flying Boat
LISBON Portugal AP Ships and planes searched rough Atlantic waters off Portugal seeking any trace of a downed flying boat with 26 aboard Six Americans were among the passengers including Leon Kohlmann Jane Slater and George Long The vessel a Martin Mariner operated by Artop was last heard at 1 20 p m Sunday after a distress signal The plane was en route from Lisbon to Madeira and likely went down about 180 miles west of Cape St Vincent The crew included British and Portuguese nationalities and a U S search plane reported spotting the wreckage but no confirmations followed The British pilot Capt Jim Broadbent held a prewar solo night record from Australia to England in 1984.
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Cape St. Vincent
Cabo Ruivo
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Africa
Leon Lazarus Kohlmann
New Orleans
Jane
Louis Charles Slater
Dorothy
Henry Hurd Rennell
Southport
Southport, Conn
C. C. Jeffitt Corp
George W. Long
National Geographic Magazine
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U.S
Jim Broadbent
Australia
England
Court Reaffirms Integration Steps for Little Rock Schools
The U S Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ordered the Little Rock School Board to take affirmative steps to implement the integration plan. It vacated a district court injunction dismissal and prohibited further acts that could impede the mandated desegregation. The ruling follows arguments over using high schools for private segregated instruction and allows a private school corporation to intervene if legally entitled to use public school facilities.
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Orval F. Faubus
Willy Interation
Fovls
Two Killed Five Hurt In Route 218 Crash
Two people died and five were injured in a Saturday night head on collision on Route 218 south of Waynesburg. Victims identified as Shiey K. Delaney of Waynesburg and John Dewk of Tea May West Virginia. Driver Myron Lighter, 17, of Sycamore was hospitalized with injuries.
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Shiey K. Delaney
John Dewk
Tea May
Delaney
Myron Lighter
Sycamare
GOP Rebuilding For Big 1960 Comeback
GOP state chairs chart a plan to revive after last week’s losses. Some favor returning to conservative roots of Robert Taft era, others push modernizing the party’s appeal, and a few expect a Democratic stumble to aid Republicans. Nixon seen by two chairs as key to leadership, governors cited as successes in redrawn strategy.
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Weir Party
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Hell Own
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Defaut Vicw
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Williamt T. Broamtyde
Dal Sesia
Dennis 4
Lawrence Plans Tax Study To Reach Six Hundred Million
Governor elect David L. Lawrence considers appointing a blue ribbon panel of tax experts to study revenue needs and propose a fair tax system. The effort could target up to 600 million dollars, with bipartisan support and a focus on broadening the sales tax to cover new needs.
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Priest Wins Peace Prize for 1998 Nobel Honor
Father Pire, a Belnian born in Dinant, wins the Nobel Peace Prize with a -227 prize awarded by the Norwegian committee. The 1998 award honors his years of aid to Eastern countries and humanitarian work through Europe at the Heart group. Ceremony set for December 12 in Stockholm.
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Miaise
Ax Nissal
Sweden
Alfred Nobel
Iir
Father Pire Way
Sarthe Dominican Conv
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Hberty
Stockiimlin
Ask Funds For Yule Lights Campaign Gains Local Support
A cooperative drive led by the Chamber of Commerce seeks funds by November 15 to install Christmas lights from Pleasant to Sovilly street and on First Avenue. Participating firms include Penelec Aero Raymond Corry Jamestown Ajax Tyon Walks and Thomas tickle. Excess funds will fund decorative items. In a separate note, Michael J O'Neil, 46, died in a vehicle crash near his home in Pleasant Mill when his car struck a whisky pole.
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Penelec
Aero
Raymond
Corry-Jamestown
Ajax Tyon
Thomas Tickle
Pleasant
Sovilly Street
First Avenue
Main Street
Pleasant Street
Chamber
Pittsburgh
Michael J O'Neil
Aido
Pleasant Mill
Haine Atone
Woman Hurt In City Crash
Mrs. Mena Loveland, admitted to Carry Memorial Hospital, was injured in a city auto crash on North Center Street at 2:60 p.m. The drivers were Kenneth Loveland, 43, and Robert Lawson, 20. Lawson’s car rear ended the Loveland vehicle at a traffic light. Mrs Loveland, in the right front seat, was thrown forward. Property damage estimated at $385.
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Carry Memorial Hospital
North Center Street
Kenneth Loveland
Carry
Robert Lawson
Wes Frederick Ftreet
Lawson
Loveland
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Columbus
No Home Mail Delivery On Veterans Day
Post office will not deliver home mail on Veterans Day. James Sullivan, postmaster, says office hours 8 40 to 10 a m. City collections will be made and business and industrial firms may pick up mail at the window. Special delivery letters will be delivered.
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Onsovow
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Sea Board and Wester Airlines Constellation Crashes on Takeoff
A Sea board and Wester Airlines Super Constellation crashed during a training takeoff at Idlewild Airport. Airline officials said all five crewmen escaped unhurt.
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Wester Airlines
Idiewild
Army Plans Moon Shot
The Army advances toward its first moon rocket launch with components already shipped to Cape Canaveral. Maj. Gen. John B. Medarts says the program is on schedule and a December attempt is likely, following Air Force trials that fell short after Pioneer 1 reached 78,000 miles but the later rocket fizzled and burned up.
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