Jordan Charges UAR Aggression Reaches UN
Jordan presented to the United Nations its accusation of United Arab Republic aggression after Syrian MIG fighters forced back King Hussein's plane over the UAR Syrian Province. Parliament approved two resolutions calling for an Arab League emergency meeting and possible Security Council action.
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Amman
Jordan
United Nations
United Arab Republic
Hussein
U.N
Arab League Council
Samir Rifai
Husseini
Europe
U.A.R
U.ar
Syria
U.R
Rifai
Parliament
Dag Hamma Akjold
Security Council
Vordaman
New York
Council
Arab League
League
Cairo
Cairo Radio
Tax Appeals Board Ends Hearings On 1959 Assessments
The Corry Tax Appeals Board concluded hearings with several property owners seeking reductions. A. M. Lilz on North Center street appealed despite not filing in writing, asking for relief from a jump in assessment for a partially completed three store building. Fred Lauer on Concord street sought a lower assessed value for land and building, while Nathan Reich on Park street appealed the Park street home and related land and building figures.
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Corry
Lilz
North Center Street
Fred Lauer
Concord Street
Nathan Reich
Park Street
Buddy Poppy Sale Yields $110 For Legion Auxiliary
Last evening the American Legion Auxiliary reported about $110 collected from last week’s Buddy Poppy sale. About $50 will stay in Corry for the local unit. Ten percent goes to the Pennsylvania Child Welfare Department. prizes awarded to top sellers Josie Mal Hick and William McKay, and Rex Theatre tickets given to all participants.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Corry
The
Legion Auxiliary
Pennsylvania Child Welfare Department
Josie Mal Hick
William McKay
Rex Theatre
Kinley Denies Tax Increase For Next Year
Mayor Kinley states no tax boost is planned for Corry residents next year while council weighs 1953 outlays. He cites a modest budget buffer and cautions results depend on department economy and millage decisions amid changing assessments.
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J. Fred Scimiey
Council
Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals
Corry
John Freno
Kinley
Preno
Guy Abbey
UN Debate On Space Ensu es
United Nations opens debate on space control with East West tensions. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin to open discussions linking space questions to Russia's Cold War demands for banning foreign bases. The United States seeks a peaceful use commission and opposes a dual ban on military space use and foreign bases.
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United Nations
Valerian Zorin
Russia
United States
Forélun
Europe
Middle East
Ayfira
Soviet Troops May Withdraw From Germany
Premier Otto Grotewohl stated that the Soviet Union plans to negotiate withdrawal of troops from East Germany. The move aims to pressure the United States Britain and France to withdraw troops from Western Germany and Berlin.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Germany
Kremlin
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Germany
West Berlin
Washington
London
Grotewohl
Russia
German Democratic Republic
Grotewoht
Unemployment Claims Dip in October for Corry Office
October reports from the Corry Pennsylvania Employment Service show 283 fewer claims under all compensation programs. The ex servicemen plan began October 22 but limited data exists. Job openings remain scarce, with no local occupational shortages, and weather trends forecast slower construction, harvesting, and processing.
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Cony
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Jamies A. Roseberry
Corry
Roseberry
Erie
Communists Hold Fire On Quemoy Even Days
Report from Formosa notes shore batteries near Quemoy delaying shelling on even numbered days despite Peiping threats. Nationalist defenders stay ready while Red guns fired 83 shells on Tuesday and have continued intermittent bombardment since August 23.
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Yatpel
Formosa
Quemoys
Quemsoy
Red
Quemoy
Strike Closes Chrysler Plants Across Eight Sites
Chrysler Corporation halted operations at eight auto and truck assembly plants today as 8,000 office workers and engineers joined a strike. Defense production, missiles, and other defense items continued, while UAW leaders urged nonenforcement of picket lines amid shifting closures.
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Wesnuittar
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Becaus
Lecduse
Polio Case Count Reaches New 1057 High in U S
The Public Health Service released new final figures showing 5 485 polio cases in the United States for 1057. It marks the highest annual total since 1942 when there were 4 167 cases.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
Soviet push for disarmament talks in Geneva and UN
The Soviet Union urged discussions on disarmament at a Geneva summit, UN sessions, and the Western powers faced resistance to Moscow’s format. A joint communique with Khrushchev and Gomulka called for a summit to address urgent disarmament issues, while Moscow pressed for steps linked to Geneva talks in a note to the U S embassy.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
United Nations
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Warsaw
Soviet Foreign Ministry
U.S
Moscow Radio
Boviet
Vassili
West Shore players aid youth in mountain rescue near Pine Grove
West Shore high school football players aided a Chambersburg youth who fell about 60 feet on Paul's Steeple road in the Pine Grove area. Delbert Rock, 16, was taken to Carlisle hospital with a possible skull fracture after rope failure during the rescue.
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West Shore High School
Chambersburg
Pine Grove Pinnace
Delbert C. Rock
Carlisle Hospital
Robert Davis
Rock
Chambersburg Civil Air Parol
Paul
West Shore
Laurel Lake
al Magneils
Wormleyshoro
Thoas E. Bowman
Gary Reeser
Camp Hill
William O'Brien
West Fairview
Lewis Stalls Coal Wage Pact Talks Amid Demands
John L Lewts stalls negotiations for a coal wage deal by demanding a industry relet to handle common mined coal about a fifth of the nation's total. He informally sets January 1 as a deadline for soft coal contract. The Times says a New Year shutdown of many mines is unlikely. The talks have not yet produced wage terms.
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Lewis
NEW York AP
John L. [Lewts
Newsoft
Comnion
New York ‘Times
Times
Findley Lake School Faces Threat of Closure
The Findley Lake school, linked to the Clymer district, teeters on closure as overcrowding forces transfers to Clymer. With 64 students in a two room building, officials consider adding a wing or closing the school. a building meeting and tele education review are planned.
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Inet
Findley Lake
Clymer Board of Education
Clymer Central School
Hubert Biwn
Maude Skinner
Iirst
Clymer
Pindley Lake School
Chiss
Raymond Willink
Tele Education Department
Hunters Admit Slaying Warden On New York Estate
Two New York City hunters confessed to killing a game warden after refusing a bribe to release them following a poaching arrest on a 3000 acre estate near Patterson. Martins Anzalone 20 and Mario Sesta 17 told investigators they shot Clarence Smith 28 in the back from close range during a reenactment at the estate of B Arthur Cusbin board chairman of American Bakeries Co. Smith had previously jailed them for poaching and they were fined ten dollars each.
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Vanman
New York City
Liem
Pole
Marti Atzatone
Mario Sesta
Putnam Couey
Angalone
Anzalone
Sosta
Smith
Justice of the Peace
Facts and editors vow to stay the course in crisis
South Editor Says Facts Hope In Crisis. APME president Coleman A Harwell urges reporters to present accurate complete facts as the only path to solutions amid school integration tensions. Speakers stress community service and indispensability of newspapers as editors gather for the 25th anniversary convention in French Lick.
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South
Kench Lick
Ind
Associated Press
Coleman A. Harwell
Nashville Tenney
APME
French Lick
Harwell
APM
Ben Reese
Ssory
The
American Institute At Columbia Unity, Said & Community
Said Reese
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Louis M. Lyons
Nieman Foundation
Harvard University
Lyons
Harvard
Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson
Space rescue satellites eyed for emergency mercy missions
Space scientists weigh rescue satellite options as a hypothetical attacker or malfunction could leave a ship off course. Experts like Norman V. Peterson of Lockheed discuss rendezvous, emergency repair trucks, and mercy ambulances in orbit to avert disaster.
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Gran
Norman V. Peterson
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Weigh Charge In Auto Crash
City police weigh whether to file charges after an auto collision on West Pleasant street last night. Drivers were Charles Huffman 28 of 373 West Pleasant street and Helen Tinko 17 of 01 West Pleasant street. Huffman allegedly stopped suddenly. Tinka horn sounded to go around. No injuries. Huffman car damage $10. Ayers family owned the second vehicle with $100 damage.
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West Pleasant Street
Charles Huffman
Helen, Tinko
West Pleasant’ Street
Pleasant Street
Tinka
Huffman
Claude and
Charles Ayers
Liberty Street
Miner Held In School Blasting Probe In Osage
A 26-year-old coal miner from Osage is held on an open charge in the Osage School bombing. Prosecutors say the blast is linked to integration tensions. About 20 FBI agents aid the investigation as insurers assess damage ranging from 250000 to 600000 dollars.
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Waunuantown
W.ve. Cap
Osage
Stanley R. Cox Jr
West Virginia
Hnve
FBI
E. Hugo Winterrowd
Pittsburgh
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