Vote Near On Compromise Atomic Plan
United States and allies push for a near unanimous vote on a seven power plan to create an international atomic agency. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. presented revisions after talks with Andrei Vishinsky. Russia favored fewer invitations to the conference and wanted no limits on who could attend.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Eisenhower
U. NS G0 Nation
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Russia
West
Lodge
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinskey
Vishinsky
U.N
Red China
International Atomic Agency
U. N
Security Council
Christmas Seal letters go out to Corry residents
Christmas Seal letters will be sent next week to Corry and nearby areas following a planning meeting led by D A Hillstrom, chair of the Corry Christmas Seal Committee. The meeting covered past work and plans for next year, with a mobile chest x ray unit set to visit Corry on December 4.
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Corry
D. A. Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Ora Harper
Keneth Winter
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Society
A. B. Tate
Duriigg
Association
Firemen to Host 10th Anniversary Convention Here
The Stanford Hose Company of Corry plans a joint Diamond Jubilee celebration and Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen's Convention next July or August. Ray Laurie confirms rumors and says exact dates will be announced by the firemen's association, with committees formed and a possible partnership with the Junior Chamber of Commerce for planning. The event will bring fire fighting groups from across the northwestern region and culminate in a parade of equipment and members.
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Stanford Hose Company
Corry
Ulso
Pennsylvania
Iis
Ray Laurie
Volunter Fire Department
Firemen's Association
Laurie
Repairing Hearts In Many Ways At Surgeons Week
Atlantic City reports optimism as surgeons describe advances in heart defect repairs. Techniques include using donor arteries, synthetic tubes, deep cooling to protect the brain, heart lung machines, and temporary cardiac support from a parent donor during procedures.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American College of Surgeons
Harris B. Schumacher Jr
Indianapolis
Schumacher
Three Jets Collide Kills One Pilot at George AFB
In Victorville California three Air Force jet intercepters collided during a routine Air Defense Command flight. One pilot was killed and two others were hospitalized with shock and minor injuries. The two surviving pilots were 1st Lt Archie Ridall of Shippensburg Pennsylvania and 1st Lt Carl Fechner of Alta Vista Kansas. The identity of the dead pilot was not released.
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Victorville
Calif
Air Force
San Bernardino County
Archie Ridall
Shippensburg
Carl Fechner
Alta Vists
Kan
Witlheld
British Ratification Of Paris Pacts Assured
London reports Britain won parliamentary approval for the Paris arms pacts to rearm West Germany. Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden led the drive for bipartisan support as Labour split, with Aneurin Bevan abstaining and several Liberals voting no. The government argued direct Soviet talks should wait until ratification solidified West Germany’s integration with NATO.
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Associated Press
London
Paris
West
Germany
House of Commons
Churchill
Anthony Eden
West Germany
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Linborie
Abatainers
Britain
Western
Europe
Cohen Favored for Pennsylvania Attorney General Post
Harrisburg report says Herbert B. Cohen a York attorney, 54, is the front running choice for Pennsylvania attorney general in Gov elect George M. Leader’s administration. Senator Joseph M. Barr backs Cohen as a trusted friend and political mentor. Barr notes inaugural plans, fundraising, and the potential impact on cabinet appointments, with mentions of Dilworth and Governor Fine.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Herbert B. Cohen
York
George M. Lradat
Joseph M. Barr
Cohen
Barr
Lender
Goliye
Capitol
Zomba
Wil
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bury
John 5
Fine
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Gov. Fine
New A Bomb Test Planned for Nevada Next Spring
Atomic Energy Commission schedules new atomic tests in Nevada next spring. Harold Goodwin deputy administrator of the Federal Civil Defense Agency says the tests will be the biggest yet for civil defense with more technical tests and more civil defense representatives than any previous atomic tests.
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Battle Greunn
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Harold Goodwin
Federal
Civil Defense Agency
Goodwin
ABC
Cigil Defense Agency
Churchill Party Wins Election in Liverpool West Derby
Churchill's Conservative party wins the Liverpool West Derby by election as J. W. Woolkunt defeats Labor’s R. Fenton to fill the vacancy from David Maxwell Fyfe's elevation. The result signals perceived support for the government amid wartime leadership and public interpretation of the Johurehiil administration.
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Liverpool
Enygkind
Churchill
House of Commons
West Derby
J. W. Woolkunt
R. Fenton
Ste David Maxwell Fyfe
Ex-Corry Man Held on Rape Charge After Jamestown Arrest
Pvt Frank La Roy Hillman Jr 24 and his 16 year old girlfriend were jailed in Mayville after appearing in City Court on a second degree rape count. Hillman, AWOL from the Army, brought a New Jersey girl to Jamestown. Police linked a suspicious car to Hillman leading to the arrest by city detectives.
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Jamestown
Frank la
Roy Hillman Jr
B.D. Con
Heartwille
Mayville
Hillman
Jo Large
Northy Main Street
Fuliman
County Kilmer
No 1
New Jersey
Pity
Gil
Two ships crash in East River with no injuries
A Japanese freighter Melring and Mari and the Panamanian Lake Charles collided south of the William Street Bridge in the East River. The Lake Charles was towed near Manhattan and its crew of 27 evacuated by fire ladders as the bow settled in 20 feet of mud. Harbor pilot Ralph Olbmixys refused to discuss the cause pending a full report.
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New York
East
Lake Charles
National Star Refining Copier
End Walkout at Buddle Red Lion Plant Reached
An Independent Union and striking workers reached an agreement ending a walkout at the Buddle Red Lion plant, a maker of automobile bodies and other parts.
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Philadelphia
Red Lion
Buddle
French Leader Promises Backing for German Pacts
The French premier pledges approval of German agreements and outlines a cautious, pragmatic approach to easing Cold War tensions with the United States and the Soviet Union. He stresses ratification of Paris accords and hopes for peaceful coexistence despite lingering distrust.
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Russia
U S To Build Radar Stations Along Canadian Alaskan Rim
The United States and Canada agree to proceed with a permanent distant early warning radar system along the Canadian Alaskan frontier. The plan envisages U S responsibility for construction and installation with Canada participating, and an unofficial estimate of about one billion dollars for the project. Defense officials say funds are available and more will be requested in the next budget.
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Washington
United States
Woshington
Otmina
Canada
United Braves
Defense Department
Hermann Field Arrives in Zurich For Reunion With Wife
Hermann Field lands in Zurich for a reunion with his wife Katy after five years in Communist Poland. Swiss police shield him from reporters as officials bar media at the airport amid a hush hush arrival.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Hermann Pield
Katy
Poland
Field
Wd Slater
de Riale Field
Urbana
Gunnels
Frey
Permarin
Dain Ab Ws
Prague
Fixie
Pallce
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Fyancen
Wills Herman
Cleveland
Elsie
Prsliner
Vienna
Avvieh Lanlight
Donovan
U.S
Zuviah
Termin
Hermann
Miyalater
Uney
Noel
US Office of Strategic Services
Herth
Horta
Hungary
Old
League of Nationa
FBI Probes Dynamiting of Coal Train in West Virginia
FBI agents opened an investigation into the October 20 dynamiting of a Gherry River Boom and Lumber Co. coal train and the October 30 attempted dynamiting of a Baltimore and Ohio service near Tioga Creek. One person was killed in the October 20 blast.
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Associated
Frome Webster Springs
W. Va
FBI
Fred Halford
B ‘Share
Pittsburgh
Yeaturday
Gherry River
Tioga
RCA Named In Anti Trust Suit
The Justice Department filed a civil case in New York against RCA alleging monopoly of radio television patent licensing since 1984. Co conspirators include American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric Bell Labs General Electric Westinghouse and others. RCA allegedly holds about 10 000 patents and enforces a package licensing policy.
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Washington
Wharti
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Chargini Tie Company
Radio-Television
Gleneral
Rogers
Federal District Court
New York City
RGA
Lung Manufacturing
Americas Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Western Electric
Bell Telephone Laboratories
General Electrie Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
New York
Scissors Linked to Sheppard Case May Be Found
A Cleveland trial update reports a set of surgical scissors with initials MJ 3 and the name M Shepard found near Arbushus Lake was examined as a possible murder weapon clue in Dr. Sam Sheppard's retrial for Marilyn Sheppard's death. Police noted blades did not match a pillow imprint and an inventory of Sam Sheppard's bag could reveal missing instruments.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Suman Hayes
AU Bay Vinn Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam
Robert F. Schonke
Aquind
Nttle Sherry Gynn Babcock
Michigan
Gollie Wabcock
Elkhirt
Ind
Sheppard
Samuelle Sheppard
Babcock
Elkhart
Robert Oldones
Arbushus Lake
Traverne City
Mich
M Shepard
Samuel R. Gerber
Stephen A. Sheppard
Starilyn Reese Sheppard
Senators in recess as censure showdown on McCarthy steadies
In a one day recess the Senate debated censure of McCarthy amid controversy over his conduct before a subcommittee. Senators Fulbright Lehman Knowland Morse and others sparred over timing and path to a vote before the December 24 adjournment.
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McCarthy
Lehman
Knowland
Washington
Sen
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Lib-Ny
Doclure
Benale Ellections
Ralph W. Zwicker
MckCarthy
Senate Investigations
California
Congress
Walbright
Morse
Ind-Ore
Sen. Flanders
R-Vb
Jenner Jh-Intl
Dirksen
Jenner
Vo Son
Gontiue
Low Bids Entered For Area School Construction
Harrisburg the State Public School Building Authority received bids for a new secondary school in Warren County. Mayer Bros Altoona bid general construction 799000 heating David Brown Bradford 114762 plumbing Brown 96689 electrical Bevevine Helck the Go Warren 38888. An auto killed Angelo DiPietrantonio 7 Greensburg last night on the Lincoln Highway near his home.
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Harrisburg
Ares Join
Warren Cqunty
Mayer Bios
Altoona
David Brown Bradford
AUTO
Greensburg
Angelo DiPietrantonio
Sresnaburg
Lincoln Highway
Hinghome
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