Refugees From Hungary Set for New Homes in U S
In Vienna an American effort moves 60 000 Hungarians toward resettlement as about 2000 refugees prepare to depart. The first group of 18 passes through Schwechat Airport en route to McGuire Air Force Base and Milwaukee for relocation. Officials report offers to aid up to 8 000 Hungarians and note rapid placement abroad.
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Vienna
Hungary
Amutican
Atlantic
Preston
Austria
Rusia
Fiat
MRCOG
Haw Horns
Jobert Aluteia
Tnten
Vienni
Schwechit
Planetonelillid
Milwanken
Viena Tn
Chile
Eixenhower
State Department
Americus
Thy Varad
Eden's Illness Sparks Ouster Call in Britain
London reports ailing Prime Minister Eden facing renewed pressure as doctors order tests. The cabinet met amid questions over his ability to lead, with Labour pressing for resignation and Conservatives wary of leadership doubt amid a prolonged crisis. France Soir suggested Eden's health crisis could trigger political downfall. The government holds a fragile majority in the House of Commons and any move to replace him would shift power amid ongoing debates.
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London
Pres
Fedow Eden
Kana W
Udine
Britain
Eden
Francett
Labor
Eden Faas
Paris
Nbwapanes Frajee Soir
France
Soipald
Wonadir
Cotimons
Labor Party
Route Still Undecided on Keystone Shortway Plan
Washington officials debated Route 6 plans for the Keystone Shortway, weighing economic benefits and tourism impact. Federal highway administrator Volne and state leaders discussed retaining Route 6 with scenic access while evaluating northern corridor alternatives and toll revenue implications.
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Wablington
Moanaylvanin
Sharon Lo
Miiné
Feder Highway
John A. Volne
Atin Ted
Richards
AVI
Ham Co
Davin
Hooreniry
Enmayiwanti Department
Cam
Mite
Sil the
Sharky
Gonte
Uni- Fuiwette Mithiye
IL Confair
Williamsport
Confair
Shall City Okay Asphalt Sidewalks in Business District
The council discussed paving Washington Street sidewalks with asphalt, weighing the need for maintenance in the busy business district against previously limited paving to residential areas. A test basis plan was considered, with financing issues and a request from GG Murphy Co. for payment delays outlined, while other agenda items included snowplow bills and a temporary building lien if needed.
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Aldawikey
Olly Connell
Sinswete
GG Murphy Co
Washinton Streat
Averil
Lft
Cony Aah
Bloun
Job
Charles Bark
Hiurst
Severn
Ithe Grain
Discuissinie
Chaves “Thompson
W. Waterhouses
Downer
Lunoft
Fire Ghith Ray Laltirtie
Stanford Hose Company
Polish Riots Reported Across Poland and Moscow
Vienna dispatches describe demonstrations and clashes in Poland amid Soviet involvement. Students and workers clashed with police in Bromberg and Allenstein, as crowds greeted Wladyslaw Gomulka in Moscow on a return trip. Observers note tensions persist despite purported agreements, with limited troop withdrawals and continuing ideological strain between Warsaw and Moscow.
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Vienna
Austria
Poland
Communist Party
Moscow
Wiest Gond
Todiy
Bromberg
Cild
Warsiw
Lief
Wladystawy
Gomi
Warsaw
Gomiskit
Hietsvemlin
Montis
Croyde
Saylee Union
Furnace Theft Report From Pittsburgh Home
Miss Robinson reported a staged furnace theft after two men installed a different furnace days earlier and returned claiming the original was faulty they removed the new unit and stated bolts had to be changed police confirmed details with her lodger who corroborated the incident the home now contains the original furnace.
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Miss Robinson
Mist Robinson
City Council To Tackle Next Year Budget
City officials anticipate a near term budget meeting with a special session Monday to shape the year financial plan. The council hears reports on revenue sources including property tax and school levy funds and discusses personnel costs and city salaries as part of the preliminary budget review.
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Cormy
Ily
Will
Deytha Verrtutve Tandgel
Olnin Yeier
Smith
Counc
Tayelver
Elly
Iria
Seboolk Jowre
Levy
Pueno
Cly
Cole
Tilly
Hay
Incanrate Hiss
Couinelt Spason
Ikea
Beavers Feted At Moose Club Grid Banquet
Local Moose Club hosts a banquet honoring Beaver football players with tribute speeches from community leaders. Organizers include Kiwanis Rotary Lions and the Chamber of Commerce. Editorial notes mention a 1980s era football season and remarks by club officials and local sponsors.
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Moose Club
Sinee Akai
Prio
Yoana Wilbn
Davis Tap
Sy Corry Elyle
Aitions
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions
Beaver
Chamber of Con
Hileh
Virions Fcbata
Cory Chamber of Commerce
Prinreedings
Howard Len
The
Duyeres
Ue Conchingalath
Arthur Law Fell
Lions Chit
Corry
Tom ‘Thangsiv
First Men To Live There At South Pole Base
Readable fragments describe U S colonization efforts at McMurdo Sound Antarctic. Navy Seabees establish winter camp and conduct first experiments amid extreme cold. Commander Ditto leads Operation Deepfreeze as scientists join for ongoing polar observations from a base near the pole.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Biche Navy Seabeen
Seabees
Richard A. Bowers
Vpn Navy
Havyla
Pak
Selva
Phe Pagty Davies
Gaul Siple
Washington, D.C
Navy
UN Debates Egypt Force Leave After British French Withdrawal
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold backs demand that the UN police force leave Egypt amid deadlock on a broader ceasefire. Britain France and Turkiye oppose rapid pullout while UN and Egypt bargain on canal security and troop withdrawal.
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Dag
Egypt
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
France
Tarnel
Hammersigjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Haypt
Tunel
Gaza Strip
Egypts
Sinai Peninsula
Clemrnnes
Selwyn Lloyd
Pinenth
Strikers Urged to End Talks Amid Picket Border Tension
Report from Page Five details strikers told to stop fiddling around as talks between unions and employers falter. Mediation efforts led by Foobert Moone yield no breakthrough, with walkouts by dock workers at Hart-Cuir-cownt escalating. Authorities warn of potential government intervention if tensions rise further.
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Imai
Tuias Nojoliatola
Taternationy
Tonenhinymyne Association
New Yorke Siupihiiyes Association
Tynkliak Sassion
Foobert
Ledosid
Fiji
Elian
Ieee
Brinks
White House cancels press conference assigns Cabinet meeting
President Eisenhower cancels his weekly news conference and schedules a Cabinet meeting for tomorrow. Presidential Secretary Hagerty hints at a possible Friday White House conference but avoids details while declining comment on the agenda or any link to Congress or international issues.
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Thablb Beureuaiba
Donisha
Tiernhown
Washington
Burning Tree
Marviind
Trimbolt
Norstad Assumes NATO Command Amid Crisis
The article reports General Norstad taking command of NATO at Supreme Allied Headquarters amid a tense global scene. It notes rapid military posturing and calls for unity as Allied forces reassess arms control and readiness. The piece highlights Allied leaders urging restraint while preparing for possible escalation.
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Panis Rey
Alfred MM Yuenther
Hje
Tenalior Alantie Patronuseky
Hwee Getty
Nik NATO Issih Gayttinie
Inhlamning
NATO
Anne
SpohQeut
City Pledges Support To CofC Drive
City leaders and 30 representatives from industrial plants, business groups, and civic organizations pledged enthusiastic support for the Chamber of Commerce Pace With Tomorrow program at a special Citizens Advisory Committee meeting. Mayor Fail T Chevy opened the session, with General Char on Roger Brown detailing the chamber’s background and Long outlining the expanded work plan and budget needs.
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Vianamis OF Commerce
Roger Brown
A. Hillstrom
Olin Bricken Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Cam- Phot
Mildoan
Phairmid
My Bracken
Chamber
Sawyer
Citizens Advisory Committee
Chamber of Commerte
Tomonow
Thirly
Eltys Tidusteltl
Elvic
Neve Cam
Pnien
Soletars
Jwvith-Voromt
Fail T Chevy
General Char
Stow Vt
Manaken
Gene Emminson
Wit Hove
Chlowea
Hy Group
Rem Compalitian
Ites
Nit Ory Jayeuness Veadousbiys
Duck Hunters Bodies Recovered After Accident
Report details the recovery of two duck hunters found dead after a boating accident near Mont Bellefonte. The event involved Henna, Poenien, and other locals, with authorities continuing investigations into the cause and circumstances of the tragedy.
Norwegians To Enter Egypt Amid Port Said Movement
Norwegian forces under UN command prepared to move toward Port Said to deter hostilities with Egyptian authorities. The force, about 175 men and officers, would enter via Aliv Bulvels linking to the Suez Canal region as tensions rose around the area. General Dow Hammarskjold and other UN officials confirmed the plan amid reports of shifting troop positions.
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UN Pallee Tayor Cor Miunder
Novwiitian
MiNon Ind
Brulah-Fresely
Aliv
Bulvels
Suez Canal
Dow ‘Hammarsfjeld
Milk Truck Driver Killed In Crash
A milk truck driver was killed after colliding with an automobile on West Chester Pike in Chester County. The deceased was tentatively identified as Arthur “Strongren” of Chester Township, with initial police reports noting severe injuries and the investigation ongoing.
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West
Chepter Pike
Cheater County
Iman
Arthay “Strongren
Chester Houpiyes
Buc
Ph Reysbye
Willie Trek
Wittis Ryes Aueaot
Femor
Beatty
Refugees Assured Of Jobs Under Emergency Program
Washington reports 5000 refugees, including Tuligarian escapees, offered admission and potential jobs through a State Department emergency program. Officials say private welfare agencies cooperate to verify eligibility as the plan unfolds. A Hungarian escapee arrived at Giulie Air Force Base after a long transfer, with church and social groups preparing to assist.
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Washington
State Department
Maylready
Orises
Enormtel
Privath Weline
Tnt
Fiat Plane Fond
Gavryine
Excapece
Ilee
Nto Giulie Air Force Base
Jessi Fontorrow
Anit Chhuch
Wolface
Firemen Plan Annual Ball At Veterans Club Event
Firemen prepare for their annual ball at the Veterans at Foreign Wars Club with details on timing and attendees. The event aims to honor members and feature marching aid and social activities as the firehouse gathers for the evening.
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