Vishinsky's Body Flown Home For Funeral
The body of Andrei Vishinsky, 70, dies while drafting a U N statement on Eisenhower's atomic energy pool plan. His body will be flown to Moscow for a state funeral with public viewing denied. Jacob Mail will represent the Soviet Union at the U N until the transfer of duties.
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Russia
Ike
Associated Press
New York
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Jacob Mail
Atlantic
Soviet Union
United Nations
Vishinsky
Park Avenue
U N
Iinister
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
M. O. Pervukhin
Andrei Gromyka
U.N
U. N
Eisenhower
China
Iat
White House
Dulles
Washington
United States
Kremlin
Soni
Kosoff
New York State
Milton Helpern
Findley Lake Residents Face Water Level Fight
Findley Lake residents debate rising water levels triggering wide comment. Firemen agree to assist property owners by spraying weed killer if allowed by the New York State Conservation Department to protect fish life.
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Findley Lake
New York State Conservation Department
Greek Shipping Tycoon Sued By U S Government
The United States filed a 20 million dollar suit in U S District Court New York against Aristotle Onassis and associates for alleged use of American war surplus vessels. The government seeks earnings from 16 ships obtained from the surplus fleet through allegedly misrepresented American control. Indictments exist for fraudulent acquisition with aliens in control of purchasing firms.
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Assucmveu
Washington
Aristotle Socrates Onnasis
Alty
William P Rogers
U. S
New York City
Onassis Group
U.S
Onassis
Chare~ing
Justice Department
United States
Two Men Arrested In Warren Dope Case
Warren officials deny a large dope ring but report two teens held for allegedly possessing and distributing one quarter pound of marijuana. A Clarendon 21-year-old and a 22-year-old Sheffield man, one pleading guilty, face hearing before Justice Tracy Greenland. Police and federal narcotics agents led the investigation with state troopers.
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Warren
Meyer Kornreich
Mike Egan
Burgess William ©. Rice
Warren County
Clarendon
Buffalo
Sheffield
Jack Kiipy
Pennsylvania
Don Gilling
Brockway
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Pittsburgh
U S Plans Broader Aid To Latin America
Secretary Humphrey announces policy shift at the Inter-American Economic Conference in Quitandinha Brazil. He reads Eisenhower message pledging substantial lending to reach hemisphere goals and strengthen partnership with Latin American nations.
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Humphrey
U. S
Brazil
Hemisphere
Associated Pr
Quitandinha
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Latin America
Eisenhower
Thumphrey
U.S
Henry Holland
Inter-American Affairs
United States
Washington
Essenhower
Fingerprint expert talks about cloth wipe and smudges in Marilyn Sheppard case
In Cleveland, a fingerprint expert testified that objects in the Sheppard home may have been wiped with a cloth the morning Marilyn Sheppard was murdered. Detective Grabowski noted peculiar linen marks on a living room desk and smudges elsewhere. He found no useful prints, only smudges, and described scratched lines on metal boxes as if a piece of paper was drawn through them. The prosecutor pressed whether a cloth could have been used. The state contends Samuel Sheppard staged the scene to resemble a burglary and murder health.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Michael G. Grabowski
Samuel
Sheppard den ‘Ing
Thoman J. Patrifio
Grabowski
Marilyn
New Area School To Open In January 1956
A January 18 completion date was set as Wayne and Concord townships met with Architect Walt Campbell to review 12 room building plans. The site near Spencer School on County Beaverdam road will be built of cinder block and brick, heated by two gas boilers, with fluorescent lighting and potential plastering changes. The Corry Area Schools Authority will fund via bond issue, and bids were to open December 15.
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Wayne
Hew
Gary
Spencer School
Cou'y-Beaverdam Road
Corry Ares Schools Authority
Concord
Jointure
UN OKS Eisenhower atomic plan after veto clash
The United Nations Political Committee unanimously approves Eisenhower’s atoms for peace plan. Five bloc nations backed Russia’s push for veto, while abstentions came from Arab and other states. The plan creates an international agency to promote peaceful atomic energy and calls for an international scientific conference before formal steps.
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Russia
Associated Press
United Nations
U. N
Eisenhowin
General Assembly
Fussto
Astunis
Eisenhower
Thnon
U.N
Press Hunt For 2 Missing Girls By Annotated Press
Pittsburgh police search for two missing 17 year old girls Ellen Plummer and Arlene McMillen. Ellen, a junior at Allegheny High School, did not attend classes yesterday morning. Arlene left for a dance in Castle Shannon and has not been seen since. Local mothers report anxious disappearances and police say no trace has emerged.
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Pittsburgh
Jean Plummer
Ellen
Jen
Allegheny High School
Arlene McMillen
Alibirban Rock Township
Castle Shannon
Leader to Commute for Inauguration Prep
Governor elect George M. Leader will commute daily between Harrisburg and his York County home as he prepares for his January inauguration.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
York Caunty
City Council to Decide 1955 Budget This Week
City council to discuss tentative expenditures for 1955 budget in first reading with Mayor Cherry noting uncertain final figure. Assessor Miller updates Fourth Ward property valuations as notices of assessment are prepared for all city property owners. hearings on tax revisions and appeals may be scheduled in December amid high complaint volumes.
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Olly Cowell
Sam
Bork T. Cherry
Plollurs
Thuis
Ue Tleennlal
Couneinen
Thestr Department
Assess
William Miller
URGE EXTENSION OF TARIFF PLAN AND LIMITS CALLED
Washington report detailing the Committee for Economic Developments call for a five year extension of the reciprocal Trade Agreement program with broader tariff reductions. The plan proposes extending presidential authority to cut tariffs up to 60 percent, with conditions to limit expansion and allow suspensions for nonproduced goods. Also notes a related page three continuation and a Catholic church obituary in Pittsburgh for Rev. Jabeick Healy at St Joseph’s Church Corneiple.
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Ike
Associated Press
Washington
Committee For Economie
GRO
Risenhower
Hixeriower
Congress
Yasentiower
CBD
Ay Vuretold
Cenl
Editorial Warns Corry City Hall on Wage Tax Costs
An editorial criticizes Corry City Council for considering a wage income tax without full cost analysis. It cites Finance Director Guy Abbey’s $45,000 yearly estimate based on $9 million in wages, notes higher local earnings, and questions potential revenue versus tax burden on residents and businesses. The piece demands clear budgeting and justification before enacting the levy.
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Iowa
Corry
Guy Abbey
City Council Approves First Reading Tax Ordinance
City council members moved a half of one percent wage and income tax for 1985 on first reading. Finance Director Guy Abbey offered a rough $45,000 estimate, with admitted lack of extensive revenue survey or solid forecast.
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Sone Ume
Thas
Guy Abbey
McCarthy Seeks TV Time to Address Senate Censure
Washington trusts bid by Senator McCarthy for NBC air time to address the Senate censure matter. He remains hospitalized in Bethesda for elbow treatment after reporting surgery, with debates on delaying the censure vote as he recuperates. McCarthy spoke with reporters and his wife at the hospital while images show his heavily bandaged right arm.
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Washington
Ma |Carthy
R-Wis
McGarthy
Jean
Brithesda
Naval Hospital
Dirksen
Macarthy
McCarthy
al Muto
Ilden
Senate
NBC
Survivor of blast killed in freak mishap in Maryland
In Clestertown and Georgetown, Maryland, a 64 year old survivor of a July 16 explosion at Kent Manufacturing Co. plant was killed when debris from wharf pilugs struck a bus carrying industrial plant workers. The victim was Mrs. Ward Bustow of Chestertown.
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Clestertown
Georgetown
Marwardt Bustow
Chestertown
Kent Maufacturing Co
U S fliers in China war crimes sentence reported
A Red Chinese military tribunal sentenced 19 American airmen captured during the Korean War to prison terms from four years to life. Four Chinese were reported executed as spies, with five others receiving prison terms. Names and ages of several Americans and exact sentence lengths were listed, tied to two incidents in Northeast China and a 1953 downing operation.
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London
Polping Radio
Peiping Byondenats
Col
Jonnienox Arnold Dr
Silver Springs
William H. Baumer
Lewinburg
John Thomas Downey
Connecticut
Richard George Fecteau
Massachusetta
Downey
Feiteal
China
Chinews
W Bay
Arnold
Eugene Joh Vandi
Clayton
Elmer Pred Llewellyn
Sould
Mont
Wallace Ly Brown
Banks
Ali
John Woodrow Buck
Armath
Wills
Penn
Sut
Howard William Brown
St. Paul
Mini
Aleman
Bleve
Edward Kiba
Akroti
Ohio
Alpmain
Harry Martin Benjasnin Jy
Worthington
Minn
Joh Walker Thompson
Orange
GM Pipes 50 Millionth Car in Flint Celebration Big
General Motors assembled its 50 millionth car at the Flint Chevrolet plant marking 46 years since the first GM car. The event spurred a nationwide celebration with parades and college bands as schools closed in Flint and civic leaders hosted visitors from 66 cities.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors
Chevrolet Flint
Planta
United State
Howe
Civic Am
Corry Considers City Wage Income Tax Ordinance
The article details a proposed wage income tax for Corry, taxing all compensation earned within the year with April 30 filing and quarterly payments. Employers bear filing and collection duties, with exemptions where earnings come from outside the city but taxes stay local. Council, led by Safety Director Robert Price, advances the measure amid broad scope and enforcement provisions.
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Robert Price
Abbey
Wight
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