Lebanon Tightens on Soviet Influence Amid Regional Tensions
Lebanon responds to Soviet influence with security crackdowns as arms caches and explosives are found. Reports cite neighbors choking on subversive elements and NATO ally concerns while Arab states realign against Western economic and military pressure.
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Sysin
Panniers
Minty
United States
Tram
Dayar Radio
Syria
Turkey
Sern
Israel
Eyrik
Abdul Hail Bata
Germans Mum On Halting Of Allied Trains
Western officials refused to confirm if they considered halting Allied military trains through Soviet controlled Germany. Reports say Moscow pressured on passport checks and military IDs at the frontier while Soviet demands hinted at restricting civilian movement.
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Germany
Berlin
West Germany
Fimsia
Bertini
Siice
Alchtly
Herly
Amy Ployes
U.S. de Department
Amecim Olteces
Risaluns
Seek Suspects In Gas Station Theft
Two women entered a gas station and distracted the attendant while one waited inside and the other remained outside. They allegedly stole oil and a quantity of smokey milsaltiie, as the owner and attendant reported the incident to local authorities.
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Uit
Hie Ytatan
Inairaner Company
Te ‘Athe 2
Fresh Hungarian Crisis Rails Against Nagy In Exile
Amid a Soviet backed crackdown and rising propaganda, Nagy faces fresh accusations of impossible demands on Hungary’s government. Kadár and government spokesmen insist Nagy is not permanently exiled, while debates swirl over his possible asylum and the risks of renewed Soviet intervention.
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Kudar
Fontey
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Faday
Nogy
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Red Tape Halts Talk Renewal On Dock Issue
A federal court halted renewal talks on dock wage negotiations as 60,000 longshoremen threatened a walkout. The International Longshoremen’s Association protested. unions demanded unified bargaining across East and Gulf ports, while employers pressed for local or regional deals. A court order blocked a national bargaining mandate and set hearings on injunctive actions this week.
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Hind
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Byran
Njurielion
Corry YMCA elects new board and plans cornerstone event
The Corry YMCA formed a full market board led by D Armour Hillstrom with William Teiby Mrs Olin Bricken and Lawrence Dole among appointees. A cornerstone ceremony is planned for December with a public invitation issued. The group discusses creating a full time secretary and possible sale of Y word ares on Wright street. UN news: South Africa calls for boycott of UN over alleged internal interference.
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Axu
Wren
North Center Street
William Teiby
Olin Bricken
Lawrence Dole
Lal Toke
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tNey
Harold “Michler
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Wielft
Leslie Lenton
Hic
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Wright Siest
D. Armour Hillstrom
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Two Corryites Bag Bears From Porch Visit
George Geer and his brother Lawrence of Corry bagged two black bears during a hunting trip in Jefferson County woods near Brookville. The first bear weighed about 185 pounds live, and the second roughly 276 pounds live with an estimated final weight over 400 pounds after dressing. Bill Blatt, returning from West Smith Street, also shot a bear nearby yesterday morning.
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Nimrad
Oltford
Geer
Rowan
Jefferson County
Brookville
Ger
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TM Blatt
West Smith Street
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Bill
UN Revolts Over Clearing Suez Costs Amid Crises
Egypt urged the United Nations to refuse payment for the Suez Canal clearing, with Soviet backed objections and pressure for Britain France and Israel to cover emergency force costs. The General Assembly debated funding, while Egypt resisted British and French offers to cover salvage and guard costs. National delegates discussed cost sharing as Egyptian defense forces withdrew and Egyptian authorities demanded accountability.
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France
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UN Force Nears Cease-Fire Line
Fragmented report notes UN troops edging toward a cease-fire front in Suez region as Maj. Burns discusses troop movements from Port Said and New York claims, while British, Egyptian, and French authorities debate expulsions and deployment plans amid ongoing Sinai tensions.
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Jo Wiski
Bugns
Sinai Peninsula
Teel
Hemp
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Artnor
W Gevatie
Costell
Gini City
Tommy Dorsey Dead At 57 in Greenwich Home
The famed bandleader Tommy Dorsey was found dead around 2 a.m. in his Greenwich Connecticut home after choking in his sleep. His estranged wife, age 19, was involved as divorce proceedings continued. Dorsey’s saxophonist and others testified about the dramatic scene, with investigators noting a note added to the missing person inquiry as the case unfolded.
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Conn
Énder
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Dettt
Dante
Dorné
Alope
Lornivy
Balthabré
Bagdie
Yorke
Army Ruling Limits Army Long Range Missile Role
War department policy bars the Army from developing or operating medium and long range missiles and from fielding weapons that could move large forces. The order, announced yesterday, assigns air force responsibilities for missiles and heavy lift, with the Army limited to aviation support and light mobility as the Pentagon aims to reduce interservice duplication.
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Delrose
Wilson
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Orster
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Maverin
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Nih
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Tony Rings
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Jeff
Alex Wiste
DE Defvyst
Reuben Roburtson
Robertioh Bild
Wilken
Aéfons
Congress
Robertson
Eisenower
Bew
Amy
Atorce
Mao Seeks U S Captive Release Through Talks
Mao Zedong voiced cautious optimism about releasing the ten Americans held in Chinese prisons. An interview quoted Mao saying progress depends on delicate negotiations between Washington and Peiping. Chow En-lai and Go Tie-wei leaders also spoke of improving relations and potential agreement.
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United States
China
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Malaparte
Allan
Peiping
Sith American Newsmbah
Catybodin
Chow Hathudrita Onis
Washington
Pelying
25 Killed As Plane Crashes Near Caracas Airport
A Venezuelan Linea Aeropostal Constellation crashed into Boe Chica mountain near Caracas while en route from New York. All 25 aboard died including 18 passengers, 2 infants, and 5 crew. Early reports vary on aboard count and emergency details.
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New York
Linea Aeropostil Venezolina
Marcel Gombalbert
Gallpan
Paitee
Mulauetla
Ie Ind
Tdle
Atlantic Ocean
New Jersey
Armstrong In Line For GOP Floor Leader
In Harrisburg a split group of Republicans in the 1957 state House caucus formed around Armstrong as a potential speaker and Johns as floor leader. Chairman George Bloom reported pre-caucus talks with state leaders and indicated decisions would come after GOP meetings. Key figures Sen. Taylor and Sen. Terger were named for pro tempore posts, with Helm expected to vie for speaker and Johns for floor leader as the party plots its organization for the 1957 Legislature.
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Armstone
Hep. Johns
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Jeuter
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Melmgant Johnson
George J. Bloom
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Johneon Red
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Bipot
Ben Murand House
Republin Polley
Marines Probe Murder Death by Own Action
An official report describes a fatal shooting followed by a suicide attempt amid a case labeled a murder probe. Names tied to the incident include Philip [last name], age 42, and Mary Merris say, 24, with Navy serviceman status noted for the latter.
Plan to Add Garbage Fees to Taxes Nears Passage
Taxpayers narrowly missed a two mill increase to fund city wide garbage collection. Layyrence Nichols, under contract for six years, supported the plan though bidders would be sought by readvertising. Nichols cited 300 accounts and collection gaps, noting $15.60 yearly for residents and higher charges for mercantile firms. The shift would affect homeowners and large real estate taxpayers, with concerns over who would receive service and where waste would be dumped.
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Nichols
Council
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Washington Street
Humber
Harbage
USA
Sewage rate decision moved to contractor Gilbert and Associates
City Council failed to reach a measurement plan for a new sewage tariff and transferred the task to Gilbert and Associates, who set charges when the new treatment plant opened on West Main Street. Other actions included lighting fixtures for $555.20 and painting for $919, plus procedures on delinquent property tax collections and city finacial roll adjustments.
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Gilbert and Associates
West Main Street
Upp Council
Thomas Tilckle
Roy Mather
Council
Clty Enginent
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Brown
Winds Up Sixth in Informative Business Sessions
About 160 attendees participated in the sixth meeting of a series aimed at shaping a statewide program. Officials led questions on the content and pace of the envisioned chamber program while emphasizing guidance to craft concrete proposals.
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Die Gurgauber of
Piacesplanal
Mumiteriul
Nike
Chamber of Counties
Rudy
Stewart Lah
Mandgit
Cnimber
Council Hears Budget Plan With Pay Hikes debated
City council met to review next year’s budget amid talk of a $20 monthly pay hike for most permanent city workers and a 10 cent an hour raise for hourly staff. Officials expect a near final form by tonight as department heads submit projections to Finance Director Abbey.
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Indnstrieht
Comeil
Qualie Ukely
Guy Abbey
Abbey
Earl T. Cherry
Stanford Hose Company
Commril
Il Dows
Bethlehem Steel Chief Sees 50 Percent Capacity Rise
Arthur B. Foren of Bethlehem Steel Corp said a 50 percent expansion of technical capacity is needed within 15 years if current growth continues. The plan envisions a total annual output of about 200 million tons, 70 million more than now.
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Bouiyoun
Arthur B. Foren
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Thvestment Bankers Association of America
Two Convicts Escape from Penitentiary Incident
Two inmates fled the backview Sluis Penitentiary in Sellefonte Pennsylvania yesterday after a fire. One inmate surrendered last night. authorities identified him as James W. Pon, 33, of Williamsport serving 7 to 15 years for assault, battery, and robbery. Gerald D. Powell, 28, of Jersey Shore, is believed still at large as search continues. Guarded by officials, the incident prompted steps to pause and Lt. Johnston provided updates. A separate note mentions a government contract for a private caterer at Harrisburg.
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Johnston
Fenlovdi
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