Two Congressmen Detained In Berlin
Two American congressmen and their escort were detained for over four hours in the Russian sector of Berlin. Officials said East German police cited a two way radio equipped car and questioned the group at the Soviet War Memorial Center in Treptow. The incident raised questions about Allied occupation rights in the four power city and prompted U.S. officials to review East German law applicability to Allied personnel in Berlin.
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Can
Berlin
U. S
Step Marold
Ostertag
Edward P Boland
D-Maast
Jaie TD McQueen
Mullis
Pistol Point
Treplow
Germs
U.S
East German Republic
Early Deer Kill Sets City Record Amid Light Season Start
Early morning hunting opened with low visibility and scattered activity. A large buck weighing 185 pounds dressed was reported near Wattsburg, while other hunters posted 180 to 230 pounds live weight on the board. Different successes followed in Lattyville and nearby areas with several 8 to 17 point bucks and multiple trophies listed by names and locations.
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Heyyais
Wattsburg
Mike Mitenkanteh
Lyons Road
Union City
Resti Ued
Ropp
Benn
Bailey
Aunty Dingielder
Picciditti II
Richard King
Ted Hannah
Hemlock
Hard Rhodes
Blue Eye
Robert Ormsbee
Traffic Opens On Pennsy Line After Ore Spill
Buffalo railroad workers clear a derailment on the Pennsylvania line posting no definite cause yet for a spill of ore. About 1000 tons dumped from cars remain near the roadbed as cleanup continues and wreckage is removed from the tracks.
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Spring Creek
Lnk
Buffalo
Publisher Dies in Rome Trinly Daily Amelotry
Ray Vir Den, 59, longtime publisher of the Rome Tinly Daily Ametlowry and former advertising executive, died yesterday.
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Orrat Neck N
Ray Vir den
Rome
Tinly Daily
Ametlowry
Ght Op Trainkery
Twins Welcome Ninth Child In Ro Union City Family
Mrs. Floyd Goodwill of Union City welcomed her ninth child after a Saturday birth at 7:27 am. Melinda Louise weighed seven pounds, while Michael Lawts weighed six pounds ten ounces. The Goodwill family now includes five boys and four girls with the elder sister helping at home and the father working as a mixer truck operator for Zalwyck Co.
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Floyd Gadwill
Union City
Sever
Goodall Chideen
Melinda Louise
Oni
Michael Lawts
Goodwill Amily
Goodwill
A Zalwyck Co
Segregation Flares Up In Catholic School
In Lafayette diocese Louisiana excommunications target Catholics who aided a teacher accused by two women of assault and battery. Archbishop Rummel suspended services at St Cecelia mission after Black parishioners barred a Black priest from Mass, worsening racial tensions in the church.
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Erath
Ben Tine
Jules B. Jehnnard
Lafayette
Louisiang
Lalfl
Ett
Low
Menard
Emery Lilbbé
Our Study
Loilndes Churen
Ik Poy
Truman Denies Name Calling Incident in Nixon Report
The Los Angeles Times quotes former President Truman denying remarks about Vice President Nixon. A spokesman for Truman said he would never speak ill of anyone holding the office, amid reports of reactions to Nixon's 1968 campaign.
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HST
Associated Press
BOS Angeles
Jim Angeles
Texaminee Today
Quietex
Henry S Trumen No Weying
Richard Nixon
Amie
Los Angeles Times
Truman
Nile
Tyuin
Slater
Edwin Baio
Sluyinik
Nixon
Congresswoman Dies in McKeepsorn District
Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Human Catholic Church for Mrs. Vern Buchanay aged 53 who died Saturday after a lingering illness. She represented the state's 30th District and was honored by colleagues as a devoted public servant.
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Mckeesporn
Human Catholic Church
Vern Buchanay
Ossi
GOP Chairman Sees Eisenhower Run Again Possible
GOP national chairman Leonard Hall expressed optimism about Dwight D. Eisenhower potentially seeking a second term. He noted no firm promise from Eisenhower and emphasized the president’s recovery status after health issues. hall discussed political timing and farm and foreign policy ahead of the 1968 convention while avoiding commitments.
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Associated Press
Gettyeburg
Pi — Tephblsci
Leonard Wo Hall
Bienhower
Eibenhower
Ble
Halmet
Coulmance Biwn Fower
Alice
Sid Biseihower
F Dent
Hic
Janes GC
Hugotty Hall
Washington
Laws
Bue
Hall
Denver
Eisenhowdy
Nine Provident
Hull
Ig Waqounees
Mien Hall
Eisenhower
Eisrntiowar
OCCA
New York
Guy Averell
Wartimin
Sita
Maruman
New ‘York
Hivrimir
Hunter Shot As Season Opens Near St Marys
In Bik County about 20 miles from St Marys Pennsylvania a hunter was shot during opening season. The victim, identified as Lentner Lentee 9, from Iselln, was hit by a bullet fired from another hunting party. He was listed in stable condition at St Marys Hospital. The incident occurred in a wooded area as the season began.
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St, Marys
Iselln
Henyity
Bik County
Lenter
St Maryh
Wise Piercer
Deer hunting opens with large turnout across countryside
Thousands of hunters venture into woods and hills as deer season opens. Vehicles and gear crowd highways while shops report strong sales of hunting items and licenses amid misty dawns and brisk winds. Local schools and parochial institutions close for the day as rural communities prepare for hunting crowds.
Weather Cited For Three Crashes In Area
Traffic accidents reported across the region include a collision on Route 0 near Union City involving Wendall Nichols and Theodore Lev. Damages are listed at substantial sums and one driver is hospitalized for injuries.
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Higley
Yester- Iny
Nevordinie
ALMA
Drvinie Weston Railte G
Wendall Nichols
Unie City
Vnal
Dilven
Theodore
Lev
Bele
Albee
Girard Nilidind
Corey
Words Fail But Shot Does Not Incident Report
An incident near 400 Wane Columibuw Averiuw involves a vehicle and a person named Watkins Phot, with police and a diver Lip noted. The narrative describes threats and a tense scene at a residence, detailing police response and a late night confrontation around 12:90 am yesterday.
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Phiy
Warle
Joy Ori
Rey Chirk
Columibuw
Averiuw
BMW
Tito Regime Announces Economic Policy Shift
Belgrade report says Yugoslavia will push consumer goods and food production while de-emphasizing heavy industry to raise living standards. Tito vows rapid gains in domestic balance and inflation containment, with upcoming visits to Ethiopia and Egypt.
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Associated Presa Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tio
Polley Hilt
Hoviel
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bilganin
Pebritry
Nikita Khrushchev
Malenkov
Tito
Axpect T
Socialist Alliance of the Working People of
Foreign Ministry
Ethiopia
Haji Selassie
Egypt
Gumat Abdel Nasser U8
Siud Dulles
Belgrade
Omra
Tyrael
Warn Against New Ailment At Medical Meeting
A report from the American Medical Association meeting notes concerns about a newly warned intestinal ailment linked to prolonged use of strong irritant cathartics. Doctors are urged to avoid fixed regimens and to consider alternatives to prevent serious conditions, with the gathering set to begin tomorrow.
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Boston
University of
Bulilo
Hunter Wounded by Stray Bullet in Hunting Accident
Bloom sburg Pa Clute Woodside 27 Duniville was seriously wounded by a stray shot today during a deer hunting accident. A companion Heiboe vrounen was uninjured. The wounded man was taken to Danville General Hospital.
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Bloomsburg
Clute
Senate Republicans Await Hearings Before Backing GOP Sales Tax
Senate Republicans shelved support for the 2 percent manufacturers excise tax plan until after public hearings Wednesday and Thursday. Leader Mahony said party unity on the House passed income tax substitute would hinge on hearing outcomes and broader industry impact.
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Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate Repulicans
Mahany
Senate Republic Fioor
Pennnsylvania
Mahony
Senate Finance Committee
GOP
Niewsmith
Crehan
Lancaster
Taylor
Mihany
Policy Committee
Girls Kill Matron and Escape From Summit County Detention Home
Five girls tricked an elderly matron, killed her, and escaped from the Summit County detention home in Akron. Two 15 year old prisoners surrendered later. three others, Ruth Beichler, Shirley Shiner, and Zelda De Cost, remain at large as deputies close in near Akron airport.
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Sovarawa
Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Mer Guin
Margaret Nicholson
Ruth Beichler
Shirley Shiner
Zelda de Cost
Bula Bont
Print House
Behinds
Hew
Shemi
Ralph Roe
Buick
Sid
Tive
Tad
Steals Radios But Leaves Loot Cops Recover Two Sets
Elgin resident Cas Muller reported two stolen radios from his Ford cars dated 1941 and 1948. Police recovered the engines and left the radios with owners as investigations continue.
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Roy Pence
Beanie Saughl
Corry
Tookingy
Cas
Muller
Elgin
Seth
Plier
Emphasis Blamed For Mine Deaths In New Program
Harrisburg Secretary of Mines Joseph Kennedy cites excessive emphasis on anthracite production as driving deadly mine accidents. He notes 40 deaths in October end and compares yearly totals to prior periods, urging safety over output to curb fatalities.
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Harrisburg
Joseph
Kennedy
Wisynore
Mikchin Bole
Todd
Hold Parley On Education
Washington held a four day White House Conference on Education with about 1400 cross section attendees including mothers fathers teachers and business leaders. Delegates reported state conferences neared consensus while many meetings dissented on federal aid to schools and funding options and provisions varied by state. President Eisenhower launched the national effort about a year earlier to gather information for reform with speakers including Vice President Nixon and others outlining debated points.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Lilmud
Nixon
Mercury Dips To 25 As Snow Falls
Snow shoils the region as mercury sinks to 25 degrees with a cold wave forecast. The Weather Bureau warns Pennsylvanians of worsening winter conditions and upcoming cold snaps across districts.
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Lamperstiire
Corry
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Howie
Levweinig
Werther
Thre
Noted Cartoonist Dies in New York at 83
Obituary reports noted cartoonist died in New York at age 83. He was a prominent member of the Architectural Profession League and published works between 1905 and 1913. The notice references his contributions to Bayina Crysur and Lewveiwallty NGL Prat.
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New York
Alber
Rinyur
Bell
Arhista
Leagie
Bayina
Lewveiwallty Ngl Prat
Wied Satieday
Local Legislator Promotes Ohio Plan Sales Tax Bill
Erie County Republican Representative W. W. Waterhouse said he will introduce a three percent sales tax bill crafted after the Ohio plan. He argues it could balance the state budget with fewer bookkeeping costs and has backing from Senate leaders, needing some Democratic votes to pass.
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Ohio
GOP
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
House
Erie County
Waterhouse
Rowland B. Mihans
Senate
Age
Clov
Leider
Becausst i
Sen Mahony
Alau Shiv Alors
Ties
Governon
Witeitiousse
Probe Shooting Of NAACP Leader Surfaces In City
A preliminary investigation into a Friday shooting targets a NAACP leader, with officials stating the case is active. The unidentified suspect list includes locals and the scene was near the Muloonston area with police tracing evidence at the hospital.
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NAACP
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