Nationalists Reject Compromise Plan To End Formosa Strife
Nationalist officials reject Dulles proposal to pull troops from offshore islands while warning the United States may not honor its pledge. Chiang Kai-shek criticizes any reduction of forces and the talks in Warsaw are watched for assurances. President Eisenhower supports not concentrating 100,000 troops on Quemoy. In Los Angeles a boy alleges a harsh spanking at school by a principal, prompting calls for a city attorney hearing.
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Taipel
Formosa
Dulles
United States
Washington
Quemoy
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Warsaw
Republic of China
Eisenhower
Chiang
Los Angeles
Billy Willoughby
Ruth Blanton
Billy
Associated Pros
U. S
China
Matau
Dillles
Sfill
United Tates
Reds
Dulles Jett
Quemoy and
Matsu
Eferisen
Driver Survives Train Collision in Centerville
Michael L. Groner, 21, of Marble Pa, escaped unharmed after his 1949 club coupe was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania freight train near Center ville. The car was dragged 75 feet and crushed. Groner, believed trapped, freed himself with help from rescuers and bystanders. Police noted the road unfamiliar to the driver and that he may have been ejected at impact.
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Glarion County
Centerville
Michael L. Gronet
Marble
Buells Corners
Pennsylvania
Groner
Corty
Ralph Nelson
Oil City
Gronet
Doe Licenses On Sale Monday for Deer Season
Harrisburg AP reports License 09 for the antlerless deer season December 15 17 goes on sale October 5 at county treasurer offices. The $115 license is valid only in the purchasing county and may be bought from authorized issuing agents. The department estimates about 350 permits will be issued.
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Doe
Harrisburg
State Department of Revenue
Eisenhower Nixon clash over method to elect GOP Congress
The president and vice president differ on how Republicans can win a new Congress. Eisenhower urges all Republicans to vote to secure GOP wins, while Nixon looks to attract Democratic support in key states like California. Analysts note registration gaps may shape outcomes in states such as New York and Delaware.
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Ike
Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Maine
California
New York
Arizona
Delaware
Silent Bank Bandit Flees With $5,000
A masked man wearing gloves and a checkered shirt robbed Cheltenham National Bank in Philadelphia minutes before closing. He emptied cash drawers, fled in a stolen car, and left with about $5,000 as FBI agents investigated the silent daytime holdup.
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Philadelphia
Monroe W. Lang
Cheltenham National Bank
Cassi
Anna Kirk
Mrs. Kirk
Long
Thomas Regan
Electric Company
Lok
FBI
Jack Frost Tries Hard to Finish Flowers in Cold Night
Weather report notes Mistair with a 27 degree blanket over the city and lower readings in farms. The weatherman forecasts changeable skies and cold with possible light showers and a trace of snow tonight. Temperature at 1 pm was 55 degrees and will not drop as low as 27 tonight. Last year’s low was 35 with a 67 high on the date.
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Jack Frost
Tuck bike explosion injures rider in Colorado incident
Rocky Ford Colorado reports a 100 pound inflatable tuck bike exploded while Pred Collins aged 25 rode it. He was hurled about 15 feet and sustained a brain concussion when the tire collapsed onto him.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Pred Collins
Collins
De Gaulle Visits Algeria to Outline Algeria Policy
Premier De Gaulle returns to Algeria to inspect troops and present a general policy statement on the troubled colony. He surveys Moroccan frontier troops as nationalist rebels stage isolated incidents overnight. The French leader signals rejection of independence while hinting at continued French rule and integration of Algeria into France.
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Algiens
Dé Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Tlaret
Paris
Olit
Cost Of UF Campaign Law
Campaign cost questions arise in health welfare fund raising. Corry Area United Fund leaders say an all in one campaign lowers costs, letting more funds go to services. They note a single letter or window poster covers all agencies, saving money across the drive.
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Corry Area
United Fund
United Campaign
Henry Ford
Corry
Ohe
Workers Freed From Landslide At Westinghouse Site
Two Pittsburgh construction workers were injured when a dirt slide buried them at a Westinghouse Atomic Division project in Harmarville Pennsylvania. James Clifford, 33, freed himself and helped Charles Addison, 42, before coworkers freed them. Addison suffered a fractured left hip and bruises. Clifford was treated for abrasions and contusions and released.
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Harmarville
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Atomic Division
James Clifford
Charles Addison
C. J. Goodwill Co
Addison
Citizens General Hospital
New Kensington
Slifford
U S Cautious On Red Plan For Ministers Meet
The United States showed caution toward a Soviet plan for foreign ministers to meet on nuclear tests. Washington and London planned to study the proposal after the Soviet note to the U S and British embassies in Moscow. James J Wadsworth was named to lead the U S delegation.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Geneva Oolli
James J. Wadsworth
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Britwin Fet
Britain
Waaama
Police list of safe bicycling rules for students
Cpl. L. J. Kelly releases a set of nine bicycle safety rules for school children. Rules include never pass a vehicle, avoid cutting in front, yield to traffic, use car signals, obey lights and stop signs, stop and look both ways, avoid weaving, and watch for vehicles backing from curbs and pedestrians. Two weeks report three near misses.
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M15
Cpl
L. J. Kelly
Kelly
Gas explosion injures 15 year old in Squirrel Hill home
A fireplace or gas explosion last night in a Squirrel Hill residence burned 15 year old Fred Cohen who went to the basement to fetch a book. He lit a switch and a blast occurred. He was admitted to Monotore Hospital in fair condition with facial and arm burns. Damage was estimated at 1 00 by five men.
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Presopumwa Viki
Squirrel Hill
Fred Cohen
Cohen
Monotlore
General Motors Strike Begins With Early Picket Lines
GM workers in Indiana Michigan and Illinois jumped the 10 am strike deadline and formed picket lines at the Delco plant Kokomo Indiana Fisher Body No 1 Grand Rapids Michigan and Electro Motors LaGrange Illinois The walkout comes as negotiators take a recess amid unresolved contract issues and follows recent three year pacts with Chrysler and Ford The UAW leadership says no postponement is planned though talks continue and some 250 000 GM members may be affected with IU E W workers adding about 20 000 if the strike expands
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Unos
Delco Radio
Kokomo
Ind
Fisher Body
Grand Rapids
Mich
Electro Motors
LaGrange
Chrysler
Pord
UAW
International Union of Electrical Workers
General Motors
General
US backs basic policy on Formosa and Nationalist China
Secretary Dulles sent Chiang Kai shek a covert message reaffirming Washington's commitment to its Formosa and Nationalist China policy. Chiang called Dulles remarks unbelievable while noting U S refusal to bargain with Reds over Quemoy and Matsu.
Dems Gain In Registration In Pennsylvania Primary Figures
Reports from 43 of 67 counties show Democrats registered nearly 5 000 more voters than Republicans since the May 20 primary. Incomplete data indicate a continuing Democratic lead in registration with gains of 93 8 8 from the primary enrollment and a Republican total of 260 166 fewer registrations.
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Pennsylvania
Onenor
Boy Kenneth Scott Found Near Portage Mountain
The body of 11 year old Kenneth Scott, missing for four days in Michigan's Upper Peninsula wilderness, was found today a mile from where he wandered into the woods.
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Brody
Ton Mountain
Mich
Kenneth Scott
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Gas Pedal Error Sidelines Studebaker Employee
Yi Lee Gene Bogardus, a Studebaker employee, was hospitalized after a new Blude baker Packard Lark car accelerated unexpectedly. The car jumped a gate and fell 25 feet into a shop, causing minor injuries with no serious harm reported.
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Presi
Yi Lee
Gene Bogardus
Bludebaker-Packard
Bogardus
Studebaker
Bogard
Sees Quick End for Formosa Crisis
Manila AP reports a former US naval commander expressed optimism for a quick Formosa crisis end. He cited easing Quemoy artillery fire and successful running of the Communist blockade as basis for his outlook.
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Formosa
Manila
Philippines
Bearkley
Quemoys
Formosa Plane Missing At Sea
A Chinese Nationalist flying boat with one person aboard and four U S service members disappeared near the Matsu Islands after sunset yesterday. Searchplanes and two U S destroyers failed to locate any trace after about 24 hours amid reports of bad weather and no fighter activity detected. The four U S military personnel were part of the U S military advisory team on Matsui, names withheld.
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Formosa
Taipei
U. S
Matsu Islands
U.S
Matsui
Woman Foiled in Suicide Attempt by River Rescue
A 21 year old housewife from Ingomar leaped from the 62nd Street bridge into the Allegheny River yesterday in an apparent suicide attempt. She was rescued by bystanders and taken to St Francis General Hospital in fair condition. Traffic Patrolman Don Farrar urged the victim as she struggled, then bystanders pulled her from the cold water.
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Allegheny River
Ingomar
BL. Francis General Hospital
Don Farrar
Filne
Nersby
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