Violence Spreads as Hong Kong and Jerusalem Battle
Rioting erupts in Kowloon as British troops clash with anti foreign mobs amid tear gas and gunfire. In Jerusalem, UN ceasefire tensions flare with exchanges of fire near Tel Aviv’s border. casualties mount on both sides as reports conflict over who holds the high ground and the extent of Jordanian losses.
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Hong Kong
Police Heads
Kowloon Mainland
Preax
Rod Witers
Spd
Sham Bul Posvetor
Kowloon
Pacific
Calvert
Guln
Gardiner
Dotlara
Gove
Shinn Shui Po
China
Mmung
Britain
Jerusalem
UN Cea
Tstel Tenops
Tarnell
Jordin
Kalkilyeh
Tt Nld
Judear Hills
Tel Aviv
Jordan
15Rae
Tarueli Planta
Lerkels
Burn
Deaserthre
Taruell Sourclx
Kulkiyeh
Tore
Casstles
Teraeli
Teraelis
Alaska election results show Democrats leading in most races
In Juneau Alaska Democrats held leads in most contests as votes from tribal and remote precincts trickled in. With 161 of 241 reporting, Democrats led 30 of 39 races, while Republicans remained strongest for Territorial Senate and House seats. Several holdovers kept Democrats in control. one Senate race saw Republican challenger lead. A Democrat appears set to represent two victors and one representative headed to Congress to push statehood.
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Juneau
Alinka
Tutsciy
Irene
Ithe Mouse Rave
Ted
Burt Fete
Hojenate
Comeresy
Fiymyn Gillam
Alumus
Conurens
Miey
Senate
Holst
Two New Troopers Assigned To Corty
Two new troopers join Corty barracks, joining Ronald Cromere and others. John Fisher and Harry Ubo recently completed training, expanding Warren Police coverage and allowing extended patrols into dated rights, per station reports.
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Corty
Fisheen
Pied
Evi
Hubley
Tle
Erie teen beaten with rubber hose by father jailed
Authorities report a 13 year old boy was beaten by his father with a red rubber hose, sustaining severe bruising and leg injuries. Detectives evaluated the case with hospital and police witnesses, while the suspect is in custody awaiting indictment.
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Erie
Huy
Agarn
Grant Sil Andi
Ier
Nick Bute
George Ruben
Penn
Jenne Mequald
Youtmster
Jett Teg
Nye
Lotte
Niobe
Linn
Children Held By Terrorists In Italy Week Vacation
In Terrazzano Italy two berserie brothers armed with weapons took 497 children and teachers hostage at Terrazzano School forcing a week long stay. Police stormed the building as one brother was killed and the other wounded leaving several students and staff needing medical exams for injuries or trauma.
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Terrazzano
Italy
Tuichers
Thorlttes
Ihe
Weld IV Paltow
Cavulda Fanue
Ariana
Gevalia
Haruthe di Ibe Dag Wan Prethy Binnia
Pugla del Garswire
Arturo
Eisenhower Defends H Bomb Tests Stance at News Conference
President Eisenhower rejected Stevenson’s call to end H bomb testing and said the administration has done all possible to place the device under international control for peaceful purposes. He insisted internal affairs are the campaign’s paramount issue and said he would be willing to appear before the UN if peace with justice can be achieved.
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Washington
Elzenhrower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
America
Stevenson
Seattle
Ian
Fils
Blevenson
Senhower
Eienhower
Five In Family Die In Blaze At Stratford Home
A mother and four of her children perished in a house fire at an upstairs bedroom in Stratford suburb. Mrs Florence Talbot and her 11 year old daughter Patty were among the victims, along with sons Thomas 21 Robert 73 and Jack 2. The blaze started near a kitchen oil burner about 12 45 a m. Fire Chief Theodore Lockwood reported.
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Stratford
Conn
Wiethe
Uhls Bedgeport
Denise
Florence ‘Talbot
Patty
Thomas
Robert
Jack
Theodore Lockwood
Wilderness Route Up For Study
The Keystone Shortway route across Northern Pennsylvania between Sharon and Stroudsburg is discussed before the Bureau of Public Roads. George Williams heads the engineering office and will meet with a delegation of supporters led by Warryiiarver Uradford the Pennsylvanian leader. The plan links to the new interstate highway program with federal funding and a 10 percent local cost share.
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Washington
Pennnsylvania
Sharon
Stroudsburg
Bureau of Public Roads
George Williams
Warryiiarver
Uradford
Tehat
Bharon
Gemudsburg
UN Talks Stall as Suez Dispute Persists
British, French, and Egyptian ministers meet again with UN Secretary General Hammarskjold amid no progress on Suez. Heheld talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov and Yugoslavian counterpart Kuze Popovic. Britain denies new plan, says policy unchanged, while joint communique vows continued pursuit of international central proposal from London conference.
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Security Council
Himmarskjold
Dimitel Shepiloy
Suez
Shepilov
Hamarskjold
Yinoskiy
Kuea Popovic
Hammarskjold
Algoute
Christin Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Nasser
Lloyd
Newemnen
Pineau
London
Compique
Adlai Moves To California In New Vote Bid
Adlai E Stevenson shifts campaign to California to win Galiforpia's 32 electoral votes after Oregon Democrats urged him to seek the state. He spoke from Portland and tackled Eisenhower on labor, social security, and unemployment, accusing the administration of indifference and favoring big interests. Stevenson planned a nationwide radio broadcast from San Francisco at 8:40 p.m. to outline his care proposals.
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Oakland
Calif
Adlai E. Stevenson
Galiforpia
Oregon
California
Portland
Gre
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Eisselhiower
Herbert Hoover
Innadinge
Madison Avenue
Ralf
aWitt
Bellrd
Dixon-Yates
Hells Canyon
Tding Power- Co
Stevenson
Nilevision
San Francis Ra
Britain tests atomic bomb drop over Australia
British air crews test dropp ing a hydrogen bomb over the Maralinga range in southern Australia. Officials say the operation was successful and prepare for potential use if war arises. The event marks Britain’s push toward delivering a working thermonuclear weapon with four hundred jets participating in the exercise.
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Australia
Britain
Maratinga
Io Sritain
Milk Dealers Fight Commission Over Control Rules
Seven Pennsylvania milk dealers told Dauphin County Court the State Milk Commission unjustly bars their sub dealers by not providing for Westmont and other areas. They claim the order fixes prices below market, harming wholesale to retail transactions. Commission counsel argues sub dealers must be supported by regular dealers, while the court weighs the arguments amid the long-running dispute.
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Schrackenpaust
John P McShearn
Commission
Nowanan
U S Leader Claims Global Lead In Nuclear Power
Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis Strauss says the United States is the acknowledged world leader in nuclear power and development for peaceful uses. He cites 30 reactors operating or under construction and plans for full-scale civilian use, responding to critiques that the U.S. lags behind the Soviet Union in atomic progress.
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Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Strouse
New York Board of Trade
Adil Stevensons
Bullalhy
Seciet Union
Risen Jhower
Privat
Strauss
Kiser
Action Against Corryite Files Suit in Belo County Court
The case names Corryite operator and driver as defendants in a $2,000 claim for pain and suffering. Wires reveal a collision where a truck was struck, with alleged negligent driving by Eric de Wilt and involvement of Arthur Apthorp and Charles Henry Construction Co. The suit seeks damages for loss and injury arising from the incident.
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Guiies
Belo
Ae Corny
Cide Feuil
Ly W. Crumess
Corty
Daniel Apthor
Crown Theerie
Charles Henry Constructio Co
Eric de Wilt
Baugh
Jay
Atomic energy plant debate to underpin regional meeting
Delegates to an upcoming international atomic energy conference will visit Beaver County to inspect the proposed nuclear power plant site and its windings. Officials say the event will focus on safety, construction plans, and regulatory standards for the project.
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Bhumincport
Rule Tannery Can Be Sold As One Unit
In 1840 a court case determined the Rule Tannery in Warren and Erie counties could be sold as a single parcel. Sheriff John Coates gathered a 12 jurors to decide if selling portions in both counties would reduce value. They ruled affirmative, granting power to merge the entire parcel into Erie County property pending court approvals.
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Citizens National Bank
Warren
Erie County
John Coates
Coates
Erle County
Erle
Warreri
Soldier Beats Gas Chamber In Rape-Slaying Trial
A seven man five woman jury convicts John Rase Jr in a rape and murder case in Fairfield Cons. The verdict follows a four hour and forty minute deliberation. The jury recommends life imprisonment, sparing the death penalty. Defense contends defendant was driven by frustration and explosive outburst.
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Avira Casey
Colvettnty
Demmirid
Army Pro
John
Rase Jr
Convicwid
St. Fail
Minny
Ink
Anne
Fairfield
Jenlenby
Tn Olen
William “Bloffers
Miss Blioy
al Barby
Monterey Iist
Jiu
Aire Tio
Eireinnatyne
John Shepard
Keive
Surplus Food Registration Set For Saturday Here
A county wide surplus food registration session will be held Saturday at the municipal building. All recipients must sign up to receive food and present security cards and employer information. Distribution is planned for Wednesday at the Armory with income and employment details reviewed to ensure eligibility.
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Ilfe
Ils
Frie
Speth
Wah
Hove
GOP Begins TV Campaign featuring Dull on air
The GOP launches a television and radio push ahead of the election with U. S. Senator James H. Dull seeking re election appearing on a major telecast. Bloom, the state chairman, says the plan includes broad air time to critique President Blornhowen’s Lenora and promote GOP aims across counties including Philadelphia and Allegheny.
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Dute
Ubemninlite
FuStbiNwt
TAN P
Bloony
GOP
Critiquing
Blornhowen
Flavin
Tessier Veeelwihiur
Emuy Bir
Sylvaniy
Bretiverutte
Boy Run Over By Tractor Injures Local Youth
A boy named Ronald W. Henshish was run over by a tractor at Britton Rimwood, RB, Bosruis bur, last evening. He remained in satisfactory condition at Gotry Memorial Hospital after admission around 7:30 PM following the accident in which his father was helping him. An x ray showed no definite left-temporal fracture, and hospital aides reported the boy’s condition as stable.
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Ronald W. Hesuisti
Migwid
Keay Hennish
Britton Rimroid
Bosruisbur
Gotry Memorial Hospital
Tie Way
BOV
Jim
Atd
Artis Aceldunit Vietin
William Jacobs
Vans Hult
Gow
Jurobe
School Directors Answer Suit
Fragmentary text shows a suit involving a Mary Stown of Union City and school district officials. It notes a payment or award of 83,700 in Wags TeVEr Fued Med UO the LAS year. Directors reportedly terminated service under unclear proceedings and references to legal actions and personnel matters.
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Mary Stown
Union City
Settlement Reached in Corry Case After Collision
A settlement was finalized in the Corry case involving Blakestow of Corry City and others, following a collision with a car driven by Walksler. Details of the agreement were not fully disclosed.
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Corry
Hell
Blakestow
Corryshy
Conrad
59 Air Force And Navy Men Aboard Missing MATS Transport
An overdue MATS transport with 59 air force and navy personnel aboard vanished after hours in the air near London. Radio contact was lost over the Atlantic region as rescue efforts focused on possible crash sites. UK militias and Allied forces pursued the search while officials evaluated last-known positions and fuel endurance.
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Air Force
Navy
MATS
Larenheath
Military Air
Rrispork
al Porce
Dily
Faltarid
Alea
London
Bie
Land's End
Britain
Partie
Bawk
Tony Fio
Americay
Wopiaid
Azores
Filane Wits
Mats Hive Shiree
Cassingt
Gribh
Survey of Area Farms Reports USDA Review in Crawford County
Field representatives from the Department of Agriculture plan surveys across Crawford and four neighboring counties to assess crop conditions and determine if federal aid is warranted. The effort follows reports of unusually heavy crop losses and seeks to gauge whether conditions justify disaster assistance.
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Meadville
Department of Apriculture
Crawford
Jossen
Henry Juhgatt
Carpol J. Kearns
Erie-Crawford-Murcor
Harry Wo Fragen
USDA
Patnins
Eric Merrir
Voahnh Iit
Nike
Hele
Watriet Oy
Usaistii
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Williem Rowyumince
Hirks County
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