Egypt and Britain Seek Scale Back in Suez Talks
Negotiations on the Suez Crisis show Egypt and Britain offering limited concessions while UN mediation proceeds. British and French ministers meet privately as Dig Haminskjold guides a UN session with Pineau and other officials. Egypt agrees to cooperate under international safeguards for navigation and canal management.
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Egypt
Britain
Hoth Weyl
Meitain
Tolay
Suez
France
Addy
Dig Hamimarskjold
Chirtin Pineau
Seciity Couben
Mahowd Faywal
SGU
Wien
Pineu
Tummorskjold
Mide Ny
Leavin
Paris
Baya
Leader Meyner Skeptical GOP Clash in Oakland Rally
New Jersey Governor Meyner told a Borniberille family that Republicans aim to block reforms but Democrats can mobilize people’s arms and aspirations. He spoke before Stevenson at the Oakland Civic Auditorium as Goodwin Knight tours New Jersey for GOP support.
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Uaklaru
Garwin Goy
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Borniberille Faily
Adini Stevengan
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Oakland
California
Windy Knight
Serkey Tornvero
Notick
Westington
Cnbinik
Albert Gore
George Ledder
Pennaylvihia
Tedder
Sepinaylvania
West
Iraq Orders 3000 Troops Sent To Jordan Amid Tensions
Turbulent Middle East tensions rise as Iraq plans to send about 3000 troops into Jordan at King Hussein’s request to stabilize the country before October elections. Britain and the United States weigh tacit approval while concern grows over Egypt’s Nasser and regional rivalries shaping Jordan’s fate.
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Middle East
Iraq
Jordan
Washington
Faisal
Jordan Son
Hussein
Britain
Taranl
United States
Amiat
Gamiul Abdel Nasser
Nasser Long
Jordy
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Thussein
Traq
Nasser
David Traq
Prespec
Five-Year-Old Learns Of Blindness In Atlanta
Five-year-old Johnny Pale loses his right eye to cancer, left eye already removed earlier. At Grady Hospital his mother recalls doctors warning him about blindness. Johnny learns to navigate with a tricycle and sliding board while family supports his daily independence.
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Atlanta
Johhny
Johnny
Bessie Palr
Grady Hospital
Will Return Sleeper Cars Between Philadelphia and New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced plans to restore sleeper car service on the Philadelphia to New York line in October after protests over its discontinuation. Passengers would have needed to change trains in Philadelphia for New York. In Algiers, French forces clashed with uniformed rebels near the city, discovering a secret rebel hospital. six rebels were reported killed and two wounded on the French side.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
New York
Algiers
Algeris
Buses barred from taking Corry pupils to ball games
Corry area faces limited pupil transport as new state law restricts using school buses for athletic events. Local operators lack required licenses. officials doubt permits will be obtained. Costs stay steady at 286 for the special sideline service, with many students paying private fares instead.
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Corry
Unines
Vicente
Gary
New School
Corty
Ttn
T.e
FLW
Turben
Columbus
C. J. Frodethis
Rain
Hve
Frodelive
Herhlabonat
Develo Tato & Safety
Leading In Nation Polls Shows Narrowing Gap
A compilation of polls finds President Eisenhower leading Adlai Stevenson in many surveys but by smaller margins than in 1952. Some regional polls show Stevenson narrowing the gap, with variations across counties and publications, while undecided voters remain a factor.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Publi
Vanderbukreh
Indi
Wallace
Stevenson-Kefauyer
Stevenson
Gallup
Kenneth Fink
New Jersey
Fink
Fire drills mark swift exits at three schools during week
Jerome Davis and Jack Downey supervised Fire Prevention Week drills at Concord Wright and St Edward's schools as 210 St Ed ward’s pupils left in 1 minute 14 seconds, Wright School 500 students in 2 minutes 2 seconds, and Concord two minutes 5 seconds. Firefighters blocked an exit to simulate realism with No 3 pumper outside.
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Stanford Hose Company
Jerome Davis
Jack Downey
Concord
Wright
St. Edward's
St. Ed Ward’s
Wright School
Doctor's Defender Asked To Quit In Race Dispute
A Florida teacher, Mrs. Way, defends Dr. Deborah Coggine amid a dispute over her role as health officer for three counties. Way says she has been asked to resign, though she plans to continue teaching. Jefferson County School Board expects no further action. Way reports a retained contract and possible charges on a separate matter.
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Munlicelly
Ihe
Deborah Coggine
Wlo Way
Mon Hcello
Coggins
Florida
Way
Chatman LG
Mortis
Wir
Jefferson
Callken
Deadly Dump Truck Crash Kills Two Women Near Westfield
A dump truck veered off a steep bank to topple into a car carrying four elderly women near Westfield yesterday afternoon. Two passengers, Mrs Flora Hardenburg and Mrs Telia Knapp, both 84, died from neck injuries in the wreck. Two other women escaped with injuries while the truck driver, 48 year old John Settin of Dunkirk, was hospitalized in shock at Brooks Memorial Hospital.
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Laona
Flora Hardenburg
D Dughter
Westfield
Telia Knapp
John Setitin
Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Ethel Hopper
West
Soviet Woman Pleads Innocent in London Shoplifting Case
Nina Fonomareva, Soviet Olympic discus champion, appeared in a Magistrate's Court in London pleading innocent to 16 charges of shoplifting five cheap hats. She received an absolute discharge after paying three guineas. The case followed a disputed claim she bought hats and placed them in a bag from another store.
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Ondon
Nina Fonomareva
London
Nina
Sunother
Margaret Bolsen
Nin
Nini
Israel and Jordan Hold Heads Conference
Israel and Jordan authorities met today in Jerusalem to ease post raid tensions after a seven hour Israeli reprisal raid. A UN spokesman said Maj. Gen Burns and regional leaders discussed measures to calm the explosive atmosphere and prevent further border incidents. Jordanian officials appealed for Arab support to calm neighbors.
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Sausalem von
Ts Rie
Jordan
Jefi
BLM
Burns
Hussein
Ila
Firmivh
Teenager Held On Arson Charge in Washington County
Louis Young of R D McDonald was jailed in Washington County on arson charges after a blaze destroyed a bar valued at 92,500. The fire occurred Sunday night at Walk months bar where Young had been employed for four months. Authorities allege the incident caused about 970,000 in damage and that Young was arrested following a prior incident in Frank L. Gir’s jurisdiction.
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Washington, Pa
Louis Young
R. D
McDonald
Washington County
Advangees
Peter Pri
Young
Frank L. Girnow
Stile
Bivnier
David
Save Route 6 Fight Carried To Washington
Controversy over a northern Pennsylvania cross state highway reaches the U S Bureau of Public Roads after years of disputes and growing requests for funding. The Save Route 6 Committee has pressed for interstate status as part of a broader federal highway program expansion affecting miles of new construction nationwide. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
Iver
Pennsylvania
U.S Bureau of Public Roads
Newray
Bureau
Congress
Bureau Alendy
Pennsylvani Ciliation
Scranton
Tier
Straudsbury
Sharon
Twenpike Commission
Farauell
Dix
State Highways Department
Bern Sble
Gav
Louder
American Woman Sentenced as Spy by Israel Gov’t
Frances Tag a, an American woman from Huntington, W. Va., was found guilty of spying for Syria. She received two sentences totaling three months and one year to be served concurrently in Ramleh Prison, while U.S. officials consider clemency or an appeal.
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Thepuonendt
Syria
Ramleh
Jarard
Frances Taga
Huntington
Washington
United States
Tarwell
Miss Hayyn
Courk
Chest Appeal Opens Here October 18 for Community Chest Drive
Community Chest set to begin October 18 and run through October 31 with a goal of 17 048. General Chairman Harold Mischler announced the campaign, urging in person and mail contributions and noting plans for direct mail appeals to reach the goal. He emphasized the community’s duty to support neighbors in need and hoped the drive would go over the top.
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Wurne
Harold Mischler
Muni
Wil
Ghent
Mishler
Nuir
Methodists Consider Big New Addition
The First Methodist Church discussed a proposed 9140,000 expansion at a congregational dinner attended by 142 members. Plans call for 85,000 for a north side addition, 6,000 for furnishings, and 29,000 for organ rebuilding, pews, redecorating, and rent. The plan will be reviewed by the Official Board before presentation to the congregation, with a film after dinner titled Martyred Men shown by a mission group.
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First Methodist
Disney
Alruetire
Rural Corry Area To Have New Fire Unit
Rural Corry area forms Elgin Hengerdam Hose Company as temporary volunteer unit. Roger Vandercoy named president. Frank Stuveman vice president. William Tord secretary. Howard Ladd treasurer. Dues set at 88 per year with 95 percent paid. Donations reported. Next meeting planned at 8 o clock Thursday to pursue charter.
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Jogiana Beaveruen
Elgis-Hengerdam Hose Company
Roger Vandercoy
Burgess
Elgin
Wadnesdisps
Crete
Frank Stuveman
Bmaverdairr
William Tord
Sec
Returys
Howard Ladd
Wittburie
New Safer Surgery Stops Heart For Eight Minutes
A described new technique allows the heart to be stopped for eight minutes during surgery to enable access and repair. Blood flow is halted briefly, enabling surgeons to view and repair the heart, then blood flow is restored for continued operation.
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San Francisco
UI — Intermis
Missing Air Transport Crew Probe Shrinking SOS Signals
A U S search in the Atlantic north of the Azores failed to locate a missing US Air Force transport aircraft. Eighty aircraft from multiple nations scoured the area as SOS signals traced to life raft transmitters. the plane vanished en route from the Azores to the United States with 59 crew aboard.
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London
Giauntle
U. S
Azores
US Militiey Air Iransport Service
Ayores
Air Force
United States
Britain
Wn Navy
Eatry
New York
Webet
Cnila
Bubip
Kres
Transat
Lakenheath
Ingland
Agores
Lincoln
Neb
Shannon
Holand
Alveratl
Fkr
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Meyner
GOP
Negris
Walter Barker
Deiver
Paula Wolf
Adolf Hitler
Berchtess Daden
Germany
Miss Wolf
Hhose
Hitler
Orden
TRE
Talkdmy of
Israel
Atlantic
Gov't
Villegloduy
Findley
Proliet
Tesperu
Lense Lund
Suiokernvar
Poznan
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