Suez Toll Dispute Triggers New Western Blockades
Washington reports on the United States and Britain clashing over Suez tolls amid UAR negotiations. Dulles and Secretary Seay discuss toll funding and Egypt’s control of the canal, while Britain and France resist paying until a settlement with Nasser is reached. The disagreement centers on who should bear costs for canal services and the impact on American shipowners.
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Washington
Camal Abdel Nass
Lutupen
Btate
Dulles
Brilih Foren
Seayyi Tilly Ji Dillerly
Suez
Lloyd Ia
Egypt
Sure Canal Co
Manwer
Nasser Dulles
Reyal
White Britiin
France
Waplom Gceniols
Greene
Two Killed as Vehicles Burn in Roanoke Area Crash
A multi-vehicle wreck near Montvale Roanoke left five bus occupants injured and the bus driver killed. A pickup also burned, three other drivers injured, and fire crews fought the flames as responders worked the scene. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a fatal bus crash with surrounding vehicle fires.
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Noanoke
Urvek
Montvale
Carl Simson
Ries Road
Arn Witla
Mitch
Roanoke
Tay
Jasnoh Tike
New Gondon
Willa E
Tami Oi Phasim
Wurna
Navy plane crashes in Antarctic kill three
Washington reports a Navy flight crash near McMurdo Sound during a South Polar expedition killed three officers and injured others. Six planes landed safely despite severe weather as crews attempted a landing amid whiteout conditions and poor visibility.
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Antarctic
Washington
Girrylie
Hilkyenr
Oethers
Navy
New Zealand
McMurdo Sound
Fuarotle
David M. Carey
White Plains
N. Yu Aviation
Marion
Maze
Waxham
N.C
Avin
Corry State Police Nab Larceny Suspect After Crime
Corry state police captured James Yarborough of Kentucky less than an hour after a 20 dollar theft at Jimmy's Sunoco Station Erie. He was found near the Mike Melnik farm between Waterford and Mill Village with a companion, as authorities pursued a suspected holdup tied to a migrant farm worker ring. Police broadcast descriptions and set roadblocks across northwestern Pennsylvania, including Butler Kane and Mercer, based on a temporary plate and owner checks.
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Corry
James Yarborough
Kentucky
Lawrence Park
Ianoceny
Erle
Everett Ruska
Theodore Voss
Mike Melnik
Waterford
Mill Village
Jimmy
Sunoco
Erie
James Haney
Haney
Pennsyllvania
John—Hornick
John Fisher
Melnik Farm
Department of Revenue
Harrisburg
Yarborough
Butler
Kane
Mercer
Elvis Presley Involved In Gas Station Fight
MEMPHIS (Tennis) A service station clash drew a crowd as Elvis Presley returned from a tour and asked to check a gas tank. Ed Hopper, Aubrey Brown, and Presley were charged with assault and disorderly conduct after a scuffle that left Hopper with a facial cut and Presley claiming self defense after Hopper allegedly brandished a knife. Police intervened and broke up the fight as witnesses recalled the events.
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Memphis
Black Eye Torlay
Elvis
Palvis Presley
Ed Hopper Hiecame Iate
Presley
Hoppe
Aubrey Brown
Bruns Mel Carroll
Hopper
Presey
Harvey Hutt
Policie
Hutt
Preatey
Hut
Brown
Seth
Fire In College Dorm Kills Three Blamed On Arson
Three University of Idaho students died in an early morning blaze in Gault Hall dormitory housing 130 men. Fire chief Smith called it possible murder by arson, with investigators led by Prosecuting Atty. Lloyd Martinson. Victims identified as Paul Johnson of Davenport Washington, John Knudson of Idaho Falls, and Cliff Schuldberg of Tereton Tycho. One student allegedly trapped in halls and a third suffocated in the shower room. Three other students burned but not seriously. The fire was reported around 2 10 am by a student in Upham Hall.
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Memew
Idaho
University, of Idaho
Fife
Cit Smith
Smith
Gault Tall
Fostill Smith
Wis
Lloyd G. Martinson
Paul Johnson
Davenport
Wash
John Knudson
Thlaho Falls
Tolalio
Cliff Schuldberg
Upham Hall
Political World Sparks Campaign Talk in Indiana
In Gary Indiana a political column critiques Republicans for luring vice presidents and questions their electability. It references President Nixon and President elect prospects while noting reactions from workers farmers and small businesses. The piece mentions Senator Steveninn and a campaign attack tied to the presidential race.
Eisenhower Continues Attacks on Stevenson Draft Views
President Eisenhower presses attacks on Adlai Stevenson over military draft and A bomb policies as he travels from Portland to California. White House aide James Hagerty signals another round of criticism to shape the Democratic nominee's campaign. The Los Angeles Hollywood scene and California trip set the stage for further political messaging and potential televised remarks.
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Portland
Ore
Eisenhower
Ower
Adlai Stevenson
Havels
California
Unitar
White Jowles Press Secreta James
Stevenson
Yin
Glllies
Campeini
Sleeper To Big City Resumes As Fast Time Ends
Sleeper service to New York resumes with daylight savings ending. Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new schedule allowing sleepers to run straight through to Philadelphia and New York, with changes affecting Williamsport Erie and Willi amsport arrivals.
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Big City
New York City
Corry
Cara
New York
Kaleen Willameport
Philadetsnia
Williamsport
Erie
Williemsport
Chest Drive Reaches 4431 On Opening Day
Corry Community Chest opened its drive with 6431.95 in gifts toward a 37046 goal. The first donation came from G C Murphy Co via Richard Grimm, with many gifts from local firms banks utilities and residents. Campaign chair Harold Mishler said a shorter drive will still aim to reach the goal and keep periodic progress reports.
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Citys Community Chest
G. C. Murphy. Co
Richard Grimm
Banka
Red Feather
Harold Mishler
Corry
Chinese Red Troops Move Into Burma
Chinese Communist troops from Tibet have advanced into Burma through the Jo Hon pass. They established a camp nine days from Putao and are census-taking Tibetan residents. Reports also note incursions north of Putao, into Kachin and Wa areas, totaling about 1000 square miles occupied. Burma seeks to discuss the border issue with China’s new government.
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Rangoon
Burma
Tibet
Nation
Putao
Fort Hertzi
China
Nongming
Pulio
Red
Hin
Putio
Pusbee Int
Kachin
School Aides Told to Watch for Sabotage
The state's top school official urged school directors to prevent threats to school programs. Dr Chase Bowhm warned of hostile efforts aiming to derail public school integrity and community trust at a convention, stressing vigilance against sabotage actions.
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Vatladglphia
Directiny
Rabolayet
Pitty Jeploustes
Community Preaniim Groupe
Chase HM Bowhm
Jered
Tieotoks Ae
Seestien
Murder Trial Nears End in Philadelphia Case
In Philadelphia the murder trial of Frank J. Ellsworth nears its close as defense lawyer Paul Vermijsh casts doubt on key witnesses. Pathologist Dr Russell S Fisher disputed the time of death given by city pathologist Dr Frank Glauser, who autopsied Mrs Louise Rossman. Prosecution witness Edward Nixon and parole agent Clarence Jury faced cross examination while defense sought to place Ellsworth elsewhere at the time of the murder. Police report reveal Ellsworth and Raymond P Wilson were arrested in Las Vegas with 87 000 in cash. Wilson is serving life for Rossman’s murder and Ellsworth is accused here.
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Pulladelphia Lf
Frank J. Ellsworth
WiUs
Lulu Te Rossman
Paul Vermijsh
Edward ©. Nixon
Georgia
Russell S. Fisher
Maryland
Frank Glouser
Rossman
Glauser
Fisher
Nissan
Lwich
Nixon
Clarence R. Jury
Erie
Titusville
Pas
Raymond P. Wilson
Tulsa
Ohio
Bort
Las Vegas
New
Wilson
Ellsworth
Students Win Fire Truck Rides at City Contest
Wright School winners Theodore Dahlstrand and Cro McCis jin bd James Rhoades along with St Edward's winners Gerald Morris Patricia Perry and Helen Shinna wrote essays on fire prevention for a Stanford Hose Company sponsored contest. Firemen Jerry Davis and Jude Digniey judged and said the winners will receive rides on the citys most expensive fire engine on the next warm day.
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Stanford Hose Company
Frost Wouht
St. Edward's
Wright Schoo
Theodore Dahlstrand
Cro
McCis
James Rhoades
St. Edward's School
Gerald Morris
Patricia Perry
Helens ‘Shina
Jerry Davis
Jude Digniey
Duke Arrives In East Indies On Royal Yacht
The Duke of Bainbourgh arrived today on the royal yacht Britannia to the East Indies colonial outpost. Exiled Arch bison Makariog and Gypris leader Wellentritled were noted figures in this tense region as Queen Elizabeth II toured the town amid quiet crowds. The announcement signals plans to open Coveney Cesmes with Meltoil rie.
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Mans
Seveneuewn
Duke
Bainbourgh
Britannia
Didi Gerais
Heltitn Tas
Archbison Makariog
Gypris
Elizabeth
Tie Town
Ope
Coveney Cesmes
Meltoil
12 Month Draft Voted In Germany
Fragmented OCR report notes Germany consider a 12 month military service draft. Details are unclear with garbled place names and partial phrases. The text mentions Bundestag lower house action and potential government responses related to the draft in Germany.
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Germany
Jver Juteki
Pyerwy Helistinay
al- Iqutb
Bunde May
Bomb-Proof Facility Blows Up in Norway Killing Several
A blast at the Raufoss Works 65 miles north of Oslo tore through a bomb proof munitions plant. Four bodies were recovered in a hall where about 100 workers were present. The cause was not immediately known. Civilians were blocked from around the site and emergency services were mobilized from Oslo, Rau foss, and nearby towns. Hospitals miles away were put on alert.
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Oslo
Norway
Ursan Une Esplanion Ivennvents
Oxo
Raufoss Works
Rauifors
NATO
Lie
Raufoss
Civlian
Greevik
Trom Rupfoss
Governor Denies Plot In Hodge Case
William A Stratton before a U S Senate committee denied any implication that Orville E Hodge was moved to prison to shield others from a 141 million dollar state check cashing scandal He testified he was powerless to interfere with other officials and said he could have acted to prevent Hodge from becoming a thief if he had known of the embezzlement.
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Cnicaunty
Willian A. Stratton
U. 8
Senate
Orville E. Hodge
Stratton
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Warren Wright
Charles J. Fleet
Cook County
Chicago
Hodge
Benator Fulbright
Nic
Illinois: Budgetary Commission
Audior
Latham Castle
Will
Fulbright
Stritton
Uie
Orville Hodge
Planning In County Held Up To Nov 30
Erie dispatch notes a county planning program on hold until November 30 while officials decide whether to launch a county or regional planning effort. County commissioners and borough and township representatives discuss formal action at a November 15 county convention, with the Township Supervisors Association seeking a delay.
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Erie
Erie County
Henterihi
Tim
Yenlarday
Uien
Townehip Supervi
Jeore’ Association
Hieir
Corry Ely
Erie County Boroughy Association
Fairview
Egypt Ready To Settle In Canal Dispute Says Fawzi
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi said Egypt is prepared to settle with Britain and France without conditions. He reported to President Nasser that Cairo has made written proposals and awaits responses, as Britain and France demand international canal control. A UN round of talks may occur in Geneva within days, with Eden Lloyd and Mineache to attend for a second negotiation, outlining three possible paths for the Constantinople Convention.
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Matimud Fawel
Nasser
Raypt
Britain
France
Hvé
Exynt
Eden
Mallet
Pawel
Selwyn
Lloyd
Christian Minean
Tonethie Er
Geneva
Dig Hammarskjold
Pawal
Beypt
Baslé
Constantinople
Pact Talks Continue Between C J and Union
Gerry Jamentown Mr. Corp. management and negotiators from the International Association of Machinists met yesterday with no definite changes in the proposal. Extending the expired contract until October 29 was not raised. Tom Russell for management and Clavide Townsend for the union said the key issue was not discussed. The talks remain friendly as both sides continue discussions on the contract's terms and retroactive provisions. Work continues at the Lima prints plant with employees awaiting a signed agreement. Progress is slow but ongoing.
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Gerry Jamentown
Warni
Sunte
Townsend
Russell
Alrilhin
Lima
Sith
Via
Mie
Ffer
Bela Mude
Zoning Approves City Laundromat Despite Contested Details
The zoning board approved plans for a city laundromat amid opposition and unclear conditions. Officials noted permit specifics and near by similar operations, with petitions discussing installation, fees, and location safety, while residents voiced concerns about traffic and neighborhood impact.
Tragic Propane Tank Explosion Claims Mother and 3 Others
A propane gas depot explosion and fire in an Illinois town killed a mother, her 3-year-old son, and five others, injuring several residents as flames and destruction spread through nearby homes. Police said depot operator Henry Scheffler handled a tank truck when a tank ruptured, triggering a chain of blasts. Victims include Elizabeth Kerley, Fred Kerley, Charlotte Williams, Robert Lee Keller, and Freddie Williams, among others. injuries ranged across family members and neighbors. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours as residents watched flames spread across blocks. Police noted shock and confusion among witnesses as the crisis unfolded.
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Heartn
WBA
Fred Kerley
Elizabeth Kerley
Charlotte Jarvis
Robert Lei Keller
Oscar Willams
Vilet Williams
Freddie Willaams
Hetwire Foospha
Oliceman Willer Lowe
Thinois
Jy Herrin
Roy Cole
Henry Scheffler
Cole
Mra
Lows
Jan Keller
Tothir
Charlotte Jungia
Robert Lee Kallut
Charlotte’ Swhnalster Sharon
Susah Rv
Mss
Glilya McGee
Willams
Randy
New Hearing On Gas Rates Scheduled By Public Commission
A new hearing will be conducted by the Public Utility Commission to determine if customers of the Pennsylvania Gas Company should face a 14 per cent rate increase. PCC officials introduced testimony questioning building efficiency and energy transfer as part of the rate case.
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Ty Commission
Ita Furihite
IC Corry
Piby Tomers
Pennsylyunia Gow Company
Werk di
Aten Pcc
Henrihye
Father Killed and Son Injured in Crash
A local crash left a father dead and his son injured. Details are sparse due to damaged text. Authorities investigated the scene and reported no additional suspects at this time. The incident occurred on a rural road near Cerise Sarr and Erubis. Further updates were not available in the readable portions.
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