Big 3 Ministers Map Strategy For Talks
Western Big Three foreign ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay completed work on the first part of a memorandum for the Geneva talks. They sought agreement on German reunification within a European security framework and disarmament. The session focused on outlining Western positions as preparations for the Big Four conference proceed.
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Associated Pres Paris
Cenegy
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
An Toiné Pinay
Sletanant
Germany
Usb
Charles Wilkin
Ue Genevn
Geneva
Moshe Sharett
Siar Plebi Seil
Westerd
Fremici
Dinh Diem
South Vint Nam
Etite Bao Fd
Phis
Tydowhst
Quake Rattles San Francisco Bay Area Frisco Area
A damaging quake last night rocked the San Francisco Bay Area. In Oakland a fire killed an 86 year old woman and caused about 25 000 in damage, while gas explosion or a blast is blamed for the blaze. A second gust caused injuries and shattered windows across communities. An editor of a New York paper, William A Gur Toy, died recently.
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Sreetel
San Francisco
Bay Area
Oakland
Gra Bell
Tom Dolan
Ruth Aldinger
Aine
Heraard Dooley
Manuel Orlegi
Bonomas
Buena Viste
New York
William A. Gur Toy
Lhe
New York Journal-American
Hearst
Los Angeles
Francisen Gall
Chicago American
Journal-Americien
Bundi
Seven Marines die in southern California truck crash
A truck collided with a Marines wagon killing seven returning to Camp Pendleton. The driver, Jack Hubbard, 32, survived. Marines from the 1st Division named include Wesley Macon, Frederick Hulme, John Malone, James White, Paul Lemieux, Gary Perl, and James Harker. The wreck scattered bodies and debris along the highway.
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Associated Press
Banda Ana
Cilif
Califor
Jack Ro Hubbard
Wesley T Macon
Nuvvo
Ala
Frederick P. Hulme
Medford
Mass
John H. Malone
Bixby
Okla
James B. White
Merrin
Paul L Lemieux
Lowell
Massi
Gary GC. Perlai
Denyer Cole
Pie James H. Harker
Delph
Warren Democrats Back Columbus Dam Project
Warren County Democratic leaders endorse urgent action on the Columbus Dam proposal. Chairman Papavero and State Committee member Anderson pledge immediate outreach to Harrisburg officials, with committee members supporting press for prompt construction despite reports of delays. Local Democrats express unified support and plan to publish correspondence and letters to area newspapers.
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Columbus Paty Wis
Michael
Papavero
Warren County Seingetanie
Columbus
Warren ‘County Democratic Committee
AL Fox
Mrr Papavero
Mle Anderson
Warren County
Pat Ise
Chalernun Papavera
Comiteemer Andeyiou
Hartisburg
Waren County
Columbus Township
Fish ‘Commission
William C Voigt
Columbus Dany
Andersory
Police Seek Lad Who Drove Truck
Police hunt a 14 year old boy seen driving a large truck around the Adirondack Lumber Company and the Grange League Federation mill area on Saturday evening. Witnesses report he attempted to start a vehicle, tried to operate a tractor at a Gulf station, and fled after a wall incident. officers have not located the suspect.
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Adirondack Lumber Company
Grange League Federation
Gust Peterson
Lumber Company
Saturdas
Battery Inn
Tt Wan Tho
Gulf Station
Youth Clubs Corry Woman On Park Street
A Corry woman on Park Street was attacked by an unknown assailant described as a 14 year old youth. The mother of two was followed near her home on North Center Street and Park Street as she walked with a neighbor. Police investigated as the victim, dazed, described footsteps behind her and the assailant striking with a blunt object before fleeing toward the beach area.
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youNnie Corry Homsewife
Alvis
Wright Street
Ore Park
North Center Street
Host
Farm Price Debate Intensifies As Election Nears
Washington reports a fierce farm price debate fueling party tensions. Republican leaders accuse Adlai Stevenson allies of pressuring farm parity policy while endorsing a 90 percent price support plan. Officials warn of large price supports and surpluses, with agriculture department data showing farm prices down about four percent from a year ago.
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Nress
Washington
Léoninnd W. Till
Adlai FE. Breventon
Bowie
New York
Averell Hartimin
Boas
Hall
Stevenson
Agricuture
Benison
Benson
Bikenbowes
IAW
Special Election Set to Probe Leader's Policies
Harrisburg dispatch reports a special election from November 1 to 11 to gauge support for Gov Leader Foyer and allied figures amid party friction. The race pits Senator Peter M Margie, formerly West Pittston publisher, against Republican Wilent Davis, with local ties and stances on tax and wage policy central to the contest.
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Associated Prevy Harrisburg
Sho Tander
Vo Indies
Patrick J'Toale
Peter M Margie
West Pittston
Toale
I. Fiewsman
Davis
Deader
Eisenhower Faces Busy Week of Conferences
President Eisenhower heads into a packed schedule after a heart attack as he plans meetings with Dulles and foreign ministers. Officials say full recovery may take two to three months, with Dulles asserting authority for foreign policy while observers monitor his condition and travel plans.
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Py Associated
Denver
Colo
Eienhower
Gabriel Halipe
Arihuy FE
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Buiris
Preston'h Coyne
Elserhowes
Heney
Cabot Lode Jr
Wicteon Tesus
Lodge
Apa
Nixon
Washington
Eisenhower
Conwy Arve Community Chest Surpasses Halfway Mark
Receipt of 2097 pushes the community chest past the halfway point with seven days left until the campaign ends. Division chairmen listed include Dallas Smiley, Bruins Ellsworth, Stewart Borg, FP Betts, and others contributing salaries and funds totaling 17169.76, about 51 percent of the 33452 goal. A display features twenty three red feather sprits between railroad crossings on North Cyter Street.
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Conwy
Vist
Arraa
Diallas Smiley
Bruins Ellsworth
Stewart Borg
FP Betts
Fett Silva
Bracken
TS Kelsty
Cherry
Govirtment
Jake
Syrians Fire On Israeli Outpost Near Galilee
A tense border incident is reported as Syrians fire on an Israeli outpost near Galilee amid ongoing efforts toward a Palestine truce. New York headquarters notes heightened activity along the frontier with Arab neighbors.
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Tarmaat RM
Ar Theat l
Fa Ger
Galiles
Palestine
New Tusk
Tevnel
Strike Set in Pittsburgh Area Amid Union Talks
A general strike timetable was set for Monday as the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric and Motor Coach Employees votes on key issues. The plan includes a Division 85 action in Pittsburgh with broad union participation and anticipated impact on public transportation and related services.
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Pittaburgh
Agninate Phy Pilleborgh Haddings
Tlais
ATL
Suike
Four Spartansburg youths admit August burglary here
Police report Paul youths from Spartansburg and Corry area admit burglary of Corry Bleacher Company around August 23. Names include Robert Leek 16 and James Willis 17, both from Spartansburg, Roland Taylor 17 of Spartansburg, and a 25 year old from Fourth Ward. Adults say most stolen items recovered, including electric pins and bolts. wire from Zalaneck Forever plant also admitted. Juvenile court action planned with Assistant District Attorney Ohroom advising. cases held pending.
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Harley Drake
Brie
Glory
Piso
Zalaneck Ferever
Legislature Considers Two Week Recess Amid Campaigns
Harrisburg lawmakers debate a two week recess after November 14 as hotel room shortages and election campaigning loom. Leaders Wiley Lovet and Pechins advocate delaying school aid and appropriations, while noncontroversial measures proceed during token sessions.
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Aera Am Harrisburg
Geners Assembly
Rep Lovet
Pechins
Hursling
House
Senate
Commission
Syivania Assembly
Pennsylvania
Leader Nine
Sehjib
Dorian Ganeryl
Firemen Pick Essay Winners at St Edward's Festival
The third annual contest organized by the Bayford Howe Campin Fire Prevention Week committee announced winners from Wright and St Edward's Schools. Top prizes go to Edward McMahon, ... (text unclear) with Rojkowski Roberts Dyke and Tunwell among honorees. themed essays tied to community safety and fire prevention.
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Saawene Gee
Buayford Howe
Wright
Schionhan
St Edward’s Setival
Bt. Edward's School
di Tie Rojkowski
Janick Roberts
Patricia Dyke
Wright School
Edward McMahon
Wiltim Roehrly
Kathe Tunwell
Public Trust Shaken as City Police Under Drake Urged Reform
The Journal questions Chief Harley Drake's policing methods eight years into office, citing three cases of alleged favoritism and hush duties. It urges city action, noting complaints from ministers and calling on Mayor Earl T. Cherry to correct the department's course.
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Harley Drake
Journal
Drake
Notoriaus
Eagle Street
Earl T. Cherry
Probe To Begin At Morganza By Ansoviated Prens
Washington Pa A wi pirtl sun fikdbe of this Morganga State Triihllie Behl will be undertaken tomorrow by a committee of the Dewiss laine. The committee will take into general tonditions above Washington County school for delinquent boys and ills, and especially charges of mistregiment of Kumates and oir slimatitives surrounding the recent onthe of youth.
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Washington
Morganga
Dewiss
Moruurawe
Labi
Sey Albery
le Puyhit
Uaimstone
LUN Pudbate Aiftatrs
Phwiimy
Buen Pian
Eoschulomn
Sey
Walligen
Elmer
Holland de Aires
Sheny
Newsprint mill hike boosts price to $54 a ton
Hamilton Ont Abitibi Power and Paper Co raises newsprint by 54 dollars per ton effective November with reports from The Hamilton Spectator. The rise follows earlier notices and applies to delivered costs in New York and other markets.
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Hamilton
Abitibi Power and Paper Co
Tietelse
Cory
Mintreal
Vinnie
Kony
New York
Diem to declare himself president of South Vietnam
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem announced plans to proclaim South Vietnam independent and appoint himself president, amid anti communist opposition. The move, seen as consolidating autocratic rule, follows advisory referendum outcomes and signals a shift toward stabilizing leadership in Saigon.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Bao Dy Mill
South Vet
Diem
Asia
Minot
Ie Bao Dani
Playboy
Anc
Cablic
Dane AH Plone
Une Republin
Emi
Aitionil Assembly
Pxneeni
Faure and Adenauer Move to Avert Saar Crisis
French Premier Edgar Faure and German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer acted to shield Franco German ties after the Saar rejected Europeanization by a wide margin. Bonn urged a new solution aligning German French cooperation with European unity while debate over a broader settlement continued. The Saar vote sparked calls to revisit borders and sparked pressure for a return to pre war territory. The poll showed overwhelming turnout and the region remains a flash point in postwar European integration efforts.
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Augenea Frese Saarbruecken
Saar
Edgar Faure
Konrad Adenauer
France
Germany
Saapanders
Uye
South Campalen
Goemayy
Weiulogrs
Two Cited In Area Smashup
Two people were cited for reckless driving after a Saturday early morning crash on Route 6 west of Union City. Clyde Wilhous, 18, Waterford, and Hilda Tussel, 20, Centerville, were involved when their vehicle struck another in high speed.
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Wilhiaus
Li -Yan
Rosily
Ark Rersbelion
Crea
Parked Car Hit By Moving Auto In Nie Amndltgetton City
A parked car was struck by a moving auto near Brooke Street in Nie Amndltgetton City. Police report no injuries. The incident occurred around West AM and the damage to the vehicle is valued at $150, with Millers Alto involved.
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Yeluiele Howe
Millers Alto
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