Eisenhower approves program to ease spotty unemployment
President Eisenhower, after a rosy national economy report, approves a program to ease spotty unemployment in industrial communities. He plans meetings with Secretary of the Interior McKay and with key advisers. Ambassador Lodge forecasts real UN action while Eisenhower prepares for hospital observation with Agriculture Secretary Benson and others.
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Arthur F Burs
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Gabriel Hause
Chickective
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Owlie Hospital
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Burns
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Emenhower
Business leaders urged to solve racial discrimination problem
Secretary of Tybor Mitchell told businessmen at a government sponsored meeting that the nation must address discrimination in hiring and promotion. The session, chaired by Vice President Nixon, also featured Secretary Weeks and Deputy Secretary Robertson Jr., among other prominent officials and business figures.
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Washington
Tybor Mitchell
Teepeple
Mn Mitchell
Masseline
Nixon
Elwan Hower
Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Secretary of Defense
Reabty B. Robertson Jr
Drive On Illegal Sale Of Stimulants Unveiled
Washington reports a government push to curb illegal stimulant sales to truck drivers. Attorney General Brownell and Welfare Secretary Folsain announced 22 criminal actions against 42 individuals across Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Illinois and Indiana. Undercover work tracked interstate routes with disguises at cafes service stations truck stops and drug stores.
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Baby Survives Wet Highway Crash Near Corry
Two injured, one eight month old boy unhurt after a wet pavement crash on the Corts Creek road near Corry. Mrs Willa Foyle 24 of Ridgway and a passenger were treated. Mrs Delo 65 admitted with severe head and facial injuries. State Police said a second crash on the same curve involved Rev. Belew of Butler, declared a total loss. both drivers reported unsafe conditions on the curve. Harmony Grange 1201 of Westover, Clearfield County, won the Pennsylvania Grange community service award at the state convention.
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Lyle
Dela Wan
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Butler
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Scranton
Harmony Grange
Westover
Clearfield County
Saward Am
First Snow Of Winter Season Recorded Here
The city recorded its first winter snow yesterday with about four inches by noon, wind-driven rain turning to snow. Forecaster notes, power outages from snow-laden trees, and possible continued outages into the evening. Pennsylvania regions faced windy, wet and icy conditions with widespread damage and continued coverage on page four.
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George Mulderick
Tidioute
Youngsville
Busil Electrification Association
Corry
Corynites
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Molotov Hopes For Easing Of Tensions
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrived from Moscow en route to Geneva to meet the foreign ministers of France Great Britain and the United States. He voiced hope for further easing of international tension and guided aims toward peace. The report, carried by ADN, noted East German and Polish officials welcoming the delegation at the airport.
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Geneva
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France
Great Britain
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Wreip Geneya
Willy Vesilth
Eiat German New Agency
ADN
Otto Cootewohl
Letters Flood Fish Bosses Over Dam Project Controversy
Angered residents flood the Fish Commission with letters opposing the Columbia dam plan. About 15 local clubs and many individuals have mailed petitions to chairman William Volutz and the commission, citing unfair conduct and lack of local consent. Two petitions with around 200 names are circulating. supporters insist the dam be refused as promised.
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State Fish Commission
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Columbils
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Fish Commission
Aesibion
Air National Guard Readiness Exercise Initiated
Washington reports the Air National Guard began a readiness test labeled Operation Stop Watch after a sudden alert. The Air Defense Command in Colorado Springs issued the EST signal to begin the drill, with details kept from personnel and a November date for overall participation not disclosed.
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Dent Charges GOP Stalling On Tax Problem
In Harrisburg Leader Gav indicated he would sign Thursday a fair employment practices bill passed by the General Assembly after years of controversy. The measure bans employment discrimination based on race color creed or age while Senate debate accused Republicans of stalling taxes to delay the 1955 statutory framework, with adjournment looming and no quick break expected in the tax deadlock as lawmakers return on November 14.
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Associated Press
Tarrisburg — Gav
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Senate
Readinger
Howe Demecrine Hook
Dent Tluly
Gas and Rams Crash Injures No One in Corry
Police report a three-car collision at an intersection near First Avenue and West Maitland Street in Corry yesterday. Miss Robert M. Clinton, 30, of 1019 North Center, rear-ended Annethes auto causing a chain reaction. Dowd M. King, 42, and others reported minor damage. No injuries were listed, one car sustained a dented fender and front bumper damage estimated at about $60. The incident occurred around 9:37 PM as a train blocked the crossing and traffic queued west of West Maitland Street.
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City Cuts Tax Levy Second Year In Row
LYONS Kan City reduces local tax levy for the second consecutive year amid budget pressures. The council faces scrutiny over property valuations and service funding while projecting limited revenue growth for city operations. Prince Albert arrival in California noted with tour of bases and official events in Los Angeles.
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Third Man Suspected in Burgess Maclean Spy Case
In London a Labour MP accuses Harold Phay former first secretary at the Washington embassy of tipping off spies Burgess and Maclean. Lipton named the man during parliamentary debate as the White Paper hints at a third participant in the long running Kremlin spy affair.
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Associated Press
London
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Guy Billyess
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Harold Phay
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Algo Mins
Harold Macmillan
Uke House
Edna
Afeasth
Harold
Philby
Elect YMCA Board Head Elect YMCA Board Head
Mangaged text reports the election of a new YMCA board member in Jamestown. The incoming director replaces a resigning chair, with notes on local officials, committee roles, and upcoming meetings at North Center.
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Morvey Choscultov
Frank Gates
Hn Fins
Seomon
Isdaehiiled
Bern
Stirtesh
Ike Walks First Time Since Illness in Denver Event
President Ike walked for the first time since illness, taking steps described by doctors as part of convalescence. Reports note his movement occurred during a public appearance in Denver as the recovery plan continued over the weekend.
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Wis Bec Niin
Chile
West Ministers Back Proposals for Geneva Talks Endorsement
NATO foreign ministers from Paris endorse the Western Big Three memo to be presented to Molotov in Geneva. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay announce complete agreement on German reunification European security disarmament and open skies and better East West relations as core items in the Geneva discussions.
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Antoine Pinay
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Dem Is Hoping GOP Openly Attacks Labor
Washington figure Len McNamara of Michigan urges Republicans to attack labor leaders openly to help Democrats in upcoming elections. He doubts top GOP leaders will follow Goldwater’s stance, while a labor party line remains a political risk in the era.
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Present Play To Aid Community Chest Campaign
A senior Widens of Corry Area High School directed by Phyllis Les will present a pre first show at the high school to aid the Community Chest. The event, titled Feet First, written by Henry White, is sponsored by the Community Chest with Roy Weber and Miss Ernie Hoffman coordinating. Cast includes Nancy Frabbl, Jo Volk, Peppy Pyles, Brian Gites, and Tom Tis. Total proceeds reported as $1,0925 with multiple divisional receipts listed, benefiting local agencies and services.
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Peppy Pyles
Brian Gites
Tom Tis
Helmuy White
Weber
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Cimc
School Aides Turn Down Gov Appeal In Turbulent Era
A garbled report recounts school aides declining an appeal from state authorities amid widespread disruption. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at county education officials and a governor’s request affecting school administration and teacher actions during a period of unrest.
Western powers offer Germany unification terms to USSR at Geneva
Geneva dispatch reports Western Allies plan a package for German unification on Western terms in exchange for Soviet security guarantees. The deal aims to ease East West tensions without yielding NATO dissolution or conceding core Soviet interests. Both sides seem unwilling to abandon positions, keeping uncertainty about the final outcome.
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