East and West Clash as Talks Open in Geneva
The Big Four foreign ministers met in Geneva with East and West at odds over European security. Paris premier Edgar Faure won a confidence vote 271 to 140 in the National Assembly, paving debate on moving elections to December. Faure’s fragile coalition survived amid opposition from Socialists and Gaullists over policy and timing.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
French National Assembly
Faure Thi Moni
Faure
Costa
Cies
Moronco
O's
Sine Gaullints
Algeria
Fray de Gauiliots
Thkee
Pierre Pilinilin
Prure Tuts
Depuste
Bargaining Talks Continue At Westinghouse Pittsburgh
W E Union and Westinghouse Electric resume first bargaining session since the independent meeting as negotiators press for terms. Company and United Electrical Worker officials hold rounds of talks amid a looming threat of a one day strike by about 4000 workers at 30 points.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electrio
Cory
United Electrical Worker
State Aide Ill With Heart Attack In Pittsburgh
Deputy state secretary Glavin of Libor and an AML official recovered from a mild heart attack in Harrisburg and returned home for treatment. He is president of APL Building Service Employees Local 29 and on the Pittsburgh Central Labor Union executive board. A separate Pittsburgh fire caused $438,000 in damage to a four story Port Pitt Burlap Go. building. no injuries were reported.
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pequeuNeDren Pyptsburgh
David B. Glavin
Ative
Libor
AML
Glavin
Harrisburg
Glavith
APL Building Service Emploves
Pittaburgh Centen Labor Unilon
Pittsburgh
Port Pitt
Firemen Buried In Building Blast Fatal for One and Hurt Ten
In Philadelphia a three story building explosion trapped firemen and buried debris on the third floor. One firefighter, Arthur Mumbarer, died and ten others were injured as flames and collapsing walls hampered rescue efforts. Chief George S. Bink led the response while crews removed debris and fought the blaze.
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Osmwomyeares
Philadelphia
Silco
Ming
Georgy S. Bink
Wax Arthur Mumbaner
City Engineer Jailed In Erie County For DUI
City Engineer Ben Williams appeared in Erie County court for sentencing on a driving while intoxicated charge. Williams pled guilty and was sentenced to 14 months in jail and fined $100. His license is revoked for one year. He had been free on a $1,000 property bond and faced additional charges tied to a crash that damaged a telephone pole on West Main Street extension.
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AVE Uci
Nearemiontta
Ben Willians
Erie
Williams
Samuel Rossiter
Pace
Melving
Cobbett
Corry
Willis
Pavne
Wileman
James Keppel
Linde
Guy Abbney
Memorial
West Main Street
Dows
Wile Tumis
Chest Appeal Lags With Three Days Left
The chest appeal pace slows as only three days remain to reach the goal. Ray Weber as chair urges Corryites to participate fully, aiming for full participation and new contributions in the final 24 hours. Trout added funds bring total near 402 dollars with other small increases.
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Ray Weber
Yesf
Aya
Elderly Couple Appeals to Help Community Chest
An elderly couple writes from a Wan ink fund drive noting their inability to contribute much and urging others to give. Mrs Weber thanks contributors and lists yesterday’s receipts by area: Retail Stores 370.50, House to House 10, Townships Concord 4, Columbus 4, Elginborough 230. The letter highlights generosity and gratitude toward the Community Chest campaign.
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Ty Fry
RG Weber
Weber Sali
Lyon
Concord
Columbus
Elginborough
Ike Has Much To Cheer About From Latest Updates
Reports from a hospital convalescence describe Ike improving, taking small steady steps and listening to doctors about increased activity. In international news, a Western resolution aims to create an international atoms-for-policy agency, while Geneva talks hint at progress among major powers. The White House says the president rose from bed and moved to a chair, signaling cautious recovery amid broader world developments.
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Eisennawer
Dee
Withsimolin Amy Hospital
Aud Avery
Rudsil
Scientists Find Time to End Air Pollution Claim
Scientists at the Franklin Institute announce a breakthrough stating a first method to end air pollution exists and only time is needed. They describe identifying atmospheric elements formed under sunlight using a tilted cylinder and note upcoming steps to determine which compounds are harmful.
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Associated Préns
Philadelphia
Fraviklity Institute
Germany
Germany Des Dy Nicol H, Synl the Director of the Franklin Institute
Boone
Scott
Lea
Conelway School Equipment Bids Studied After Opening
Corry Aves Schools Authority studied bids for equipment to be used at Conway School after bids were opened last night. About 15 school board members from Concord Wasshoe Townships and Bleinborough attended the session at Wright School. Officers were elected for the coming year and the group planned to review bids before contracts.
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Conway
Corry Aves
Flor
Wright School
Concord
Wasshe
Bleinborough
Schoo
Sein Igfore
Morgen Beyurly
Raymond Avenue
Corry
Authority
Beverly
Walter Deutschlander
Columbus
Himsel
Howard Hammond
Gorge Orcutt
Dallas Siulluy
Howard Hutchcush
Treasurorry
Orcutt
Cory —School
Bird
Deviceli Liner
Ue Columbus
My Smiley
Representivis
Tususunee Co
North America
Pipers
Ludwie Co
Frank McKnight
LY Tie Board
Te Tudwip
Hie Bonding Company
Corry Stes Hikth School
Porore
Bethlehem's Report Bright Exports and Dividend Decline Highlight Steel Trade
Bethlehem's report shows solid export levels and a $175 per share dividend declared by the board. Production and shipment details reflect demand for steel and ongoing operations through year end, with quarterly results and a note on the upcoming payment and record date.
Fresh Clashes Fanning Tension in Middle East
JERUSALEM reports claim Israeli forces killed 10 Egyptian soldiers and captured 20 at Kuntila in Sinai after storming an Egyptian camp. Egypt alleges retaliation for an earlier attack on an Israeli police post near Beerotayim. The conflict description includes casualties, prisoner numbers, and disputed border actions across the demilitarized zones.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Mil Fy
Israel
Hmmy
Issaeli
Umut
Kuntila
Horthery
Sinai
Istaelis
Twas
Toraeli
Ani Tanell
Bern
Egypt
Attock
Tudel
Akalomé
Tsraeli
Beor
Rnelt
Hae EL
el Aulji- Nizar
el Sabhe
Sue Bevouiny
Terael
Syria
Horthenstein
Galilee
Ehtehyd
Svein
Moslit Sharett
Grass Fire West Of Corry Rips Through Area
Fragmented report describes a grass fire west of Corry near Traemootkeck and the Stanford Hose Company responding. Charles Wrench and Calion Colter are mentioned as part of cleanup or incident notes with unclear details as crews worked to contain the spread near the city limits.
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Traemootkeck
Stanford Hose Company
Sipsteral GT
Charles Wrench
Bathelontay Stein
Anam
Calion Colter
Bebo
Soviet Push for Immediate UN Debate on Disarmament
Russia to press for a full United Nations debate on disarmament without waiting for Geneva talks. U N Political Committee approved an Western-backed proposal to promote peaceful atomic energy oversight. Arabs abstained on the resolution as Israel joined 18 sponsors, with final General Assembly review to follow.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Associated Press
United Nations
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Tidia
Mohammed Fadhir Al-Jumall
al Teeq
Israel
Arab League
Ulm
General Assembly
Ciprynk
Benson Story Challenged By White House
The White House denies a Farm Journal report that Cabinet members urged ousting Secretary Benson. A White House statement calls the claim untrue and unfounded as Benson prepares for a Denver conference with Eisenhower. The Farm Journal report traced attempts by Brownell, Summerfield, and Stugis enlisting others after Eisenhower’s heart attack.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Farm Journal
Denver
EisehtoWer
Mnewsmien
Brownell
Summerfield
Harold Stugsen
Eisenhower
Murrray
Snyser
Nial Witsmane
Arica
AWM
Hatlon
America
Fim
Ourbol
Philadelphia
PubLiesidoti
Wiley Briesidert
Nix
Firth
Howe
Wheeler McMillen
Robert
McMilien
Mboli
Writer Raps Firemen's Race in Journal Letter
A reader to The Journal criticizes a fire department incident and the handling of a fire company’s response. The letter urges officials to stop endangering firefighters and urges safer, orderly procedures during emergencies.
Police Trace Hasty Guest at Dairy Stockholders Meeting
Police traced a guest at the 1956 stockholders meeting of the dairy firm to a motel after a disturbance. Hurley Drake, chief of the department, noted the incident as an abrupt outbreak among attendees. The board considered procedural changes and the April board meeting was postponed pending further inquiry.
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Dirustors
Debated East West Europe Policy At Geneva Conference
Western and Soviet diplomats opened the Geneva four-power foreign ministers talks divided on Europe’s fate. Molotov blocked Western proposals on Germany and European security, delaying any immediate agreement. Western officials expect Moscow to push joint security while expanding influence in the Middle East.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Genevva
Climpy
Europe
V. M. Molo
Tov
Grmany
Dulles
Martild Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Molotov
Orjce
Rousala
Sogwil
Long Feud Ended In Philadelphia City Politics
City political scene sees Senoniche figure Green clash with Mayor Jos Supe Chas Ji amid factional maneuvers. Potential next year's presidential implications surface as party leaders and backers maneuver ahead of upcoming primaries and city elections.
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Philadelphia
Phil Dulphia
Senoniche
Ohulmuny
Willi J Green
Jossupe Chas Ji
Bovinesemnatn
Clark
Democrac
Richardson Dilworthy
Chile
AGIA
Stevan
Arid
Mayon Avia
Sanpore
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