Dulles Readies New Challenge To Soviet Union
Secretary of State Dulles prepares to press the Soviet Union at the Big Four conference to ease barrier limits and permit direct air links with Moscow. He plans Madrid talks with Franco and a Brioni meeting with Tito, signaling a broader push for regional security and disarmament progress.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Associated
Presa VA — Brith
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Geneva
Europe
Ros- Sit
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Tito
Adriatic
Brion
United States
Oxamient
VM. Molotov
Ales
Tsasstull
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Minimum
Middle East
Molotov
Middle
Isles
Harold Brissen
Speci
Fisenhorst
West
U.N
Snow Fence Prank Causes Road Hazard Across Townships
Pranksters placed snow fence on roads near Cory along Lindsey Hollow, creating a hazard for motorists. Township crews planned to erect more fencing in coming days. A driver reported skid marks where a vehicle spared a collision with the fence. Vandalism also tipped recently built school bus shelters in Concord and Spring Creek townships.
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Cory
Lindsey Hollow
Svold
Concord
Spring Creek
Walt
Bulldozer Falls Off Truck Onto Car Kills Two
Two Monongalia County men died and a third was injured when a bulldozer dropped from a truck onto their car on US 119 near Morgantown. Sheriff Clarence E B Johnson identified the dead as Ernest Chise and Pete Gentle. John Chase, Ernest’s brother, was in critical condition. The accident occurred about 7 40 near a highway curve five miles south of Morgantown.
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FEMS
Morgantown
W. VI
Monongalis County
US 119
Clarence EB Johnson
Ernest Chise
Pete Gentle
John Chase
Ernest
Everettville
Here
Prowler Seen In City After Dark, Fled By Children
A prowler followed Mrs. Anthony Shiva and her children near Park Street and the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Saturday night. The youth, described by Mrs. Host, was seen briefly and fled when approached. Police searched the north city but found no suspect. the man known as a local “character” was questioned and later released, with detectives continuing to pursue leads.
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Youn pLowier
Park Suo
North Center Street
Anthony Shiva
R. D. Clymer
Alvin Host
120
Weight Street
Park Street
Evangelical United Bretherm
Tong
Host
Altough
Wom
Pollice
Mirley Drake
Siand
North East
Campaign reports 89 percent of chest goal reached
The Cory Area Community Chest reports 89 percent of the campaign quota achieved with $29,605 raised so far. Professional division under Dr. T. H. Kelsey contributed $215 bringing the divisional total to $900 as of the weekend. Ray Weber, general chairman, notes about $3,750 more is needed to top the goal and tomorrow's report will show further progress. Final audit slated for November 14.
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Cory Area Community Chest
Dr. T
Kelsey
Ray Weber
Rain and Wind Storm Hit Eastern States
A strong rain and wind storm struck the Northeastern States yesterday amid flood fears in an area already haunted by two earlier disasters. Heavy downpours especially hit New Jersey New York and Connecticut, raising alarms before reports today indicated the flood danger had subsided.
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New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Sultan’s Return To His Moroccan Throne Near
The article reports a planned return of the Moroccan Sultan from exile in Madagascar with French and Arab nobles involved. Mohammed Ben Youssef’s overthrow and attempts by Berber leaders to influence events are noted, along with pending regency changes and potential recognition of a French-aligned throne. The piece mentions preparations for a restoration and political maneuvering in the region.
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Associated Press
NICE
Bat
Windle
Mohammed Bor Moulay
Aviifa
Tim i
Sultan
Uleeany
Dipfouiutic Rete
Tte
Spohen
Ben Youssef
Okg
EL Gluoch
Fom
Morocco
Jitter Teatier
Willi
Ber Arafa
Ber Arafa’s Alegations To the Throne and Made Two Attempts An Nuklife
Fxene
Frure Wundstock
Youssef
Walla
Thunderstorm Brings Cold Wave Hits Region
A strong thunderstorm moved through the area Saturday night into Sunday morning, bringing heavy rain and a drop in temperature. Flashing lights and loud thunder accompanied the weather as families prepared for a chilly daybreak and damp conditions lingered into the afternoon.
Sportsman Slain by Wife Death Ruled Accidental
A prominent Wisconsin sportsman was shot dead by his wife at a party in Bay, while guests recall a long public life. Police say the death appears accidental, with the estranged couple and families of two children connected to the Derby scene. Investigators continue probing as witnesses describe a disturbed scene at the Woodward estate.
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Ny Associascy
Ovater Bay
Willan Woullaril de
Smillonaire Sparks
Soeillite
Wonitvand
Forse Nini
Arieath
Atured Nised
Jeutiasa Tee Racine
Massina Wastilleronie de
Mie WoodWhrdl
Woodward
Tragic Hunting Accidents Claim Multiple Lives Across Regions
A sequence of hunting related incidents resulted in the deaths of eight men and injuries to several others across Wyoming, Shippensburg, Jeannette, and surrounding counties. Names include Daniel A. Burklows, Lt. Tatner Rutter, Albert Robert Burt, Jeph TL Stehr, and Gillart Bartlett among others. The events occurred during warm weather and hunting activity, with some victims in Pennsylvania towns and nearby areas.
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Sma
Éegcon
Chuisis Trpm
Mtte
Wyomime Courity
Tien Fils
Warhomie
Thorn
Torringt
Thibke
Daniel A. Burklows
Shippenshire
Rebirninie
Tatner Rutter
Stlaken
Washington
Ann Albert Robert PB Burt
Davnnette
Penn ‘Township
Jeannette
Jeph TL Stehr
Pittman Senoynelt
County
Hubling
Dalmatia
Northumberland County
Brenneman
Méyersdaye
Somerset
Ibishone
George
Three Injured Battling Refinery Fire After Blast
A $500000 general alarm blaze swept Seneca Division of United Refining Co. in Warren after an explosion rocked the east end of the borough. Three people were injured as hundreds of firemen and spectators faced exploding oil tanks. a fireman suffered first degree burns to the face and body and two workers on the job sustained minor injuries.
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United Refinery Co
Warren
Warren Times-Mirror
Seneca
United Refining Co
President Eisenhower Quiet on 1956 Plans Back in Hospital
President Eisenhower remains silent on his 1956 plans while back at Fitzhugh Army Hospital. He meets with Postmaster General Summerfield as Democrats watch for signals on re election. Discussed farm policy and regulatory issues, with focus on agenda for Congress and campaign strategy.
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Benson
Eisenhower
Fitzaynora Army Hospital
Summerfield
Republions Setional
Syd Benson
Allsoijt
Car Crash Injures Driver After High Speed Loss of Control
A 1964 model car veered off a road along the Coum-Apriie Creek West of Apeie Creek. The driver, Armitage, said the car accelerated suddenly, pitched down, struck a guard or curb, and slid about 40 feet traveling roadside. Police questioned at 12 30 p.m. about the incident and vehicle damage.
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Coum-Apriie
Nui
Apeie Creek
Franklin Woman Thrown From Car Then Run Over
Franklin police questioned a man about a crash that left BAe a Vowai Lowery 26 of Pravin injured Saturday. Lowery was thrown from a car and then run over. She remained in critical condition at Franklin Hospital but survived. Investigation ongoing with no motive given.
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Bae
Vowai Lowery
Pravin
Sit
Franklin Police
Suntay
Mia
Lowel
Franklin Hospital
Staele
Smiths Appointment in Johnetown Sparks Local Debate
A scrambled report notes HB Smith of Pittsburgh being named to a prominent post in Johnetown. The piece mentions the thirteenth and mentions employment, civilians, and a presidential link with Ruth Dusty as a referenced figure. The fragmentary text implies political maneuvering and local reaction.
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Smiths
Johnetown
Tie Peijeis
Bechelmi Thy Nauwon
jAsit Gineve
Clos
George Mo Fruder
Dupouil
HB Smith
Pittebtingt
Wontessol
Thirteentiysaund
HATHA
Iss
Ruth Dusty Phebate
Firemen Listen On Radio As Refinery Burns
At Warren a refinery blaze drew multiple fire companies. Coty Stanford Hose Station aided by radio calls and mutual aid. Five refinery workers injured and treated at Genehat Hospital. Fire fought with thousands of gallons of foam. heat spread near residential area. Continued on Page Eighty.
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Sume
Warren
Coty
Stanford Hose Company
Warren County
David ‘Main
Ralph Notoro
Willi Farnaworth
Genehat H
China
Carver
Lexington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny River
Efficientis
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Bulgvr
Honan Stalind
Wutl
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