Peron Offers Quit Amid Argentine Rebel Threats
In a state radio address, President Juan Peron said he was prepared to resign, leaving the decision to the Argentine Army as rebels threaten to bomb Buenos Aires. The government reports a wide revolt spreading from western provinces with Puerto Belgrano attacked and troops converging on the capital.
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Germany and Russia to sign treaty on sovereignty terms
A Moscow report says a German delegation announced an agreement with the Soviet Union to sign tomorrow. The accord would recognize real sovereignty while maintaining Soviet troops in East Germany as long as Western forces remain in West Germany. Ulbricht reaffirmed the need for allied presence.
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City Faces Unusual Heat Wave and Fire Risk
A chaotic weather item reports an unusual heat spell with temperatures around 86 to 88 degrees. The piece mentions smoke, a distant fire, and concerns about air quality as observers note hot conditions lingering.
State Braces For Arrival Of Hurricane Jone
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania brace for Hurricane Tone with fears of floods and river tides rising. Weather officials warn winds up to 40 to 50 mph and potential property damage as state and local agencies mobilize civil defense and emergency preparations.
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U S Embassy Calls Soviet Reply Un satisfactory
The U S Embassy cited the Soviet note as unsatisfactory while describing the protest its secretary delivered in September. An embassy spokesman declined to reveal full content but claimed the reply did not meet the protest's requirements.
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Arrives in Bonn for West German Navy Windup
A fragmentary report notes a secretary from Aix and a group led by St Nay arriving in Bonn yesterday to meet German officials on the windup of the new West German navy. The text is garbled but indicates discussions involving German authorities and naval restructuring.
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State Solons Resume Parleys On Tax Problem
Harrisburg leaders reopen bipartisan tax talks as a possible three percent sales tax is floated to end the year long revenue deadlock. Genevieve Blatt cites a safe tax as a long opposed option while lawmakers press for solutions, including a one percent levy and other tax measures.
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Levy
Open Talks On Security Pact Amid Global Tensions
Washington reports open talks on a security pact involving Britain and the United States as Western powers discuss safeguarding collective defense. Leaders from the United States and Britain weigh terms with commitments linked to Germany and European stability amid rising tensions and ongoing international diplomacy.
Union City Girl Killed In Fall From Girard Cliff
Ruby Shorts a 15 year old Union City sixth grader died after a fall from Girard Cliff near Union City while a companion, Balser, 46, was seriously injured and hospitalized. Police say Shorts fell while attempting to exit a vehicle with Mooney 29 and Annie Miele, both of Girard, present. The body was taken to Willie L Arnold Funeral Home for arrangements at West Nesdas.
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Indy
Janthie Miele
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Warren
Margaret Horton
Wallace
Willie L Arnold
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Lyonk
Two Injured After Cars Rammed On Wayne Street
A Saturday crash on Wayne Street left John Gilmore and another driver injured when a parked car was struck by a second vehicle. Police arrived as victims were taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Oriwuid
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Huh Buiper
Hood
Whidfield
Delegates Optimistic At U.N. Assembly Opening
Delegates at the United Nations Assembly expressed optimism as a 12 week session opened in New York. They faced a possible security council contest between Soviet backed Poland and the American backed Philippines, while tensions with Red China loomed over a UN seat. Diplomats sought peaceful progress despite strained US Soviet relations and calls from Dulles to Turkey to resolve quarrels.
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South Governors oppose Stevenson bid in an anticipated race
A preliminary survey compiled by a wire service outlines expected opposition to Stevenson from Southern governors and political figures. The document hints at a unified bloc in the region as a political strategy amid a forthcoming presidential campaign.
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Russia demands U.S. troops quit European bases
Moscow calls for the immediate withdrawal of American forces from Europe as part of a broader push tied to Soviet diplomacy with the United Nations exodus. Pravda signals a potential easing of tensions if larger withdrawals follow, with Molotov poised for key UN talks. Amnesty decrees aim to free German war prisoners and exiles, signaling a shift toward a socialist society and collaboration rehabilitation.
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Bail Set In Gun Toter Case After Shooting Incident
Roy Crawford held in Erie County Jail on two counts after a Friday night shooting at his home. Alderman George Gordon set bail at $5,000 cash or $10,000 property for each charge. Police found a .22 caliber pistol used in the incident and a loaded .82 caliber revolver in Crawford’s locked car.
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Wattsburg Woman Injured In 2 Car Traffic Smashup
Wattsburg woman Gladys Hapamy sustained injuries in a two car collision north of Union City. Police and local officials reported the crash involved vehicles from nearby communities. The injured driver was transported to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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British Two Missing Diplomats Exposed as Spies
British Foreign Office acknowledged that two missing diplomats, Burgess and MacLean, were spies. Documents allegedly showed they were defectors who traded Western secrets for asylum, with officials signaling Moscow as the probable destination and investigations to trace timing and handling of the case.
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Moves Toward Virginia From North Carolina
Hurricane raged along the North Carolina coast as the storm moved inland toward Virginia. Weather details warned of gale force winds and high tides with eye conditions expected to bring extreme surf along the coast. The center lay east of Moorhead City, with the storm moving northwesterly at speed and expected to approach extreme southern Virginia by afternoon. Continued updates noted widespread power outages and disrupted communications as the hurricane progressed.
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