Decision due on Indochina aid
Associated Press reports talks in Washington say a pact on American aid to fight communism in Indochina and a phased French troop withdrawal may emerge. US opposition to rapid French pullout remains, with plans for financial help to maintain reduced French forces in South Viet Nam and broader aid to South Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia.
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Viet Nam
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Laos
Cambodia
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DIVERS GROPING FOR BODIES IN SINKING FERRY
Fourteen divers work through mud clogged compartments of the Toya Maru wreck. Officials report 900 or more believed trapped as salvage continues. Fifty two bodies recovered in Hakodate harbor after the Sunday capsizing during a typhoon that killed about 1,600 and left 1,440 missing. US and Japanese forces join in the search for additional victims.
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Sagebrush Trail and Boxing Bout Lead Buffalo TV Night
WBEN TV Buffalo lists a full schedule from 5:45 pm to 12:00 am. Highlights include Sagebrush Trail at 5:45 followed by Keglers Klinic, News and Weather, Sports Spotlight, Superman, Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, Strike It Rich, Ive Got a Secret, a Boxing Bout, late Sports, News Weather and TV Theatre blocks ending with Action Theatre at midnight.
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Banker Flees With 82000 From Staten Island Bank
A Staten Island bank teller John Siemer disappeared with his wife and three children taking more than 820,000 in small bills from the West Brighton branch. The cash was found later in the teller’s home refrigerator by the missing man’s 17 year old sister. Neighbors reported seeing the wife with a child leaving the apartment as authorities investigated.
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Richmond County
Siemer
U. S. Attorney's Office
Brooklyn
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Call recess in Lamb hearing as government witness ill
Washington A Commission witness remains in the room during a recess of the Edward Lamb hearing. Examiner Herbert Sharfman ordered Ernest Courey to stay for possible further questioning when the hearing resumes Friday afternoon. The recess followed illness of an unidentified government witness, with 10 more expected to testify against Lamb.
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Ernest Courey
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Israelis May File Protest At U N Over Suez Canal Incident
Israeli and Egyptian delegates at the United Nations described conflicting accounts after the Bat Galim was fired on by an Egyptian gunboat in the Gulf of Suez. Three fishermen drowned and several were wounded as ships attempted to pass the Suez Canal, with Israel demanding the vessel be returned if Cairo does not grant passage.
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Francis elected president of Pennsylvania Millers and Feed Dealers
York, Pa Robert Francis Bellefonte was elected president of the Pennsylvania Millers and Feed Dealers Association at the group's annual convention held here yesterday.
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York
Robert Francis
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania Millers and Peed Dealers Association
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Atoms Plan No. 3 On U.N. Agenda Amid Wariness
United States pushes its atom for peace plan No. 3 before the United Nations General Assembly committee. President Eisenhower urges an avenue of peace as delegates await reactions to US atomic proposals amid Soviet bloc responses.
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Indiana man sues Savage Arms over gun injuries
John Cramer of Conemaugh Township filed in US District Court seeking 100000 in damages from Savage Arms Corp claiming a rifle bolt injured him last September while target shooting. His brother Earl bought the rifle from Front Gun Shop Blairsville on November 1, 1950 and gave it to the plaintiff two years later.
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Pittsburgh
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Conemaugh Township
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Iran
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Blairsville
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