Dulles outlines massive retaliation policy for peace
Secretary of State Dulles urges Western powers to bolster alliances and maintain selective retaliatory power to deter Soviet aggression. He defends the arsenal of retaliation as a foundation for peace, warning Russia uses tactics, not aims, and calling for a strong, adaptable response. Page 6, Col 1.
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Chicago
Russia
Dulles
Ilinois Manufacturers Assn
Piulles
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Newsgaldens Exp Flying Plane’s Editor’s Note
Gerry Smith of the Tarentum Valley Daily News tests a Cessna 172, noting she learned to fly despite limited aptitude and poor driving skills. The piece, by the Woman’s Editor, describes an assisted flight with Alfred Bennett, a Pittsburgh area dealer, as part of a test of the new civilian craft.
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Gerry Smith
Tarentum
Pittsburgh
Alfred B. Bennett
Doe Hunting In 2 Parks Opens In Bedford County
Blue Knob and Shawnee state parks in Bedford County will open for antlerless deer hunting next Monday and Tuesday. Secretary Maurice K. Goddard says results will help evaluate future seasons in other parks. Hunters need an antlerless permit from Bedford County.
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Harrisburg
Bedford County
Bluegeek
Maurice K. Goddard
Secretary of Forests and Waters
Goddard
Blue Knob
Shawnee
Former Capone Chief In Rubout Slaying
A former Capone associate known as a financial adviser was killed in a gang style rubout on a South Side street as he and his wife prepared to enter their car after dining at a restaurant. Police traced the shooting to local hoodlums while Mrs. Greenberg, 43, reported conflicting details about whether words were exchanged before the gunfire.
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Greenberg
Cal
No Church Page Omitted From Today's Gazette
Space limits forced omission of the church page from Friday’s Gazette edition. It will run in tomorrow’s paper.
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Gazette
Confession Obtained In Dual Slayings
Clinton County Sheriff Parker said a 34 year old Carlyle poultry worker admitted killing Harold Smith 30 and Arlene Smith 35 in their home near Lebanon Illinois. He led investigators to the bodies buried in wells. The suspect, Filmore Young, gave no motive.
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Carlyle
Dan
Parker
Wells
Clinton County
Filmore Young
Young
Harold Smith
Arlene
Lebanon, Jr
St. Louis
Clifford Flood
St. Clair County
Lebanon
Blairsville Native Dies In Pittsburgh
Blairsville native Chiares L. Albright, 68, retired vice president and secretary of the H C Frick Coke Co, died yesterday after a long illness in Pittsburgh. He began work as a miner in 1905 and rose to executive posts before retiring in 1948. Also note: a dance tonight at Diana's Tavern with music by Willie Barthol.
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Pittsburgh
Chiares L. Albright
H.C. Frick Coke Co
Albright
Blairsville
Frick
Santa Claus barred from Henderson Christmas parade
Henderson Nevada recreation director said Santa Claus is banned from the December 24 parade after religious readers objected to him as an pagan symbol and leaders threatened to withdraw floats depicting biblical scenes.
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Henderson
Nev
Santa Claus
Chart Drive To Get Men Unionized
AFL-CIO launches a sweeping organizing drive to recruit millions in the two years before its next convention. George Meany and Walter Reuther urge an all out campaign with four million dollars pledged by former CIO unions and expect contributions from former AFL unions. Target industries include chemical textile and paper, plus office and building trades.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
AFL
Aflcio
Walter Reuther
CIO
Reuther
Meany
Child Slayer Gossard to Die March 12
Harrisburg reports Governor fixes week of March 12 for execution of Harry Gossard Cambria County convicted Halloween slayer. Supreme Court upheld conviction in the Karen Mauk case and a pardon board petition will seek commutation to life. Gossard, 6 year old Karen Mauk body found near her home in October 1954. He is housed at Western State Penitentiary.
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Harrisburg
Harry Gossard
Cambria County
Gossard
Karen Mauk
State Supreme Court
State Pardon Board
Gastard
Conemaugh
Jack Benny to Turn 62 Next February 14
Comedian Jack Benny announced in public he will be 62 next Feb 14. He spoke at a $100 a plate dinner raising funds for General Rose Hospital in Denver last night. A dance followed at the Hotel Homer with music by Kenny Walker.
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Denver
Jack Benny
Benny
General Rose Hospital
Homer
Kenny Walker
Cavalcade of Cans Brings Jaycees to First Ward Drive
Tudiana Jaycees announce the second annual Cavalcade of Cans to aid the needy. Loyal Jaycees will canvass the First Ward Tuesday evening asking housewives for a can of food. Porch lights should be left on after 6 30 p.m. The drive runs until 9 p.m. across four wards beginning Tuesday and continuing Wednesday through Friday.
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Tudiana Jaycees
Robert ©. George
Jaycees
George
Mule Enjoys Sales Appeal
Hazard Kentucky report on a mule named Wi Nancy who spurs a quirky sales tale. Steve Reaves trades for a car, Taulbee the dealer tags Wi Nancy for sale, Joe Neace buys the mule as the dealer laments the loss of a personable animal.
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Hazard
Nancy
Steve Reaves
Steve Taulbee
Reaves
Taulbee
Joe Neace
Republican Hopefuls Await Ike's Decision
Washington AP reports Republican presidential hopefuls fear a delay by President Eisenhower could push them out of GOP delegate and primary opportunities. If Ike acts after early 1956 filing deadlines, Knowland and others imagine a scenario where contenders enter key April 10 Illinois and March 13 New Hampshire contests without formal consent.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Mhie
Annsranthy
Aus Pua Apweseng
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Illinois
Ilinois
New Hampshire
Farm Program Debated By Ike Aides
President Eisenhower and his aides debated a new farm program at Camp David in snowy weather. Benson arrived with a large staff of consultants while True Morse and Harris of San Diego helped craft portions of the State of the Union message. Harris and a companion from El Cajon faced a speeding citation. Pressing, the officer, and others were involved.
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Gettysburg
Benson
State of the Union
Mes, Save
Harris
Leslie
Moore
el Cajon
Ralph B. Pressing
Summerfield
Presidential Lodge
Tial
Socks Boots and a Boy Left Bare by Cold Weather
A six year old at Benjamin Franklin Elementary School arrived without socks underwear or proper clothes amid cold conditions. Principal Arthur Grundy and school staff alerted by janitor M Carnyben led to the boy's removal from class. Dr William Grey reported the incident later to Indiana businessmen who donated funds for clothing.
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Bill Hastings
Tadians County
Benjamin Franklin Elementary
West Pike
Arthur J. Grundy
Mr. Grundy
M. Br. Carnyben
Veeck
Grundy
William ©. Grey
Dr.Iran
Indiana
Dr. Gray
Funeral Today For Air Pioneer Glenn L. Martin
Funeral services set for aviation production pioneer Glenn L. Martin in Santa Ana California where he died last Sunday in Baltimore at age 68. His pallbearers include six boyhood friends. Temperatures were to fall into the low 20s tonight with snow forecast to continue in western and central Pennsylvania. Snow covered parts of Pittsburgh and Uniontown and the Weather Bureau said several inches could fall in eastern mountain areas. No serious traffic accidents reported as cinders crews worked to reduce slick roads.
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Associated Press
Norther
Pennsylvania
Erie
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Santa Ana
Calif
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Baltimore
Fort High
Terian Church
H. Allen
Roy
Deal
Harry Hanson
George E
Setend Lewis
Myford Irvine
Carson Smith
EUR
Weather Bureau
Pitsburgh
Leader rules out retail sales tax as solution
Harrisburg AP reports Gov Leader rejects a Legislature passed sales tax. He backs Senate approved 3% manufacturers excise tax to raise 320 million and boosts taxes on business to yield 130 to 140 million. He vows no sales tax and says the door is closed.
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Harrisburg
Leader
Senate
House
Ngn
Pair charged in Saltsburg burglaries and auto theft
Eugene R. Fleming and Walter M. Brinks Jr face eight burglary counts and one auto theft count after a spate of Saltsburg area break ins in Indiana County netting about $1,000. They are jailed awaiting a hearing before Indiana Justice Albert Breakiron after arrest by State Police last Sunday. The loot included about $20 cash and merchandise. See Charge-Page 6, Col. 2.
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Saltsburg
Indiana County
Eugene R. Fleming
Church Street
Walter M
Johnny) Brinks, Jr
Windham
Ohio
New Kensington
Indiana Justice of the Peace
Albert Breakiron
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