New Policy Plans Are Predicted In Middle East Debate
Britain and France press the United States to act before Russia, backing Eisenhower's plan for standby authority to deploy U.S. troops if needed and a major economic aid program for Israel and Arab states to end regional rivalries. Congress reacts coolly though. Cullea will meet UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in New York to discuss the broader Middle East situation.
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Britain
France
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Formosa
U. S
Middle East
Israel
Dulles
Cullea
New York City
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Malibu Fires Rage As Zuma Beach Blaze Devours Homes
Firefighters battled a large Malibu blaze and a Lex Zuma Beach fire that destroyed beach front mansions near the four lane coast highway. A moist sea breeze helped slow spread while a separate court case in Pennsylvania prompted a U S Supreme Court review of a courthouse photo ban. The Lake Sherwood fire threatened Hidden Valley and ranches of George Brent Eve Arden and Alan Ladd but was halted by wind shifts and bulldozers. Emergency declared by Gov Knight with federal assistance sought.
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Zuma Beach
Here
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Edward G. Bauer
Westmoreland County Court
John W. Wable
Bauer
Wable
Post-Gazette
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Addfume
Goodwin Knight
Sacramento
Eisenhower
Malibu
Los Angeles
Mace
Lake Sherwood
Lake
Hidden Valley
George Brent
Eve Arden
Alan Ladd
Thousand Oaks
San Fernando Valley
New Enzyme Test Could Detect Hidden Diseases
Dr. Felix Wroblewski of Sloan Kettering Institute described enzyme detection as a new blood test for early disease discovery. The method may reveal heart damage, early hepatitis signs, and potential cancer locations before visible symptoms appear.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science Reporter
New York
American Assny For
Advancement of Science
Felix Wroblewski
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Wroblewski
Bomb Scares Keep New York Cops Busy
Police hunt the diabolical Mad Bomber amid a citywide surge of fake and real devices. Since 1940, 43 bombs have been planted, 22 exploded injuring 15. no fatalities. A security scare at Madison Square Garden during a college tournament prompted alerts after a suspicious pipe in a sock was found and later deemed harmless. George Cormac, 63, Bethlehem Pa., collapsed and died after a manhunt at Grand Central Station.
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Hotee
Madison Square Garden
Macy's Department Store
Queens
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Paramount
Times Square
George Cormac
Bethlehem
Grand Central Station
Eisenhower Enjoys a Weekend Golf Outing at Augusta
President Eisenhower spent a weekend vacation at his Augusta retreat as Congress readies for 1957. He planned another golf round and then met Republican leaders to map domestic policy while New Year’s Day would shift focus to foreign policy and Middle East tensions.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Columbine III
Bush
Indonesia Leader Wins Backing Amid Regional Pressures
Celebes islanders mostly Christian push for greater local autonomy while army officers control government machinery in North and Central Sumatra. The central government moves show Sastroamidjojo gaining backing to retain power as two coalition partners pledge support to remain in his Cabinet.
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Indonesia
Sastroamidjojo
Far
Ue Tee Re Aweentegy Oes
Sastroamidijojo
Lalso
Sukarno i
J Army
Pennsylvania
Suez Salvage Crews Readied To Start Job
Recounted report covers salvage crews readying to clear wreckage near Suez, with limited prior operations by British and French vessels and Egypt permitting completion of salvage work after initial occupation withdrawal. The item also notes regional unrest in Sumatra, unrest in Indonesia, and weather impacts across Pennsylvania.
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Suez
Port Said
Britain
France
Egypt
Art Sala
Obituaries from Indiana County (1920s) list several local deaths
Obituaries note the death of Mrs Elizabeth G Kelley of Aultman Pa born 1908 in Michigan wife of William S Kelley and mother of Henry and Betty with services set at 2 p m Monday at their home. Carrie Stock McCoy formerly of Black Lick dies December 26 in Mayview Hospital Pittsburgh. Mary Eugenie Cole Man Cunkelman of Saltsburg dies December 28 at home. service December 31. Murray S Fetterman of Indiana dies, funeral December 31. Phyllis Valente of Indiana dies at home. requiem Mass January 2 at St Bernard’s Church. Interments planned at Oakland and Edgewood cemeteries.
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Aultman
Michigan
Andrew
Elizabeth Jston Bain
Indiana County
Cleveland
Ohio
Betty
Robert Elizabeth Aird
Philadelphia
John A. Bain
Indiana
Edward
Agnes) Smith
Robert
Mary) Houck Jr
Pomona
California
Howard Swan
Oakland Cemetery
Robinson - Lytle
North Seventh Street
Carrie Stock McCoy
Black Lick
Mayview Hospital
Pittsburgh
Summerhill
Cambria County
Michael
Carol Sinendinger Stock
McCoy
Helen Stock
Cincinnati
Renee Pen
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsville
SS Simon and Jude
S.8
Simon and Jude Cemetery
Mary Eugenie Coleman Cunkelman
Saltsbury
Conemaugh Township
Indiana Co
Elizabeth Hervey Coleman
Saltsburg
Salisburg U.P
George W. Dunkelman Sr
Robert A
George W. Jr
Dorman R
Clair
Mary) Shirley
Ernest
Elizabeth) Sell
Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home
Salisburg
David W. Dodds
Edgewood Cemetery
Salteburg
R. W. Falls
Phylli
Valente
Frank
North Sth Street
Italy
Marcello
Margaret Diliberto Parabino
St. Hernard's Church
Carmella Valenti
Anthony
Carmella
Carmella) Formosa, Mrs. Joseph
Margaret) Krull
Rose) Benton
India
Merle
Alphonso
Joseph
Sutila
Wayne Ave
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Jamego Brady
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Five Die in Pittsburgh Car Crash Friday
Pittsburgh police report a fatal two car crash Friday, with five killed including Alfred Daugherty 18 and three teen passengers Dorothy Salmon 18 Mary Alice Healey 18 Barbara Hines 17, plus driver Stanley F. Puchalski 31 who died at the scene. Surviving teen Harry J. Haney 18 remains in serious condition.
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Charles Colest
Stanley F. Puchalski
Colesi
Alfred Daugherty
Dorothy Salmon
Mary Alice Healey
Barbara Hines
Harry J. Haney
Hoodlums Tie and Beat Bandleader in Camden Incident
In Camden the bandleader was tackled by hooded assailants amid accusations of misconduct. J H Bickley of the U S Knights Ku Klux Klan claimed no Klan presence in Camden, noting a rival group formed after a speech. A Lions Club auxiliary member, Mrs Mary McKenna, 72, from Latrobe Pennsylvania, remained hospitalized after an auto accident at Tropical Race Track that killed track guard Elmer Ackerman, 52, and injured Mrs Sorber and another rider.
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Marion
J. H. Bickley
Grand l Dragon
U. S. Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Camden
Bickley
Jean Sorber
Sorber
Philadelphia Office Building Fire Stuns City
A major blaze at the 809 building forced a company staff and 800 IRS employees in the Gimble Building to evacuate as flames escaped the roof. Firefighters poured 30,000 gallons of water per minute until the fire was controlled around 3 25 p.m. No damage estimate given. Occupants of nearby buildings were evacuated. Investigators noted power had been shut off and candles in use prior to the outage.
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Internal Revenue Service
Gimble
Hink
Slaughter Reduction Amid Holiday Traffic Surge Near Pittsburgh
Five Pittsburgh residents including four teens died in a snowbound highway collision as the New Year holiday period nears its peak. The National Safety Council warns the traffic toll could hit 490 by Tuesday midnight, a New Year record, with prior tallies reaching 707 for Christmas and New Year totals around 973 last year.
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Baldwin Borough
Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Offer Cash In Tax Suit
The General Services Administration will pay 195,343 to New Castle and Lawrence County Pennsylvania as full settlement for tax claims from 1955 and part of 1956. The claims arose from a foundry once owned by the government sold at public auction to Mesta Machine Co. of Pittsburgh. The government plans to contest further tax claims by the city and county beginning in 1954, totaling about 1100,000.
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Washington
General Services Administration
New Castle
Lawrence County
Mesta Machine Co
Pittsburgh
GSA
Baltimore Transit to Introduce UNIVAC Schedules
Baltimore Transit Co. announced a yearlong effort on an electronic brain using UNIVAC to generate schedules. The computer processes traffic and load data to produce 30 new schedules for 14 lines, set to take effect January 13.
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Baatimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Univac
Baltimore Transit
Public Service Commission
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