U N chief plans guidance on rush move in Gaza crisis
The UN secretary general urged careful steps as an emergency force could seize key zones but warned it may not suffice. Israel seeks assurances that Aqaba Gulf shipping will be protected and Gaza’s 100000 Palestinian refugees need stability via continued Israeli administration with UNRWA involvement. Delegates flagged fears Egypt might reinsert forces after any takeover.
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Israel
Aqaba Gulf
Sinai
Gaza
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
Art Carney and Gleason to Part Company in June
Art Carney will leave Jackie Gleason’s weekly show after his contract ends in June. Carney and Audrey Meadows have been Gleason’s two mainstays in the last five years and the split is described as amicable. Gleason plans fewer TV appearances next season but not a complete exit, CBS has no notice of Carney’s decision.
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New York
Art Carney
Jackie Gleason
Carney
Audrey Meadows
Gleason
William McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Jackie
Art
CBS
George Durgom
Star
Durgom
Geneva College Lineman Richard Kadis In Critical Condition
Richard Kadis a Geneva College lineman remains unconscious after a September 29 football injury in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. He underwent emergency brain surgery in Pittsburgh and was moved to the Cleveland Clinic where his parents say medical bills approach ten thousand dollars. Geneva College has contributed one thousand dollars with further aid possible but not yet determined.
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Cleveland
Richard Kadis
Waynesburg
Kadis
Geneva
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Clinic
Charles Kadis
Geneva College
Edward Clarke
Days Numbered for B&O Through Passenger Service
The West Virginia Public Service Commission approved discontinuing fast through passenger trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ohio River Division from Kenova to Pittsburgh, effective Feb. 1. One week's notice required. Remaining service will be mixed passenger and freight runs between Parkersburg and Kenova.
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Charleston
W Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Kenova
W. Va
Pittsburgh
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Parkersburg
Kenava
Snow and Cold Grip Pennsylvania Counties
A cold wave grips Pennsylvania as light snow flurries appear across the state. Temperatures range from near zero to 16 degrees below in parts, with north regions colder. Snow crews were mobilized early while residents cope with hazardous driving conditions and continuing freezing conditions.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Towanda
Damages sought over auto crash involving bus driver
A 47-year-old bus driver from New Kensington Pa seeks 350000 against F J Boutell Driveway Co Inc Detroit for injuries from a traffic collision last September. He alleges the incident occurred during a political campaign stop and that USW President David J McDonald offered a lucrative job to quit the race for president of the United Steelworkers. He notes McDonald was unavailable for comment and cites prior denial of a money bribe claim. The case intersects with a historic USW presidential contest and the dues protest movement seeking lower monthly dues.
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Detroit
Mich
New Kensingston
McDonald
Rarick
San Francisco
Rarcik
USW
Irvin Works
U. S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Grand Jury Pike Report Due Today
Dauphin County grand jury ready to report on conspiracy bribery and corrupt practices in the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission under Republican control. State officials deny charges as former chairman Thomas J Evans linked to a 1944 million dollar fleece claim, while Gov Leader calls the operation one of the greatest public swindles of all times.
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Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Dist. Atty
Huette F. Dowling
State Justice Department
State Supreme Court
Herbert B. Cohen
Thomas J. Evans
Gov
Will Marry Second Time "To Be Sure"
Atchison Kansas Mr and Mrs Ralph Steele married six years plan to make it strictly legal tomorrow There will be no formal invitations no presents and no cigars The Steeles were married August 26 1930 at Goddard Kansas Methodist Church The minister misplaced their license. probate records incomplete The couple will have a ceremony at Og Kalooza Methodist Church and then honeymoon with a daughter Mrs Sterning Park Brownsville Tennessee Read The Gazette Classified Ads
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Atchison, Kan
Ralph Steele
Steele
Atchison
Steeles
Goddard, Kan
Kansas City Star
Og- Kalooza Methodist Church
Sterning Park
Brownsville
Alcorn Jr Appears As Choice In GOP chairman race
Telegram accusations swirl as Alcorn, Darby and Meade Alcorn emerge as candidates for the Republican national chair. Sen. Thye praises Alcorn while disarmament aide Stdassen denies involvement and Western Union confirms two men sent messages from Stamford. The National Committee plans to meet to begin selecting a chairman with Eisenhower likely to be involved in the process.
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Conn
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Stdassen
New York City
United Nations
Western Union
Mother Tells Of Children Lost In Fire
In Wareham Massachusetts a mother speaks of a fatal house fire that killed four of her five children. Mary Smith 48 and daughter Beulah 14 escaped seconds before the flames consumed the five room home. Dead are Annette months old Chester 3 Phyllis 10 and Kenneth 13. The father Jack Smith 60 was in Taunton State Hospital after a breakdown.
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Wareham
Mass
Mary Smith
Beulah
Annette
Chester
Phyllis
Kenneth
Jack Smith
Taunton State Hospital
Leader Plans New Economy In Building
Gov. Leader announced plans to adopt new standards for state building programs to curb waste. The plan would pre scribe room sizes for dormitories classrooms hospitals and institutions and specify design and materials. The General State Authority will hold meetings to consider the program with the governor addressing the session Monday.
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Harrisburg
Veader
General State Authority
Eisenhower Inaugural Ceremony Set With Mom’s Bible
White House bars newsmen from Sunday's private oath ceremony amid protests by news organizations. Hagerty notes Eisenhower will use his mother’s Bible for the oath, similar to 1953, with minimal prayer and a shorter inaugural address expected to run under a half hour.
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White House
Hagerty
Eisenhower
George Washington
Washington
Britain and America strengthen ties with mutual respect
British leaders stress partnership with the United States, rejecting satellites and stressing shared interests. A later note mentions consequences of inaction and a willingness to endure costs for action. The piece shifts to Avalon California where boat operators will work eight-hour shifts April 15 to October 15 under a contract between Inland Boatmen’s Union and Santa Catalina Island Co.
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Certan
Gether
Middle East
Anthony Eden
Britain
Avalon
Calif
Tom
Men's Union
Santa Cata'rantlina Island
Avalon Bay
Torquato's Labor Fund Near State Control Milestone
Governor's staff confirms Torquato's Labor Fund surpassing two billion dollars. Thomas K. Hodges resigns as public relations secretary effective Jan 21 and may move to the Department of Public Instruction. Otis Morse to serve as acting public relations director. Morse is administrative assistant to Governor's secretary David V. Randall.
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Thomas K. Hodges
Department of Public Instruction
Hodges
New York
Otis Morse
York Radio and Television
Morse
David V. Randall
Goldfish Crowd Out Lake Trout
In Santa Barbara California the State Fish and Game Department proposes to kill all fish in Lake Cachuma and restock with bass to remove crowding by goldfish. The project would cost about $50,000 and aim to prevent goldfish from reestablishing while bass occupy the lake.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Lake Cachuma
Perfect Bank Theft Look Was Mistake
Mount Clemens Michigan reports a bank burglary scare ended with three youths in custody and $210 recovered. Detective Conrad Koltys nearby stopped a car after the alarm triggered. Police vans arrived as the bank confirmed the alarm was a false report. The trio claimed one withdrew $210, apologies were offered.
Prize Award N Novel Given Detroit Ban
Detroit police ban John O Hara prize winning novel Ten North Frederick from paperback and hardback editions and public libraries. Police Commissioner Edward S Piggins says the move aims to preserve public morals. Random House plans to fight the ban. O Hara questions Piggins competence while the book, about a wealthy Pennsylvania heir, won the National Book Award in fiction.
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James Dewey
Detroit
Detroit Police
John O’hara
Ten North Frederick
Edward S. Piggins
Piggins
Melville E.’ Bullach
Il-man
New York City
Random’ House
O'Hara
Williamsburg
Pennsylvania
Censor Bureau
Clark Named New Mayor Post In Washington
Senator Clark of Pennsylvania a former Philadelphia mayor takes a Washington post as chairman of the Senate judiciary subcommittee and as a member of the District of Columbia Auditorium Commission. He joins Rep Kearns on the House District of Columbia panel and the nine member Senate committee sets city policies.
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AP Special
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Clark
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District of Columbia
Washington
Pennsylvania
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House
Obituaries for Margaret E Smith and Adam Claer Hawk
Obituary notices list Margaret E. Smith of Ernest died Tuesday at 7 55 p m at home in West Wyoming Luzerne County with services Saturday January 9 at 2 p m Rev Arthur J Pfoht officiating burial in Oakland Cemetery Friends receive at Sutila Funeral Home Wayne Avenue. Adam Clair Hawk of Indiana Road 4 died Thursday afternoon in Indiana Hospital born November 28 1892 in White Township Indiana County son of Emanuel and Frances Rive Hawk lifelong resident and former McCreary Tire employee survived by wife Myrtle Alice Cochran Hawk two daughters Mary Ramsden and Clara Storms two sons Leo N Tooele Utah Russell E Indiana two brothers Leo N Cle e half brother Moss Confluence four grandchildren one great grandson friends receive at Sutila Funeral Home Wayne Avenue after 7 p m today services Sunday January 20 at 2 p m with Rev Levi H Goehring officiating interment Greenwood Indiana
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Ernest
Wyoming
Luzerne Co Ay
Sufila
Wayne Avenue
Arthur J. Pfoht
Buriel
Oakland Cemetery
Adam Clair Hawk
Indiana RD 4
Indiana Hospital
White Township
Indiana County
Emanuel and
Frances Rive Hawk
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
Hawk
Fundamental Baptist Church of Indiana
Myrtle Alice Cochran Hawk
Indiana
W. L
Mary) Ramsden
Clem
Clara
Blairsville
Leo N
Tooele
Utah
Russell E
Clee
Moss
Confluence
Sutila
Area Earns Top Prizes New Queen at Joint High School event
Herman Bilak Jaly and William McGee of Elders Ridge Joint High School, John Stephens and James McMullen of Busted Joint High School and Don ald R. Getty of Purchase Line Joint High School earned top prizes. The FFA degree went to a member meeting two years of vocational instruction and leadership along with $500 in productive ag enterprises and farm efficiency gains. Belva Gromley and Kathryn Sibley of Commodore won State Homemakers Degree. Ella J. Warner of Indiana RDJ placed third in 4 H home economics butter cake contest, Dorothy Ream of Indiana RDi fourth. County 4 H Senior Extension Club staged a tableaux of Christmas-tree nurseries symbolizing a multi million-dollar industry.
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Herman Bilakjaly
William McGee
Elders
Ridge Joint
John Stephens
James McMullen
Busted Joint
Donald R. Getty
Purchase Line Joint
FFA
Belva Gromley
Kathryn Sibley
Commodore
Future Home Makers of America
Ella J. Warner
Indiana RD J
Dorothy Ream
Indiana RD i
Indiana
Doctor Testimony in Hullett Case Raises Questions on Overdose Suspicions
Harris testified he spoke with Adams about potential drug overdose and Adams said it was not possible. The coroner Sommerville, who led Hullett inquest, faces questions over a missing 11000 pound check and a late night call about a private post mortem. Prosecutors seek to relate Adams to Hullett driving her to suicide by escalating narcotic overdoses.
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Adams
Dr. Adams
Dr.Adams
Edith Morrell
Alfred J. Hulett
Gertrude
Sommerville
Hullett
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