Doubt Day Faces Deadline in Middle East Talks
Egypt rejects any occupation by non Egyptian powers and rejects assurances on Gaza. At Cairo talks, leaders of Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia vow any occupation cannot be seen as continuation of Anglo French Israeli aggression. UN Assembly by 74 to 2 votes asks Hammarskjold to pursue complete Israeli withdrawal and report by Thursday.
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Egypt
Cairo
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Gaza
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Hammarskjold
Alcorn Seen New Chief Of Republicans
Pyle of Arizona and Louis Nunn of Lexington named as national campaign figures. The report notes Alcorn's expected pledge to work with Republicans in Congress to overturn Democratic majorities in next year’s elections. Hall said the coattail theory failed as Republicans won fewer seats than predicted. He cited gains in the South and big cities but insufficient candidates. Sen Sparkman said the South may no longer supply a solid Democratic bloc. Sen Douglas suggested some Southern Democrats weaken party strength in the North and West but rejected forcing defections.
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South
Congress
Hall
Sen. Sparkman
Alabama
Doug
Jas
D-Ill
Democratic Party
Warren
Eisenhower
Willian
F. Knowlandgee
Nixon
West Point
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhowers
Nixons
National Presbyterian Church
Ingrid Bergman Returns To Paris After New York Visit
Ingrid Bergman arrives back in Paris after a brief New York stop to receive the New York Film Critics Award for Anastasia. She and her children await in Paris while she stars in Tea and Sympathy and reflects on Europe being her home after years in America. She denies plans to move to the United States and notes her daughter Pia, now Jenny Ann, attends the University of Colorado.
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Anastasia
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Bergman
Pia
Dr. Lindstrom
Jenny Ann
University Colorado At
Boulder
New York
Miss Bergman
United States
Europe
America
Paris
Robertino
Ingrid
Isabella
Rossellini
Sr. Lindstrom
India
Court Orders Indictments In Pike Case
Dauphin County Court ordered indictments for 22 persons on conspiracy to defraud the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission of 19.4 million dollars. The court rejected a bid to quash a grand jury report naming Evans and Torrance. McSorley not charged in that section. Dowling will present indictments before the regular grand jury.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
G. Franklin “ McSorley
Thomas J. Evans
James F
Dauphin County Court
William H. Neely
Dowling
Carl B. Shelley
McSorley
cSoriey
60 Per Cent Polish Vote Favors Reds
Official results are expected by Tuesday. Voters who refused to back Gomulka’s line struck off names, but the Communist party will still command a substantial majority in the new Parliament. Ballots marked or unmarked favored the Reds, with Democrats and United Peasants aligned to the National Front. Demonstrations were scattered, and precautions did not need to be used. Gomulka, age 51, seeks limited independence from Moscow while leading reforms since taking power three months ago.
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Uesday
Gomulka
United Workers (Communist) Party
National Front
Democrats
United Peasants
Red Line
Moscow
Chou Enla
U.S
Middle East
Janos Kadur
Nixon Plans On Mideast Get Support
Senator Dirksen praised Eisenhower's plan as one that would earn respect from nations including the Soviet Union. Sparkman urged linking economic and military aid, noting a strong long-range program is vital though Dulles has not supplied needed information. Douglas, from a December trip, warned against Communist subversion and emphasized long-term economic aid to prevent subversion and reduce risk of Communist takeover.
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Sen
Dirksen
R-I
Eisenhower
Middle East
Soviet Union
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Dulles
Committees
Congress
Douglas
Quick Thaw Could Bring Big Floods
Pittsburgh weather officials warn that a rapid thaw or heavy rain may burst Oil Creek’s ice dam at Oil City and threaten flooding downstream toward Franklin. Vernon Houghton, chief river forecaster, notes the jammed ice dam could release if conditions worsen, though areas upstream and downstream are not at immediate risk.
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Pittsburgh
Oil City
Allegheny
Vernon Houghton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Franklin
Oil Creek
Houghton
Five Suffer Injuries In Area Crashes
Multiple crashes in the Indiana area left five injured. Stella Pridesh, 41, and her 13-year-old son John were treated and released for facial cuts after a collision with a truck owned by Earl Laney, 47, with $400 car damage and $300 truck damage.
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Stella Pridesh
Hother City R.D
John
Sub
Pridesh
Earl Laney
Black Lick
Indiana
Dianal
Anne Shankle
Home RD
Tony J. Cadile
Chambersville
Shankle
Cadile
Edri
Joe Kaito
Iselin
Frank Gallo
North Sixth Street
William A. Altimus
Penn Run
R.D
Kaito
Gallo
Altimus
Ask Leader To Ban New Paper Mill
The Western Pennsylvania Clean Streams Assn. asks Gov. Leader to block a building permit for a mill along the Allegheny River at Franklin unless the company proves a nonpolluting method. The group urges careful review to avoid increasing river pollution, with a public hearing promised by the State Sanitary Water Board before any permit.
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New Kensington
Western
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Association
State Sanitary Water Board
State’s Pardons Board Faces Probe Over Published Reasons
The Pardons Board may be required to publish its rationale for commutations and pardons. It already released reasons last September for death sentence commutations of Darcy, Harold Foster, and Harry Zietz. Senate action looms on a Korean War veteran bonus proposal and other bills.
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Darcy
Harold Foster
Harry Zietz
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Military Affairs Committee
James K. Davis
Rforest
Inaugural Celebration Underway
Ike's first term begins with orderly ceremonies and a brisk security profile. The crowd of about 750000 fills Capitol vicinity as Eisenhower and Nixon take oaths in private and public rites, while weather shifts through sun rain and wind. Guests include Hoover, Truman absent, and a parade with 40 governors 33 floats 65 bands.
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Eisenhower
Hagerty
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover
Truman
Delaware
Iene
Islaw
John
Barbara
Statler Hotel
Nixon
Iva Vic Suumeus
Eisen
Hower
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Eisenhower Pledges Peace And Justice For The World
The ceremony at the White House follows a private oath as Eisenhower vows to build peace with justice. He cites Hungarys 1956 revolt as a symbol of yearning for freedom, warns against isolation, and pledges to honor mutual dependence while aiding free nations. He prays for the light of freedom to reach all darkened lands.
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White House
Eisenhower
Hungary
Budapest
United States
America
Ramtifil
Pacific
Middle East
Formosa
Suez
Russia
Driver Killed on Sixth St Bridge In Pittsburgh Crash
Matthew Mankowski aged 25 of Pittsburgh died early yesterday when his car collided with a trolley on the Sixth St Bridge. Police said the wreck occurred at dawn and the investigation is ongoing.
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Pittsburgh
Matthew Mankowski
Sixth St
Obituaries from Indiana and Blairsville area deaths
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Robert Coulter McCurdy of Indiana PA on January 19 195%, Rebecca Evelyn Horrell of Blairsville on January 21 and Peter Otis Blystone of Ford City on January 19. Documents note their birthdates, family ties, church memberships, survivors, and funeral arrangements with local churches and cemeteries.
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Robert Coulter McCurdy
Indiana
Clymer Road
Young Township
Indiana Co
West
Lebanon
Clark Ward
Catherine Wissinger McCurdy
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
McCurdy
Bertha Carnahan McCurdy
John
Rescie) Smith
West Lebanon
Sally Ann McCurdy
Pittsburgh
Wendell
Rebecca Evelyn Horrell
Morrow Street
Blairsville
Tunnelton
Joseph 1
Rachel Hancock
Horrell
Fedieral Laboratories
Hebron Lutheran Church
Blairsille
James
Hariet) Erwin
Harry
Louise) Coffman
Deana
Blairsville Cemetery
Peter Otis Blystone
Ford City
Plumcreek
Township
Archibald and
Ellen Dunmire Blystone
Blystone
Whitesburg
Presbyterian Church
Lotting Boyer Blystone
Vloyd and
Owen
Harold
Goldie Yount
Vienna
Ohio
Dorothy Leightley
Kittanning
Ruth Rough
Shelocta
Erastus
William Blystone
Elsie Richards
Leechburg
Joyce Smail
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
W. E. Shaffer
Whitesburg Cemetery
Grant Bell to Operate Funeral Home
Grant Bell will operate the funeral home after attending Eckles Embalming College in Philadelphia. He earned his license in 1937 and partnered with his father, then served as a bomber pilot in World War II with combat missions in the European Theater. Mrs. Mary Bell will continue to be associated with the business.
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Diana High School
Eckles Embalming College
Philadelphia
Grant
Army Air Corps
Mary
Bell
Durin
R. 1 Bell
Colorful Inauguration Parade Showcased Military Jets
A grand parade featured state floats and phased themes while services displayed missiles. An Air Force F104A Starfighter mounted on a float boasted speeds twice sound. The march included the 48 states and territories following Eisenhower and the armed forces in order of statehood.
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Air Force
Eisenhower
Union
Woman Dies After Being Struck by Auto in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Elizabeth Diemer, 85, a Swiss Vale resident, died yesterday from injuries sustained when she was struck by an auto on December ). Hospital and official reports list the accident in Pittsburgh area streets and note her residence and age as key details.
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Pittsburgh
Swissvale
Elizabeth Diemer
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Johnson
Germany
United Nations
U.N
Albert B. Penn
Alexandria
Washington
Gazette
GOP
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kan
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Robinson-Lytle’s
7Th St
James Burnett Reid
Oakland Cemetery
Grant Bell
Funeral Home
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