Peace Talks Resume After Egyptian Clearance At Suez
U N secretary general orders Maj Gen Burns to meet Israeli leaders and arrange a rapid U N move to occupy disputed areas as Israel withdraws from Gaza and Aqaba. Arab envoys say they will wait to see withdrawal, while the U S stresses no secret promises and pledges to prevent Egyptian attacks and ensure Gulf of Aqaba navigation.
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Dag Bammarskjcu
E. L. M. Burns
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Cairo
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Herut (Freedom) Party
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Israel
Dulles
United States
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Aqaba
Gulf of Aqaba
Arabs Wary Over Israel Withdrawal Agreement
Mrs. Meir asserted Israel will safeguard its interests if Egypt resumes blocking Israeli shipping via the Gulf of Aqaba to Eilat or if Gaza infiltration resumes. UNEF chief Burns stated troops could enter quickly as Israelis withdraw, with Dayan and Burns planned talks. Cairo officials cautioned while Western diplomats praised a potential breakthrough in the four month stalemate.
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Gaza Strip
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Labor Unity
David Ben- Gurion
Cairo
United States
Dulles
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Middle East
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Shapiro Plans A Full Report On Welfare Training
Harrisburg Secretary of Welfare Harry Shapiro will present the Legislature next week with a full and detailed state coat on the department training program. He denies the aid program is scholarships and says he will disclose student names schools amounts and agreements with students.
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Pact Extended Keeps Cuba in Constitutional Suspension
The Havana government extended the 48 day suspension of constitutional guarantees, initially imposed January 15 for 44 days, saying it aims to protect Cuba's vital sugar industry from threats of sabotage by insurgents and Communists.
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Sinatra May Face Perjury Charge Over 1954 Raid Testimony
The article reports conflicting testimony between Frank Sinatra and private detective Philip Irwin regarding a November 5 1954 raid on Marilyn Monroe’s Hollywood apartment. Sinatra said he drove DiMaggio near Monroe’s car and waited in his car. Irwin testified most of Sinatra’s statements were false and described an incident where the wrong apartment was entered and a lamp was turned on during the scramble to escape.
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Chinese Nationalists Declare Invasion Readiness
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek told American reporters that Chinese Nationalist forces are at their peak and ready to invade the Communist mainland. He said American aid would be used to liberate the people and that landing craft and power would enable a coastal invasion, while declining any need to fear Soviet intervention.
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Testimonial for Lucerne Priest Sunday Dinner Plan
About 450 people are expected at a testimonial dinner for Father Marian Rosenthal, former St Louis pastor in Lucernemines, tomorrow at 4 30 p m at Rustic Lodge near Indiana. Rosenthal was transferred to Transfiguration Church Mt Pleasant and replaced at Lavernemines by Father Henry Podowski of All Saints East Vandergrift. Congregation members led by Al Vanity arranged the event.
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Auto wrecks lead to two thousand dollar damages
State Police report two trucks were involved in a collision on the highway. C. T. Ferrier, 63, Marion Center RD 1, attempted a left turn and his truck was struck from behind by Gerald Kirkland, 21, of Clymer RD 1 who was passing Ferrier. Damages were estimated at $2,000.
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Nixon meets with Sultan of Morocco on aid and doctrine
President Nixon met the Sultan of Morocco to discuss possible economic aid for Morocco and the Algerian question. They studied these issues with no priority order and also discussed the Eisenhower Doctrine for the Middle East. The Sultan favored the doctrine in principle, stressing that economic means are essential for long term goals to curb communism in the region. The Sultan analyzed communism and its tendency to infiltrate economically distressed areas. Nixon noted that Morocco and Tunisia were not officially in the present doctrine but implied the Middle East scope could be extended.
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Senate Racketee To Ask Beck and Brewster About Vice Activities
Obituaries note Beck invited to testify before a Senate special group now in Europe and due back later this month. Brewster cited for contempt of Congress for not answering earlier questions on alleged ties between racketeers and labor officials. The panel, probing underworld influence in labor and industry, focuses on Portland Oregon where Morgan testified he declined a $310,000 campaign payoff from Manton Spear to place a Holmes ally on the state liquor commission. Spear claimed Beck and Brewster were the sources of the scheme. Holmes, elected governor in November, faced opposition as teamsters sought to influence liquor purchases and labor disputes with eastern distillers.
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Ex-Air Force Secretary Is Dead At 69
Palm Beach Florida memorial notices report Harold E. Talbott former secretary of the Air Force died at 69. Talbott resigned in 1955 after a clash over private business interests and served as a Republican finance figure. The obituary notes his early aviation ties and roles with War Production Board during World War I.
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Emergency Declared In Thailand After Poll Irregularities
The government party retained a slim majority amid reported ballot stuffing and irregularities. Premier Pibulsonggram warned of subversion by foreign‑backed groups as Thailand declared a state of emergency to quell unrest. Gen Sarit Thanarat addressed a large student protest, urging restraint and promising a peaceful delegation to the Interior Ministry.
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To Continue Board Probe In Erie County Hearings
Harrisburg March 2. Rep Edwin W Tompkins chairs the committee probing the Parson s Board. Public hearings next week will focus on commutations in Erie County after finishing Delaware County. The probe may call witnesses on former Erie mayor Thomas W Flatley who received a commuted sentence after a bribery conviction and prison term.
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Revolution Flares In Indonesia State Of War Declared
Rebels led by Lt Col Ventie Sumual declare a state of war in Java as insurgents demand greater East Indonesian share of foreign trade earnings. The coup, linked to Sukarno’s guided democracy plan, sparked caution across Sumatra and Jakarta while Sumual’s forces seek regional autonomy within Indonesia.
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Met singer Hines carries on after ankle injury
Metropolitan Opera bass Hines, 35, six feet six, injured an ankle outside his South Range New Jersey home last Tuesday and sang his role in Mozart's The Magic Flute last night. He was helped on and off stage by priests in the performance and made no other appearances requiring walking.
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Ben-Gurion summons Cabinet over Gaza withdrawal
Premier David Ben-Gurion abruptly calls his Cabinet into a top secret session in Jerusalem amid reports of Israel's plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. Heirut opposition pressures for resignation and new elections as protests are planned in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
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Westinghouse Plans Multi Million Plant at Trafford
Westinghouse Electric Corp plans a multi million dollar switchgear plant at Trafford in Westmoreland County that will employ about 500 people when fully operational. Construction start date not announced. The facility will house the power circuit breaker department now based in East Pittsburgh to retain jobs there. Canada deploys two helicopters and 73 geology teams to map new oil gas and coal prospects.
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Senate Debates Special Meet Over Mideast Aid Plan
Democratic and Republican senators clash over a 200 million aid amendment to a Mideast resolution. Sponsors say it could be first installment of a larger program potentially reaching billions. Dulles and Eisenhower defend the military economic aid linkage. Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson forecasts a vote today with a final decision possible next Tuesday.
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