Dulles Warns of Red Air Buildup Opposite Formosa
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told President Eisenhower that Red China has launched a considerable intensification of offensive air power opposite Formosa. He said the buildup has grave implications for the United States and had been occurring for several weeks, with details learned only in recent days. Congressional leaders offered cautious comments amid the disclosure.
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Augusta
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa
United States
Dulles
Karl FE. Mundt
R-Sd
House
Washington
Sur
Weather and city cleanup notes from Sunday readings
Sunday weather brought mild temperatures and busy highways as people explored and gardens bloomed. Spring flora appeared in profusion with peach and apple blossoms while city crews addressed all night parking and street disk nails damage concerns.
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New Castle
Pa Nene
Daily Weather Report Forecast and Stats
Fair and mild today with high 66 to 72. Tonight low 52 to 56. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer with showers and scattered thunderstorms by afternoon. For 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Sunday the high 67, low 50, precipitation 10, river 7.2 feet. For 24 hours ending 9 o'clock today the high 72, low 34, precipitation 13 including rain and hail, river 7.4 feet.
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United States
Dr Albert Einstein Dies At Princeton Home
Dr Albert Einstein former patent clerk and physicist who proposed the theory of relativity died today in Princeton New Jersey at 1 15 am He was 76 years old after entering hospital on Friday His work reshaped physics influencing time space tele vision and nuclear energy and helped spur atomic research
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Princeton, N.J
INS
Albert Einstein
Princeton
N.J
Three Airmen Dead In Bermuda B47 Crash
The bodies of Maj. M. D. Lowry of McDill Air Force Base Florida Maj. George Melching Jr of Wellsburg West Virginia and 1st Lt. Patrick Riley of Elgin Air Force Base Florida were recovered after a B47 jet bomber crashed into the ocean soon after takeoff from Kindley airfield Saint George Bermuda officials said Sunday.
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Saint George
Bermuda
U.S. Air Force
M. D. Lowry
McDill Air Force Base
Fla
George Melching, Jr
Wellsburg
W. Va
McDill Field
Patrick Riley
Elgin Air Force Base
Truman And Stevenson Attacks Denounced
Washington reports that GOP National Chairman Leonard W. Hall denounced former President Truman and Adlai E. Stevenson as New Deal peashooters whose criticism of President Eisenhower will not help their cause. Bridges and other Republican legislators condemned the duo for attacking the administration at a Saturday dinner, saying their actions seek political profit ahead of next year’s presidential race.
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GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
New Deal
Eisenhower
Hall
Stevenson
Styles Bridges
Senate
Bridges
Mr. Truman
Wable Appeals For New Trial
John Wesley Wable appeals to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for a new trial after his death sentence for the murder of truck driver Harry Pitts on the Turnpike. The 25-year-old handyman from Chiopyle faces two other indictments involving further murder and near fatal shootings.
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Philadelphia
INS
John Wesley Wable
Pennsylvania Turnpike
State Supreme Court
Chiopyle Handyman
Harry Pitts
Wable
Lester B. Woodward
Duncannon
Hall
Eisenhower
Hundred Die or Mourn in Kyushu Island Storm
Torrential rains caused landslides on Japan's southern Kyushu island. About 100 people were killed or missing as a slag heap buried a community near Sasebo on Saturday. More than 72,000 homes flooded, in the worst storm there in 66 years.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Hope
Sasebo
Japan to Expand Armed Forces With U S Aid
Tokyo reports that the United States will cover the costs of expanding Japan's armed forces this year. Washington’s concessions avert a standstill in rearmament, aiding Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama's new government and influencing Far East defense planning.
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Tokyo
United States
U.S
Far East
Washington
Ichiro Hatoyama
Mass polio vaccination kicks off nationwide
tens of thousands of first and second graders from Tallahassee to Los Angeles began receiving free doses of the Salk vaccine as part of a nationwide drive to curb infantile paralysis. Delays in vaccine shipments forced some cities to postpone start dates while the Southeast and Southwest received priority due to earlier polio cases.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Los Angeles
Calif
Health Department
San Francisco
Ellis D. Sox
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Washington
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Foundation
Truman to testify on UN charter revision hearing
Former President Harry S. Truman testified before a Senate foreign relations subcommittee in Washington as it opened hearings on revisions to the United Nations charter. Sen. Walter F. George praised Truman for presenting the U N charter to the Senate a decade ago and Truman stayed in for the session after a weekend dinner honoring Speaker Sam Rayburn. Democratic lawmakers planned a Capitol lunch in his honor with Sens. Hennings and Symington hosting.
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United Press
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Truman
United Nations
George
U.N
Sam Rayburn
Capitol
Thomas Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Stuart Symington
Death notices for several local residents in New Wilmington area
Death records list Mrs Helen Ramsey Walker 61 of New Wilmington R D 2 Mrs Alma McKean 76 of Wampum Clark S Pattison 84 of 210 Sumner Avenue Wiley V Finley 67 of 416 Pine Street Lawrence A Altmire 49 of Ellwood City and Anthony Vansowich Jr four months of 812 Lathrop Street.
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Helen Ramsey Walker
R. D
New Wilmington
Alma McKean
Wampum
Clark S. Pattison
Sumner Avenue
Wiley V. Finley
Pine Street
Lawrence A. Altmire
Ellwood City
Anthony Vansowich, Jr
Lathrop Street
Governor Will Present Tax Plan Tuesday
Gov George M Leader gains support from Democratic lawmakers for a half billion dollar tax program tied to a classified income tax. The plan, discussed with the House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee, would tax salaries and higher earners at 1 to 6 percent, with additional levies on dividends rents and unincorporated businesses and include a one cent per gallon fuel tax.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
George J. Sarraf
Allegheny County
House Ways and Means
Sarraf
New Charges Against East Berliners
West Berlin officials accuse East German Communists of firing West Berlin workers in the Soviet Sector this year as a political move tied to Paris pact ratification. The labor office cites 3 500 cuts: 500 in January, 1 500 in February, 1 500 in March, with plans to remove another 12 500 by May 1.
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West Germany
East
West
Soviet Zone
Dr Salk Aims For A Hundred Percent Polio Vaccine
Dr Jonas E Salk returns to the Pittsburgh lab eager to improve the polio vaccine after reports it’s 80 to 90 percent effective. He schedules a 2 p m press conference at Municipal Hospital as he pursues greater efficacy.
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Dr. Salk
Pittsburgh
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Peace or Communism Depends on Us Says Dr Furbay
Dr John H Furbay Air World Education Director for Trans World Air Lines told 750 at a Cathedral dinner that peace rests with present-day Americans He warned that Communist propaganda works best in war touched nations and urged action to keep the world free for future generations
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John H. Furbay
Cathedral
Furbay
Air World Education
Trans-World Air Lines
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
New Castle News
Floyd W. Lusk
J. Fred Clarke
Afro-Asian Conference Opens Amid Rift Reports
The 29 nation Afro-Asian conference opened in Bandung Indonesia under a tense mood amid reports of a rift between China’s Chou En-Lai and India’s Prime Minister Nehru despite attempts to mend differences. MARVIN STONE reports from INS Far Eastern desk.
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Marvin Stone
I.N.S
Bandung
Indonesia
INS
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Chou
United
Tragic Slag Collapse Kills Two Boys Near Greenville
In Greenville Pennsylvania two youths Patrick Henry aged 12 and Philip Orlando were killed when a six ton slag pile collapsed onto them at an abandoned coal tipple Sunday. Police used a crane to clear the debris and recover the bodies.
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Greenville
Ins
Patrick Henry
Philip Orlando
Nagy Fired as Hungary Premier. Hegedues Named Successor
Budapest reports Premier Imre Nagy was dismissed amid illness and replaced by Andras Hegedues after a parliamentary vote. Nagy and party secretary Mihaly Farkas were expelled from the Communist party committee as Hungary summoned the parliament to appoint a new premier. Nagy faced accusations of right wing deviationism and opposing the people’s democracy.
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Budapest
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedues
Hegedues
Budapest Radio
Nagy
Hungarian Workers (Communist) Party
Mihaly Farkas
Eden Heads to Victory in Britain Election Forecast
London bookmakers rate Anthony Eden and the Conservatives as clear favorites to win the May 26 general election. Eden focuses on the budget as Chancellor Butler outlines plans while Churchill remains sidelined.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
Labor Party
Eden
Winston Churchill
R. A. Butler
Butler
Ellwood City Obituary News and Society Notes
Brief obituary and social notes from Ellwood City present among theater listings and want ads. This fragment mentions society crossword, editorial content, and general classified sections with stock references and contact numbers.
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Cross Word Editorial
Ellwood City
Spring Brings Skating Fun and Fast Kids on the Move
Arthur Mometer Fancy touches on roller skates and kids playing outside signaling spring. Energetic youth race by with speed and eagerness, prompting adults to step aside as they pursue play with marbles kites and skating. The scene captures a lively, sunlit return of outdoor activity.
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