Socialist Party May Decide French Election
Paris voters watch a National Council meeting of the Socialist Party to determine any alliance with Pierre Mendes-France. With 104 members the party is the largest in the National Assembly and could shift the balance with possible ties to Mendes-France's Radical-Socialists and allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Landrey
United Press
Paris UP
Socialist Party
National Council
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Guy Mollet
Mendes- France
Mendes-France
UDSR
Social Democrat Party
Social Republicans Gaullists
Paris
Deer Harvest And Holiday Shopping In Local Notes
The report covers local hunters Chuck and Helen Terpilowski returning from Potter County with a seven point 130 pound deer and a three point 140 pound deer, and Nick D. Bloise shooting a six point 155 pound buck in Venango County. City police continue street spot checks to curb speeding on residential roads. Dandelions blooming in December amuse residents while a Christmas presents mystery emerges from a basement find. Downtown stores report heavy crowds and a brisk Christmas shopping rush.
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Charles Terpilowski
R. D
Chuck
Helen
Potter County
Nick D. Bloise
West Fairmont Ave
Venango County
Five Girls Die In Fire At Benton Home
In Benton Louisiana a fire destroyed a three room home killing five girls including a 15-year-old and four younger siblings. Their mother Mrs Ruby Wingo 48 suffered critical burns and is not expected to survive.
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Benton, Lr
Ruby Wingo
Daily Weather Report Mostly Cloudy North Sunny South
North area remains mostly cloudy with light snow flurries while the south enjoys sunshine. Highs reach 32 in the north and 38 in the south with a cold night forecast and temperatures dipping to 15 to 20. Wednesday brings sun and warmer conditions.
Eisenhower weighs 35 billion defense budget and tax cut
President Eisenhower studied the possibility of a defense budget near 35 billion dollars for the next fiscal year while weighing a proposed tax cut. He conferred with Defense Secretary Wilson and Budget Director Hughes in Gettysburg to balance the current and forthcoming budgets and determine timelines for tax relief.
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Frank Eleazer
United Press
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Rowland R. Hughes
Georgia Governor Target In New Demonstration
Students at Emory University and the University of Georgia burned Gov. Marvin Griffin in effigy after the Regents approved a compromise racial policy. The policy allows Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl but bars possible future integration in Southern football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas C. Chriss
United Press
Atlanta
Emory University
University of Georgia
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Griffin
State Board of Regents
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Tech
Coleme
Sub Zero Cold Hits Midwest and West Coast Storm
Sub zero temperatures spread across the northern Midwest with 15 below in Grantsburg and Wausau and 12 below in Eau Claire. Fraser Colorado registered 16 degrees below zero as a Pacific storm drenched the West Coast with rain and snow. Winds up to 52 mph increased the chill while Amarillo Texas picked up up to three and a half inches of melting snow.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Wausau
Eau Claire
Rockies
Fraser
Colo
Wyoming
Texas
Amarillo
Maine
Florida
Syracuse
N. Y
Erie
Eden asserts Britain will push hydrogen bomb despite ban talks
Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden said Britain will proceed with hydrogen bomb development and reject a nuclear test ban that would leave the U K in decisive inferiority. He noted the decision was announced February 17 and will not depart from it while welcoming security agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eden
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
United Kingdom
GSA Set to Meet United on Thursday in Washington
GSA officials and United Engineering & Foundry Co. will meet in Washington Thursday to continue talks on the sale of the government owned plant in New Castle. GSA Administrator Ed Mund Mansure will represent the agency at the session. The parties have held several prior meetings over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Services Administration
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Washington, D. C
New Castle
GSA
Edmund F. Mansure
United
U S Program On Surpluses Is Protested
Uruguay President Luis Battle Berres told a Washington meeting that the U.S program to dump agricultural surpluses abroad damages Latin American economies. He warned flooding markets with cheap raw materials for local currencies and long terms harms nations dependent on exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Luis Battle Berres
America
Battle Berres
Council of Government
Uruguay
Eisenhower
Council of the Organization of American States
Batlle Berres
Latin America
Dulles Accuses Russia of Pushing India Toward Goa Conflict
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles charged Russia has been urging India to use force in its Goa dispute with Portugal. He defended the U.S.-Portugal joint statement calling Goa a Portuguese province, a framing that provoked Indian opposition and fueled tensions over the colony’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Russia
India
Portugal
Goa
Dulles
Paulo Cuhna
Cooper to Head School Board For Fifth Time
Ralph A. Cooper was re elected president of the New Castle school board for the fifth consecutive year at the annual organizational meeting. Sam H. Byers was elected vice president to succeed Daniel B. Woolcock, new members James B. Foster Jr and Robert W Rainey sworn in, Lester F Johns remaining on the board. Byers also serves on the sinking fund committee with the president and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Cooper
New Castle
Sam H. Byers
Daniel B. Woolcock
James B. Foster Jr
Robert W. Rainey
Lester F Johns
Cooper
Byers
C. Edson Rummell
James M. Dart
Lester F. Johns
Walter FE. Myers
Myers
Margaret Seal
James B Foster
Rainey Education
Dart
Seal
Johns
Tax Office
GNCA
New Castle News
East Street
Walter A. Kearney
Mr. Kearney
Red Leaders Visit May Be Reconsidered
British reaction to Sir Winston Churchill s suggestion that a scheduled visit to England by Soviet leaders be reconsidered is mixed. One paper urged letting them come while another agrees with Churchill on questioning the wisdom of permitting Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev to visit Britain next spring. Churchill said Britain will study reports of the India Burma tour before allowing any visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Nikolai Bulganin
Arty
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Woodford
India
Burma
Khrushchev
Buster Keaton In Critical Condition At Sawtelle Hospital
Buster Keaton aged 60 remains in critical condition at Sawtelle Veterans Hospital with an intestinal ailment. The silent film star is described as maintaining his characteristic deadpan expression as doctors assess his illness.
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Hollywood
Buster Keaton
Sawtelle Veterans Hospital
Christmas in Sweden and a New Year’s cleansing rite
A poem describes Swedish Christmas customs with merry hearts and church visits. Sleighs, carol singing, and candles mark the season as families light Yule logs and honor Proverbs while casting last year’s sins away.
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Christ
Sweden
Julien C. Hyer
East German Communists Claim Berlin Four Power Pact Dead
The Neues Deutschland accuses American Ambassador Conant of boasting about Berlin four power status and hints at a new blockade. East German leaders depict West Berlin and Bonn as puppets while asserting sovereignty and threatening road and river traffic controls.
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Berlin
James B. Conent
United States
West Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Dr. Conant
West
Britain
France
Russia
Bonn
P. A. Dibreva
East Germany
German Democratic Republic
Missing MLB Pitcher Jim McDonald Sinking Flight Sought in Everglades
The Coast Guard scoured the Everglades for major league pitcher James L. McDonald and a male companion after they departed Tamiami Airport Monday at 1:30 pm bound for Clewiston Florida. McDonald, 28, had been with the Yankees and Orioles. The search was halted when he telephoned his wife to say a flat tire grounded the plane at an isolated camp overnight.
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Miami
South Florida Everglades
Jim McDonald
Coast Guard
Everglades Jungle
James L. McDonald
McDonald
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Tamiami Airport
Clewiston
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Pitcher
Big Cypress Swamp
Mock air attack drills end as CONAD braces North America
Defense forces of the United States and Canada completed a simulated air attack exercise named Operation Crackerjack. Interceptor aircraft patrolled the continent after a mobilized alert across CONAD networks with no details released on outcomes.
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Washington
UNS
Pentagon
United States
Canada
Colorado Springs
Colo
North American
Continental Air Defense Command
CONAD
Strategic Air Command
America
Khrushchev Sees Breeding Place For A New War
Khrushchev warned at Rangoon that Western intervention in Korea and Indo China creates a breeding ground for a new war in Southeast Asia. He, with Bulganin, urged Burma and peaceloving states to oppose SEATO and called for a peace settlement with Japan to curb militarism and block a renewed Japanese aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Korea
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Pudgy
India
Burma
Nikolai Bulganin
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Japan
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Plan for One Shot Polio Vaccination
Washington experts gather to discuss trimming the Salk vaccine schedule from three injections over eight months to a single shot to reach more children before the coming polio season. Dr. Jonas E. Salk and government advisory committee members attend the conference led by the Health Department. The plan aims to be reviewed by Surgeon General Leonard Scheele for a final decision this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Jonas E. Salk
Government
East German Reds Tighten Pressure on West Berlin Traffic
East German authorities increased harassment of West Berlin transit, with reinforced police patrolling road and rail links to the Soviet sector. Searches targeted West Berliners in the Soviet zone and the Free Jurists League claimed use of search books listing people who fled or were suspected of fleeing to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Soviet Zone
East Germany
Eisenhower Seeks $25 Billion Defense Budget Push
President Eisenhower met with Charles E. Wilson and Rowland Hughes in Gettysburg to draft a defense budget prioritizing atomic hydrogen weapons and delivery systems. The planned military outlay is about $25 billion for the next fiscal year, roughly $500 million above current spending. Wilson declined to rule out further budget talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Nixon
Gettysburg
Ins
Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
Rowland Hughes
Wilson
Police Seek Suspect Who Abducted Over $1200 In Checks
Police pursue Carl Anderson 657 E Washington St after the Penn Smoke Shop owner Frank Mantinoas reports cashing checks totaling 1261.95 at First National Bank. Anderson did not return with the endorsed checks.
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Frank Mantinoas
Penn Smoke Shop
Carl Anderson
Washington St
First National Bank
Anderson
Death notices for several residents on December 6 1955
Obituaries list Joseph Pelino 49 of McKeesport Andrew W Roth 42 of 1228 Cascade St Orloff Hoover 42 of 522 W Washington St Mrs May Nelson 63 of Bessemer Edna Mae Polcaro Ellwood City Rev William Jackson Holmes 86 of 313 Englewood Ave Mary A Welch 77 of Ellwood Beatrice Breckenbridge 87 of 1425 W Washington St Ellwood City area residents listed with ages and addresses.
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Andrew W. Roth
Cascade St
Orloff Hoover
Washington St
May Nelson
Bessemer
Edna Mae Polcaro
Ellwood City
William Jackson Holmes
Englewood Ave
Mary A. Welch
Beatrice Breckenbridge
Amendments Add To Excis e Tax Measure
Pennsylvania Senate approves amendments exempting newspapers and confections from the 3 12 percent manufacturers excise tax. House bill, amended in 35 minutes, keeps aim to tax all sales by manufacturers to wholesalers and jobbers.
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Joseph D. Hutman
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
George M
Senate Finance Committee
William H. Davis
Luzerne
John H. Dent
Henry B. Leader
Senate
Clearing Skies Boost State Temperatures
Weather report from United Press notes cloudy cold spell over Pennsylvania with a forecast of clearing skies by Wednesday. Temperatures today expected near 45 degrees statewide, with night lows from 20 to 30 degrees. High pressure moving in should reduce Lake Erie snow flurries and raise afternoon highs about five degrees.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Classifieds Page Summary
The fragment shows sections for radio TV comics society and editorial with references to pages and obituary listings. It lists newsroom contact numbers and various classified categories including want ads and stock notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Lone
Society
Editorial
Ellwood
Hat Gone to a Pups Rough Play Thirty Seven Today
A rambunctious pup named Arthur Mometer chews furniture and even rocks and shoes. He damages a hat by nibbling the crown brim and ripping a hole, but the narrator accepts the playful destruction as typical puppy behavior at age thirty seven.
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Billy
Gustafson
Pulaski Road
Pa Nene
Daily Weather Report
Congress
U.S
William Galbraith
United Press Staff
New Castle Board
Joseph Fleming
Conant
Joseph Pelino
McKeesport
Inside Todays News
Arthur Mometer
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