President and Nehru end Gettysburg talks at White House drive
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru finished private discussions at Gettysburg and returned to Washington. Hagerty said the talks covered many international topics including Hungary, the Middle East, and U.S. relations with Red China. Nehru then attended a luncheon with Vice President Nixon and could meet again if beneficial.
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India
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Washington
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Middle East
U.S
Red China
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nehru
Richard M. Nixon
Hagerty
United Press
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg Farm
Indira Gandhi
Traffic light reinstalled after ten day outage at Jeffer son and Garfield
Transit notes report the traffic signal is back up at N Jeffer son and Garfield after a ten day outage from a prior accident. Vandalism reported at St John s Lutheran Church in Fairfield and Highland hampers parking lot lighting with bulbs repeatedly stolen. Washington St holes persist slowing traffic and near collisions occur as motorists straddle the gaps. Diamond street bottleneck continues despite police efforts with eastbound drivers urged to stay away from the fence side. Local shoppers urged to plan buys for family gifts and consider downtown information services to aid green shoppers. Snow flurries noted with continuation likely.
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North Hillway
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Highland
Clearing in the West With Snow Chance Next Week
A daily weather report notes clearing conditions in the west this evening with locals seeing a low of 15 to 22 degrees. Wednesday brings increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures, with snow possible in northern areas by Wednesday night. US 24 hour stats show a high of 53 and a low of 27 with traces of rain and snow. river level at 6.8 feet. A year ago the high was 27 and the low 21 with 0.2 inches of precipitation and 0.2 inches of snow.
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United States
Dulles Expected to Warn of Kremlin War Danger
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is set to say that Soviet satellite uprisings threaten the free world. He will outline fears Moscow may go to war to solve satellite problems and answer reporters at his first news conference in two months.
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Washington, D. C
Douglas MacArthur I
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U. S
Japan
State Department
John Simmons
John Foster Dulles
Washington
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Free World
Kremlin
NATO
Middle East
Dulles
Moscow
U.S
Britain
France
Paris
Eden Maps Showdown Meeting Over Suez Crisis
Prime Minister Anthony Eden plans a late meeting of the divided Conservative Party to settle the Suez crisis disputes and economic strain. He will first face questions in the House of Commons as Labour presses for answers and unity. The Daily Sketch warns the session could make or break his career amid party splits and home-front tensions.
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London
Anthony Eden
Lebels
House of Commons
Labor Party
Daily Sketch
Eden
Egypt
Arctic cold mass sweeps into Great Lakes to Texas
An arctic air mass pushes south from the Great Lakes reaching Texas as readings drop to 20 degrees below zero in parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The cold air spreads southeast by nightfall with snow flurries in the lower Great Lakes and rain along the Atlantic coast. Flight cancellations occur around New York City area due to fog. Warmer air replaces the cold in the West as Montana and the Dakotas rise by about 25 degrees.
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Laguardia
Teterboro
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New Jersey
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Dakojtas
Brookville Youth Killed in Crash
Brookville Pa. police report 18 year old Robert R. Bushey a Brookville high school senior was killed Monday when he lost control of his car and crashed into an embankment four miles west of here. Police say he appeared to be driving at a high speed and his body was found behind the wheel about two hours later.
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Brookville
Robert R. Bushey
Brookvile High School
Here
Poland Wins Kremlin Backing for Troop Movements
The Soviet Union approved a first of its kind treaty in Warsaw granting Poland the right to approve moves of Russian troops on Polish soil. The accord promises the temporary stationing of Soviet forces will not infringe Polish sovereignty or internal affairs.
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London
INS
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Kremlin
Tass
Egyptian Police Move Into Port Said Amid UN Efforts
A force of 350 Egyptian police arrives in Port Said to support UNEF as British and French troops withdraw. Shops reopen. Egyptian flags fly as Legionnaires withdraw with one killed in the night. UNEF patrols face sporadic fire. evacuation date remains secret with a three-day salvage deadline extended.
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French Foreign Legionnaires
United Nations Emergency Force
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U.N
Britain
France
Feet
Arrests in Hungary Reach Nearly 400 in 24 Hours
Budapest reports say the Communist government arrested almost 400 rebels and criminals in a 24 hour sweep to quell counter revolutions. Mass trials are anticipated as government contemplates possible reshuffle and talks with non Communist leaders before Christmas. Leading potential successors include three Titoists and Bela Kovacs jailed by Soviets in 1947.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Zoltan Szanto
Gyvorgy Lukacs
Zoltan Vas
Bela Kovacs
Freeholders Party
Radio
AVH
Withdrawal Of Troops From Egypt Nears Completion
British and French forces push to finish a large scale withdrawal from Egypt. An evacuation fleet has arrived at Port Said with troops and freighters ready to depart. The Pasteur carried 3,000 troops and 500 civilians while carrier planes provided air cover.
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Egypt
Pasteur
Mediterranean
Why Christmas sermon by Rev Elliott Harbor UP Church
In this Advent reflection Rev William M Elliott asks why Christmas matters. He cites Jesus teaching Blessed are the poor in spirit and contrasts earthly spending with divine gift giving, noting Christ’s poverty for humanity and urging spiritual poverty as the path to grace. Continued on Page 2.
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Jesus
Son of God
Elliott
Lord Jesus Christ
Japan Admitted to UN Assembly as 80th Member Nation
The United Nations Assembly voted unanimously to admit Japan as its 80th member, with 77 ballots in favor and no abstentions. Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu, arriving for the flag ceremony, will address the body in his UN debut, stressing settlements through the UN and peaceful solutions.
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UN Assembly
Japan
Hungary
South Africa
Pierre J. Huss
N.Y
Soviet Security Council
Tokyo
Germany
Red China
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Injuries Fatal to Wymer After Roadside Tire Incident
George E. Wymer, 20, of 511 Cunningham Ave, died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after being struck by an auto while rolling a tire along Route 224 west of the city. The driver was Charles A. Bryson, 45, of Poland Ohio, en route to Mesta Machine Co. hospital diagnosis cited fatal injuries.
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Cunningham Ave
Rt. 224
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Bryson
Youngstown
Poland Rd
Poland
O. Bryson
Mesta Machine Co
Wymer
Deaths in the region including Bowen Wymer Schrantz Newswonder Palombi
Death notices list Mrs. Della Lehman Bowen age 81 of New Wilmington R D 2 George E Wymer age 20 of 511 Cunningham Ave Francis Joseph Schrantz age 49 of 416 W North St John Newswonder age 86 of Aliquippa and Anthony Palombi age 27 of 710 E Long Ave.
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Della Lehman Bowen
New Wilmington
R.D
George E. Wymer
Cunningham Ave
Francis Joseph Schrantz
W. North St. John Newswonder
Aliquippa
Anthony Palombi
E. Long
Firing Squad Measures Fail to Halt Hungarian Miner Refusal
In Vienna, the Hungarian government abandons the plan to use volunteers to work strikebound coal mines as impractical. Radio Budapest reports workers could not be found due to housing shortages and dangerous pits, reflecting wider resistance to Soviet troop withdrawal amid industrial disruption.
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Vienna
Hungary
Radio
Budapest
Kadar
Nixon Heads to Austria for Hungarian Refugee Mission
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will depart Washington at 4 p.m. EST for a quick trip to Austria to inspect the Hungarian refugee program. He will report to President Eisenhower and Congress on steps the United States should take to aid Hungarians fleeing Soviet oppression and plans to return Sunday.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Richard Nixon
Austria
Karl Gruber
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Augusta
Local Sailor Killed In Car Crash En Route Home for Holidays
Anthony Palombi and fellow sailor Kenneth Johnson died in a New York State thruway crash between Rochester and Syracuse. Palombi, 27, lived at 710 E Long Ave and was in the U S Navy. Johnson, 26, from Hamilton Ontario, also died. The body was moved to Canastota Funeral Home. Palombi's mother collapsed upon hearing the news. His wife and two children are staying with her parents in Ellwood City awaiting confirmation. Continued on page 4.
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Anthony Palombi
E. Long Ave
U.S. Navy
Palombi
Kenneth P. Johnson
Hamilton
Ont
New York State
Navy
New York State Thruway
Rochester
Syracuse
The
Red Cross
Canastota
Mary Palombi
Victor Nativio
Cascade St
Nativio
Olga Pelliccione Palombi
Center Ave
Ellwood City
New Wilmington Council Advances One Percent Wage Tax
New Wilmington Borough council approved a one percent wage tax on residents and workers with final adoption set for January 7. The measure is expected to raise about $15,000 in 1957 for general purposes, including paving Francis Lincoln and Kathryn streets near the new high school site, with costs shared by the borough and adjacent property owners. No tax reduction is planned and the school board will not yet participate in the five mills.
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New Wilmington
Ronald E. Jones
Francis
Lincoln
Kathryn
New Wilmington Borough
Council
Thomas V. Mansell
Ed Edmiston
Brooks obituary page notes late editor
Obituary notices list a Brook(s) figure and society items. The page offers classified ads and sections for radio, TV, crosswords, editorial content, and sports, with reference to editors and readers in the local area.
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Ellwood
Brooks
Ol Iceee
Christmas Tree Trials of Arthur Memeter
Arthur Memeter recounts his attempts to raise a Christmas tree despite lacking carpentry skills. He buys a tall tree from a vendor, cuts the stem, fits a wooden base, and celebrates that his hands stayed unscathed as he prepares the tree for trimming on a chilly thirty three degree day.
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