Dulles Plans NATO Talks to Shape Paris Rejoinder
The United States will hold extended consultations with NATO allies and Latin American ambassadors to align on Paris conference decisions and the Bulganin peace proposals. Draft replies will go to the NATO Council in Paris before final transmission to Moscow, delaying action until mid January.
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After Christmas Apathy And Holiday Traffic
A Newc Fam Observes describes a wet post holiday day with few people on the streets except those out to view decorations. Huron Ave. draws the most attention while police and fire sirens are scarce and mail carriers resume routine duties after the Christmas rush.
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Weather Summary for Tonight and Saturday
Cloudy and windy tonight with rain in the southwest and snow sleet and freezing rain in the north and east. Low tonight 28 to 36. Saturday cloudy and windy with rain changing to snow flurries. 24hour period ending 7 am: high 46, low 30, precipitation 0.64, river 10.8 feet. A year ago: high 53, low 29, precip 0.25, snow, river 6.9 feet.
Southern Illinois Floods Drive 40 Families From Homes
Heavy rains threaten southern Illinois as floods force 40 families to abandon residences along the Little Wabash River. Trucks and motorboats evacuate campers, while officials fear the river could crest at 34 feet. Farther north, three families leave homes due to minor floods as cool air spreads across the nation.
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New Industrial Prospects Good in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Commerce Secretary William R. Davlin says prospects for new industrial development in 1958 are favorable with many out of state firms showing interest in locating in the state. He cites PID A loan commitments totaling 5.7 million on 44 projects creating 8485 jobs and $27.2 million in payroll, plus 342 projects announced in 1957 across various towns including Scranton Uniontown Lehighton Pottsville Wilkes Barre and Hazleton.
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Operation Will Save Child Reflects Father Relenting
In Richmond Indiana a father Arthur Pippen 40 relented after pleas by authorities to permit a doctor to treat his daughter July 11 for acute appendicitis. The emergency operation was performed and the child is in good condition.
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Arthur Pippen
Safety Resolution By Motorists Urged
Harrisburg. The state highways safety director O D Shipley urges Pennsylvania motorists to resolve to drive safely in 1958. He says this resolution is among the soundest a motorist could make and aims to reduce accidents and save lives.
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Republic Steel Plans Recall of Hundreds at Youngstown Plant
Republic Steel Corp says it will recall several hundred employees next week as five open hearth furnaces are relighted at the Youngstown plant. All open hearth furnaces had been shut since December 7 when the last three of 15 were closed. The five furnaces will return to production a week earlier than expected.
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School board votes against real estate transfer tax repeal
The board 4-3 rejects repealing the district tax on real estate transfers. Solicitor Elmer D. ONeill deems the tax voidable, citing later legislation and legal questions from local attorneys. The district seeks further clarification before acting again and declines to buy excess tax stamps.
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Mike Annarella
Garfield Davies
Phillip L. Clark
Frank Zajac
F. H. Vannatten
Vannatten
Elmer D. O'Neill
Eugene Hill
James Lotus
Merle Allen
O'Neill
Eureka Printing Co
Bodkin
Atic
Hillarys Lead in Race to South Pole Narrowing Gap
Sir Edmund Hillarys New Zealand team led by the Everest conqueror pressed toward the South Pole with under 300 miles to go while the British expedition led by Dr Vivian Fuchs trailed about 300 miles behind. A radio from McMurdo Sound reported 49 miles covered in the night.
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Jameson Board Names Dr. Sion As Pathologist
Dr. Albert Sion named pathologist of Jameson Memorial Hospital. The 33 year old Naval Medical Corps lieutenant will assume duties after Navy release next month. He now serves as pathologist at Naval Hospital in Jacksonville Florida and fills a vacancy created by last Sept. 1 dismissal of Dr. William E. Goodpastor.
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Red Influence Seen At Cairo Conference
Delegates from 37 African and Asian nations attended an unofficial solidarity meeting in Cairo. They prepared resolutions based on reports urging an unconditional halt to nuclear weapons tests and criticizing imperialism and colonialism. Early sessions will test whether the anti West tenor aligns with Bandung neutralist lines.
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Union Board study weighs expanding education plan
Harrisburg reports Gov. Leader is urged to broaden a 100 member education study group to include more classroom teachers. PSEA proposes recommendations for school district reform, tax exemptions for teachers, and a two year postsecondary program. a new secondary school project faces a 1.87 million cost and potential 23.8 mill tax impact.
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George M. Leader
Francis J. Dolan
Lansford
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Hazleton
Kermit M. Stover
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Mahoning
Coldest spot in nation at eight below in Wyoming
The mercury fell to eight below zero at Big Piney Wyoming the coldest temperature reported in the United States according to the U S Weather Bureau.
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Big Piney
Wyo
U.S. Weather Bureau
Solomon to Lead DA Office After Election Victory
Democratic candidate Joseph Solomon won the district attorney race 16 755 to 14 893, defeating a Republican opponent seeking a second term. Solomon plans to appoint an assistant and a county detective, with several names already mentioned. The election drew statewide attention due to conspiracy charges surrounding his rival.
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Solomon
Richard Audino
Lawrence County
Orville Brown
Marvin A. Luxenberg
Ellwood
Solomor
Fred Norris
Richard Gray
Louis J. Granato
Marie
Harold Rice
Rice
New Castle
Gray
New York
Deaths in city and nearby areas reported
Death notices list Mrs. John W. Davis age 60 of 428 Summit Drive Miss Michael Schmidt 86 of 708 Allen Street Mrs Charles Smith age 89 of New Wilmington and Charles J Matthews 65 of Cleveland Ohio in Friday listing Ages and addresses provided for each deceased with local connections.
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Summit
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Allen
Charles Smith
New Wilmington
Charles J. Matthews
Cleveland, O
Salk Reveals Test Tube Technique Accelerating Basic Cancer Research
Dr. Jonas Salk reports a new test tube method enabling scientists to work 100 times faster in basic research and identifies monkey antibodies that kill cancer and normal human cells. The approach, an adaptation of the phenol red test, lets aides assess antibody effectiveness by color change in blood samples.
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INS
Jonas FE. Salk
Salk
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Actor Killed in Street Fight In New York
Broadway actor Gerald Sarracini was beaten to death in a street fight. Monroe Gibson, 26, of New York, was charged with assault resulting in homicide after allegedly confessing to the Christmas morning attack. Sarracini starred opposite Tommy Bell in Romanoff and Juliet.
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Tommy Bell
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Ellwood Society Pages and Classifieds Highlight Local News
Local board notices and society items appear in Ellwood section along with cross words and obituaries. Readers can find radio TV and theater listings plus want ads and sport notes in the community pages.
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This Week of Decision Prompts Resolutions
This piece urges renewal of past resolutions as a moral cue. It notes avoiding poker, swearing, drinking, and late nights. It mentions cool weather and a steady thirty seven degrees.
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